Wynwood Marketplace

The weekend of August 7th, Capital One is celebrating their Café’s perfect twist on banking: part bank, part café, all in one place. What better way to beat the Miami heat than with free ice cream!
WHAT: A Day of Perfect Twists: We’re bringing fun vibes, surprise giveaways, and a free ice cream truck pop-up to three Miami locations.&nbsp;
WHERE + WHEN:
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<li>Friday, August 7: Wynwood Marketplace, 2250 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33127</li>
<li>Saturday, August 8: Lincoln Road, 846 Lincoln Rd, Miami Beach, FL 33139</li>
<li>Sunday, August 9: The Underline, 700 SW 1st Ave, Miami, FL 33130</li>
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WHEN: 1-7pm ET
If you can’t make it to the pop-up, Capital One Cafés are celebrating all summer long: Every Thursday through September 3, anyone can stop by their local Café for a $3.60 Latte from 3pm to close in celebration of Capital One’s 360 Checking and Performance Savings accounts. Customers can choose from any handcrafted latte, including the four, unique seasonal sips offered by Verve Coffee for a limited time.
Summer Sips: Now through September 8, enjoy four refreshing and seasonal handcrafted beverages by Verve Coffee at Capital One Café locations across 32 cities.
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<li>Blueberry Ube Latte: Bright blueberry and tropical ube meets rich and grounding espresso, finished with blueberry ube cold foam.</li>
<li>Island Spritz: A sparkling, caffeine-free tropical refresher with pineapple coconut cold foam and a hint of Tajín.</li>
<li>Tropical Mocha Latte: Chocolate meets pineapple in a juicy, refreshing mocha, finished with pineapple coconut cold foam.</li>
<li>Blueberry Ube Matcha: Earthy matcha layered with blueberry and ube tropical sweetness, topped with blueberry cold foam.</li>
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$3.60 Latte Thursdays: To add a perfectly unexpected twist to your week, from 3pm to closing every Thursday from June 4 through September 3, enjoy all handcrafted lattes (hot, cold or seasonal) for $3.60, in honor of our Capital One 360 Checking and 360 Performance Savings accounts, which offer no monthly fees or minimums, access to the Capital One mobile app for convenient, seamless banking 24/7 and more – perfect to handle whatever twists life throws your way. This offer is limited to one per transaction.

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As families across Miami-Dade County prepare for another school year, parents are buying supplies, arranging transportation and preparing children for new classrooms and routines.
For families of children and young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, back-to-school preparation often involves far more.
Parents may be navigating Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), 504 Plans, accommodations, therapies, and meetings with educators. As their children get older, families may also face an important question: What happens after high school?
Will there be opportunities for higher education, employment, and independence? Will young people know how to advocate for themselves? Will employers recognize their abilities rather than focusing on their disabilities?
These are questions families should not have to answer by themselves.
At Alliance Community &amp; Employment Services (ACES), we believe that preparing young people with disabilities for success means providing individuals and families with access to information, resources and opportunities that extend beyond the classroom.
Parents need to understand their rights and feel confident in advocating for their children. Young people need opportunities to develop self-advocacy, leadership, and employment skills that prepare them for adulthood.
Employers also play a role. Individuals with disabilities bring talent, creativity, resilience, and valuable perspectives to the workplace. Building a more inclusive South Florida requires schools, employers, nonprofits, government agencies, and families to work together to create pathways from education to employment and independence.
That is why ACES is hosting the Leaders with a Destiny Summit on Saturday, August 8, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Miami Dade College North Campus, located at 11380 NW 27th Avenue in Miami. Event Registration:<a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/leaders-with-a-destiny-summit-tickets-1992927622166?utm_source=chatgpt.com" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Eventbrite Registration</a>.
The free community event will bring together youth, families, educators, disability advocates, and community organizations for discussions on education, self-advocacy, resilience, leadership, employment readiness, and independence.
Attendees can participate in educational breakout sessions, hear from national speakers and disability advocates, and connect with organizations at a community resource fair. A complimentary lunch and a backpack and school-supply giveaway will also be available.
Backpacks and supplies help students start the school year prepared. But what goes inside a backpack can only take a young person so far.
We must also equip our youth with confidence, knowledge, opportunity, and a belief in what is possible.
As we begin another school year, our community should ask not only what students need for their first day of class but also what they need to build successful futures.
A disability should never determine a person’s destiny. Every individual deserves a path to discover their potential, pursue their goals, and live with dignity, purpose, and greater independence.
Lixon Nelson is Co-Founder and Executive Director of Alliance Community &amp; Employment Services (ACES), which supports individuals with disabilities and underserved communities through employment, education, mental health services, advocacy, and personalized guidance.

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