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Pelican Harbor Seabird Station’s Future Looks Bright

Pelican Harbor Seabird Station’s Future Looks Bright

What It's Like to Be a Jouster at the Florida Renaissance Festival

What It's Like to Be a Jouster at the Florida Renaissance Festival

Dále Zine Moves Again, This Time to Design District

By Douglas Markowitz
Jan 9, 2024

Dále Zine's Design District space is larger than any of its previous locations, allowing cofounders Lilian Banderas and Steve Saiz to expand its offerings.
National YoungArts Week Brings the Next Generation of Artists to Miami

By Jose D. Duran
Jan 5, 2024

Audiences are invited to meet the next generation of budding artists during the 2024 National YoungArts Week.
Season of Giving: Unwrap Our Staff Picks for Favorite Stories of the Year

By Lily Black
Dec 22, 2023

As the year draws to a close, we ask you to consider giving a gift to support Miami New Times writers and the stories they tell.
Botanical Art Installations by Landscape Designers Enhance Lincoln Road

By Artburst Miami
Dec 22, 2023

Lincoln Road's Living Art Festival fuses natural elements with artistic creativity.
Florida Printmakers Society Is Alive and Thriving Year-Round

By Artburst Miami
Dec 20, 2023

Lise Drost and Jacoub Reyes, the powerhouse duo keeping the Florida Printmakers Society alive, have no plans of slowing down.
Top Party Moments During Miami Art Week 2023

By Jesse Scott
Dec 13, 2023

Anitta spinning, Will.i.am. riding a robot, and George Clinton getting funky? Yes, another Miami Art Week Art has come and gone.
City of Miami Beach Buys Dutch Artist's Work at This Year's Art Basel

By Artburst Miami
Dec 13, 2023

Anneke Eussen’s wall-mounted glass and mixed-media sculpture will be on permanent display at the Miami Beach Convention Center.
The King Mango Strut Parade Is the Most Fun You'll Have in the New Year

By Liz Tracy
Dec 12, 2023

The King Mango Strut Parade represents everything quirky, cool, and special about Coconut Grove.
Want to Avoid Art Basel Traffic? Take the Bus

By Douglas Markowitz
Dec 8, 2023

After suffering through yet another apocalyptic Art Basel traffic jam, I was ready to give Miami's public transit a try.
Miami Roller Rink Will Continue Super Wheels' Legacy

By Christine Borges
Dec 7, 2023

Don't retire your roller skates just yet. Super Wheels Skating Center will reopen on January 1 as Miami Roller Rink.
All the Real-Life Easter Eggs in the Grand Theft Auto VI Trailer

By Jose D. Duran
Dec 6, 2023

South Florida locals have been picking apart the Grand Theft Auto VI trailer, looking for all the real-world references.
Watch the Trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI, a Return to Vice City (AKA Miami)

By Jose D. Duran
Dec 4, 2023

The Grand Theft Auto VI trailer shows locations clearly inspired by downtown Miami, South Beach, Wynwood, and the Florida Everglades.
Miami New Times Is Hiring a Social Media Editor

By Tom Finkel
Dec 4, 2023

Passionate about local journalism, Miami, and reaching new audiences? Love Instagram, TikTok, and creating content? Join our team!
Miami-Born Author Jonathan Escoffery Shortlisted for Booker Prize

By Douglas Markowitz
Nov 22, 2023

Jonathan Escoffery's debut novel, If I Survive You, has been nominated for one of English literature's most prestigious awards.
Books & Books Launches Nonprofit Literary Foundation

By Tom Finkel
Nov 21, 2023

The foundation allows the bookstore to transcend the constraints of retail commerce beyond the formidable literary community it has fostered for more than 40 years.
New Times to Host First Members-Only Event on November 30 at Bakehouse Art Complex

By Tom Finkel
Nov 16, 2023

Support Miami journalism, meet our editors and reporters, and ring in Miami Art Week 2023 in style.
Lyric Theater Celebrates 110th Anniversary as the Crown of Overtown

By Shanae Hardy
Nov 15, 2023

More than a century later, the Lyric Theater remains an emblem of Overtown's past and present.
Small Press Fair Challenges Idea That Print Is Dead

By Sean Levisman
Nov 8, 2023

Small Press Fair provides a forum where small regional presses, independent publishers, and artists can celebrate all forms of printed matter and swap ideas.
Floods Can't Keep the Florida Day of the Dead Celebration Down

By Liz Tracy
Nov 1, 2023

After losing their puppets during April's devasting floods, Jim Hammond pushes forward with the Florida Day of the Dead celebration.
Oolite Arts Recognizes Another Crop of Ellies Award Winners

By Isabella Marie Garcia
Oct 31, 2023

This year’s Ellies winners feature a range of project mediums and scale magnitude.

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