The 17 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week
Ain’t Too Proud, 100 gecs, Dance Now! Miami, and more events in Miami this week.
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How Dance Now! Miami Rescued Gerald Arpino’s The Relativity of Icarus
Dance Now! Miami’s upcoming Program III includes Gerald Arpino’s The Relativity of Icarus, a work that’s in danger of being lost.
You Become the Artist at Rafael Domenech’s Show at Locust Projects
An exhibition where participation is the artwork, and the viewer is the artist.
Edwidge Danticat’s Book Create Dangerously Becomes an Important Work of Theater
Create Dangerously is yet another artistic way Miami New Drama is trying to speak to Miami’s diverse communities while illuminating what they have in common.
With Zoetic Stage’s #Graced World Premiere, Playwright Vanessa Garcia Is Soaring
Zoetic Stage’s production #Graced aims to take audiences on a strikingly theatrical journey of self-discovery.
South Florida Artists Explore What It Feels Like to Be Here Now
Miami Light Project’s Here & Now proves the artistic talent contained within Miami-Dade and Broward counties is near limitless.
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In Search of Solitude at David Castillo Gallery
Vaughn Spann’s exhibition at the David Castillo Gallery greets visitors with an empty room that houses a single painting.
The Ten Best Events During the 2023 Miami Grand Prix
From watch parties to F1 team pop-ups, don’t miss all the action during Miami Race Week.
Eyes on Miami: Drake, Larsa Pippen, Esther Anaya, and Others
Drake, Larsa Pippen, and Esther Anaya were spotted by World Red Eye’s cameras this week.
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The 18 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week
Miami Grand Prix, Little Haiti Book Festival, Miami New Drama, and more events in Miami this week.
Miami Sharks Unveiled as Newest Major League Rugby Team
The Miami Sharks, led by coach José Pellicena, will join Major League Rugby in 2024.
Before You Go to the Miami Grand Prix, Here’s a Beginner’s Guide to Formula 1
Find all the answers to your burning questions about the world’s most popular motorsport.
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Little Haiti Book Festival Returns in Full Swing
The Little Haiti Book Festival is gearing up for a major comeback this year.
After Finding Success on Instagram, Lifestyle Miami Keeps Expanding
Daniela Thoelke and Miguel Zulueta manage Lifestyle Miami’s Instagram page, posting content to its 1.8 million followers.
With LGBTQ Issues at Stake, Clocked at Outshine Is Lesson in Empathy
Noah Salzman started with the intention of his film depicting the difficulty of people struggling with gender identity.
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Avery Singer’s Paintings Go to Dark Places at ICA
New York artist Avery Singer enjoys the challenge of reinventing the painting medium.
Eyes on Miami: Walshy Fire, Wyclef Jean, Gianluca Vacchi, and Others
World Red Eye snapped Walshy Fire, Wyclef Jean, Gianluca Vacchi, and others around town this week.
The 18 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week
Kali Uchis, Florida Grand Opera, Soul Vegan Festival, and more events this week.
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“Stories From the Womb” Poets Address Challenges Facing Women, Especially Those in Prison
Spoken Soul Festival turns 15 this year, and codirector Annette Gonzalez Silveria expects it to be the most engaging production yet.
Tcherkin Studio in Miami Springs Nurtures Actors with Big Dreams
Violet Tcherkin draws actors into a deep, psychoanalytic examination of their chosen characters’ innermost fears and motivations.
Denzil Forrester Paints Into Permanence Growing Up Black in London
As a young man, Denzil Forrester spent most of his time sketching his surroundings in nightclubs and late-night establishments in London.
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Primary’s Show Is All About Springtime and Childlike Wonder
Primary’s latest exhibition harnesses the power of renewal and growth that comes with springtime.