The Family Reunion and Historic Tree Planting.
Admission is free.
A site that for many years was a bastion for white Miamians. In the intervening years, the zoo moved to its current address, and the carousel fell into disrepair, only to be recently revitalized. In the Miami of yore, blacks who wanted to swim in the sea couldn't. Segregation laws forbade them from setting foot on so-called white beaches. By the 1940s blacks were protesting that fact, and pushing to test those laws in court.