The Eight Weirdest Things You Will Discover at the Swap Shop
The Swap Shop is a work of art — there’s truly nothing else like it around.
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Eyes on Miami: Rhythm Foundation, Society Las Olas, and the Collection
It’s not easy having eyes all over the scene, being around to take in all the wild visuals at all the worthwhile places in the city. There are, however, those parties and gallery openings where a fortunate photographer can point and shoot. Every week, in collaboration with World Red Eye,…
Florida Grand Opera Honors Its Past and Plans for the Future
FGO’s more intimate season kicks off in October.
With 537 Votes, Billy Corben Travels to Miami’s Political Past — and Perhaps America’s Future
537 Votes looks back at Miami’s role in the 2000 election.
The Glorias Is a Case of Too Many Glorias
The Glorias wants to be both a biopic and an exhaustive record.
The 12 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week
Drive-In Divas, the Horrorland, Calle Ocho Live, and more events this week.
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Where to Celebrate Halloween in South Florida This Year
It’s been a horror movie of a year.
Prison Writing Program Honors Florida Inmates Who Died From COVID
Among the incarcerated students the program has reached were two men who died in recent months from COVID-related complications.
Miami Beach Relief Fund Helps Arts Groups Look to the Future
The City of Miami Beach approved the distribution of $1 million in funds to 13 arts groups.
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Eyes on Miami: Tito’s Handmade, Miami Heat, and Jean Marc Durante
Spotted this week around the city: Tito’s Handmade, Jean Marc Durante, and the Miami Heat.
Virtual Film Festival Double Feature With Gems and Nightstream in October
Miami Film Festival’s Gems and Popcorn Fright’s Nightstream take place October 8-11.
Miranda July’s Kajillionaire Isn’t for Everyone — and That’s OK
Kajillionaire delves into the loneliness that comes with being treated like an adult your entire life.
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Broward County Kicks Young at Art Museum Out of Davie Building
Young at Art is getting the boot because of mounting debt it owes Broward County in rent, maintenance, and operations costs.
The 12 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week
Space Jam, Record Store Day, Mr. Pauer, and more.
Nina Johnson Brings the World of Martine Barrat to Little Haiti
Twenty of Martine Barrat’s iconic photographs are on display at Nina Johnson.
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Antebellum Serves Up Tired Slavery Porn and Subjugation
Antebellum serves the same, tired slavery tropes that we have seen for decades.
Critical Thinking, Movie About Miami Jackson’s Chess Champs, Available for Download
So far, the film has garnered mostly positive reviews from critics, and many have noted the diverse cast of Black and Latino actors.
Dancer and Painter Alexander Peters Moves From Stage to Canvas
It is rare to be an accomplished artist in two different media.
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At-Home Self-Care Tips From Sana Skin Studio’s Valentina Hernandez
Sana Skin Studio’s Valentina Hernandez offers tips to stay sane during these challenging times.
The 12 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week
Oscar G, iHeartRadio Music Festival, Broken Shaker, and more this week.
Juana Valdes’ Rest Ashore Is Awash in Memories of Migration
Juana Valdes’ new installation explores the migration experience.
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The Bass and NSU Art Museum Set to Reopen This Week
After six lonely months, two South Florida art museums reopen this week.