Art Basel has come and gone and it’s another one for the history books thanks to the massive press generated by a certain, highly expensive artistic banana. While you’re busy thinking of ways to enjoy all that December has to offer, the following events will keep things alive and fun for these few remaining weeks of 2019.
Jungle Island is hosting the Luminosa Chinese Lantern Festival. Featuring over a million lights scattered over more than twelve acres, the lanterns are Miami festive and include plenty of imaginative wildlife including parrots, flamingos, and more. You’ll have until January 8th to check out all of the creative illuminations.
The Miami Beach Jewish Community Center will host the Chanukah Festival at 11 a.m. on December 15. Activities and crafts for the little ones, rides, and games will be part of the experience which will include the lighting of a menorah as well.
When is the last time you visited Bayfront Park? It has been transformed into a holiday market for the holidays featuring vendors, artisans, activities for the kids, food, roller skating, and more. The village will remain open every day until Christmas Day.
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Art Basel is coming back this week, which means the Miami Beach traffic will likely be—to put it mildly—difficult. If you’re among the many with plans to check out the annual profusion of art, there are several different options available that may work for you. Let’s highlight a couple.
Are you a fan of stone crab as well as art? If so, keep reading. You can enjoy both of these under one roof when longtime Miami Beach mainstay Joe’s Stone Crab debuts its pop-up at Art Basel, the annual art extravaganza happening at the Miami Beach Convention Center!
All football fan eyes are on the Super Bowl as it returns to Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium in January 2020, which will also include a halftime show performance from Colombian singer-songwriter Shakira and Jennifer Lopez. With thousands of people filling the stadium seats, there will be lots of Super Bowl-related events going on, and one of them is being hosted by a familiar name.
“Mr. 305” Pitbull made the news earlier this year when he opened his South Beach restaurant appropriately named iLov305 on Ocean Drive to much acclaim. A couple of months, the fusion of Miami tropical cuisine and Latin Steakhouse eatery is gone, though not the way you might think.
For those of you that incorporate meat into your diet, a great burger is one of the many enjoyable pleasures of life. With so many different places selling burgers, which ones are arguably a cut above the rest? Here are a few suggestions.
The weekend is upon us and as usual, a host of different events are going on in Miami Beach and beyond. Let’s take a look at a few.
November is right around the corner, which means the holiday season will soon be upon us. Also synonymous with the holidays is Art Basel Miami Beach. In case you’ve never heard of this popular event, it is a global art fair held in Hong Kong, Basel, Switzerland, and right here in Miami Beach. The first Art Basel came to life in 1970 as a cooperative effort between Ernst Beyeler, Trudl Bruckner, and Balz Hilt. Its goal was to present work by lesser-known contemporary artists while grabbing the attention of art devotees, galleries, and collectors.