Immerse yourself in Miami’s rich culture with these guides about museums and galleries, plays and musicals, pop-up art exhibitions, and everything in between.
If you love all things haunted, then you’re not going to want to miss this spine-chilling spooky bar that’s coming to Fort Lauderdale. At the Ghost Stories & Spirits Experience, get ready for an unfor...
We've all been treated to stunning art displays on the facade of The Betsy Orb during Miami Art Week. But why should December get all the fun? The egg-shaped marvel is set to get a year-round transformati...
Following successful runs in Paris, Milan, and Quebec, Napoleon: The Immersive Saga has crossed the seas into South Florida — and yes, it's exactly as epic as it sounds. This isn't your high school textbo...
A stunning new art installation has bloomed in Coral Gables just in time for spring! The five-piece sculptures, entitled Bouquet, are part of a national touring exhibition by acclaimed Québec scenographer...
Miami is no stranger to big name changes, with examples like the Kaseya Center (formerly FTX Arena) and FIU's Pitbull Stadium, the first athletics venue to give naming rights to a musical artist. Some of...
While it’s no secret that Miami has an incredibly dynamic visual arts scene, Superblue Miami is charting a new creative landscape. The mind-blowing art space bridges the gap between the artwork and t...
Foodies and culture lovers, the Complex Family Style Food Festival returns to Miami this weekend, May 2, with a one-of-a-kind experience of food, fashion, and music. After drawing thousands of guests in M...
A musical show unlike any other is returning to Miami for a limited run at the Emanuel Luxury Venue, a stunning, two-floor Art Deco building. The Immersive Space Symphony: Music of Hans Zimmer is an other...
While the original F*ck Art debuted in New York in 2012, this 2026 edition is built entirely around Miami's "subtropical spirit." Featuring over 30 local artists, including Ana María Caballero, Cheryl Pop...
Grab your pastel suits and turn up a synth-pop playlist because we're about to take a trip back to the neon streets of South Beach! It's been 41 years since Miami Vice first hit our screens and changed po...