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Miami New Times
Beloved Wynwood Restaurant to Reopen After Four Years
While Coconut Grove prepares to say goodbye to Lokal, Kush Hospitality is preparing for a new chapter in Wynwood. Founder Matt Kuscher has announced that Kush will reopen in Wynwood next summer following a major, four-year construction project. The opening will bring the beloved burger-and-craft-beer spot back to the neighborhood where it built a cult following.
Miami New Times
Jazz in the Gardens 2026 Review: Soul and Nostalgia in Miami
We’re aiming to raise $7,500 by April 26. Your support ensures Miami New Times can continue watching out for you and our community. No paywall. Always accessible. Daily online and weekly in print. The 19th annual Jazz in the Gardens Music Festival returned this past weekend to Hard Rock...
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Pinecrest Bakery Opens First Lauderhill Location, Marking 25th Restaurant in South Florida
Pinecrest Bakery has expanded its South Florida footprint with the opening of its first location in Lauderhill, a milestone that also marks the company’s 25th restaurant and sixth franchise location. Founded in 2012 as a single neighborhood bakery serving Latin pastries and cafecito, Pinecrest Bakery has grown into one...
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Deco checks out a loving drag tribute in ultimate fan experience for ‘The Golden Girls’ at Broward Center
Few shows have stood the test of time like “The Golden Girls.” Between the humor, camaraderie and the fact it’s right here in SoFlo, what’s not to love? Deco’s checking out a special event happening this weekend that’s celebrating everything we love about the sitcom.
Miami New Times
London Hotspot to Open First U.S. Location in South Florida
Hallandale Beach is about to get a dose of London glam when its most anticipated restaurant opening happens this month. Signor Sassi, the Italian favorite that has been a stalwart in London’s upscale Knightsbridge district for more than 40 years, will open its first North American location at 1006 E. Hallandale Beach Blvd. on Saturday, March 14.
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Coral Springs Fire Captain Keeps Irish Tradition Alive with Pipes and Drums Performances
David Schneider loves leading the Coral Springs Fire Pipes and Drums. A captain with nearly 31 years of service in the Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department, he plays drums at city and community events. For example, the group performed at the Blarney Bash in front of City Hall on March 6 and will play their next show at Runyons (9810 West Sample Road) on March 15, at 3 p.m. and 6 p.m.
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John Fogerty Locks In 2026 Fall Tour Dates With Steve Winwood
John Fogerty added a string of September dates with Steve Winwood to his Legacy Tour. The newly announced run kicks off September 3 at Chicago’s Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre and wraps September 20 at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, Florida. Fogerty began his Legacy Tour last year in support...
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Boca Raton’s Kosher Scene Grows
Kosher dining in Boca Raton is expanding beyond the traditional deli counter. Three new restaurants — Kosher Chobee, Mamush Prime Kosher Grill and Sunflower Kosher — are introducing bold Mediterranean flavors, modern menus and stylish dining rooms, offering a fresh take on what kosher dining can be. Kosher...
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Jazz in the Gardens returns to Hard Rock Stadium
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Thousands of music fans packed the grounds outside Hard Rock Stadium over the weekend for the annual Jazz in the Gardens Music Festival. The all-day event Sunday brought crowds together for live music, food and a laid-back festival atmosphere. Fans spent the day enjoying performances...
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Community Passover Seder Planned at Chabad Jewish Center in Coral Springs
Residents are invited to celebrate the traditions and meaning of Passover during a Community Pesach Seder on Wednesday, April 1, at 7:30 p.m. at the Chabad Jewish Center, 11325 W. Atlantic Blvd. The event commemorates the night when the Jewish people first became a nation, a holiday traditionally marked by...
Miami New Times
The Ten Best Miami Music Week 2026 Parties
Ladies and gentlemen, ravers and bassheads, it’s once again that time of year when Miami gets flooded with pop-ups, parties, and festivals for Miami Music Week. Expect to hear house music everywhere you go, for traffic to somehow get even worse, and for every girl you know, and every aspiring DJ you’ve ever met, to suddenly start asking for the guest list.
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Miami Open Announces 2026 Culinary Lineup as Miami’s Premier Dining Experiences Take Center Stage
MIAMI GARDENS, FL— The Miami Open presented by Itaú unveiled its 2026 food and beverage lineup, offering fans a food and beverage experience that reflects Miami’s signature blend of local culture and international identity. Taking place March 15–29, the tournament will feature a mix of new additions and returning favorites – from refined Japanese dining to Cuban cocktails, Mediterranean flavors, artisanal donuts and award-winning burgers – bringing the city’s diverse food scene to center court and further enhancing the fan experience.
Miami New Times
Delray Residents Launch Petition to Save Beloved Coffee Shop
Subculture Coffee, the design-forward coffee shop and roastery at 302 NE Sixth Ave., is at the center of a dispute between owner Rodney Mayo and Delray Beach city officials. The friction has prompted Delray residents to launch a petition to save the beloved coffee shop from being “virtually shut down” over disagreements about parking and permits.
Miami New Times
14 New Fort Lauderdale Restaurants Opening Spring 2026
Spring in South Florida means two things. The weather is finally perfect, and suddenly there are a lot more restaurant openings to keep track of (including these nine new Miami spots opening this month). From viral smash-burger spots and tiki bars to Greek comfort food and powdered-sugar-covered beignets, a fresh crop of spots is opening across Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, Coral Springs, and beyond.
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Carnaval on the Mile fills Miracle Mile with music, art and food
MIAMI — Thousands of people from across South Florida packed Miracle Mile for Carnaval on the Mile, a two-day street festival featuring live music, art and food. The street was shut down from end to end over the weekend, with three stages and dozens of booths showcasing artwork, local vendors, and plenty of food and drinks.
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Monday healthy feels, island style
Visit any of our #tasteofkeybiscayne participating restaurants and enjoy something fresh and healthy to get your Monday, March 9 off to a great start. D’Lite is your island’s tasty-healthy headquarters!. We are a unique and healthy restaurant that serves salads, wraps, sandwiches, bowls, protein smoothies and cold press...
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New World Symphony President and CEO Retiring, Search Underway for Replacement
New World Symphony President and Chief Executive Officer Howard Herring will retire on June 30, 2026. Appointed in 2001, Herring will have served in the role for over 25 of the institution’s 38 years. (Photo courtesy of New World Symphony) Howard Herring was part of the taskforce alongside New...