The 10 Best Rainy-Day Activities in Miami
Immersive museums, food halls, skating rinks, escape rooms, malls, and more.
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The 13 Best Gyms in Miami
Take your pick from machine-loaded clubs, buzzy boutique studios, and niche concepts built around booties, boxing, or climbing walls.
Eyes on Miami: Lil Baby, 50 Cent, and Others
Rappers dined at upscale restaurants and made it rain in the club.
A Miami Queen Struggled With the First Group Challenge on Drag Race
Contestants who started strong in the premiere faced difficulties this time around.
Is This South Florida’s Most Exclusive Arena Suite?
Membership is invitation-only and lands firmly in five-figure territory.
City Hands Tower Theater Management Back to Miami Dade College Despite Protests from Local Actors
The handover passed as part of a group of resolutions less than two hours into the commission meeting.
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The Best Art Exhibitions to See in Miami in January
New year, new art.
Look Up, Miami: 10 Can’t-Miss Astronomical Events in 2026
Yes, you can see stars in South Florida — if you know where to look.
Photos: King Mango Strut Parade Lampoons the News in Coconut Grove
Among the sights: RFK, Jr. (and his brain worm), an inflatable Trump Baby, and a booth poking fun at the Mar-a-Lago Face phenomenon.
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Eyes on Miami: Young Thug, Meek Mill, and Others
Here are some of the many celebrities who rang in 2026 in South Florida.
Photos: Miami Venezuelans Celebrate U.S. Capture of Maduro at Doral Gas Station
Doral mayor Christi Fraga also made an appearance.
South Florida Queens Dominate on the Season 18 Premiere of RuPaul’s Drag Race
Is the show setting up an eventual confrontation between two local contestants?
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These 2010s Social Media Posts Show the Wynwood We Used to Know
The visionaries behind Miami’s indie institutions share their posts from the early days of Gramps and its surrounding neighborhood.
As Florida Battles Drag, Local Representation Grows on RuPaul
Outside of Drag Race, the relationship between drag, the LGBTQ+ community, and the State of Florida is tense.
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Here’s How You Can Be Included in The Gramps Yearbook
Each image features a Gramps regular with personal text layered over the photo.
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Where to Watch New Year’s Eve Fireworks in Miami
Whether you’re looking for a free concert, a ticketed affair with a dress code and open bar, or a low-key celebration, there’s no shortage of fun ways to welcome 2026.
Ace Padel Picks Miami for Its First-Ever U.S. Club
It will feature five outdoor courts, with four of these protected by a canopy, ensuring they remain playable year-round.
Pembroke Pines Barnes & Noble Store Will Close in Early 2026
The announcement follows a string of local openings and closures for the bookstore chain.
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Eyes on Miami: Anthony Joshua, DJ Khaled, and Others
World Red Eye spotted Anthony Joshua partying in Miami after his knockout victory over Jake Paul.
The Most Anticipated Attractions Opening in Miami in 2026
A water park, an eco-tourism adventure zone, two performance venues, Miami Freedom Park, and much more.
The Most Surprising New Times Culture Stories of 2025
From tattooed Labubus to weird wildlife, Miami kept things interesting this year.
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Hannibal Buress Will Close Out Shirley’s at Gramps With Exclusive Set
Tickets are only available for sale in person Tuesday evening.