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Stone Groove
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Talking about Stone Groove. Then we can dig it. Jus' hang loose, blood. What it is, big slick? Our mama ain't raise no dummies. We dug the rap! Cut me some slack, Jack! Say 'e can't hang! Jive ass dudes don't got no brains anyhow! Stone Groove is an avant-garde, bohemian, poetic, open mic,... More >> |
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| Downtown/Overtown | Nightlife, Music |
Backyard Boogie
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Backyard Boogie sounds like one of your grandma’s old-timey euphemisms for sex. (Grandpa is one lucky man.) Now that you’re fully grossed-out, head to Wood Tavern (2531 NW Second Ave., Miami) to cleanse your palate with a good, old-fashioned barbecue, complete with plenty of booze... More >> |
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| Midtown/Wynwood/Design District | Nightlife, Music, Food & Drink |
Frames of Reference
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You won’t have to wait until this fall to discover why the Miami Art Museum (MAM) is being rechristened with a mega-benefactor’s name. “Frames of Reference,” on view at MAM (101 W. Flagler St., Miami), features 45 works of Latin American art from the Jorge M.... More >> |
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| Out of Town | Arts |
The Fox on the Fairway
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What’s the only TV station beaming into Hell? The Golf Channel. It’s the only station that absolutely guarantees its inhabitants an eternity of televisual torture. The fact is, there is nothing more boring to watch than poorly dressed, well-postured white guys (OK, and one black... More >> |
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| South Dade | Theater |
Carlos Mencia
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In the years since Comedy Central’s Mind of Mencia went off the air, the only ways to get a look into the workings of Carlos Mencia’s brain have been through elaborate schemes of kidnapping and forced CAT scans. Even if you have a cousin who will do the kidnapping for free and have... More >> |
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| Coconut Grove | Theater, Comedy |
Teen Miami
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We were all teenagers once. So we can all relate to a time we felt ignored, undervalued, unappreciated — and we can all remember making questionable life decisions. Beginning this Sunday, “Teen Miami,” a new exhibit at HistoryMiami (101 W. Flagler St., Miami) puts teenagers in... More >> |
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| Downtown/Overtown | History, Arts |
Rootsy Juicy Reggae
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It's Monday night. The work day is over and you're still sobering up from the weekend. If only there was a place where you can unwind after ending the crappiest day of the work week... Lucky for you, there's Purdy. They've been the go-to underground Monday night reggae party for almost a... More >> |
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| Out of Town | Music |
Reflection
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On most days, office drones, students, and thousands of other commuters who take the Metrorail downtown are too busy rushing to work, school, or shopping to stop and notice their surroundings. But at the Stephen P. Clark Government Center, Ivan Toth Depeña’s new, public,... More >> |
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| Downtown/Overtown | Arts |
Latino/U.S. Cotidiano
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If you ask Dulce Pinzon to define Gotham’s real superheroes, she’ll tell you they are the undocumented immigrants eking out livings as nannies, taxi drivers, delivery boys, and laundromat attendants. For close to a decade, the Mexican photographer has created color portraits of... More >> |
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| Coral Gables/South Miami | Arts |
Karaoke Night
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Karaoke. It's your cure to the Mondays. Celebrate the accomplishment of making it through the first day of the work week with your own variation of "Jessie's Girl" and "Dancing Queen," or go upstairs for Mary Jane Mondays where DJ Fiyah Vibez will be playing a mix of funk/soul, classic hip-hop,... More >> |
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| Out of Town | Nightlife, Music |
Pub Quiz Night
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Snag a seat at this weekly trivia tourney hosted by Emcee J.R. Ten teams participate in an eight-round game, making Fado's quiz-fest the lengthiest trivia night of the bunch. Huddle with your crew to answer questions of all difficulty levels generated by Brainstormer. You may want to put your... More >> |
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| Brickell | Nightlife |
Lapdance Tuesdays
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Welcome to SoBe, a strange and beautiful seaside oasis where it's considered perfectly normal to spend one's life wandering barefoot and half-naked through the streets and across the sands in pursuit of fallen coconuts and horny tourists. Other "normal" South Beach behavior: auditioning for... More >> |
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| South Beach | Nightlife, Music |
Humpday Wednesdays
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Benton Galgay may play records, but he's got his own ideas about what it means to be a DJ. First off, there are very few new artists he's into spinning. And when he does wax au courant, it's on behalf of labels such as Sublime Frequencies, Needless Records, or RVNG of the NRDS, Turntable Lab,... More >> |
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| Midtown/Wynwood/Design District | Nightlife, Music |
Ladies Night
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Ladies night is always sweet, especially when it's DJ Sweet Spot playing jazz and R&B hits. Best part of the night: ladies drink free until midnight and martinis are just $5 all night. So gather up your girls for an unforgettable night of sweet debaucheries. More >> |
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| Out of Town | Nightlife, Music |
DJ Contra
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DJ Contra began life in Munich, Germany, on the left side of the Berlin Wall. He spent his teen years around Washington, D.C., and as an adult, he finally wound up in Miami. Since then, he has traveled around the world, racking up passport stamps as the tour DJ for M.I.A. and Santigold. But... More >> |
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| Little Havana | Nightlife, Music |
Free Art Fridays
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Friday: the end of the workweek, the beginning of debauched fun, the only song for which Rebecca Black will ever be known. But Friday is so much more than all of that. It’s also a chance to score some free original art. Free Art Fridays is a worldwide art movement that’s made its... More >> |
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| Midtown/Wynwood/Design District | Arts |
Peachfuzz
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Upstairs at Grand Central -- the immense downtown live music venue -- is the Garret, which functions as an independent space. It is the perfect size for smaller shows and weekly parties. Though one-off shows and events have had varied levels of success, the Garret's Friday-night party,... More >> |
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| Downtown/Overtown | Nightlife, Music |
Sugarcane Brunch
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One of Midtown Miamis sweetest restaurants sweetens its culinary pot with weekend brunch. Whole wheat pumpkin pancakes with housemade vanilla bean ricotta, steak n eggs Benedict and waffles with duck confit and mustard maple syrup are just some of the tapas-style brunchables... More >> |
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| Midtown/Wynwood/Design District | Food & Drink |
Eve Sussman | Rufus Corporation
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Eve Sussman first stunned the art world with her film 89 Seconds at Alcázar, which earned critical raves at the 2004 Whitney Biennale. Sussman created her opus under the flag of the Rufus Corporation, a collaborative of artists, performers, musicians, writers, and other creative types... More >> |
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| South Beach | Arts |
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Eugene Savage: The Seminole Paintings
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During the Depression era, American painter and sculptor Eugene Savage earned national prominence with his WPA-style murals gracing the halls of some of America’s higher institutions of learning. In the 1930s, Savage created socially conscious works on the campuses of Columbia, Yale, and... More >> |
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| Sweetwater/Westchester/West Miami | Arts |
Flying Yoga
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Thanks to your sedentary lifestyle, you likely engage only three or four of the 33 vertebrae in your spine. But what all of you aging office hunchbacks probably dont realize is that your longevity, not just your posture, is linked to the health of your backbone. Circus freaks such as... More >> |
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| Aventura/North Miami Beach | Circus |
Aqua Girl 2013
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It’s that time of year again. Get ready for five full days of inebriated, gyrating, scantily clad women living it up and looking to score. No, Miami isn’t hosting a taping of Girls Gone Wild. Aqua Girl is back in town. The iconic extravaganza for women who love women has returned,... More >> |
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| Midtown/Wynwood/Design District | Nightlife, LGBT Events |
Pivot Points: 15 Years and Counting
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Since its inception in 1995, the Museum of Contemporary Art (770 NE 125th St., North Miami) has risen to the ranks of the top arts institutions in the nation thanks to the vision of its director and chief curator, Bonnie Clearwater. In addition to possessing a keen eye for burgeoning talent and... More >> |
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| Upper Eastside/Miami Shores/Biscayne Park | Arts |
American Sculpture in the Tropics
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“American Sculpture in the Tropics” unveils ten new monumental sculptures made with materials ranging from rubber tires to steel, cast fiberglass, and wood. Created by artists such as John Henry, Verina Baxter, Chakaia Booker, John Clement, and Bret Price, the works reflect the... More >> |
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| Sweetwater/Westchester/West Miami | Arts |
Glengarry Glen Ross
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It’s another weekend of cruising in your Cadillac Eldorado, a dulling set of steak knives on the passenger seat and, rattling in the cup holder, the last little bit of severance pay from your real estate job swindling unsuspecting buyers. “Why,” you moan between cuss words... More >> |
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| West Dade | Theater, Performing Arts |
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