Thursday, October 31 You know what they say about a gay Halloween party (or, at least, what 30 Rock says about them). If you’re here and queer, head to Gramps for Double Stubble’s free Halloween extravaganza, presenting the drag stylings of Madonovan, Opulence, Persephone Von Lips, and Regina Black and…
Motor City Drum Ensemble, Danny Daze, and Eclair Fifi join the party at Virginia Key Beach Park on December 7.
Get ready for a new brunch destination: Weston-based eatery Little Hen is set to make its Miami debut in late November. Helmed by executive chef Efrain Barquero and opening for breakfast and lunch at 3451 NE 1st Ave. in Midtown, the English-inspired cafe will offer an unconventional, yet luxurious take on the most important meal of the day.
What other festival offers a haunted house and a yoga dome?
The Philadelphia-based chain Rita’s Italian Ice is reportedly getting ready to expand further into South Florida. Their first new location will open Monday, October 28, in Surfside. Three other shops — in Miami Beach, Hialeah, and Hollywood — are projected to open in early 2020.
Thursday, October 24 Who said “Hot Girl Summer” was over? This is Miami, where summer never ends and hot girls are the only kind in existence. Miami’s edition of RapCaviar Live, Spotify’s concert rendition of its popular hip-hop playlist, will prove it with an all-female extravaganza Thursday night. Megan Thee…
See it in IMAX 3D this Thursday night.
Tacos and burritos in an Airstream trailer.
It’s the chain’s first location in urban Miami.
The 85-year-old artist remembers when the museum was still a working synagogue.
The something-for-everyone festival returns in 2020
The South Beach eatery has been open since 2001.
Chinese artist Canal Cheong Jagerroos has bounced around seven countries in the past 30 years. Her traveling exhibition, “Floating Islands — Realm of Wonder,” reflects that journey.
According to a new study by WalletHub, the Magic City has been ranked the third best food city in the United States, behind New York at number two (no surprise) and Portland at number one (slight surprise).
Miami is a city without a proper autumn, where the only pleasant chill of the year arrives for about a week in January, where fallen leaves are the result of hurricane-force winds, and where people don’t look any weirder on Halloween than they do every other day. Yet thanks to…
We can fight it all we want, but nothing will change Miami’s identity as a party city. As long as it’s pumping out great nightclubs like candy, the 305 will be known as one of the best places in the world to get wasted.
The folks behind Toni’s Sushi Bar in Miami Beach and Shokudo in Buena Vista are getting ready to open a ramen shop in Miami Beach.
There goes the neighborhood? El Espacio 23 is the latest art space to announce it will move into Miami’s working-class Allapattah neighborhood.
A new collectors’ book about Moonlight includes a forward written by Frank Ocean.
Peachfuzz will return to Miami as a seasonal party.
The mural has been damaged irreparably and will be replaced.
There’s a name for this kind of style, and it stinks.
