MOCA Curator Adeze Wilford on Welcome to Paradise
The Museum of Contemporary Art, North Miami (MOCA) this week opens “Welcome to Paradise,” a showcase […]
Miami Doesn’t Deserve the GroundUp Music Festival
If Miami were a person and you had to explain all the great things it […]
GrassRoots Festival Rocks Virginia Key in March
If you didn’t know it already, here’s a friendly reminder that Miami is one of the […]
Those Sexy Manatees
How drunk and lonely must seamen of yore have been to confuse manatees for mermaids? […]
Light in the Dark Fest Brings Music to Fort Lauderdale
This Saturday, January 28, Light in the Dark Fest takes place from 1:30-6:30 at Craft […]
R.I.P. David Crosby
It’s weird to hear someone famous I once interviewed died. You don’t mourn them like […]
Things to do Miami: The Pirate’s Daughter
If you like live theater, there’s nothing better than a world premiere play. If it’s […]
Hooray for Matheson Hammock Nature Trail
Don’t get me wrong, South Florida’s beaches are the best. Our waters are so clear […]
Ignite Broward Explores Art at its Most Experimental
While Art Basel and Art Miami in December mark South Florida’s traditional art season peak, they now have competition as […]
Anna in the Tropics Returns Home Triumphantly
Anna in the Tropics, the Pulitzer prize winning drama by Miami-native Nilo Cruz, is celebrating […]