ICA Miami helps launch rare Latin American vinyl project
The Design District Museum joins ISLAA and Hueso Records on Plan /33, a limited-edition vinyl series that preserves and reimagines Latin American underground music.
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Century-old Miami River landmark to become new surf and turf spot
A 108-year-old Miami River landmark will become a swanky surf and turf restaurant by the restaurateur behind Kiki on the River.
Miami musicians trace the Black roots of EDM, salsa, and funk
In honor of Black Music Month, Miami musicians explore how Black musical traditions shaped genres often overlooked in conversations about Black music
Iconic Miami Beach restaurant closes after nearly 20 years
A legendary Miami Beach restaurant at the W South Beach suddenly closed after 16 years in business, marking the end of an era.
Iconic Coral Gables Restaurant to Make a Comeback This May
A beloved Coral Gables restaurant will return this May with a new name and its same delicious, modern twist on Italian cooking.
Beloved South Miami Breakfast Spot Closes After 28 Years
A longtime South Miami breakfast spot has suddenly closed after 28 years in business, shocking local customers who cherished it.
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This 33-Year-Old Miami Sushi Spot Still Has a Two-Hour Wait
A legendary sushi restaurant in Miami Beach still has a two-hour wait after 33 years in business, and it’s so worth it.
Historic Miami BBQ Joint Closes After Unsafe Building Violations
Historic Miami BBQ joint Original Uncle Tom’s Barbecue closes in Miami after nearly 80 years due to unsafe building violations.
Where Ernest Hemingway Ate and Drank in Key West
Where Ernest Hemingway ate and drank in Key West in the 1930s, wrote novels, and fell in love with the Conch Republic.
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Legendary Monty’s Founder Honored with Key to the City of Miami
The legendary founder of Monty’s in Coconut Grove, Monty Trainer, is given the key to the City of Miami for his lifelong work.
Sweat Records Owner Talks Miami’s Vinyl Revival and History
This episode of Midweek Cafecito explores vinyl’s Miami resurgence with Sweat Records owner Lolo Reskin ahead of Record Store Day.
Matthew Bamberg’s Debut Novel Chronicles a Coconut Grove Lost to Time
The book harkens back to the neighborhood’s era of drugs and love-ins.
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As Florida Rewrites Black History, This Broward Library Saturday School Reclaims It
Historian and educator Dr. Tameka Hobbs spearheads the free extracurricular series for families.
10 Bygone Miami Music Venues We Miss The Most
From Tobacco Road to Grand Central and the Electric Pickle, here are some of the music venues we miss.
HistoryMiami to Display Rare U.S. Founding Documents from National Archives
It’s one of just eight museums chosen to participate in the Freedom Plane Tour this summer.
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The 25 Greatest Miami Restaurants of the Past 25 Years
From acclaimed bistros to local spots that have withstood time, here are the 25 best Miami restaurants of the past 25 years.
Gramps Owner Looks Back Ahead of Venue’s Closure
From epic concerts to mischievous moments, Adam Gersten shares his best memories ahead of the venue’s closure on January 4.
So On, and So Forth: New Times Editor-in-Chief Announces Retirement
The longest way round is the shortest way home. Editor-in-chief Tom Finkel is retiring.
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The Chef Who Put South Florida’s Flavors on the Culinary Map
Chef Norman Van Aken transformed South Florida into a world-class culinary destination by being the pioneer of New World fusion cuisine.
Music Writers to Catch at the 2025 Miami Book Fair
Love music and books? Don’t miss these standout panels at the 2025 Miami Book Fair, featuring Arthur Baker, Rosa Marquetti Torres, Kenny Chesney, and more.
7 Historic Indigenous Sites Across South Florida
In honor of Native American Heritage Month, here’s where you can learn more about South Florida’s Indigenous history.
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Never Forget When Christopher Columbus Mistook Manatees for Mermaids
On Indigenous People’s Day, let us remember that the Italian explorer was catfished by manatees.