Thursday Since its 2009 inception, Miami Beach Pride has simply been a blast. The 2019 edition looks like it won’t buck that trend. After attracting more than 145,000 people to its events in 2018, Pride this year will boast special events, social mixers, a VIP gala, a two-day festival, and…

Roger Federer and Ashleigh Barty take home the trophies. But, the entire tournament – in Miami Gardens for the very first time – was a winner, too.

With donated (and to-be-donated!) straws, Cristina Seralos will use plastic as her canvas at Maker Faire Miami.

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,…

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…

The Nos. 3 and 12 teams in the world will square off soon in Miami. Tickets go on sale this week.

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…

There are Miamis in Texas, Florida, and… Canada? The ultimate rankings of Miamis.

9 Mile Film Festival, Gary Clark Jr., Confessions of a Cocaine Cowboy, and more can’t miss events this week.

Monica Lewinsky, Speedy Ortiz, HUMP! Film Festival, and more can’t-miss events this week.

Thursday The Grammys have come and gone. Now it’s time for an equally awesome musical spectacle in our backyard. The 31st Premio Lo Nuestro, presented by Univision, is set to happen at the Triple-A. Alejandra Espinoza will host the star-studded event, and Latin artists galore are slated to perform and…

Thursrday Looking for a new boat or marine accessory? Well, if you can’t find it at the Miami International Boat Show, it probably doesn’t exist. This year’s extravaganza will offer more than 1,400 boats on land and in the water from 1,100 exhibitors. It’ll all go down at the picturesque…

The new counter, with Ahol drowsy eyes aplenty, will be finalized by the end of February.

Thursday Happy birthday to Pérez Art Museum Miami! The beloved local art institution is turning 35, and it’s time to party. This month, PAMM’s Free Community Night (which happens the first Thursday of each month with free admission) is dubbed “Our Birthday, Your Party.” Millionyoung and DJ Ray Milian will…

Thursday: Ready to get scandalous? The 1923 play “Indecent,” written by Pulitzer Prize winner Paula Vogel, was ahead of its time. It zoomed in on a Jewish brothel owner and a bit of lesbian love. At the time, some viewer loved its risqué approach, and some absolutely hated it. Now…

A massive screen on a boat, jams by Kulcha Shock, and beer galore highlight this can’t-miss gathering on Sunday.

Shine Papers wants to hook you up with quite a prize package. And there’s gold involved.

Thursday The first-ever Latinx Art Sessions, a two-day affair exploring Latin identity and contemporary art, kicks off Thursday. Artists and art admirers alike can enjoy studio visits at ArtCenter/South Florida, a session that explores what it’s like being stuck between different colonial legacies, and other diversions. Speakers include Franklin Sirmans,…