Miami street art has been a part of the cultural fabric of Miami and has been a driving force in reinventing the Magic City over the past decades.
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Customer service and pride. Those are the attributes that make a good business according to Andrew Durning, who owns Butlers in the Manor, winner of Best Cleaning Company this year.
Wilton Collective is a local upscale thrift and consignment retail store, with an eclectic mix of art gallery, home decor, antiques, and LGBTQ artwork for sale.
FlockFest Events are dedicated to raising both critical funds and essential awareness for local nonprofit organizations, with a strong emphasis on championing the LGBTQ community. They are driven by the belief in the power of events to generate positive impact and lasting change in the communities they serve.
Claudia Castillo knows art. So it’s not a surprise her shop on Wilton Drive won for Best Art Gallery.
For 20 years Neil L. owned a company that cared for people with Intellectual and developmental disabilities then he gave it up all to live in Key West where he decided to be a bartender.
My queer church. That’s the tagline for the Sunshine Cathedral, this year’s Best Spiritual Center.
A modern approach to skin care and wellness, Skn Elements is a Medspa hidden gem located in the little river neighborhood.
La Fleur Florals and Events company is full service retail and events florist specializing in weddings, funerals, proms, special events and your everyday floral needs.
Highly rated and recommended by Greater Fort Lauderdale LGBT Chamber of Commerce, Midland Medical Center is a dedicated medical group practice located in Oakland Park that specializes in primary health care services as well as special health care and preventative services for HIV, Hepatitis and LGBTQ patients.
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