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Doral mayor outlines May events, including Parque Central Phase 2 opening May 17

3155226 · April 29, 2025
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Summary

Mayor Crisi Fraga announced a series of May events for the City of Doral: a May 1 art exhibit and evening concert at Mapa Teatro, a Mother’s Day celebration May 3 at the artisan market, and the Phase 2 opening of Parque Central with a community center and aquatic facilities on May 17.

Mayor Crisi Fraga announced a slate of city events for May, including a May 1 art exhibit at 10 a.m. followed by a concert at 6 p.m. at Mapa Teatro, a Mother’s Day celebration on May 3 at the city’s artisan market, and the inauguration of Phase 2 of Parque Central on May 17 featuring a new community center and aquatic facilities.

The events are intended as family-focused community offerings. “Nos estamos preparando para el emocionante mes de mayo,” Mayor Crisi Fraga said. The mayor encouraged residents to follow the city’s social media channels or visit the municipal website for updates and additional details.

The May 1 program begins with an art exhibition at 10 a.m. and continues in the evening with a faith and praise concert starting at 6 p.m. The May 3 Mother’s Day event at the artisan market will include live music, food vendors and photo opportunities, the mayor said.

On May 17 the city will mark the opening of Phase 2 of Parque Central. City officials said Phase 2 includes a new community center and aquatic facilities; the announcement invited “the whole family” to attend. The mayor’s remarks did not specify ceremony start times, ribbon-cutting details, or any permitting or operational timelines for the new facilities.

The remarks were a city announcement rather than a council action or vote; no formal motions, budget approvals or project contracts were discussed in the provided remarks.