Miami is a city without a proper autumn, where the only pleasant chill of the year arrives for about a week in January, where fallen leaves are the result of hurricane-force winds, and where people don’t look any weirder on Halloween than they do every other day. Yet thanks to…
Hialeah Pride, New World Symphony’s 100th Wallcast concert, and more of the best free events in Miami this week.
The Miami Film Festival is back with its annual Gems — a weekend of movie premieres showing at the Tower Theater. Perhaps the most anticipated of these screenings is Pedro Almodóvar’s Pain and Glory, which will open the four-day minifestival Thursday, October 10. But as New Times film critics Juan…
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,…
Luminosa Festival of Lights, David Avery and Mall Grab at the Ground, and more of the best things to do in Miami this weekend.
In its 35th year, the Book Fair, which is presented by Miami Dade College and independent booksellers Books & Books, offers not only nearly 600 authors from around the globe, but also music and activations that entice youths to read and the community to interact in new ways with the written word.
The Arsht Center’s upcoming Broadway in Miami season will feature beloved blockbuster musicals such as Hamilton and Jesus Christ Superstar, along with a number of favorites for the whole family.
With so many options to choose from, navigating Miami’s film festival scene can prove challenging for even the most dedicated cinephiles.
October If you can’t snap a mesmerizing Instagram photo from 34 beautifully crafted lantern exhibits, well, that’s on you. Luminosa Festival of Lights will make the Jungle Island grounds glow this fall in a partnership with the Chinese lantern festival heavyweights Zigong Lantern Group and China Lantern International. This is…
Thursday, October 3 This Thursday, New Times will host another edition of its signature chef competition and grand tasting event. The 17th-annual Iron Fork boasts offerings from nearly 25 restaurants and ten beverage makers. Pro tip: If you purchase a VIP ticket, you’ll have access to the grub an hour…
There goes the neighborhood? El Espacio 23 is the latest art space to announce it will move into Miami’s working-class Allapattah neighborhood.
Big Mouth writer Victor Quinaz says Miami’s independent film scene has greatly expanded since his days growing up in the Magic City.
Regardless of how you see Miami right now, its arts institutions this season will have you pondering a city we might not recognize in ten years.
Miami artists are luring locals to Miami’s suburban art scenes, but they’re hoping to avoid Wynwood’s pitfalls.
Oktoberfest, First Friday at ICA Miami, a Dog Day Pop-Up, and more of the best free things to do this week.
September 16 25th Annual InterContinental Miami Make-A-Wish Ball Kickoff at InterContinental Miami: Make-A-Wish Southern Florida and in-kind Ball donor InterContinental Miami celebrated the 25th Annual InterContinental Miami Make-A-Wish Ball VIP Kickoff Party at the InterContinental Miami in anticipation of this season’s Masterpiece XXV-themed gala on Saturday, November 2, a creative…
A new collectors’ book about Moonlight includes a forward written by Frank Ocean.
Tyler the Creator, Jazz at MOCA, SuicideGirls Blackheart Burlesque, and more of the best things to do this weekend.
In the film Netizens, Emmy-nominated writer and producer Cynthia Lowen explores the lives of three women victimized by online harassment.
Miami’s plant-obsessed millenials are connecting through social media and plant swaps.
From street flooding after summer rainstorms to king tide deluges in Miami Beach, the effects of sea-level rise are already being felt in Miami-Dade. Mangroves could stem them.
The mural has been damaged irreparably and will be replaced.
