“This is a great tie-in to this annual 1960s-themed outdoor festival,” said Alan Weitzel, Region 3 Manager for Miami-Dade Park and Recreation Department.  “The 1960s which was an era known for its promotion of peace and love in the world is a perfect event for Miami-Dade Parks to use Green Mobility, encouraging peace and love for our environment and also encouraging the community to use their bicycles for both exercise and to save on gasoline.”

Greynolds Love-In will feature The Spencer Davis Group live in concert, as well as other 1960s-themed activities and fun for the whole family, including the Spore Project, an art installation by Doug Rhodehamel, 1960s Costume Contest; vintage car exhibit; Kid’s Fun Zone with games and activities; psychedelic arts and crafts; face painting; food and crafts vendors; and much more.  Admission is free. There is a $7 parking fee. No coolers allowed.  Greynolds Park is located at 17530 W. Dixie Highway, N. Miami Beach. Please visit the Greynold's Love-In website or call 305-945-3425 for more information.

Sponsors include Miami-Dade County District 4 Commissioner Sally Heyman; Tony Roma’s; Majic 102.7 FM; The Doubletree Ocean Point Resort & Spa; The Miami Herald; Rolling Rock Beer; and Bagels & Company.

Green Mobility Network is a non-profit volunteer group that promotes bicycling, walking and running in South Florida.  Walk, Pedal or Roll is its centerpiece campaign for 2008. You can learn more about the group at www.greenmobilitynetwork.org.

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