Miami Marlins Presents Book Swap Night June 20
Summertime is here and that means two of our favorite past times: baseball and reading. […]
Ultra Music Festival Presents Bayfront Bark, a Pet Adoption Fair
Giving back to the community at large is a wonderful act of gratitude and service. […]
Jitney Miami Concert Preview – Summer 2025
It’s been hot for so long in Miami, it’s hard to remember summer doesn’t officially […]
The Mourning After – Death and Social Media
Oh, death. The longer we remain alive, the more bound to be stroked with death’s […]
JC Gutierrez on Burn Book
From June 26-29, City Theatre’s Summer Shorts will perform short plays by Miami’s best emerging […]
Musical Restlessness: Oscar Herrera Returns with Castor and Pollux
In the myth of Castor and Pollux, the mortal and immortal twins, we see a […]
Juneteenth Juke Joint is at Arsht Center on Saturday Night
This article originally appeared in PureHoney Magazine. Check them out here. The classic juke joint as […]
Sweet Home, Jacksonville: The True Origins of Lynyrd Skynyrd
The Lynyrd Skynyrd story, told erroneously for decades, starts not with Ronnie Van Zant but […]
The Deep Water
One of the first things my father said to me after my mother was diagnosed […]
Nervous Monks on New Record As You Like It
Nervous Monks are releasing a brand new record, As You Like It. To celebrate the […]
Green Flash at Sunset – Excerpt from New Novel
Below is an excerpt from the new set-in-Florida novel Green Flash at Sunset. Click here […]
Peter Bjorn and John Took Miami to a Happy Place
Saturday night in Miami was so stiflingly hot it could depress anyone with an internal […]
The Zappe Cats: Venezuelan Born Band Go from Beatles to Punk
I’ve been playing music with Ozzie Pérez for a few years now. But he’s a […]
Cashmiere Kitties is this Saturday at Locust Projects
Houndstooth Cottage will be hosting its Cashmere Kitties event at Locust Projects on Saturday, May […]
Theo Von Fails to Bring the Heat to Kaseya Center
When I was 20, I watched Billy Graham pack out Cleveland Municipal Stadium. Souls were […]
The Damned Blessed Fort Lauderdale with Punk Rock
The recipe for a great band is both highly mysterious and delicate. If one, even […]
Allen Ginsberg in 1985 at the Miami Book Fair on Russia, Socialism and Con Men
Allen Ginsberg performed at the Miami Book Fair in 1985, forty years ago. It was year two in the history of the Book Fair. The presentation lasted almost two hours. It is eery how relevant is feels today.
Abandon All Hope – Fiction
Brian Newell caught his reflection in City Hall’s double glass doors. Straightening his bowtie, he […]
Round Two – Paintings, Flies, & the Kind Old Man
The days I started spending by watching over my mother were long. Very long. Even […]
Punk Rock Mayhem: Bebop and Rocksteady’s Mutant Moshpit
It began with a meme. When comic artist Anton W. Blake spotted a satirical article […]
14 Years of Yo Miami: Building Community & Connecting The Dots
It’s crazy to think it’s been 14 years since I formally registered a company called […]
Why Nostalgic Music Is Making a Big Comeback
Vintage music is making a resurgence across digital platforms and in daily life. From classic […]
Casino Scenes in Popular Movies Showcase Dramatic Slot Machine Moments
FFilm has always reflected popular interests, and few things are as glamorous and unpredictable as […]