With that kind of motto, you know you're in the right place. Miramar puts a lot of work into economic development and revitalization to keep those lucky enough to live here happy.
Miramar's large community garden is maintained by and for volunteers. Stop by to check it out or lend a hand, and if you're a garden member you'll even get to bite into those juicy tomatoes.
Take a vacation somewhere you might not have thought of-Belize City, Miramar's sister city. The two cities share culture and ideas, and encourage tourism back and forth.
This Miramar family is building an empire in Miramar, with both Antonio's Pizzeria and La Famiglia Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria. No wonder, since the traditional home-cooked Italian fare is absolutely incredible.
Miramar has nabbed a spot on Money Magazine's list of best places to live more than once in the past few years, and not just because of the fabulous weather but also as an ideal place to start a business and raise a family.
You'll get all the culture you need at the Miramar Cultural Center Artspark, whether at the 800-seat theater for live performances, the botanical garden, the galleries, or even a fancy party at the banquet hall.
Local legend has it that Snake Warrior's Island Natural Area is haunted. Apparently even Native Americans steered clear of it back in the 1800s. When you visit, watch out for the creepy light beams shooting into the sky, or maybe even a ghost.
Miramar's Town Center is quickly becoming the city's hub, with the library, City Hall, the ArtsPark and other facilities-and more stores and offices are on their way. Keep an eye out.
What other reason do you need to move? The wonderfully weird movie star moved to Miramar in 1970, and went to (and then dropped out of) Miramar High School.
Three large pieces of art are scattered throughout Miramar as part of the city's "Art in Public Places" project. Each piece shows an out-of-town artist's unique view of the city. See if you can visit them all and look through someone else's eyes.
Miramar got its name from the district in Cuba by the same name, and it means something close to "sea sight" or " sea view" in Spanish. Ironic, since there's no actual sea in Miramar, Florida. Just go with it.
Pro football players Geno Smith, Jon Beason and Chris Dunlap and college basketball players Keaton Copeland and Roderick Wilmont all hail from this Florida city. Hey, if they can make it, why not you?
Miramar has 35 different parks to enjoy with community and youth centers, sports fields, summer camps, pools and more. There's no excuse for not getting out and enjoying all that awesome Florida weather in Miramar.
For Miramar, it's almost too easy being green. The city's sustainability efforts won it the Emerald Award for Environmental Excellence in 2010, because of its endeavors like encouraging residents to walk more and take advantage of public transportation, and looking for other alternative energy sources.
This isn't that Americanized yoga you'll find offered at gyms. Yogi Hari's Ashram has a real yogi who will show you how to find your happy place on more than seven acres of calming Miramar landscape. The preferred method here is Sampoorna Yoga-a mix of different styles like Hatha, Raja and Bhakti.
Jack's Sub Shack prides itself on high-quality ingredients and made-to-order subs. They'll slice your turkey and ham right in front of your face, so you never have to wonder what mystery meat is going into your sub, and your stomach.
You might see just see a cop on a bike in your rear view mirror traveling around the city of Miramar. The bike program is intended to help the police be more a part of the community, and help them sneak up on you or chase you down a side street.
5 Star Cigarz is the ideal place (and the first in the area) for spending an afternoon with a hookah pipe, or even for cigar aficionados to smoke like a sir.
This place has it all: Sushi, noodles, rice and all your other favorite Japanese dishes. But what really shines is the presentation, which is always fabulous. Sit at the sushi bar and watch the magic happen.
Dancer's Gallery will get you moving to the beat with lessons in a number of dance styles from ballet to hip-hop, and also offers parties and after-school programs for children.
If you're into birdwatching (and aren't afraid of no ghosts), the Snake Warrior's Island Natural Area is located on the Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail, and is perfect for spying "the big one" that's been evading you for years.
Vegetarian Delight Juice Bar is a hidden treasure, with a wide variety of vegetarian and vegan food along with an awesome juice bar and a dose of interesting Rastafarian culture.
During the holidays, Miramar helps you stay in the spirit despite the summer weather with its Winter Wonderland Carnival, featuring carolers, a visit from Santa and unlimited carnival rides.
The American Tigers Karate Dojo teaches karate to both kids and adults, and you can push yourself up to that black belt you've always wanted and even show off your skills in tournaments.
Gamez Gone Wild brings a mobile trailer full of video games and consoles to your location. It'll liven up any birthday party or business event, and replaces the need to get your own equipment or have the party at one of those cheesy venues.
The Nest of Living Arts teaches serious dance moves with a unique focus on spreading multicultural awareness and self-empowerment. Plus, you get to dress up in some truly awesome costumes.
Get your fill of delicious Colombian and Venezuelan food at El Trebol Restaurant, including parrillas, cachapas and arepas, plus there's always live futbol (or soccer to Americans) on the TVs. Feature Image Source: Dancer's Gallery via Facebook
