From the iconic Miami Vice to the intense Dexter, each show offers a unique glimpse into Miami's multifaceted personality.

True Mirage's new permanent home might be one of the most interesting theatrical spaces in South Florida. And if its first ...

Willy Falcón was born in Alquízar, Cuba, a town an hour from Havana. In 1967, at just twelve years old, he emigrated to Miami ...

That was my initiation into Stereo Roux—the solo project of Miami-based musician, producer, and songwriter Riccardo.Listening ...

Coconut Memories, Coconut Dreams... later memories include a trip to Fort Lauderdale beach in the early 80’s when relatives ...

Miami-Dade Teen Poetry Contest Invites Young Writers to Explore Freedom. In other words, just write 14 lines about ...

Former marine biologist turned comedian Forrest Shaw brings those reasons to the stage in The Ocean Hates You!, a ...

When the pandemic hit, Eric’s 18-year stretch caring for his mother (who lived with Alzheimer’s) and his father came to a painful close. Sitting alone in the quiet aftermath, he brought his raw ...

The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County expands access to the arts with a new season of free and Pay What You Can community events.

When Christa and Jay met in Miami during the pandemic, music wasn’t even on the table. They simply connected as two people navigating an uncertain time, falling in love long before either realized the ...

We are very pleased to announce the third place winner of our inaugural New Voices Short Fiction contest. “Silver Dollars for Silver Tongues” by Emorra Oteca follows a young wife in 1950s America as a ...

We are very pleased to announce the runner-up in our inaugural New Voices Short Fiction contest. “Nests and Numbers” by Brian W. Ball follows a retired IT professional confronting a devastating ...