Cielito Artisan Pops Offers Cool Treats for You and Your Pup
Cielito Artisan Pops is now open in Wynwood, where it serves customized treats on a stick.
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Latin Trap Brings New Music to Miami
Latin trap is getting its time to shine in Miami. Most recently, Farruko, a Puerto Rican artist, hosted a leg of his TrapXFicante tour at the James L. Knight Center with a lineup of artists making special appearances, including Lary Over, Jacob Forever, Yandel, Justin Quiles, Ñengo Flow, and Tory Lanez.
Miami Motel Stories Will Transform a Little Havana Hotel Into a Performance Space
Little Havana’s first boutique hotel is getting its own play. This fall, Miami Motel Stories will use immersive theater to narrate local history at the historic Tower Hotel in Little Havana. Inspired by Paradise Motel, a play written by local playwright Juan C. Sanchez, Miami Motel Stories in a spin on the original piece.
Quiet on the Set! Teen Program Hopes to Train Miami’s Next Great Filmmaker
Earlier this year, the film Moonlight won critics’ hearts. The story, adapted from a Tarell Alvin McCraney play by his fellow Liberty City-raised director Barry Jenkins, proved to the world that Miami is fertile ground for filmmakers. Now, Quiet on the Set! hopes to educate Miami’s next Barry Jenkins…
At Future Steps, World Music and Wild Dancing Collide
In an era of shrinking dance floors and boring beats, this local party gives the club back to the dancers.
The Shrine Brings African and Caribbean Beats Downtown
This Saturday, June 10, one of Miami’s favorite Caribbean parties will return to the 305. The Shrine, which DJ Moma began as Everyday People in New York, is back south with eclectic sounds of Africa and the diaspora.
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Ella’s Oyster Bar Opens in Little Havana
New England seafood with Cuban flair has arrived in Miami with the opening of Ella’s Oyster Bar in Little Havana.
Pans Permia, at Bardot, Is Everywhere and Always Changing
Miami’s art-rock five-piece Pans Permia is ever-changing. “Machinery,” the band’s newest lyric video and an exclusive release for Miami New Times, details humans’ ability to make up for our mortal deficits through technology.
Marcus Blake Launches Base Art Space, a Creative Factory in Little Haiti
Artist Marcus Blake has finally put down his roots. The Miamian who’s been curating events since the early 2000s is now hosting his events at his creative factory, Base Art Space. Located in Little Haiti, the colorful home is covered in the artist’s signature swirls and “tapenology” style. Blake has transformed the home into an event space/studio that hosts a weekly open-mike night Tuesdays.
Vicky’s House Offers Sweet Nostalgia and a Golden Girls Milkshake
Vicky’s House is the latest undertaking by the Kush Hospitality Group. Founder Matt Kuscher enlisted the help of his director of operations, Laurie Grasty, who birthed the idea of serving milkshakes. The result is a 12-seat waiting area for his Lokal restaurant in Coconut Grove in honor of Kuscher’s mother’s house, kitchen towel and all.
This Month’s Sh!ts n’ Giggles Open Mic & Sticker Swap Gets a Street-Art Twist
There’s something funny about bringing art and comedy together. At least that’s what Yuval Ofir from Yo Space Gallery thinks. The art curator has been hosting comedy events around Miami for five years, uniting the creative community through laughs. This weekend, he plans to put on his usual comedy show, but with a street-art twist.
Manna Life Food’s Brunch Prix Fixe Offers Vegan Mac ‘n’ Cheese
Brunch might be the world’s best meal, but too much of a good thing — like sugar, fat, and booze — can be less than enjoyable, particularly when you have to go back to work Monday morning. That’s why Manna Life Foods’ new Fuel Good Brunch is the perfect alternative for health-conscious Miamians. The all-inclusive Saturday meal is a guilt-free way to start the weekend.
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Snowmoon’s DIY Ethos Helps the Band Survive Miami’s Music Scene
If you’re one of those people who complain about the dead Miami music scene, you probably don’t go out to support local bands. Indie bands and artists have always supported one another, and Snowmoon — the female-fronted local rock band by Jessie Allen, Andy Rodriguez, and Noel Hernandez attests — to this truth.
HistoryMiami and Yo Miami Teamed Up for an Exclusive Exhibit of Miami Art
Art Basel is over. The tide of international art stars and culture tourists has receded. And in its place, Miami is getting its own exhibit of “by us, for us” art, compiled by local art collector Yuval Ofir, founder of Yo Space Gallery & Studios. Titled “Looking Ahead,” the project …
Local Publicist Asks Miami to Boycott Cafe Bustelo
Avid fans of the 3:05 Cafecito movement are boycotting Café Bustelo. The founder and principal of the Miami public relations firm JLPR, publicist JennyLee Molina, says the popular coffee company Café Bustelo, owned by the J.M. Smucker Company, has been plagiarizing her brand 3:05 Cafecito.
Nic & Luc Jam Is a Miami Small-Business Success Story
After Leroy Bautista was laid off from his job as a chef, he decided it was time to work for himself again. The chef, who had been working in kitchens for 25 years both independently and for others, decided it was time to start Nic & Luc Jam after visiting…
Wood Tavern Owner Opens Miami Mojito Company Pop-Up for Art Basel and Beyond
Wynwood is getting a piece of beach paradise with the opening of Miami Mojito Company. This secret beach tiki bar pops up today, December 1, for Art Basel, but Cesar Morales — the owner of Wood Tavern and Bar Next Door and the brains behind Miami Mojito Company — has plans to extend it as a permanent stand.
Rail 71 Cafe Offers Surprising Meals in Little River
Cristina Palacios and her husband Gustavo Gomez have been eating at the same location two to three times a week for the past month. The regulars at Rail 71 Café say they’ve been frequenting the eatery because of the vibes and delicious food. “Every time I come here they are…
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Coya Offers $29 Three-Course Power Lunch
Coya, the Peruvian restaurant in Brickell, is adding a twist to its list of options with a new power lunch. The menu by executive chef Gareth Rhodes offers the eatery’s well-heeled patrons a three-course midday meal for $29 (excluding tax and tip).
Rose Bar at the Delano Debuts First-Ever Cocktail Happy Hour
The historic Delano Hotel in Miami Beach is known for its grand appearance and artistic décor, but the 21-year old brand is celebrating its history appropriate to Miami culture- with drinks. The first cocktail hour of its kind for the hotelier boasts libations and a light bites menu. The drinks…
Wood Tavern’s Cesar Morales to Open Taberna Las Rosas, Allapattah Market
Cesar Morales, the powerhouse behind the brands Wood Tavern, the Bar Next Door, Pancho Taco, and BND Burgers, is slated to open his newest concepts — Taverna Las Rosas (2898 NW Seventh Ave.) and Allapattah Market (728 NW 29th St.) — both in Allapattah.
Dance Now, Think Later Wants Miami to Wake Up and Dance
For most of us, mornings mean waking up to ten alarms, checking for social media notifications, and downing a cup of cafecito for that early boost. But Liza Pitsirilos wants to change the way Miami wakes up. Specifically, she wants you to dance. In April, Pitsirilos attended a retreat concentrating on…