The Best Miami Art Exhibitions of 2025
While everything else feels like it’s in a downward spiral, Miami’s art scene is still on the come-up.
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.
Weeks after Gabriel Alcala’s brain tumor diagnosis, the beloved Miami band presses on with joyful new single “Feeling Fine.”
The powerhouse lineup includes Prince protégé Nik West, saxophonist Lakecia Benjamin, pianist Connie Han, and more.
A recent report suggests “yes” – but only if venues can be protected from fraud, inflation, monopolies, and gentrification.
We can be heroes, if just for 3-5 minutes on a weekday night.
The independent online radio station will celebrate its anniversary with a party at Gramps on November 15.
The organization’s leadership appears bullish about its prospects in the digital realm.
Jon Batiste, Toto, Nile Rodgers, and others will be on hand for the third edition of the three-day jazz party.
Miami’s &NDRW and STV.OK?Y fuse darkwave, rock, and French electro on Electric Glue, a soul-baring EP confronting AI-era creativity with raw humanity.
Devotees of self-optimization descended upon South Beach this weekend.
The collaborative event at South Dade Senior High brought together Grammy in the Schools Program, Young Musicians Unite, and others.
The monthly heavy metal party unites Miami’s devoted rock ‘n’ roll and biker scenes at the Corner.
There’s more to Halloween spirit than Spirit Halloween, people.
From soft rock to Brazilian funk-pop here are the best new tracks from Miami artists to listen to this week .
The investment by The Frederick A. DeLuca Foundation is expected to impact 90,000 students across more than 100 Miami schools.