Fall is Miami’s real new year for new openings. Summer quiets down, leases get signed, and by October the city starts filling up with new restaurants, bars, hotels and venues. Here’s what’s on our ...
Halloween in Miami has room for everyone. We put together the Halloween list we’d actually send a friend: the free block party worth showing up early for, the museum event that wraps before bedtime, ...
Dance music is no longer its own lane in Miami. It’s the soundtrack for dinner, rooftops, hotels, galleries and the late night that follows. The hour tells you what’s on, where to eat and drink, and ...
INK Miami Art Fair is back in Miami Beach for Miami Art Week — and this year, the celebration is bigger than ever. From December 2–6, 2026, the fair marks its 20th anniversary, returning to the Suites ...
Whether you’d rather be served at the table or spread a feast at home without cooking a thing, Thanksgiving in Miami is full of ways to do the holiday your way. This year’s lineup includes a Pan-Latin ...
What does it take to shape the future of South Florida’s real estate landscape? Discover the strategies behind the skyline, then connect directly with the region’s biggest dealmakers at South ...
Find your beat at Miami’s cultural pulse. The Adrienne Arsht Center celebrates 21 years as Miami’s cultural pulse with an unforgettable new season. With more than 70 shows now on sale, the 2026-27 ...
Game night at Kaseya Center has always been about the ball — but this season, the food is running a fast break of its own. At the 4th annual Eat with the HEAT tasting, the HEAT Group pulled back the ...
Hard Rock Stadium is South Florida’s main stage for heavy hitters. The open-air canopy changed the game, keeping heat off the crowd while trapping crowd noise. Whether you’re pulled in for Dolphins ...
After more than a year dark, Havana Harry’s is coming back to Coral Gables. The Cuban comfort-food room at 4612 South LeJeune Road has been a Gables fixture since 1995 — birthdays, graduations, Sunday ...
A decade in, Watr remains the classic South Beach move when you want fresh raw seafood, cold cocktails, and ocean breeze without leaving the pool deck. The Japanese-inspired menu delivers sushi and ...
UMA House South Beach is one hotel in two buildings on James Avenue. The Sunrise tower holds 69 warmer, larger rooms with record players and marble soaking tubs, plus an 8,000 sq ft rooftop pool deck.