The best time of the week is finally here — the weekend — and Miami offers just about every activity. It’s three days of a festive cacophony of music, art, and frosty libations. This Saturday, Wynwood’s monthly art walk is back, bringing together galleries, food trucks, and live entertainment through…
V for vegan, G for gluten-free, P for paleo, and U for under a certain amount of calories. Let’s not forget farm to table claims too. The rise of health-conscious eating is hastily transforming traditional menu cards, but Brickell’s Tamarina has another approach. The swank eatery, which opened about a…
On the corner of 21st Street and Collins, a white nondescript building stands. As dusk begins to set, its neon blue lettering lights up. The sign reads Bagatelle. Unbeknownst to many, an evening of opulence and indulgence is about to begin inside the French Mediterranean restaurant, redefining traditional dining for…
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. It’s what kick-starts your metabolism and sets the tone for the hours to come. Whether you prefer a Cubano and a cafecito or a hand-rolled bagel smothered in chive cream cheese, Miami has its fair share of mid morning-oriented eateries. From…
Happy Monday, Miamians. This week brings plenty of events, and the best part is they’re all free. Monday Miami Jazz Jam at Churchill’s: Dance away the Monday blues at Churchill’s weekly jazz jam. Yoga at Bayfront Park: Grab a mat and namaste your way through another start of the…
This week, Taste of the Caribbean returns to Miami, where eats from St. Lucia, Trinidad, Turks and Caicos, Anguilla, Curacao, and more will be represented through 13 different culinary teams battling for the title of “Best in the Region.” Expect more than 25 dishes, along with live music, entertainment, and presentations…
The best time of the week is finally here — the weekend — and Miami offers just about every activity. It’s three days of a festive cacophony of music, art, and frosty libations. This Saturday, Trick Daddy will return home for a show at a venue that has become as…
A few months ago, Apeiro Kitchen & Bar’s executive chef Anthony Sitek was engrossed in the kitchen, perfecting the last details of the Mediterranean-inspired restaurant’s menu revamp. Now, with more than 15 new plates added to its roaster, from Moroccan-spiced chicken wings to a fresh summer orecchiette, Sitek’s next challenge is the revival…
About a year ago, Laurence McMillon’s 19-year-old son, Kelton, toyed with the idea of joining the Air Force. But McMillion, who works at the Adrienne Arsht Center, said, “Let’s start a business instead.” “I basically said “Let’s look at things we can do here to start something together,”” remembers McMillion. “I…
Happy Monday, Miamians. This week brings plenty of events, and the best part is they’re all free. Monday Memorial Day in Miami: The forecast predicts sunny skies, so grab your beach towel, some sunscreen, and head to the closest shoreline. Yoga at Bayfront Park: At 6:15 p.m., downward dog…
Happy Memorial Day, Miami. Give yourself a break and head to the beach, where thousands of other locals and tourists will spend today. Meat Market’s summer dinner series returns this week, along with the kick-off of Coral Gables Restaurant Week. Thursday is National Doughnut Day, and everyone’s favorite doughnut shop…
The best time of the week is finally here — the weekend — and Miami offers just about every activity. It’s three days of a festive cacophony of music, art, and frosty libations. The inaugural Raddest Craft Fair at the Wynwood Yard launches Saturday, with 12 independent craft-makers. Friday 64th…
The first Friday of June marks National Doughnut Day, which is basically a foodie’s New Year in terms of gastronomy-inspired holidays. The celebration, which falls on the first Friday of June each year, was created by the Salvation Army in 1938 to honor those who served doughnuts to soldiers during…
Brickell’s Dolores But You Can Call Me Lolita dates back to 1923, where Miami’s historic Fire Station No. 4 stood. The structure, which was listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places in 1984, now houses an eclectic bundle of eats and drinks fusing international cultures and cooking techniques. …
Memorial Day weekend in Miami is synonymous with late nights, loud music, mega yachts, and enough sun and sand to make it to the official start of summer (that’s on June 20). HistoryMiami has another idea: A peaceful sail through Biscayne Bay, diving into old lore and its ever-growing biological…
Summer is quickly approaching. This makes most of us reminisce over how we’ve spent the last few months. Do late nights, tasty eats, lazy days, and an overload of mimosas sound familiar? What about the last time you went to the gym? Yeah, our memory is a little hazy too…
Inside the Faena Hotel Miami Beach, which opened to the public in early 2016, find Argentine eatery Los Fuegos by Francis Mallmann. The restaurant, draped in red and gold decor, is just as lavish as the $1 billion estate itself, which spans five blocks of Collins Avenue beginning at 32 Street. A…
If you went to sleepaway camp as a kid, you probably reminisce over those long summer nights spent in the woods filled with late-night snacks, scary stories, and a few moments of debauchery. Now, you can relive the glory days — or experience them for the first time because not all…
Imagine a machine that generates colorful pieces of gummy candy with the press of a button. No, this isn’t a new edition of Futurama. On June 1, Dylan’s Candy Bar will unveil an innovative 3D printing technology, transforming a few key commands into customized treats. Thanks to Dylan’s Candy Bar, along with…
Start Monday with a visit to Miami Beach’s Lure Fishbar. The seafood eatery recently launched a new happy hour series, which runs Monday through Wednesday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. It also added a three-course prix-fixe menu, priced at $55 per person, available through July. FlyBarre is hosting happy…
Happy Monday, Miamians. This week brings plenty of events, and the best part is they’re all free. Monday Adrienne Arsht Center Farmers Market at Arsht Center: With the expert guidance of The Market Company, the Adrienne…
Think of your favorite city and an old, iconic structure probably comes to mind. There’s the Empire State Building in New York, the White House in Washington, D.C., the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, and the Gateway Arch in St. Louis. As Miami is one of the most culturally…
