The Arsht Opens Its Doors to Miami with Cultural Celebrations
The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County (@arshtcenter) expands access to […]
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XXXTentacion Final Interview: an Inside Look, Years Later
(UPDATE) — as of 08-01-26 the writer has not released the audio and written transcripts […]
Florida Enchantment, a 1914 Queer Comedy Before America Got Scared
While scrolling through the MDC Wolfson archive after searching for queer keywords like “gay” and “lesbian,” […]
Ignite Broward Takes Off This Week
This article originally appeared in PureHoney Magazine. Check them out here. A novelist from another era […]
GableStage’s Sotto Voce Whispers Its Way Through History and Love
The sound of the ocean. A wisp of seafoam frozen in the air. Tides tango, […]
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, […]
Bug Broadway Review: This Play Crawls Under Your Skin
Bug is a play by American playwright Tracy Letts, starring Carrie Coon and Namir Smallwood. […]
King Mango Strut Highlights
Miami doesn’t do parades. It does group hallucinations with permits. This one had bulldozers killing […]
Marjorie Prime Broadway Review
Marjorie Prime is currently on Broadway. It is a sci-fi drama with a dark undertone, […]
Losing Gramps Is A Cultural Lobotomy
When the owner of Gramps announced in late August that the Wynwood location would be […]