Arts & Culture

While some places are closing during Miami-Dade County’s restrictions on nonessential businesses, restaurants are adjusting to a delivery-oriented model.

If you’re stuck at home with the kids for the foreseeable future, here are the best fun-filled ways to keep everybody busy.

Major League Soccer was supposed to come back to South Florida on Saturday, March 14, for the first time since 2001. But because of coronavirus, that long-awaited return — which had already been delayed by stadium issues — has been postponed even longer.

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, his wife, and about 60 others toured Britto’s Wynwood studio last week.

Wynwood bars and nightlife spots that are usually open till 3 a.m. will shut down around the time they typically start to turn up.

The small Florence-Peretola airport could not seem to handle the influx of international students trying to leave the country.

The City of Miami has declared a state of emergency and is ordering all non-essential businesses to close by 11 p.m. to curb the spread of coronavirus.

A beach cleanup and a symphony performance headline this weekend’s offerings. Yes, there are still things to do (for now).

Expect to see a lot of cancellation notices in the coming days. This post will be updated frequently.

When most people think of puppetry and entertainment, the buoyant cast of Sesame Street is usually the first thing to come to mind. However, the “Imagine Puppets” exhibit on display at Fort Lauderdale’s African-American Research Library and Cultural Center tells a different story, namely that of the oracle tradition…

Between her time as the lead singer of the Supremes and her long solo career, Diana Ross has gone above and beyond in cementing her place as one of the greatest pop artists of the 20th century. The songstress’ discography moves seamlessly between R&B, disco, blues, and…

A free DJ set by Nick Cannon, a stellar happy hour for ladies, and a plant-based food event await this week.

Jeff Dunham, a Star Wars concert experience, and Carnaval on the Mile are among your best bets this weekend.

Thrift shopping existed way before it inspired Macklemore and Ryan Lewis’ 2012 hit “Thrift Shop.” In the song, Macklemore boasts, “Only got 20 dollars in my pocket/I’m, I’m, I’m hunting, looking for a come-up/This is fucking awesome.” Because thrift shopping was, at one time, considered a fact of life for the underprivileged, the song can seem a bit myopic and crass, especially coming from a middle-class white guy.