Tripping Animals Brewing Brings Its Award-Winning Beer to Oakland Park
Popular Miami brewery Tripping Animals opens a new taproom in Oakland Park with its acclaimed lager and Latin fare.
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Turning the Page on Censorship: Banned Together Lights Up Coral Gables
Coral Gables hosts a fiery screening of Banned Together, spotlighting the stories Florida doesn’t want you to read.
Rey “Conga” Diaz Brought Distinct Sabor to Miami Bands
Rey “Conga” Diaz, who founded countless South Florida bands, including Suénalo, the Baboons, and Rudy, died on December 29.
Florida’s “Baguette Whisperer” Opens French Bistro on the Miami River
After winning “Florida’s best baguette,” a popular Miami baker has opened a new French bistro serving brunch and dinner.
Miami Tastemakers Share Their Resolutions for the Local Arts Scene
New Times spoke with Miami’s most prominent tastemakers about their visions for the future of our creative community.
2025 Brings a Major Milestone and Closure for Mandarin Oriental, Miami
The Brickell Key property teases a multi-year closure and what’s ahead.
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13 Best Concerts in Miami This Winter
From Latin Mafia to Tyler, the Creator, enjoy the plethora of concerts and good weather.
Longtime Midtown Miami Spot Sugarcane to Close After 15 Sweet Years
Midtown Miami staple Sugarcane Raw Bar & Grill will close on January 31 after 15 years of eclectic dishes and craft cocktails.
All-Day Breakfast Spot Opens at Former Lulu in Coconut Grove
An all-day breakfast café has opened along Main Highway in Coconut Grove where the longtime brunch spot Lulu used to be.
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Nine New Florida Laws Effective as of January 1, 2025
Online restrictions on kids (and porn!) and more.
Miami 10-Year-Old Killed by Celebratory Gunfire on New Year’s Eve, Police Say
Yaneliz Munguia had just celebrated her 10th birthday a week earlier.
Florida Man Arrested for Plotting Attack on Pro-Israel Lobbying Group in Plantation
According to the FBI, Forrest Pemberton traveled from Gainesville to AIPAC’s former office in Plantation with an AR-15 and other firearms.
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“Vice City District” Plan Reignites Little River Boatyard Brouhaha
Manatees, Miami Vice, and fancy wheels: Will XXXX Elo’s “Vice City” vision transform this Magic City neighborhood?
DND Hopes to Break the Boy Band Mold With Help From Pharrell Williams
With its members coming from all parts of Latin America, DND is being pushed as a boy band for an older audience.
The Miami Jewish Film Festival 2025: What to See This Year
The lineup, like current events, might spark some heated but necessary conversations.
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Miami Mother Opens Popular Cheesecake Shop in Honor of Late Daughter
After losing her daughter, a Miami mother channeled her grief into creating a viral cheesecake shop with her family’s support.
Metropolis Comics Opens Its Third South Florida Location at Miami International Mall
The local franchise is expanding beyond its locations in Homestead and the Falls.