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  Weave Lights Up the Vizcaya Museum at Night

  August 12 at 10:33 a.m.

  Saturday, August 10, as the sun went down, Vizcaya Museum & Gardens lit up thanks to Weave, a twilight parade. The event served as the conclusion of a week-long series of public workshops where the people worked with Processional Arts Workshop artists Sophia Michahelles and Alex Kahn in creating pieces. The result was a breathtaking illuminated parade that capped off another Miami summer. Photography by Michael Campina.

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  Internet Friends Turns Three at the Ground With Umfang and Nadine Artois

  August 12 at 8:31 a.m.

  Friday, August 9, Miami's underground trans/femme music collective, Internet Friends, celebrated its third anniversary at the Ground with a lineup of local favorites, including Virgo, Gami, and Nar, and headliners Umfang and Nadine Artois who ran the decks for a hungry crowd bumping between an industrial setup of construction scaffolding and orange netting. Photography by Karli Evans.

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  Jonas Brothers Kick Off the Happiness Begins Tour at the American Airlines Arena

  August 8 at 8:26 a.m.

  Wednesday, August 7, the Jonas Brothers kicked off their highly anticipated Happiness Begins Tour at the American Airlines Arena in downtown Miami. The tour is the trio's first since 2013 and follows the success of their comeback album, Happiness Begins, and hit singles "Sucker" and "Cool." Opening the show were Jordan McGraw and Bebe Rexha. Read the full review of the Jonas Brothers' comeback tour here. Photography by Michele Eve Sandberg.

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  Miami Sees the Sunrise With Charlotte de Witte at Club Space

  August 5 at 9:11 a.m.

  Early Sunday morning, August 4, Belgian techno master Charlotte de Witte took command of the Terrace at Club Space. The packed nightclub has a line down NE 11th Street clamoring to see de Witte show off her skills behind the decks. It all culminated with a somewhat gray sunrise to match de Witte's pounding beats. Photography by Karli Evans.

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  Solange's When I Get Home Visual Album Screens at ICA Miami

  August 5 at 9:01 a.m.

  On Friday, August 2, the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami showed two screenings of the extended director's cut of Solange's visual album When I Get Home. The screenings took place at an intimate space a block away from the ICA in the Design District. Viewers got rowdy during the second screening, cheering, standing in their seats, and singing along. Afterward, ICA stayed open for extended hours so patrons could enjoy the current exhibitions and complimentary drinks in the courtyard. Photography by Karli Evans.

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  HistoryMiami Celebrates 50 Years of Walter Mercado

  August 2 at 9:44 a.m.

  For five decades, astrologer Walter Mercado has been broadcasted into people's living rooms and sent mucho, mucho amor. HistoryMiami honored the milestone by opening the exhibit "Mucho, Mucho Amor: 50 Years of Walter Mercado," which runs through August 25. On Thursday, August 1, it seems like all of Miami came out to celebrate the grand opening of the exhibit and for a chance to see the legendary TV personality in the flesh. Photography by Daniella Mía.