LEAH WESTON

You don't have to look too hard or too far to see the influence of Cuban culture on Miami. Most Miamians take this for granted. They don't give a second thought to the numerous stands offering café con leche, guava and cheese pastelitos, and the caffeine shots that sustain downtown...

Every year, as Christmas decorations are going up, Jews are breaking out their menorahs, dreidels, and frying pans (for latkes). But this year, Birthright Israel NEXT and The Open Tent are putting a new spin on Hanukkah tradition with a holiday party of their own. Join them this Thursday at...

Through satire, writers, playwrights, and poets — from the Greco-Romans to Shakespeare to Stephen Colbert — have questioned our perception of reality. The Teatro en Miami Studio, a young theater company in the heart of Little Havana, hopes to elicit some hearty guffaws and provocative questions about the nature of...

After a long week of work and a late night of Friday indulgences, most of us don’t wake up at the crack of dawn Saturday, especially not to throw on our running shoes. But once in a while, an event worthy of a groggy morning compels us from the comforts...

As we wave goodbye to a summer of triple-digit heat indexes and swampy air, we welcome the season that makes Northerners salivate all over their snowy sidewalks. What better time is there in Miami for an outdoor concert? That’s why the folks at the Downtown Development Authority are bringing back...