Explore all of the best things to do in the 305: from underground speakeasies and quirky hangouts to the most picturesque neighborhoods, we share all you need to know to make the most of Miami no matter the time of year.
If you make your way through the butcher-like plastic curtains at the back of Wynwood’s newest sandwich shop, the Mad Butcher, you won’t come across a freezer with hanging meat. At least not a real one anywa...
Rolling Loud is back in Miami and the weekend extravaganza is packed with before-and-after parties! Whether or not you have a ticket to catch all the action at the Hard Rock Stadium, you can still have a blast in the be...
Have you ever wished you could step inside the smoking hot world of the Magic Mike movies? Well, soon you can. This October, Channing Tatum, director Steven Soderbergh, and the rest of the crew behind the hit films are...
This mysterious Haunted Tavern cocktail experience just opened in MIA — and tickets are selling fast! Haunted Tavern, the scary cocktail…...
Since 2016, the beloved Meraki Greek Bistro has been giving Downtown Miami a taste of Greece without a need to travel. Transporting you to the streets of Mykonos with splashes of white and blue, the spot is already&hell...
We can’t think of a lot of places in Miami where you can belt out Fall Out Boy, My Chemical Romance, Panic! At The Disco, and Paramore at the top of your lungs. But the city actually has its own emo party that run...
Mark your calendars because a deliciously new two-week culinary experience is making its way to Coral Gables and you’re in for quite the summer treat! Sip & Savor, an inaugural summer event spotlighting the ci...
Coors Light is offering you the chance to win a luxury trip to New York City, Los Angeles or Chicago this summer. Enter the Coors Light summer giveaway for your…...
Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience first set foot in Miami last year, yet it seems like only yesterday! With over…...
This coming Sunday is Juneteenth (June 19), which marks the day in 1865 when a group of enslaved people in Galveston, Texas finally learned that they were free from slavery, two years after President Abraham Lincoln sig...
