Slugging through the rest of this shortened work week has been tough. For a city so associated with partying, it seems the day-to-day trials of living in MIA are getting to a lot of attention from outsiders (thanks, Nerd Wallet!). Yes, no one is denying we've got some economic issues...
Slugging through the rest of this shortened work week has been tough. For a city so associated with partying, it seems the day-to-day trials of living in MIA are getting to a lot of attention from outsiders (thanks, Nerd Wallet!). Yes, no one is denying we’ve got some economic issues to work out — among other things.
Fortunately, this sad study didn’t take into account Miami’s beauty, her sprawling social scene, or multicultural flair. And, shocker of shocks, we’ve got all that in spades to look forward to this weekend.
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Swing ThingatTSL Lounge: Paint swings with Miami street artists till midnight — then dance it up till 3 a.m. It’s like being a kid again but with booze.
GOLD Opening Reception at PAMM: Get glittered up and take in this new exhibit that explores gold’s historic place in art. Beats After Sunset kicks off right after. DJ sets by Alan Gutierrez with Jacklistens and complimentary drinks from Hendricks, Perrier, Pamelonne, and Desperados.
Kings of Leon at Cruzan Amphitheatre: If the band can schlep down here with a barely-healed drummer, surely Miamians can make their way up to West Palm.
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