If you can’t make it to Louisville, Miami is geared up with mint juleps and Southern festivities for the greatest two minutes in sports. So sport your best hat and race on over to one of the Magic City’s top Kentucky Derby parties.

Easter would not be complete without pastel-colored confections and creamy chocolate eggs, and this year, Miami’s purveyors of sweets are going over the top.

Its Valentine’s Day, 24 hours filled with love, candy hearts, and obnoxious PDA. To get in the mood, you can wait for Cupid to shoot his arrow into your butt — or you can have a few drinks.

February 13 marks Galentine’s Day. “a day for ladies to celebrate ladies,” according to fictional character Leslie Knope, who introduced the nonholiday back in 2010 on an episode of “Parks & Recreation.” And although the holiday is fictitious, Galentine’s Day has become a delightful Valentine’s alternative for lovers and singles alike. From complimentary sangria to beer and candy pairings, Miami bars are embracing this empowering day. So grab your best gal pals and partake in one (or all) of these Galentine’s Day specials.

The Chinese Lunar New Year officially kicks off on February 5, and there’s no better way to celebrate the year of the pig than a week filled with gluttonous consumption.

South Florida native Brittany Carel was never a good cook but didn’t dream she was bad enough to land a spot on Food Network’s “Worst Cooks in America,” hosted by Tyler Florence and Anne Burrell. But after applying online to the casting call, she found herself…

Christmas is a week away, and odds are you’re still scouring the internet at 3 a.m. for that perfect gift. But don’t fret: These food-centric finds will wow everyone on your nice list. From hand-crafted chocolate ornaments to chef-inspired ugly sweaters, these local finds will suit the favorite foodie in your life.

Whether it’s the sensible wine prices or the addictive cookie butter, it’s hard not to adore Trader Joe’s. And because of its more than 150 seasonal items, loving the market just got that much easier. Avoid a holiday anxiety attack by opting for one of these ready-to-eat menu items. From turkey en croute to Thanksgiving cookie kits, these scrumptious holiday dishes and snacks will not only wow your guests but also save time and money.

John Guilarte’s gastropub is surrounded by demolished sidewalks and rubble. Barricades from road construction block his entrance, and unsavory portable toilets line the street. In October 2017, New Times reported on the road construction that was affecting the Little Havana eatery. One year later, the bulldozers and backhoes continue to tear up the streets, with no completion in sight.

Brickell’s American Social Bar & Kitchen is getting a face-lift. After winning Red Bull’s Revamp challenge, four architecture students at Florida International University — Maria Leon, Carolina Cardona, Mirtes Araujo, and Melissa — will remodel the popular establishment.