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.
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Pitmaster Rodney Scott Goes Whole Hog in Miami
Chef Rodney Scott joins Bobby Flay’s 2026 cruise while preparing to open his Miami Whole Hog BBQ spot in Little River soon.
Joe Jonas’ Favorite Places to Eat and Drink in Miami
Joe Jonas’s favorite Miami restaurants, bars, and coffee shops in the Magic City, including one he works out just to eat at.
New Miami Shores Froyo Shop Opens to Much Fanfare
A new froyo shop in Miami Shores has lines out the door for its creamy, sugar-free Greek yogurt and plethora of toppings.
Major Lazer’s New Era
The collective returns with Gyalgebra, its first full project in five years and the first with all four official members.
Eclectic “Women in Jazz” Fest Comes to Miami Beach Bandshell This Weekend
The powerhouse lineup includes Prince protégé Nik West, saxophonist Lakecia Benjamin, pianist Connie Han, and more.
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Spam Allstars Bring Community Together on Thanksgiving Eve at ZeyZey
The legendary Miami band will reunite old friends visiting home for the holiday and new fans alike.
New Miami Beach Coffee Shop Brings Sunshine to Española Way
This cheerful new coffee shop in South Beach makes incredible, unique-flavored matcha drinks and decadent cinnamon rolls.
How the Everglades Inspired the Music of African Artist Thandeka Mfinyongo
South African artist Thandeka Mfinyongo reflects on how the Everglades reshaped her sound during her AIRIE music residency.
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Jolt Radio’s Sweet Fifteen
The independent online radio station will celebrate its anniversary with a party at Gramps on November 15.
What Domino Saints Can Teach Miami’s Aspiring Independent Artists
The Puerto Rican duo turned creative freedom into a full-time business.
Electronic Rock Duo &NDRW and STV.OK?Y Recenter Humanity on New EP
Miami’s &NDRW and STV.OK?Y fuse darkwave, rock, and French electro on Electric Glue, a soul-baring EP confronting AI-era creativity with raw humanity.
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Nu Deco Ensemble and Sinego Premiere Latin Symphony With a Techno Twist
Nu Deco Ensemble teams up with Latin electronic artist Sinego to debut Underground Symphony, premiering at The Citadel.
Grammy-Winning Artists Mentor Miami High School Music Students
The collaborative event at South Dade Senior High brought together Grammy in the Schools Program, Young Musicians Unite, and others.
EDX on Longevity, Legacy, and the Changing Face of Dance Music
The Swiss DJ shares his journey from vinyl to streaming, the rise of Sirup Music, and how Miami continues to shape his sound and community.
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Peces Raros Bring Argentina’s Psychedelic Techno Fever to Miami
The duo from La Plata will bring its hypnotic mix of rock and techno to ZeyZey on Sunday.
Bad Reputation 2 Year Anniversary Party Was a (Head)Banger
The monthly heavy metal party unites Miami’s devoted rock ‘n’ roll and biker scenes at the Corner.
The Magnetic Fields Return to Miami for 69 Love Songs
The indie band from Boston will play two shows at the Knight Concert Hall in Miami November 1–2.
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Kinahau: The Rising Mexican DJ Making His Club Space Debut
From Cancún to Club Space, Kinahau’s journey blends Mayan roots, viral club nights & a Crosstown Rebels debut, all by age 22.
Why Locals Still Line Up for This South Miami Lunch Classic
South Miami staple Joanna’s Marketplace has thrived for 32 years with deli lunch classics, holiday catering, and lifelong customers.
Girls Just Want To Have Fun, ‘80s Prom Returns to ZeyZey
The retro-themed party organized by Sweat Records will happen this weekend in Little Haiti.
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The Salty Donut: Still Glazy After All These Years
From a tiny Wynwood camper to a national café brand, the Salty celebrates ten years of Miami-born, brioche doughnut goodness.