Adrienne Arsht Center Announces 2026-2027 Broadway in Miami Lineup
The six-show series includes two South Florida premieres and one Miami debut.
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A Wellness Space Focused on Sound Healing Is Now Open in Brickell
Quantum Temple offers sound healing sessions, movement classes, and even free community meditation.
Florida Launches First-Ever Nonstop Flights to Japan
They mark the first direct passenger route from our state to the Asia-Pacific region.
Here Are the Best Things to Do in Miami This Weekend
We Belong Here, Katt Williams, Nate Bargatze, and more events in Miami this weekend that you won’t want to miss.
Airbnb Is Paying Extra to Lure Miami Hosts During the FIFA World Cup
The company says local hosts could earn an average of $5,000 during the 39-day tournament.
What We Know About the Miami Contestant on This Season of The Bachelorette
Kevin Montero loves swimming with hammerhead sharks and crying to Dave Matthews Band’s “Crash.”
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Celeb Sightings: Yung Miami, Calvin Harris, and Others
Famous faces pregamed for SOBEWFF and partied at the city’s top nightlife destinations this week.
The Best Things to Do in Miami This Week
Juggalo Weekend, Vice City Comedy Festival, Montreux Jazz Festival Miami, and more can’t-miss events in Miami this week.
Which South Florida Queen Went Home on Drag Race This Week?
The Snatch Game led to the elimination of one local contestant.
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At 30, MOCA Isn’t Chasing Miami’s Art Boom. It Helped Build It.
Before Art Basel Miami Beach and Wynwood’s gallery scene, there was the Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami.
Marvin Dunn Preserves Florida’s Black History — And Present
The historian and FIU professor emeritus has devoted himself to the unglamorous work of public memory: Teaching, writing, touring, organizing, and, when necessary, making noise.
Renata Bozzetto Is Leading the Fight for Immigrants’ Rights in Florida
Her day-to-day comprises everything from community presentations to actively mapping out where and when ICE detentions take place.
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First Look: Inside Miami’s New JAM Arena
A century-old building that’s been home to jai-alai matches and concerts by Sinatra and Santana enters a new era.
Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival Marks 40 Years With Special Guests
Though similar regional festivals are endangered, FLIFF has thrived from the VHS age to the streaming era.
Is Anyone Else’s Seat Soaked? “Wuthering Heights” Is a Ravishing, Romantic Fever Dream
The film is a triumph for the horny community, sure. But it’s also a gorgeous depiction of the age-old torture of yearning.
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Inside Miami’s Extravagant New Dolce & Gabbana Exhibition
The display — already a hit in Milan, Paris, and Rome — features more than 300 archival and new pieces.
The Best Movies You Can Only See in Miami in February
Classic romance flicks, awards contenders, and advance screenings of upcoming major releases.
The Best Art Exhibitions to See in Miami in February
A huge fashion retrospective, a tribute to legendary Cuban artists, and more.
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Pete Holmes Puts His Imperfections on Display on the Comedy Stage
The comedian and podcaster thrives on the feeling of a roomful of strangers realizing they’ve all made the same bad choices — and then laughing about them together.
The Best Places to Be Miserable in Miami
Sometimes we just need a place to go and be grumpy until we feel better.
13 Great First-Date Ideas for Miami
These options give you something to do, something to talk about, and a natural exit if things go sideways.
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Eulois Cleckley Is Getting the Underline to the Finish Line
The innovative, on-time, on-budget public-private partnership is an exemplar of the promise and possibility of city building in an age of cynicism.