Dinner Key Auditorium

In the early 1950’s the seaplane base for Pan American World Airways at the south end of 27th Avenue became the Dinner Key Auditorium. The exhibition hall and auditorium is best known for the infamous 1969 concert where rocker Jim Morrison, lead singer of The Doors, was arrested on charges he exposed himself onstage.

7/23/1964, Joe Lippincott/Miami Herald: Interior of Dinner Key Auditorium looking northeast.
Undated: Dinner Key Auditorium.
Undated: Dinner Key Auditorium.
12/1962: Cuban refugees are processed at Dinner Key Auditorium.
1/24/1951: Dinner Key Auditorium.
Undated: Baptist convention at Dinner Key.
8/13/1950: Operator works public address control board at spacious Dinner Key auditorium. The two Miami facilities are large enough to handle any convention that meets anywhere in the world, putting this area in the big-league convention business.
Undated: Dinner Key Auditorium.
10/12/1978: Workers from L to R Alfonso DoLagade, Jose Martinez and Folix Miranda finish up inside of remodeled Dinner Key auditorium.
Undated: Dinner Key Auditorium.
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