With an overwhelming number of artists, shows, and events flooding into Miami for this year’s Art Week, figuring out what to see is no easy task. While the most well-known names are sure to be the biggest draw, don’t forget to look out for up-and-coming talent to get a glimpse…
Looking for the best things to do in Miami this weekend? Check out Riptide Music Festival, Borscht Film Festival, Marc Anthony, and more of the top events taking place.
New Times alumni will return to their former Miami digs to discuss their respective book projects at the 2019 Miami Book Fair.
The writer/director behind “The Squid and the Whale” and “Frances Ha” spoke with New Times about crafting a tale of two cities in his latest film, as well as his and Adam Driver’s shared love of Stephen Sondheim’s musical “Company.”
The woman-led production was produced through Borscht’s No Bro Zone, a three-year-old initiative designed to empower female filmmakers.
The museum will be showcasing the political and socially conscious works of Chilean expat Cecilia Vicuña as well as poet Alice Rahon. The exhibitions, “Cecilia Vicuña: About to Happen” and “Poetic Invocations,” speak to the artists’ respective experiences of exile.
If all you know of Spanish cinema is Antonio Banderas, Penélope Cruz, and Netflix’s Money Heist (better known as La Casa del Papel), get ready to learn. The Olympia Theater is set to put on the ninth-annual minifestival Recent Cinema From Spain. Splitting the difference between experimental…
The Miami natives are taking part in the 2019 edition of the Miami Book Fair to share and discuss their young-adult book celebrating Haitian history and vodou imagery.
The Olympic bronze medalist and Dancing With the Stars contestant will discuss his memoir, Beautiful on the Outside, at the Miami Book Fair.
Tan France, Jonathan Van Ness, and Karamo Brown of Queer Eye are all headed to South Florida this weekend.
The Hialeah native is staging what she calls a Cuban cabaret, the solo performance “Oye: Starring Marcela Paguaga.”
A new karaoke night, Veza Sur’s annual #HechaEnMiami Block Party, the Miami Latin Rooftop Pool Party in Coconut Grove, and Sweat Records’ monthly chess night top Miami’s free happenings this week.
For Nick Katz, skateboarding has been a major part of his life for as long as he can remember. Growing up in the suburbs of South Miami-Dade, a 10-year-old Katz was introduced to the sport by his older brother and got his first board as a present.
Arcade Fire frontman Win Butler, Afrojack, and John Legend were among the celebrities spotted hanging out in Miami by World Red Eye this week.
Unlimited tacos, a big-time soccer showdown, a new skate park and the Miami Book Fair headline this weekend’s festivities.
The Tony-winning show is coming to South Florida for a string of performances in early 2020. Here’s how to get seats to the most talked-about musical in recent memory.
There’s more than meets the eye at this exhibit, which boasts works by Takeshi Murakami, Keith Haring, Yayoi Kusama, Jeff Koons, and other art-world stars.
Mitchell Kaplan, Miami’s formidable bookseller, makes his way to a small table at the café in the corner of Books & Books in Coral Gables. His worn leather bag slouches on his right shoulder. It’s the end of the workday for Kaplan, as evidenced by his rolled-up sleeves and disheveled…
America’s foremost purveyor of smut and unabashedly trashy pop culture dishes with about his new book and Netflix before his appearance at Miami Book Fair 2019 Tuesday, November 19.
Thursday, November 14 What’s Thanksgiving dinner without turkey? It’s darn good, if the folks behind Earthsgiving are to be believed. Simply Baked and Nabati Plant-Based Ice Cream are putting on a vegan Thanksgiving feast to show everyone that, yes, we can abstain from meat on the biggest food holiday of…
YAA’s latest exhibit, from the creative duo Nice’n Easy, takes inspiration from dream interpretation, Japanese philosophy, and the “cool S” you drew in school.
The second weekend of the Miami Book Fair is going to be a goldmine of information and community for Miami’s wide variety of LGBTQ+ people, with programming that aims to tell as many different kinds of stories as possible.
