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Tickets When one thinks of the sensitive singer/songwriter types who thrived in the early 1970s, certain artists come to mind: James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, and Neil Young were the big buzz, and yet, though their songs embodied a starry-eyed sensibility, none of them could squeeze more pathos from their platitudes than Jackson Browne. While Joni sang serenely, James waxed wistful and reflective, and... Read more about this event >>
Tickets If you're a veteran EDM head, then German DJ-producer Ian Pooley probably needs no introduction. The rest of you would do well to get acquainted with Mr. Pooley's body of work, because he is one of the true, enduring talents on the international dance music scene. If Pooley's name is not quite beeping frantically on the hype radar at the moment, it's only because he is a sonic chameleon who... Read more about this event >>
Tickets Growing up in the 305, Danny Daze started out as a 13-year-old DJ inspired by the ass-quaking bass of DJ Laz, Crazy Legs, and Dynamix II. "I really got influenced by the b-boy scene in Miami -- Hot Wheels, Thunder Wheels," he told Crossfade back in 2012. "Then little by little got into the rave scene." And that's the moment when Danny veered deep into the house, techno, "electro, glitch and... Read more about this event >>
Did you spend your high-school years playing D&D in the school library? Do you save your pennies for elaborate LARPing gear? Is Quidditch the only sport you’re into? If you’re spitting out the yeses, Rude Mechs’ Now Now Oh Now might be your ideal idea of a night at the theater. The Austin-based theater company is all about original, interactive performance pieces, and this... Read more about this event >>
Electric Piquete is the José Martí of Miami's Latin funk scene. The group's commitment to the groove is a force to be reckoned with, and they are full of poetry and fuego. Zipping from national TV to a club near you, the big, nine-man band has an album, video, and single ready to drop. Read more about this event >>
Senator Marco Rubio presents his new book at Miami Dade College Wolfson Campus American Dreams: Restoring Economic Opportunity for Everyone When: Friday, February 20, 2015 at 6:30 p.m. Where: Miami Dade College Wolfson Campus Auditorium 300 N.E. Second Ave (Bldg. 1, 2nd Floor) Please RVSP at thecenteratmdc.org or (305)237-3940 https://mdcmarketing.wufoo.com/forms/s19ykjka0lgnb5j/ Read more about this event >>
Don’t miss Tongue & Cheek’s Second Annual Kitchen Collab Brunch with Robert Irvine. Irvine, star of Food Network’s Restaurant: Impossible will be teaming up with Chef Jamie DeRosa for a special three-course lunch at Miami Beach’s favorite SoFi restaurant. Guests will also receive a signed copy of Irvine’s new book “Impossible to Easy.” For more...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 >>
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 >>
The Brazilian-born Vik Muniz is known for his use of diverse materials. From toys, garbage, chocolate sauce, magazine clippings, and other objects, the artist creates images, which are then photographed. Some of the work is done by Muniz’s own hands, some by workers under the artist’s direction from a remote location. Almost all of his images re-create famous works of art. Claude... Read more about this event >>
If you happen to be stuck in traffic near Metrorail’s Vizcaya station (3201 SW First Ave., Miami) around 6 p.m. (or anytime after sundown) this Saturday through February 21, you might notice a glow in the sky. The colorful and vibrant lighting will be a teaser into an initiative dubbed “the Underline,” which will transform ten miles of underused land beneath Miami’s...Read more about this event >>
&gallery, an art and exhibition space in Little Haiti, will be showing the art of Loren Santiesteban from February 12th thru March 15th. Santiesteban is a mixed media artist who is known for her topical depth and meticulousness. The Exhibition "Beneath the Narrative" is a series of works that features the complicated balance between human nature and animal nature using strokes that depict... Read more about this event >>
On February 6, Pérez Art Museum Miami will open a major historical survey of Catalan master Antoni Tàpies. The first major survey since the artist’s death in 2012, the exhibition is comprised of 50 works, including paintings, assemblages and drawings. Tàpies: From Within features work from the mid-1940’s up through 2011, with notable examples from every decade... 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 >>
ctors' Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre continues its celebrated 2014-2015 season with a regional premiere production of the Tony Award-winning musical Ragtime from January 28 - February 22, 2015. This sweeping musical portrait of early 20th century America tells the powerful tale of a white, upper-middle class family, an African American couple, and an Eastern European immigrant escaping... Read more about this event >>
Big movements start at the grassroots. Just take a look at Donna the Buffalo. Twenty five ago, upstate New York's "Cajun, rock, folk, reggae, and country" crew invited a bunch of friends, fans, and musicians to Ithaca for the inaugural Finger Lakes Grassroots Festival. A quarter-century later, the fest has grown from a one-day concert in the Empire State to a four-day shindig, giving birth to... Read more about this event >>
Opening Valentines Day 2015, the latest Solo Exhibition from Atomik titled "No Love" will be on display at Viophilia in the Wynwood Art District. Atomik examines the relationships of rivalries and opposition he experiences stemming from the competitive graffiti culture in his "No Love" exhibition. The two part showcase will feature a gallery exhibition of Atomik's latest work curated by... 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 >>
Beginning February 12th until February 28th, guests can view a mall wide exhibition of Chinese historical fashion, partake in our Art Talk series, and enjoy the sounds and sights of Chinese music and performances. All these family-friendly activities are designed to provide an auspicious and exciting start to the Year of the Sheep. Dadeland Mall patrons can experience a visual history of... Read more about this event >>
The time has come again to celebrate one of Miami’s most beloved literary events: The Big Read. Powered by the National Endowment for the Arts, this community shared reading program will feature events inspired by the novel When the Emperor was Divine by Julie Otsuka. The Center for Writing and Literature @ Miami Dade College (The Center @ MDC) is kicking off The Big Read. In When the... Read more about this event >>
Tickets Contra-Tiempo fuses salsa, Afro-Cuban, urban, and contemporary dance to create a performance that is as political as it is artistic. The dance company’s latest show, Full Still Hungry, explores the relationship between food and consumption. “Food is not just the material I put in my body to sustain life,” artistic director Ana Maria Alvarez says, “but a web of...Read more about this event >>
QR codes usually correspond with Yelp check-ins and ticket discounts. For Miami-based artist Alma Leiva, those little tags allow a window into Honduras, her homeland and the recent “murder capital of the world.” In a new exhibition presented by the Swing/Space/Miami project at Miami Dade College Museum of Art + Design, Leiva creates an interactive installation titled Object of My... Read more about this event >>
It’s that time of year again, when the nation’s culinary luminaries descend upon Miami Beach’s white velvety sands for the annual South Beach Wine & Food Festival. With so much to do (more than 75 events) and so little time (only four days) this Thursday through Sunday, the 14th edition of SoBeWFF is bigger than ever and harder to navigate. You’ll want to hit up some... 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 >>
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 >>
Tickets Those pining for the return of Mad Men’s ultimate wandering eye, Don Draper, will get a dose of the original when the classic play The Seven Year Itch comes to the Miami Theater Center stage. Penned by George Axelrod, Itch captivated Broadway audiences in the 1950s and soon led to the famed film adaptation starring Marilyn Monroe (yes, the white-dress movie). The Seven Year Itch tells... 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 >>
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 >>
Tickets It’s a known fact that jury duty sucks. Forget all of those “civic duty” lectures that judges and lawyers spew while you sit in a tiny box next to a dude with terrible body odor. Though there’s nothing fun about it, being a part of a criminal trial can be like living a real-life episode of Law and Order. Imagine sitting on a hard chair in a cramped room and wanting...Read more about this event >>
Joan Cobb Marsh returns to Miami Beach with a new collection of oil paintings at the Williams McCall Gallery South of Fifth. Kicking off with an artist reception that is open to the public on Saturday, February 14th at 6 pm, the exhibit will run until March 5th. Nature's Light: Gardens and Interiors features Marsh's recent work inspired by Monet's gardens in Giverny and her coveted... Read more about this event >>
This all-female classic comedy offers sharp commentary on the lives, relationships, and power struggles of Manhattan socialites in the 1930s. Filled with gossip, loud personalities, and witty comedy, this play by Clare Boothe Luce is sure to entertain. Read more about this event >>
The Diana Lowenstein Gallery is pleased to present the most recent body of work from Silvia Rivas in her solo exhibition, Igual el paraíso es nuestro. An opening reception will take place Thursday, February 12th, from 6 to 9pm, as part of the Wynwood Art District Collectors Preview night. The exhibition will be on view through March 28th. Igual el paraíso es nuestro (Still,... Read more about this event >>- More Friday Events >>
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