Why Some Miami Bars Are Reopening While Others Aren’t
On May 27, as he was preparing to reopen the dining room of his Little…
Month: May 2020
Catching Up With Alan T: Miami’s Most Multifaceted Doorman
Some may miss the bass; others may miss the thick smell of sweat and late-night…
#AskChefsAnything, Lee Schrager’s Last Bake Sale, and Other Food Events This Weekend
Though South Florida is s-l-o-w-l-y opening back up, restaurants and bars are continuing to find…
Drive-In Movie Theaters Pop Up Across Miami and Fort Lauderdale
When Popcorn Frights had to postpone its summer horror-film festival due to the pandemic, the organizers were…
Angry About the Killing of George Floyd? Here’s Where to Protest in Miami
Cities across the country are demonstrating collective pain and anger over the killing of a…
George Floyd Protest in Miami Erupts Into Chaos
A downtown Miami protest that started off peacefully Saturday afternoon erupted into chaos by nightfall,…
Build Your Art Collection and Support Miami Artists Via By & For Auction
When curators and friends Luna Goldberg and Laura Novoa saw the havoc that the COVID-19-related…
Report: Miami TV Station Ran Amazon-Produced Segment as News
On Tuesday, a nonprofit, progressive media company called Courier Newsroom published a report about several television…
Quarantined in Miami, Future House Producer Tchami Works on New Music
Critically acclaimed DJ and producer Tchami had plans to full-throttle through his biggest year yet….
Miami Spice Starts June 1 as Part of New “Miami Shines” Campaign
Restaurateurs tend to view Miami Spice, the two-month program that offers three-course prix-fixe dinners at…
Did Politics Keep Ball & Chain From Reopening? Miami’s Joe Carollo Says No
Yesterday, the popular Little Havana nightclub and music venue Ball & Chain was gearing up to…
Frankie Nono’s Brings a Slice of Staten Island to South Beach
Though Miami is home to all kinds of pizzerias, Michael Liebowitz always felt a longing…