Miami City Ballet’s “Spring Mix” Tends a Garden of Dance Delights
Miami City Ballet’s third program of the season, “Spring Mix,” comes to the Adrienne Arsht Center.
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We Got a Copy of the Casting Call for Miami Beach’s “Breaking Up With Spring Break” Ad
“Breaking Up” is one element of a multipronged Miami Beach campaign to make this year’s spring break a total buzzkill.
Virtuoso Odissi Dancer Bijayini Satpathy Shares New Path at Live Arts Miami
Odissi dancer Bijayini Satpathy has set out to explore a more individualistic vision of India’s classical dance style.
Vanessa Garcia’s Play 1,000 Miles Is Open to Interpretation
Playwright Vanessa Garcia penned 1,000 Miles with the intent that it would be a traveling tale that could easily fit anywhere there are borders.
Here’s the Complete Miami Film Festival 2024 Lineup
More than 165 films from 31 countries will be screened in the city as part of this year’s Miami Film Festival.
Free Drone Show Will Light Up Downtown Miami
Pixel Swarm Drones is putting on a free showcase featuring 200 drones and three shows at Maurice A. Ferré Park on Saturday, March 9.
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Pioneer Winter Collective Looks Back to Forge New Paths Forward
The Pioneer Winter Collective presents “Ten Years from Now,” a reimagining of choreography created by Pioneer Winter over the last decade.
Eyes on Miami: Yung Miami, Kate Upton, Machine Gun Kelly, and Others
Yung Miami, Kate Upton, Machine Gun Kelly, and others were caught on camera by World Red Eye.
RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 16 Episode 9: Back in Black
The queens of RuPaul’s Drag Race were challenged to embrace the darkness in a neo-goth challenge.
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10 Must-See Miami Art Exhibits in March 2024
From a Miami native’s paintings in Liberty City to Japanese pop art in Miami Beach, here are the art shows you don’t want to miss in March.
The Wolfsonian Displays Treasures From the Harlem Renaissance
The Wolfsonian’s exhibit “Silhouettes” is just the latest in a fervent discussion that he has been having about the Harlem Renaissance.
In the Book Ventanitas, Miami’s Coffee Culture Is Explored Through Interviews and Photos
Daniela Perez Miron and Gesi Schilling have documented the unique way Miamians congregate for a quick shot of coffee.
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Amy Galpin Shares Vision for the Future as Director of Museum of Art and Design
Amy Galpin will oversee Miami Dade College’s Museum of Art and Design, Special Collections, and the Kislak Center at Freedom Tower.
5 Films to See in Miami Movie Theaters in March 2024
From Harmony Korine’s Florida classic Spring Breakers to Wim Wender’s Oscar-nominated Perfect Days, March is a great month for film buffs.
Flamenco Festival Miami XV Honors Past Masters, Looks to the Stars of the Future
This year’s performances at Flamenco Festival Miami range from intimate guitarist/dancer duos to no-holds-barred extravaganzas by the Ballet Nacional de España.
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Juggerknot Theatre Tackles Stan Culture in Conjuring the King
Juggerknot Theatre’s one-woman show Conjuring the King was inspired by the complex notion of fandom, fanatics, and obsession.
2024 Miami Open Confirmed Competitors Announced and Updated
In addition to hosting its ATP Masters 1000 tennis tournament, the Miami Open will welcome Major League Pickleball to its courts.
Rosa de la Cruz, Giant of Miami Art World, Dies at 81
Along with her husband, Carlos, Rosa de la Cruz was one of the major forces in Miami’s art scene, both as an art collector and philanthropist.
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Eyes on Miami: Offset, Sommer Ray, Gloria Estefan, and Others
Check out who World Red Eye caught on camera in and around Miami this week.
RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 16 Episode 8: Snatch Game
More often than not, on RuPaul’s Drag Race, success in the Snatch Game translates to success in the overall competition.
Miami’s Ben Katzman Plans to Outshred on Season 46 of Survivor
Managing the tricky dynamics of being in a band helped prepare Ben Katzman for the careful strategizing and relationship management it takes to be a good gameplayer on Survivor.
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Miami Beach Exhibit Celebrates Muhammad Ali’s Historic Fight
Sixty years ago, Muhammad Ali – then known as Cassius Clay – and Sonny Liston battled for the heavyweight championship at the Miami Beach Convention Center.