Whether you’re popping bottles, noshing on lemon-pepper wings, or negotiating the price of a shoulder rub so you can fling more of your life savings into the air, you never know what might happen within the friendly confines of local gentlemen’s clubs.
If you’ve ever dreamed of holding a Kids’ Choice Award or getting doused in Nickelodeon’s iconic green slime, this weekend might be your last chance to make those dreams a reality. Slime City, the interactive Nickelodeon-themed installation that opened at Aventura Mall in December, has announced it will extend…
Feeling joyous is not so easy these days in light of the nation’s toxic politics, global climate change, potential pandemics, and, well, pick your anxiety-producing crisis. But at least temporarily, joy can be experienced for the price of a theater ticket.
Thursday, January 30 If your friend’s advice about your latest romantic woes isn’t cutting it, head to Tarot & Tonics at the Viet-Cajun restaurant Phuc Yea. Confer with spirit success specialist Jenna G to gain inner wisdom on all the quandaries in your life while sipping crystal-infused spiritual tonics such…
The interactive stage show and Miami history lesson is turning its attention to North Beach for its newest iteration.
The Wharf Miami and E11even Miami are among the great local spots hosting Super Bowl viewing parties this year.
The 2020 edition of Wigwood, Miami’s premier queer festival, boasts the theme “Invasive Species” and a diverse lineup of performers from different creative disciplines.
After a multiyear renovation, the Ritz-Carlton South Beach is ready to commence the 2020s with a new era of breathtaking extravagance. Today, January 27, marks the reopening of the lavish oceanside resort, and guests will soon be able to peek at its redesign, which merges modern sensibilities with a distinctly Miami aesthetic.
Make your Super Bowl week a touchdown — without breaking the bank.
While some of us are lucky enough to find time just to hit the gym after work, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor has managed to write several books. In addition to her two memoirs, 2014’s My Beloved World and The Beloved World of Sonia Sotomayor, she has also authored two…
Steve Aoki and Hed PE are in town to rock your socks off, while Steve Martin and Martin Short will help you chuckle. Plus, Super Bowl happenings are arriving early!
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,…
We’ve put together a list of budget-friendly Super Bowl week events, because we know not everyone has $750 lying around to go to the Maxim Havana Nights party.
Leave the conspicuous consuming and celebrity ballyhoo to the rubes — there’s all sorts of real stuff to do in Miami. Here are our carefully curated suggestions.
Whether it’s his science-centric podcast Here We Are or his live Stand Up Science, comedian Shane Mauss has built up a dedicated audience that digs his brand of trippy, unusually informative comedy. Luckily for Miami comedy connoseurs who enjoy gaining a little knowledge between their belly laughs, he’s bringing his…
It’s not just high-end hotels, restaurants, and call girls who will see a boost in business when the Super Bowl comes to South Florida: We live in the gig economy era, and there are plenty of opportunities for everyone in South Florida to make extra cash.
The new art exhibit presents a collection of book covers, posters, political cartoons, and other imagery from the early 20th Century to explore the politically polarized era’s relationship to our own tense times.
Looking for events in Miami this week? Check out Iann Dior, Big Bounce America, The Genuine Somm Slam, Isabel Allende, the Canine Film Festival’s Bark-Off 2020, and more things to do in Miami January 23 through 29.
“RuPaul’s Drag Race” alumna and South Florida drag legend Latrice Royale takes her cabaret show “Here’s to Life” to Aventura.
Soprano Sandra Lopez – who is returning to South Florida in the Florida Grand Opera’s Madama Butterfly – has a story not many performers can tell. She was one of the first singers on the second-largest performing arts stage in the United States: the Ziff Ballet Opera House at the…
Free fun this week includes the opening of the massive Super Bowl Live in Bayfront Park and the return of Buena Vista Market Fest.
Back in 2014, the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami, presented their very first exhibition: an installation by Mexican artist Pedro Reyes called “Sanitorium.” In the exhibit, visitors were guided by volunteers who had been trained by the artist to act as “therapists,” and they participated in a variety of exercises…
