Thursday The band Yacht Rock Revue is coming to yacht-haven Fort Lauderdale. It’s a match made in heaven. This Atlanta-bred tribute band has the ’70s and ’80s light-rock vibe down pat. And beyond playing everything from Michael Jackson to Kenny Loggins, the group has performed with a handful of icons,…
Yumbrella, led by food truck organizer and restaurateur Steve Simon, is now open in South Miami.
This week, the Standard hosts a Polynesian-inspired pop-up, Corsair’s monthly beer dinner returns with Little River’s Bousa Brewing, the Miami Open offers local food and drinks, and the Butcher Shop hosts Das Boot Night.
This weekend, J. Wakefield’s Jonathan Wakefield releases his signature DFPF beer, FemAle Brew Fest returns, Byblos hosts Saffron Supper Club to celebrate the Persian New Year, and Soul Vegan Festival debuts at the North Beach Bandshell.
Thursday After wowing audiences in the United Kingdom, the creepy play The Children is making a splash in the States. The Lucy Kirkwood production, which was nominated for the 2018 “Best Play” Tony, follows a couple of retirees living a quiet life. Quiet, that is, until an old friend shows…
This week, Citi Taste of Tennis Miami returns to the SLS Brickell, Edge Steak & Bar’s executive chef Aaron Brooks hosts a cooking class and happy hour with Australian lamb, and Three launches Burger at the Bar with Adrianne Calvo.
This weekend, Miami’s newest brewery, Beat Culture, celebrates its official grand opening; the Baguette Battle returns to the National Hotel; the Gelato Festival America Finals takes over Brickell City Centre; and local restaurants and bars celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.
Make sure to set your alarm on Saturday. Macchialina’s Michael Pirolo and El Bagel’s Matteson Koche are teaming up for a one-morning-only bagel collaboration.
Thursday For someone with “Bad” in his name, Bad Bunny sure is churning out a lot of goodness lately. The 25-year-old Puerto Rican trap star dropped his first studio album, X 100pre, late last year and is now touring in support of it. The LP hit number one on the…
This week, the Standard Spa hosts a Nashville hot chicken pop-up, Slow Food Miami’s annual Snail of Approval Tasting Party returns to the Palms Hotel, and Sugarcane Raw Bar Grill offers a “Made in Dade” menu.
As Miami readies itself for spring, break your weekend routine and try a new brunch.
A few months since celebrating Ariete’s third anniversary, chef and owner Michael Beltran is planning to open a second restaurant in the neighborhood, Chug’s.
This weekend, Phuc Yea and the Wharf celebrate International Women’s Day with female-focused events, Concrete Beach Brewery hosts its third-annual Miami Gras, and Carnaval Miami returns to Calle Ocho with a croqueta-eating competition.
9 Mile Film Festival, Gary Clark Jr., Confessions of a Cocaine Cowboy, and more can’t miss events this week.
This week, Minnow Bar hosts a Miami-themed party for 305 Day, Monkey Shoulder’s Monkey Mixer returns to town, and restaurants and bars celebrate Mardi Gras.
This weekend, Fireman Derek’s opens its long-awaited second store in Coconut Grove, Giralda Under the Stars and Cork & Fork 2019 return to Coral Gables, the Wynwood Yard hosts its final Shabbat, Coconut Grove hosts a New Orleans-inspired block party, and Shots debuts a Mean Girls-inspired bar crawl through Wynwood.
Monica Lewinsky, Speedy Ortiz, HUMP! Film Festival, and more can’t-miss events this week.
This week, Israeli chef Amos Sion takes over the kitchen at Fooq’s, Corsair’s craft beer and dinner event returns, 3 Sons Brewing Company opens in Dania Beach, and the Taco Stand in Wynwood celebrates its first anniversary.
It’s been six years since Mariana Cortez opened a brick-and-mortar in Wynwood for her Bunnie Cakes company, a plant-based, gluten-free bakery. Now, the mother of five is gearing up to open a new location in downtown Doral.
This weekend, the South Beach Wine & Food Festival continues across South Florida, 222 Taco launches La Margarita Shop, Blackbird Ordinary hosts a Mardi Gras bar crawl, and the Rotary Club of Coral Gables’ annual Chili Cook-Off returns.
Fireman Derek’s pies are coming to Coconut Grove. Next Friday, March 1, owner Derek Kaplan is expected to open the doors to his long-awaited second store, located on Main Highway.
The South Beach Wine & Food Festival is underway, and hundreds of chefs are flying in from around the world to cook at the fest’s various dinners and parties. Of course, it’s not all work for these talented toques: They also storm the restaurants and bars of our fair city in what’s referred to as “spring break for chefs.”
