The 12 Best Things to Do at Home in Miami This Week
Check out special broadcast Moving Through the Silence, the virtual theater production Long Distance Affair, and SiriusXM’s first-ever Virtual DisDance Festival.
Check out special broadcast Moving Through the Silence, the virtual theater production Long Distance Affair, and SiriusXM’s first-ever Virtual DisDance Festival.
A new comic anthology is amplifying local artists.
The Miami nonprofit won an honorable mention in the 2020 Innovations in Reading Prize.
The artist views the “bomb” as a symbol of what the pandemic has done to Wynwood, the once-lively neighborhood he loves.
Zachary Schwartz’s painstaking reconstructions have given him a deeper appreciation for aquatic life.
This week, check out Vizcaya’s gardens, party with Gramps, and explore the work Hilma af Klint.
Miami City Ballet dancers are finding creative ways to work from home.
Read up on the places in Miami with a connection to the Prohibition era mobster.
The Tranz Form is a new YouTube docuseries that aims to highlight and celebrate the lives of trans people of color.
The paraSOL coloring book contains more than 15 pages of black-and-white lines just waiting for you to fill them in.
Check out Danny Daze, Spaceship Earth, PAMM, and more things to do at home this week.
Once again, the world seems to have caught up with Conner O’Malley’s comedic vision.
This week’s virtual screening of The Infiltrators sheds light on the plight of undocumented detainees.
Local comedians seek to re-create a live-performance atmosphere online.
Caribbean-American poet and Little Haiti activist Aja Monet has taken up the proverbial gauntlet.
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One of the healthiest ways to sweat out the coronavirus pandemic is to adopt a regular at-home exercise regimen.
Queef Latina and her collaborators conceived “The Real Dragwives of Miami” in the summer of 2019.
Still, as the coronavirus crisis continues, artists and entrepreneurs alike are finding ingenious ways to circumvent isolation.
The Museum of Graffiti has teamed up with Ahol Sniffs Glue to create a limited-edition poster.
As residents endure increasing levels of lockdown, dealers on the black market say the marijuana business is booming.
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