Mark Fried

A glimpse into Key Biscayne’s dynamic social scene

A glimpse into Key Biscayne’s dynamic social scene

From charity galas to business networkers and outdoor activities galore, Key Biscayners were out in full force in and around the island.

Friends Of Cape Florida held their annual Full Moon fundraiser under the stars during a beautiful full moon

The Key Biscayne Yacht Club celebrated Oktoberfest in style with live entertainment, German food and lots of dancing.

The Key Biscayne Lions Club held their annual Oktoberfest at The Key Biscayne Beach Club, complete with German beer offerings, lots of food and plenty of fun.

The Key Biscayne Fourth Of July Committee held their annual BBQ at The Beach Club with lots of tasty bites, refreshing sips and patriotism throughout the day.

The Key Biscayne Yacht Club held their annual Commodore’s Ball representing the 58th Watch and honoring the first female Commodore ever, Hortensia Sampedro Hacker.

The Key Biscayne Yacht Club held their annual Commodore Ball to welcome this year’s new Commodore Hortencia Hacker and Seabell Alexa Holloway.

The Yacht Key Biscayne Yacht Club hosted another amazing New Year’s Eve party with guests ringing in 2012 in style

This Commodore’s Ball represented the changing of watch of Commodore Michael Rice, and the culmination of Hollywood-Era parties and themed social events as planned by Seabelle Mary Tague.

Hollywood Night came to the Key Biscayne Yacht Club as guests arrived dressed as their favorite Hollywood movie star, impressions included.

The Eileen McCaughan Memorial Scholarship Fund event was held at Party’s by Pat. Since 1989, friends and family hold an annual pasta dinner to raise funds for the scholarship. Over 100 scholarships have been awarded since its inception, and over $200,000 in scholarship money has been given to more than 100 students in need.

The Rotary Club of Key Biscayne held their 5th Annual Key Biscayne Wine, Food & Silent Auction. Proceeds benefitted Shake-A-Leg in Miami and Fundacion Manos del Sur’s educational programs in Nicaragua, called Pan y Amor.

The Key Biscayne Yacht Club started a 365-day cruise with Commodore Ed London and Seabelle Captain Marilyn Borroto at the helm. The first port-of-call was Rio de Janeiro, where guests enjoyed suave samba, tasty cachaças, sultry dancers and a world-class churrasquería dinner by Chef Miguel. It was well after midnight that all the guests retired to their cabins, eagerly anticipating the next day’s offerings.