Buggah D. Govanah, president of On Point Entertainment and Marketing is sick of bootleg rap shows with bad sound and no production value. He's set out to change that through a benefit for Haiti that's creating a platform for Caribbean artists and artists of Caribbean descent to get together on stage and perform for a multigenerational audience.
Sugar, Mint, Muddler "For years we've been known for amazing mojitos" says Tap Tap general manager Gary Sanon-Jules. Is it because they use Barbancourt rum or because Monday - Friday from 5 - 7 p.m. they serve em' up at half price? Don't know, but at that rate a mojito made with three star rum will only set you back $3.50, five star $4, and 15 year reserve $4.50.Pass the Babakoo
Left to right: Soley, Prestige beer, and Tropical Rhum Punch​Outside Tap Tap, there's a truck parked under a palm on a patch of grass between the sidewalk and the street. It's a Toyota that's been pimped with Haitian folk art flourishes: hand-painted murals splashed across the hood and sides, an iron headboard adorned with the word Rezistans, and some rustic woodwork. Tourists pose with the oddity for photos while local scenesters sip, sip in the shadows of the front patio.Inside, Manno Charle
photo by Jipsy / Nefariousgirl.comRadioboxer plays a FLIFF party at Cinema Paradiso​Friday, November 6*Like we recommended earlier today, the Jacobs Ladder EP release party at Churchill's in Miami tonight, where $10 entry also gets you a copy of the band's new disc. Click here for full details. *And the similarly recommended Astari Nite, plus a million other bands, at White Room in Miami tonight. We're actually missing full details on cover but it's either free, or definitely $10 or less.
