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Miami New Times is a Miami-focused digital news and culture outlet that emphasizes local reporting, arts coverage, and lifestyle journalism. Its editorial scope centers on South Florida, with an emphasis on Miami’s civic life, creative scenes, and cultural identity.
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One of Miami Beach’s best bars just got an '80s makeover (opens the original)
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South of Fifth cocktail bar The Scapegoat has a new look and menu straight out of the ’80s and early 2000s. Now, hunter-green walls, lower tables, and a logo inspired by The Strokes fill the room. Eight years after opening, the 30-seat bar at 100 Collins Ave. has completed a renovation led by bartender Tom Lasher-Walker and his team. The Ariete Hospitality Group spot also picked up New Times’ Best Bar in Miami Beach award this year. The refresh gives regulars a different room for their usual rou
11 most anticipated Fort Lauderdale restaurants opening this fall (opens the original)
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From waterfront Italian and kosher Asian dining to natural wine bars, bakeries and some familiar Miami favorites heading north, Fort Lauderdale is entering one very busy restaurant season. Some might even say it’s Fort Lauderdale’s busiest season in decades. An unusually packed crop of restaurants is opening across the city, with much of the action concentrated along Las Olas Boulevard, downtown and the waterfront. Italian chophouses and kosher Asian dining, natural wine and caviar, pastries in
Is Ken Griffin turning Wynwood into a college town? (opens the original)
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Billionaire Citadel founder Ken Griffin is placing a $2 billion bet on Wynwood’s future as an academic research hub as he and Carnegie Mellon University officials look to transform the ever-changing neighborhood into a college town by 2028. The new Carnegie Mellon University Miami is part of what university administrators referred to as the largest individual gift in higher education history: a $1 billion donation to support the Pittsburgh campus’ computer science program (which will be renamed
The best things to do with family in Miami in October (opens the original)
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October in Miami is packed with family-friendly ways to get out of the house, from Halloween attractions and pumpkin patches to outdoor movies, live music, hands-on art projects, and giant kites decorating the sky. Here are some of the month’s standout events for kids, parents, and anyone looking for something a little more interesting than the usual playground trip. Norman Bridwell’s beloved 20-foot-tall red pup Clifford bounds onto the Parker stage Sunday as part of the Joe DiMaggio Children’s
El Fresco gives a "doomed" Calle Ocho landmark new life — for a little longer (opens the original)
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We all know the cycle by now: Artists carve out a little space for themselves in a low-cost neighborhood. Through their efforts, things start improving and the area gets more attention. Then, victims of their own success, developers swoop in and rents increase past the point of sustainability. Eventually, the artists move on, and the process begins again in the next soon-to-be-hot neighborhood. Miami artist Daniel Fila, better known as Krave, has seen that cycle play out firsthand more than once
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