Eat Chalamet, Timothée! 14 Organizations Producing Ballet and Opera in Miami
Study up, Timmy.
9 AM Banger, the curated, frequently sold-out morning dance party taking the nation by storm, returns to the Magic City.
Led by local composer/guitarist Diego Melgar, the MOVE series aims to help attendees expand creative horizons
The display — already a hit in Milan, Paris, and Rome — features more than 300 archival and new pieces.
From hip-hop and dream pop to noise rock and acoustic confessionals, this is Miami’s love letter to you.
The ensemble, founded by Miami native David O. Hartman, seeks to make the 425-year-old art form accessible in new ways.
The innovative, on-time, on-budget public-private partnership is an exemplar of the promise and possibility of city building in an age of cynicism.
The House of Dion, her drag family, is in ascendancy. Now, she’s setting her sights on a prestigious national competition.
Don’t go into 2026 with all that rage, frustration, and angst pent up inside you.
It’s one of just eight museums chosen to participate in the Freedom Plane Tour this summer.
The quintessentially American art form is alive and well in the most improvisational city in thecountry.
From swaggering rock, trance, and hip-hop to neo-soul and folk pop, the Miami music scene is starting 2026 with a bang.
Don’t let sunny days and warm beaches fool you, Miami still stays true to the spirit of the season.
It has been a prolific year for the local music scene, from indie rock to jazz and R&B, here are the best albums of 2025.
While everything else feels like it’s in a downward spiral, Miami’s art scene is still on the come-up.
Miami is home to the largest concentration of Art Deco architecture in the world.
The occasion calls for a quasi-funeral, complete with two of its cofounders flying in to attend.
Lights, holiday parks, markets, ice skating rinks, and more.
The career-spanning exhibition includes the world premiere of nine new works.
The powerful multimedia exhibition runs through December 7 at Scope Pavilion.
A dozen Magic City songwriters once again prove we’re a city of trendsetters, not trend-hoppers
Spin Genie analyzed “key data points” and discovered what we already knew — the Miami music scene rules.