Alina Gomez

Encounters w/ Key Biscayne Woman’s Club — April 2025

A Mardi Gras Gala to benefit the Scholarship Fund for the Key Biscayne Woman’s Club featured blackjack, craps, roulette and raffles along with a delicious dinner buffet, wine and lots of dancing. — Photos // Martiza Minor

Encounters w/ Key Biscayne Woman’s Club — January 2025

Hosted at the residence of Alina Gomez, the most recent welcome cocktail party for the Key Biscayne Woman’s Club was a resounding success of camaraderie and good cheer. — Photos // Maritza Minor

Encounters w/ Key Biscayne Women’s Club — July 2024

Sharing their mission and plans for the future, the Key Biscayne Women’s Club held their annual luncheon and Board of Trustee’s election at The Key Biscayne Yacht Club. — Photos by Maritza Minor

Encounters w/ Flying High For Haiti — April 2024

Global organization Flying High For Haiti held their 8th Annual “Brazilian Night” celebration at The Beach Club, with all proceeds going toward Ecole Du Village, a community school with 135 students in Haiti. — Photos by Maritza Minor

Encounters w/ Commenoz Gallery — July 2023

Commenoz Gallery welcomed art afficionados to a special exhibition at Northern Trust Key Biscayne titled Lines & Hidden Shadows by world-renowned Geometric and Kinetic Artist Adriana Dorta. — Photos by Magnate Photography

Encounters w/ Key Biscayne Women’s Giving Circle — April 2020

The Key Biscayne Women’s Giving Circle held their annual luncheon to honor 2020 Grant Recipients at The Ocean Club Palm Court in the Clubhouse.

Encounters w/ Carlos & Marianne Coto — March 2020

Carlos & Marianne Coto held a pre-Valentine Soirée at their Ocean Club residence for friends, family and colleagues

Encounters w/ Marianne and Carlos Coto — April 2008

Long-time Key Biscayne residents Marianne and Carlos Coto organized the 3rd annual Cabana Crawl at Oceacn Club to benefit the American Cancer Society’s Relay For Life. Having planned the event to coincide with the full-moon, the “crawlers” went from cabana to cabana, where they were greeted with an assortment of food, libations and music. The entertainment at the Coto’s cabana was provided by Don Pan owners Edgar and Betty and by a saxophonist named German. Other hosts dressed their cabanas in a variety of U.S. themes, such as “Mini Fenway Park,” “Boston Seafood Market,” and “Mardi Gras,” to name a few. Others added international flair to the Crawl by offering treats from their country of origin, including Peru, Spain, Mexico, Cuba, Colombia, El Salvador, France, Italy, India and the Greek Isles.
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