#HIALEAHNOW Christmas Block Party Presented by Jameson is Tomorrow

A laid-back, enchanting affair with crisp South Florida winter weather. Christmas lights strewn across warehouses with massive murals imprinted on their facades by some of the most recognized local artists will be the backdrop to the biggest Christmas Block Party South Florida has ever seen.

Wear your favorite ugly sweater and come enjoy the afternoon with us while shopping for the ideal Christmas gift. Bring an unwrapped toy to benefit His House Children's Home and enjoy your chance to buy a uniquely crafted gift from one of our local vendors curated by Thrifter in true last-minute Hialeah fashion. Feast on food trucks, take in the moment and forget the crazy mall traffic. This will be a night of fun punctuated with Christmas classics and our favorite tunes by Sharpsound, DZA and Aliyo. Remember, Christmas comes but once a year!

Saturday, December 17
3 p.m. - 8 p.m.
FREE

The Leah Arts District
1501 E 10 Avenue, Hialeah

E. 15th Street will be closed off for the event.
family friendly and open to the public FREE parking
Please bring an unwrapped toy to benefit His House Children's Home.

RSVP HERE
RSVP REQUIRED

Over two dozen vendors including handmade goods, vintage finds and creative brands like Hialeah Kicks Ass!
Free smoked brisket samples by Unbranded Brewery opening their brewery and restaurant in the Leah Arts District in late 2017.

Food trucks by Burger Beast
Che Grill
Crazydilla
HipPops
Jerk It Cuisine
Taco Fresh
Little Snokyo

Vendors by ThrifterAnita FantomeBang Bang JewelsC2Love StoreCali Style ImportsCreative ConnectionsGAG THREADGoji ArtHialeah Kicks Ass (sticker attached)LollifruitMade Unlimited (t-shirt attached)Martha of MiamiNever Alone ThreadsNot Yo Mothers ClosetRoRocksRossana Ceccato Sugar Luxe SocietySunstruck TV Head CompanyU-style28

More local vendors to be announced!

About The Leah Arts District
Hialeah's Southeastern industrial corridor rose to prominence during the 1980s as one of the largest and busiest areas of production and manufacturing in Florida. As a result of modernization combined with the effects of outsourcing, the uses that were once prevalent in the area dissipated and this particular area was all but abandoned.

Since that time, a medley of different uses has been incorporated into the area including a heavy presence of some of Miami-Dade County's most prolific thrift stores.

These thrift stores have been instrumental in introducing Hialeah to an entire generation of antique lovers and artists. The Hialeah Artist Live/Work Overlay District, also known as The Leah Arts District, enjoys a strategic proximity to the newly proposed Hialeah Market Station development project, Miami's artistic hubs, and other destination areas within Miami-Dade County. Because of it's location and highly affordable price per square footage, Hialeah's new Artist Live / Work District is in a position to play a vital and important role in the artistic and cultural development of not only Hialeah, but the entire South Florida community.

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