Little Haiti/Liberty City in Miami New Times
Showing 23 - 44 of 121
One of the first art collectives to make out of Wynwood, Dimensions Variable is always a game-changer. An artist-run exhibition space, this experimental outpost is all about group shows, collaboratives and community outreach. They host exhibitions, discussions, lectures, and special projects – all designed to bridge the gap between Miami and other cities across the […]
Deemed “the sweetest truck in town,” Dolci Peccati has been serving scoops of homemade gelato around Miami since its launch in November 2010. Sisters Nati and Stefanie Yepes run the sleek, purple truck that serves cups ($3-$4) or cones ($4) of gelato in a variety of flavors that are listed on a chalkboard at the […]
advertisement
The recently renamed Emerson Dorsch has the honor of being the first gallery to put down roots in Wynwood way back in 2000. Husband and wife team Brook Dorsch and Tyler Emerson-Dorsch revamped their spot in 2013 to match their shared vision, and the result is an upgraded take on one of the best galleries […]
advertisement
An Argentine-inspired gem awaits in Little Haiti, identifiable by an unmistakable welcome sign: the towering mural of soccer icon (and newly minted South Floridian) Lionel Messi above the entrance. Soccer is a major theme here – the name itself is a homage to Argentine legend Diego Maradona’s city of birth. It’s a relaxed and inviting […]
advertisement
Hard work is also the mantra of Hometown Barbecue founder Billy Durney, who constantly repeats, “Stay humble, stay focused, stay hungry.” Durney opened in Allapattah an outpost of what’s considered the best barbecue in New York City. Here, you’ll find all of the Texas signatures, including butter-soft brisket with a deep-magenta smoke ring rippled with […]
