Nizar Ahmad is having a moment. Late last year, the 28-year-old entrepreneur was featured in Forbes’ “30 Under 30.” And earlier this month, he opened the doors to his latest venture: a men’s clothing boutique in the Miami Design District.
Out of sight on the 15th-floor balcony of the Bacardi headquarters in Coral Gables lives a modest bee colony. Its keeper is Nick Bofill, founder and CEO of the Native Guy. Bofill visits his beehives here at least twice a month, in addition to checking his 35 other hives in his farm space in the Redland…
A rundown of the Miami area’s best Dia de los Muertos parties.
Miami singer Victoria “Vikina” Lopez wants to become the next female superstar of the Latin music genre.
With Carros, 21-year-old filmmaker Alec Castillo looked to make a subtle statement on the treatment of Cuba in pop culture.
Amelia’s 1931 — Finka Table & Tap’s sister restaurant on the corner of Coral Way and 137th Avenue in Tamiami — is growing.
The inaugural Miami on Sight fashion show will feature diverse models with a focus on sustainable local fashion.
Satellite Miami considered skipping Miami Art Week 2019. Instead, it’ll display in a prime Wynwood location.
It’s been more than 15 years since the artist collective FeCuOp has exhibited. The foursome’s latest show, on view at Locust Projects, explores sound and the art of communication.
Hollywood in Havana will bring to life the vibrant, celebrity-laden tropical paradise that was pre-revolution Cuba, an island that was once frequented by the stars of Hollywood’s golden era.
The partnership came about like any modern love story: via Instagram direct message.
Miami Beach’s Artechouse, which opened during Art Basel last year, is bidding farewell to its inaugural installation, “XYZT: Abstract Landscapes” by French digital artists Adrien M & Claire B, to make room for Refik Anadol’s “Infinite Space.”
Four years after starting her online shop, Martha of Miami is gearing up to open La Tiendecita, her first brick-and-mortar store, in Westchester.
Imagine a world filled with soft pastel tones, calming round edges, and an overall appearance that’s both inviting and relaxing. You can get a taste of that imaginary place at Artechouse’s latest exhibition, “Oracle.” For the first time since its official opening during Art Basel 2018, the Miami Beach gallery…
The weather is getting warmer, the days longer, and the traffic lighter. It can only mean one thing: summertime. Although the new season is technically ushered in by the summer solstice, everyone knows summer doesn’t really begin until the Fourth of July holiday. In the words of actor, playwright, and…
Bistro lights hang low within the dining hall of the Citadel in Little Haiti. At the center of the dimly lit space sits a woman crouched over her iPad doodling some phrases and graphic images to explain them. Amidst the cacophony of voices and dinnerware, Denise Miqueli is in her…
Executive-produced by Eva Longoria, ABC’s new summer drama, Grand Hotel, is set in Miami Beach. The action takes place at the fictional Riviera Grand, which was modeled after the very real and very famous Fontainebleau Miami Beach.
Think Niketown meets your favorite bar: Colorful sneakers perfectly match the colors of your favorite sports team playing on dozens of TV screens. Beer in hand, you cheer your team to victory at your new favorite spot. Grails Sports Bar will be Wynwood’s first and only sports bar when it opens in mid-August — just in time for football season.
On the corner of North Miami Avenue and NW 28th Street stands a royal-blue building with doors covered in ashy-white paper. It’s clear something is stirring inside the former Pride & Joy space. The building’s new tenant, beverage and consulting company Cocktail Cartel, is reinventing the space into two unique concepts…
It’s a Saturday afternoon at the Fair Expo Center, and Martha Valdes is standing beneath a collection of palm fronds while neatly folding a T-shirt. She aligns one pile and adjusts a table accent so it all looks just right. After all, her name is on the large sign reading “Martha of Miami.”
On the corner of NE Second Avenue and 17th Street in downtown Miami stands an old villa enclosed by wrought-iron gates. On one side, there’s a hardware store, and on the other there’s a modern-day fast food joint. But step inside the villa, and you’re no longer in 2019 Miami…
You might not think drag queens and frat bros have much in common. But Johnny Milan of House Milan, the longest running commentator of the annual POP Ball, begs to differ. “The way I explain it [to my straight friends] is that we’re like a gay fraternity,” he says, referring to…
