Whether you’re single and just trying to have a good time or a couple in search of a romantic outing, these are the most interesting Valentine’s Day events happening in Miami this year.

Looking for the best events in Miami this week? Check out Wigwood, Third Horizon Film Festival, Miami Marathon, Bag Raiders, and other things to do.

Thursday, January 30 If your friend’s advice about your latest romantic woes isn’t cutting it, head to Tarot & Tonics at the Viet-Cajun restaurant Phuc Yea. Confer with spirit success specialist Jenna G to gain inner wisdom on all the quandaries in your life while sipping crystal-infused spiritual tonics such…

The new art exhibit presents a collection of book covers, posters, political cartoons, and other imagery from the early 20th Century to explore the politically polarized era’s relationship to our own tense times.

Looking for events in Miami this week? Check out Iann Dior, Big Bounce America, The Genuine Somm Slam, Isabel Allende, the Canine Film Festival’s Bark-Off 2020, and more things to do in Miami January 23 through 29.

Despite the occasional cold front that drops temperatures into the frigid 50s and 60s, Miami doesn’t get much of the strange season northerners refer to as winter, where the rain freezes and covers the ground (how bizarre!). If you’d like to get a taste of this weird…

Does putting a price on art undermine a museum’s mission?

Thursday, January 9 Forget eight nights of presents: Try two weeks of cinema. Taking place at theaters, synagogues, and community centers across greater town, the Miami Jewish Film Festival will show dozens of new films and documentaries on the Jewish experience alongside classics such as Casablanca, Amadeus, and The Cabinet…

January doesn’t get enough credit in the Magic City. The month between New Year’s and Valentine’s Day usually catches a lot of flak for being long, uninteresting, and devoid of things to do. It’s also smack in the middle of tourist season, meaning the city becomes flooded with out-of-towners clogging…

Nearly 150 YoungArts finalists will perform and share their work in Miami this week, including 14 who call South Florida home.

Thursday, January 2 Start your year off in an artistic fashion at Pérez Art Museum Miami, which offers free admission every first Thursday of the month. If you haven’t visited PAMM in a while, check out the exhibition “Teresita Fernández: Elemental,” where the Miami artist explores colonialism through the lens…