ROTHKO NO. 9, 1948 – Poetry
.I. My father was born in 1948. Between ‘53 and ‘59 Cuban guns had secured […]
Miami-Dade Public Library Presents 2026 Local Author Book Fair
Immerse yourself in South Florida’s vibrant literary scene at the Miami-Dade Public Library System’s 2026 […]
Avenue of the Arts Festival Hits Fort Lauderdale This Weekend
The Avenue of the Arts Festival returns for its fourth year from January 21–25, 2026, […]
This Italian is a Made Sub Born in Miami Shores
The Italian was originally invented invention in Portland, Maine. By a baker named Giovanni Amato […]
French-Canadian Oi! Béton Armé Returns to Churchills
Béton Armé sound less like a band chasing revival and more like one excavating a […]
Bug Broadway Review: This Play Crawls Under Your Skin
Bug is a play by American playwright Tracy Letts, starring Carrie Coon and Namir Smallwood. […]
Miami Jewish Film Festival Returns
The Miami Jewish Film Festival (MJFF), the world’s largest Jewish film festival, proudly announces the […]
Zoetic Stage’s The Inheritance, Part One is a big ask that is boldly answered
Kudos to Zoetic Theater’s audacity to take on The Inheritance, Part One, a work of […]
Joumou – New Year Soup
Over the years, I’ve worked with many people of Haitian descent, and I’m always impressed […]
One Final Story of Gramps: Wynwood’s Best Bar
Last week, someone belted out the final tune of Let’s Sang at Gramps. I don’t […]