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Stepped, irregular volumes create generously planted terraces at Miami mixed-use development
A newly unveiled design for a Miami mixed-use development features irregular volumes and generously planted terraces with organic materials, native greenery, and light-filled spaces. Ziggurat, set in the Coconut Grove section of Miami, will be constructed on a 1.66-acre site with 17 residences, four floors of offices, and luxury retail units.
coconutcreektalk.com
Tampa Bay Times
Resident Magazine
Doja Cat, Olivia Rodrigo, Sting and 8 More Miami-Area Concerts Worth Seeing in November 2026
November 2026 in Miami promises an electrifying lineup of concerts, featuring global stars like Doja Cat, Olivia Rodrigo, Sting, and Jack White. From arena spectacles at Kaseya Center to intimate performances at The Fillmore, music lovers can enjoy genres ranging from Latin pop to rock and house music. Highlights include Olivia Rodrigo’s two-night engagement and Sting’s Thanksgiving Eve show at Hard Rock Live.
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David Guetta to Headline NYE 2027 at Fontainebleau Miami
David Guetta is returning to Fontainebleau Miami Beach to headline the resort’s New Year’s Eve celebration on Thursday, December 31, marking a shift in format for one of Miami’s longest-running NYE traditions. For the first time, the oceanfront resort is taking the party fully indoors, splitting the night into two separate experiences under one roof.
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iLe finds her soul in boleros and more at ZeyZey in Miami
“It was love at first listen for me when it came to the bolero,” says Puerto Rican singer Ileana Cabra Joglar, better known as iLe. Her latest album, “Como Las Canto Yo,” is a 21st-century homage to those sultry torch songs made famous by Cuban divas of the ‘50s and ‘60s. When she plays Little Haiti’s ZeyZey on Friday, Oct. 30, iLe and her five-piece band will play music from throughout her 20 years as a solo artist, including some of those boleros.
sflcn.com
Grace Jamaican Jerk Festival: Food Meets Caribbean Music
MIRAMAR — The Grace Jamaican Jerk Festival is turning up the heat for its 2026 return to South Florida, with Christopher Martin, Baby Cham, Iwer George and Sailor Jane set to headline the annual food-and-music celebration at Miramar Regional Park on Sunday, Nov. 8. Presented by Publix and billed...
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Goose Announce Spring 2027 U.S. Tour Dates
According to Consequence, rock band Goose have announced a spring 2027 U.S. tour.The brief seven-show run will hit several cities in Georgia and Florida in April 2027. Then, the band will kick off the tour with a pair of concerts in Alpharetta on April 9 and 10, followed by a set in Hollywood on April 13. […]
miamitimesonline.com
In 'All’s Quiet on 62nd Street,’ Charles Humes Jr. explores Black life and change in Liberty City
Royal Castle, Northwest 62nd Street and scenes of neighbors gathering outside on plastic chairs fill Charles Humes Jr.'s paintings, capturing the social landscapes of a Miami that longtime residents remember, even as the neighborhoods around them continue to change. For Humes, these scenes hold memories of a childhood spent in...
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Yost claims first collegiate win as Eagles finish second at Pat Bradley Invitational
MIAMI LAKES, Fla. - Florida Gulf Coast's women's golf team closed its fall season with a second-place finish at the Pat Bradley Invitational on Tuesday, its best finish of the season so far. Annie Yost earned a share of the individual title at Miami Lakes Golf Club, and the Eagles posted a 294 in the final round for a 54-hole total of 16-over 880.
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Miami’s Nara Bollywood Dance Academy offers bhangra and garba classes
Burning calories through some Bollywood flair will leave you forgetting about the treadmill. We’re talking Bhangra! A high-energy dance that turns every step into a celebration. Deco hit up “Nara Bollywood Dance Academy” to get our groove on and prove that two left feet can still bring the party!
Click10.com
traveldreamsmagazine.com
The New Real Estate Status Symbol is a Major Art Commission
Developers are increasingly commissioning major artists and designers to make art part of the identity of their projects, from monumental sculptures and building façades to installations woven directly into residential spaces. And there’s value behind the investment: according to the Urban Land Institute, 91% of members surveyed agreed that creative placemaking adds value to real estate.
sflcn.com
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Tamarac festival brings Jamaican food, music and culture together for six-hour community celebration
Tamarac, Florida – The aroma of Jamaican cooking, the sound of Caribbean music, and a crowd ready to celebrate their culture will come together for a special November gathering in Tamarac. For food lovers, it will also be an opportunity to discover new favorites and help decide which vendor deserves bragging rights.
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‘Caught in the Eye’ Revisits the 1926 Hurricane at Museum of Miami
While researching an exhibition about a hurricane that devastated Miami 100 years ago, historian Paul George found himself driving as slowly as he could across the MacArthur Causeway. He was trying to imagine what it looked like on Sept. 18, 1926. The causeway was narrower then, George says, with trolley...