Tool Plowed Through Miami
Tool plowed through Miami with 13 tight, slow, deep songs, loaded in riffs and striking […]
Afro-Carib Festival Celebrates Black History and Reggae Month
Saturday, February 26 at the Miramar Amphitheater, The Afro-Carib Festival will celebrate Black History and […]
R.I.P. Carlos Suarez de Jesus, Miami Arts Journalist Passes Away At 61
Carlos Suarez de Jesus, a Miami arts journalist and artist himself, passed away February 3rd, […]
Purvis Young: “God Put Me Here to Be An Artist”
In honor of Black History Month, I’d like to share one of my stories about […]
Susan Caraballo Interview Part 2 on Prelude to 2100
We at the Deering Estate hosted a behind-the-scenes visit with Susan Caraballo, a dedicated producer […]
Maya Billig on New Dance Theatrical Work “Gate Closes at 3:05”
This February 4 and 5 Maya Billig premiers her latest dance theater work Gate Closes […]
Prelude to 2100: Deering Estate Takes a Look Towards a Not-So Distant Future
For the past couple of decades, scientists have relentlessly warned the public about the dangers […]
Ocean Drive Reopens for Cars Just in Time for Spring Break
After a year and a half of Ocean Drive being closed to cars, Miami Beach’s […]
The Birdcage Is a Miami Movie that Aged Like Milk
The Birdcage feels contradictory. On one hand, it gives us a rather progressive, diverse, and […]
Jitney Books Is Vending at Ft Lauderdale’s Indie Craft Bazaar January 29
If you’re reading this post, you already know The Jitney is a blog. But did […]