Calendar of Events in Miami
Tickets "Hello! Who could this be?" The voice -- that voice -- at the other end of the line sounds remarkably reassuring, especially considering the fact that it belongs to one of the greatest singers and most revered musical icons of the past 50 years. "It's Lee," I respond. "And who could this be?" "I'm a tenor," Art Garfunkel demurs. "I'm a singer who had his vocal problems but now doesn't... Read more about this event >>
Tickets The men of Napalm Death are never too busy decrying human slavery to take a Caribbean vacation. But as soon as the 7000 Tons of Metal music cruise returns to shore, they will march, sunburned and rested, from the Port of Miami to downtown's Grand Central, where they will rip a feedback hole in the universe and take the crowd to hell.Read more about this event >>
Tickets Are you up on this mixin' vixen? We actually just discovered her ourselves, but one listen to her futuristically sexy R&B sets, and we're immediately smitten with Kittens. Based in L.A., the hip-hop record boss may have missed our radar until now, but according to LA taste-makers iheartcomix, she's played stadiums with Kid Cudi and private parties for Usher. As part of the Huh What & Where... Read more about this event >>
Miami artist Michelle Weinberg will produce "Intricate Pattern Overlay," an original paint mural for the exterior of the facade and south-facing wall of The Wolfsonian Museum-FIU. Inspired by dazzle camouflage paint treatments of American and British warships during World War I, Weinberg’s design employs striping and irregular patterns whose aim was to disorient German U-Boats, and to... Read more about this event >>
A photo exhibition of images from two books on South Florida birds and gardens - "Attracting Birds to South Florida Gardens" and "Birds of Fairchild." Read more about this event >>
Tickets Welcome to SoBe, a strange and beautiful seaside oasis where it's considered perfectly normal to spend one's life wandering barefoot and half-naked through the streets and across the sands in pursuit of fallen coconuts and horny tourists. Other "normal" South Beach behavior: auditioning for Internet porn on a street corner, wearing $900 sunglasses at night, and dropping several C-notes for a... Read more about this event >>
The Wolfsonian–Florida International University is proud to mark the centenary of the First World War with the exhibition Myth and Machine: The First World War in Visual Culture. By presenting a wide range of media, from fine art to propaganda posters, Myth and Machine explores how artists, designers, and filmmakers confronted the birth of industrialized mass warfare. Read more about this event >>
Few cities embody the American dream like Miami. For decades, Cubans seeking refuge have made Miami their own, leaving a lasting legacy enriched with culture from their homeland. A new exhibit at MDC Museum of Art + Design celebrates the nostalgia, success, and triumph of this singular immigrant experience. “Cuba Out of Cuba: Through the Lens of Alexis Rodriguez-Duarte in Collaboration... Read more about this event >>
The new Butterfly Conservatory at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden (10901 Old Cutler Rd., Coral Gables) is open, offering you a peaceful respite from the daily grind with a mere stroll through the facility. Even in our warm-weather haven, it's hard to find wildlife. (Pigeons and seagulls don't count.) At the Conservatory, you'll step into a tropical dreamland that's teeming with... Read more about this event >>
On view November 19, 2014 - February 1, 2015. ArtCenter/South Florida is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year with a retrospective exhibition, Thirty Years on the Road. The exhibition is curated by Edouard Duval-Carrié, an artist and curator based in Miami who was at the ArtCenter in the early 1990s. It will encompass our two exhibition spaces, The Richard Shack Gallery and... Read more about this event >>
Tickets A conundrum: For more than two years, Slap & Tickle has been one of Miami's best bets for a night of perfect grooves and drunken antics. But for more than two years, Slap & Tickle has also been the root cause of an epidemic of brutal Wednesday-morning hangovers around the Magic City. What to do? There's really only one answer: Stock up on coconut water and Advil and resign yourself to a... Read more about this event >>
Tickets Marcus Blake and Rod Deal are local heroes of independent music, poetry, and art. So are their good friends in the 3rd Party Band, along with their buddy DJ Wasabi. Together, this small crew has created a space, time, and environment for free expression of the open-mike variety. The Imperial at the Stage (170 NE 38th St., Miami) is a scene born from the seed of an idea that has grown into... Read more about this event >>
Contrary to popular, nostalgic belief, the 1950s weren’t really that great. Everyone was all uptight about sex. Two wars (Korea and Vietnam) were launched. There was no Netflix. Times were tough. In fact, there were really only two things the ’50s did well: clothes and booze. So Vezzoli 69 Martini Lounge at Via Verdi Cucina Rustica (6900 Biscayne Blvd., Miami) is doing its Retro... Read more about this event >>
Harvey Littleton is likely an unfamiliar name. But the printmaker and founder of Littleton Studios was arguably one of the most influential artists of the glass art movement. You’re probably more familiar with the names of some of his students: Dale Chihuly and Hollis Sigler, the two leading figures in today’s glass art scene. Though Littleton’s works are on display all over... Read more about this event >>
Canadian installation artist Geoffrey Farmer has long admired the counterculture and music of the ’60s, a longing of someone who has realized he’s missed out on something. Growing up in the MTV and Atari generation has shaped his artistic outlook with an ADHD exuberance toward multimedia. As a result, his installations have become amalgams of video, photography, sound, sculpture,... Read more about this event >>
Tickets Movie enthusiasts eagerly awaiting the Miami International Film Festival this March can get an impressive dose of cinematic excitement when the Miami Jewish Film Festival kicks off this month. The fest begins this Thursday and continues for two weeks at eight venues across South Florida, from Miami Beach Cinematheque, Regal Cinemas South Beach, and Temple Beth Sholom to the Aventura Arts &... Read more about this event >>
In a sense, Purvis Young was the quintessential Miami artist. Born in Liberty City, Young spent most of his life in the 1960-’70s blight of Overtown, a neighborhood that felt the worst of Miami’s 1960s growing pains. Torn apart to make room for highway expansions, the once-thriving Overtown changed drastically during Young’s formative years. Yet despite its problems, the... Read more about this event >>
Certain nanny states (such as California) have decided that ladies' nights are unlawful because they're a form of "discrimination based on sex." In Florida, though, even the dudes say, "Screw that crap!" There is absolutely nothing wrong with weekly promos offering fun-loving females deep discounts on cover charges, alcoholic beverages, and/or other services. Especially when Casey Zap is... Read more about this event >>
Whether you’re dying to know how the next season of Downton Abbey turns out, buying the newest Apple gadget, or trying to cast a ballot in Miami-Dade County, waiting is a fact of life. But some things are more rewarding to wait for than others. Take for instance the cinnamon rolls at Knaus Berry Farm (15980 SW 248th St., Homestead). When Knaus reopened this past October 30, hundreds of... Read more about this event >>
Since 1938, Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden in Coral Gables has operated 83 acres devoted to conserving the natural beauty and oft-ignored biodiversity of the South Florida community. Born in 1941 in Tacoma, Washington, Dale Chihuly rose to prominence in the ’70s as America’s pre-eminent artistic glass blower. Some folks might have a lesser opinion...Read more about this event >>
There’s no denying Miami is in the midst of transforming into a sleek and sexy model of a 21st-century global city, attracting both international architects and artists excited to play a part in its evolution. For Berlin-based artist Leonor Antunes, the Magic City has come to represent the ideal conceptual playground for a globetrotting project in which the artist visits a specific... Read more about this event >>
Western Code is Charley Friedman’s third solo exhibition with Gallery Diet. The artist, who is currently dividing his time between Lincoln, NE and Brooklyn, NY finds the commonalities amongst cultural, intellectual and religious divides through humor. His practice moves fluidly across media manifesting as large-scale public sculpture, photography, video and drawing. The themes in my... Read more about this event >>- More Tuesday Events >>
Tuesday, January 27
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