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Doral announces March arts events, spring-break programs and council meetings on March 12
Summary
Mayor Christi Fraga highlighted March events in Doral, including an International Women’s Month exhibit running through March 10, a slate of community activities and city council meetings at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. on March 12.
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Doral Mayor Christi Fraga announced a calendar of March events, an International Women’s Month art exhibit through March 10 at the Doral Cultural Arts Center, and two city council meetings scheduled for March 12 at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.
The announcements previewed family-focused programming for spring break and recurring cultural activities. "Make sure to click the link for our monthly calendar," Mayor Christi Fraga said, urging residents to check the city website and social channels for details and to use the council meeting public comment periods to share their views.
Why it matters: The events and meeting schedule give residents opportunities to participate in cultural programming and to address the council during public comment. The art exhibit and ongoing programs are timed around spring break, a period when more families and students may attend city offerings.
Details provided by the mayor included an International Women’s Month art exhibit at the Doral Cultural Arts Center on display until March 10 and a list of regular programs such as Cultural Thursdays, Art After Dark, full-moon yoga and kids story time. The mayor also referenced spring break camps and general spring-break activities; specific camp dates, fees and registration details were not specified in the announcement.
The city posted two separate council meeting times for March 12 (10 a.m. and 6 p.m.), both described as regular meetings and opportunities for public comment. Mayor Fraga encouraged residents to "stay informed and get city updates to share your voice in our public comments." The announcement directed listeners to the city website for the full monthly calendar and for registration or schedule details.
No formal votes, ordinances or budget items were discussed in the recorded remarks. The mayor's remarks were delivered as a community bulletin-style update rather than part of a deliberative agenda.

