“Mucho Mucho Amor” — a documentary about the late astrologer Walter Mercado — and the Borscht-produced film “Omniboat” are among the Miami-born projects that will screen at the 2020 edition of Sundance.
Elemental, Teresita Fernandez’s mid-career retrospective at Pérez Art Museum Miami, showcases an acclaimed artist who carries her Latinx heritage with self-assurance and masterfully applies her creative talents to global themes such as history, geography, perception, wayfinding and social justice. Acknowledging her ancestry, and advocating for inclusion through her appointment by…
The room buzzed with activity as members of the Peter London Global Dance Company spent time preparing for Crossing, which will be performed between December 27 and 29 at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County. Founder and artistic director Peter London uses local dancers…
Thursday, December 26 For a post-Christmas escape, head to Space Mountain Miami for the pop-punk-centric After X-Mas Party. The show’s lineup includes a DJ set from members of Palomino Blond as well as performances by Dannythestreet and the Jacksonville-based bands Runners High and Glazed. This night of music will take…
The comedian has organized a holiday show at the Miami Improv on Sunday, December 29, to raise funds for the Julia Rubio Colon Cancer Foundation. Named in honor of her mother, the organization works to provide colon cancer screenings for women across South Florida.
The media mogul will commence her nine-city tour, 2020 Vision: Your Life in Focus, in South Florida with a guest appearance by the pop singer at the BB&T Center January 4.
Every year, A Drag Queen Christmas takes some of pop culture’s most beloved drag queens to cities across the nation to spread holiday cheer. This Saturday, December 28, the queens will descend on Fort Lauderdale’s Parker Playhouse.
The 38th Annual King Mango Strut, a pop-up opera, and a wild pre-Nochebuena fiesta are just some of the free happenings taking place in Miami that’ll light up your holiday week.
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,…
Every year, the King Mango Strut helps South Floridians laugh at some of the crazy events and news stories of the past year. The recent impeachment of President Donald Trump will give the 2019 edition a wealth of material.
The Jonas Brothers, Khalid, Lil Jon and the return of an uber-popular brunch are just a few of the offerings you can enjoy in Miami during the holiday weekend.
Wearing black tops and skirts, four dancers walk the diagonal in the Little Haiti Cultural Complex’s bright studio. Allyn Ginns Ayers, Benicka Grant, Isabelle Luu Li Haas, and Renee Roberts are accompanied by five 12-year-old girls in jeans and brightly colored shirts from Miami’s Conchita Espinosa Academy. Soon the ensemble…
The addition of 16 works by the artistic couple to the museum’s collection comes on the heels of PAMM’s “Surrounded Islands” exhibition, which concluded in February 2019.
Jim Gaffigan is a rarity in contemporary standup comedy: a clean, family-friendly comic who’s able to sell out venues both stateside and internationally without working blue. He’s also one of the only comedians who won’t take Florida to task for being an godless, politically mismanaged state. “Florida is so special…
Thursday, December 19 Every third Thursday of the month, Eleventh House takes over the downtown Miami dive bar Mama Tried to help connect locals with the city’s thriving community of mystics. The queer astrological party welcomes the curious as well as the committed and gives everyone who checks in a…
America’s culture wars get an illuminating skirmish in The Cake, Bekah Brunstetter’s play about a white North Carolina woman named Jen, who returns to her hometown from Brooklyn to plan the traditional wedding of her dreams.
A stroll through the Magic City these days reveals a plethora of site-specific art. Outdoor installations are nothing new, but lately it seems like the city is full of them, and not just because of Miami Art Week. Though site-specific works certainly lend themselves to selfies and viewer participation…
Yuval Ofir, the founder of the arts incubator Yo Miami, decided to deep-dive into the local comedy scene seven years ago. Though not a comedian himself, he was inspired by the underground scene, which included funny folks who have since left the 305 such as Daniel Reskin, Jessica Gross (now Anderson), and Irene Morales.
A massive ugly sweater party, voluptuous statues, and disco Frisbee top this week’s free happenings.
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,…
Connoisseurs of boho chic style can easily fall prey to local vendor Jozy DeFord’s Renegade Rustlers vintage goods. While she sells her wares all across the country, on many Sundays – especially those close to the winter holidays – she can be found hustling and bustling around her trunk show…
The celebrated musician and writer will be at the Adrienne Arsht Center on Tuesday, December 17 to discuss her latest book, Year of the Monkey.
