The Outsiders

Why watch The Outsiders

With Obie award-winning Danya Taymor's direction, The Outsiders promises to be a thrilling, energetic, and inspirational journey. The vibrant and uplifting musical score is by Jonathan Clay & Zach Chance, from the band Jamestown Revival, and Justin Levine, winner of a Tony Award for Moulin Rouge! The Musical. The show snagged a 2024 Tony Award nomination for Best Musical and Best Original Score Written for the Theatre—plus a whopping 10 other nods!

The story

The plot revolves around Ponyboy Curtis and Johnny Cade, who are part of a working-class gang in Tulsa, Oklahoma. A classic story of socioeconomic hierarchy, the musical follows the journey of the 2 protagonists as they battle gang rivalry while trying to protect what belongs to them. Will they succeed in creating a good life for themselves? Join them on their journey to find out.

The Outsiders

Discover Miami's hidden gems and lesser-known landmarks on this sightseeing tour that includes audio guides in six languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Portuguese. The tour covers four hours of exploration across various neighborhoods, parks, and museums, offering a unique perspective on the city’s cultural diversity and architectural heritage. Key highlights include visiting Wynwood Walls (2008), Oleta River State Park (1976), Little Haiti Cultural Complex (2015), and Virginia Key Beach Park (1945). This tour is perfect for travelers looking to uncover Miami's lesser-known attractions, with a focus on guided tours of each site. The itinerary includes stops at over 20 locations, ensuring that you see more than just the typical tourist spots.

Exploring Wynwood Walls

Your tour stops at Wynwood Walls where guests can admire the largest collection of outdoor murals in North America, covering an area of approximately 145,000 square feet. The project was initiated by local artist Tony Goldman and opened to the public in 2009 with a rotating roster of international street artists contributing their work. Visitors spend around one hour walking through the vibrant neighborhood, taking photos and learning about the history behind each mural. What sets Wynwood Walls apart is its ability to transform an industrial area into a cultural hub, attracting art enthusiasts from all over the world. The walls serve as a testament to Miami's commitment to fostering artistic expression and community engagement.

Discovering Oleta River State Park

At Oleta River State Park, guests can explore one of Florida’s most popular public parks, covering an area of 1,064 acres. Established in 1975, the park features a diverse range of recreational activities including biking and kayaking along its extensive network of trails and waterways. Visitors typically spend about two hours here enjoying nature and wildlife. Oleta River State Park is unique for its combination of natural beauty and urban proximity, offering a serene escape just minutes from downtown Miami. The park's historical significance lies in its role as a conservation area since the 1970s.

Exploring Little Haiti Cultural Complex

Your tour continues at Little Haiti Cultural Complex where guests can delve into the rich cultural heritage of Miami’s Haitian community, housed within a 52,000-square-foot facility. The complex was established in 2015 and includes exhibition spaces, performance venues, and educational programs celebrating Haitian arts and culture. Visitors spend around one hour here engaging with interactive exhibits and attending workshops or performances. Little Haiti Cultural Complex stands out for its role in preserving and promoting the unique identity of Miami’s Haitian community, making it a vital cultural landmark.

Virginia Key Beach Park

The tour concludes at Virginia Key Beach Park where guests can visit one of Florida's first African-American public beaches, established in 1945. The park covers about 200 acres and offers visitors the opportunity to relax on its pristine beach while learning about the site’s historical importance. Guests typically spend around two hours here exploring the natural beauty and cultural significance of Virginia Key Beach Park. This landmark is unique for its role in civil rights history, serving as a symbol of equal access during segregation.

Tour Highlights

• Explore Wynwood Walls with extensive mural collection
• Visit Oleta River State Park covering 1,064 acres
• Audio guides available in six languages including English and Spanish
• Discover Little Haiti Cultural Complex with diverse cultural programs
• Enjoy Virginia Key Beach Park established in 1945 for civil rights significance
• Experience Miami’s unique neighborhoods and parks throughout the tour
• Access to over 20 locations across various districts of Miami
• Convenience including round-trip transportation from designated hotels

Perfect for history buffs, culture enthusiasts, and adventure seekers, this guided sightseeing tour provides an in-depth look at Miami's lesser-known landmarks through engaging audio guides. The four-hour format allows you to explore Wynwood Walls, Oleta River State Park, Little Haiti Cultural Complex, and Virginia Key Beach Park, giving you a comprehensive understanding of Miami’s cultural diversity and historical significance while enjoying the city's unique neighborhoods.