Despite the coronavirus fears and the recent cancellation of the popular Ultra Music Festival event in Miami, Miami Beach wants to make it known that it’s business as usual. The city is still welcoming those that want to experience the season in the barrier island and city officials are even looking into the possibility of throwing public parties as a way to make up for Ultra being nixed.
Despite Ultra’s cancellation, Miami Beach is planning to continue with events like the Winter Party Festival, an LGBTQ music festival with a tradition dating all the way back to 1994. Also moving forward is the popular Winter Music Conference arriving later this month. The event will celebrate its 35th year in 2020.
The city is still well aware of the coronavirus and it hasn’t forgotten about it. A hygiene campaign has been launched encouraging, reminding, and instructing visitors on the importance of hand washing, particularly after they’ve come into contact with other individuals. The mayor of the city is also encouraging “Winter Party Festival hugs” which, unlike traditional hugs, involve—in order—bumping the fist, tapping the heels, and unleashing some jazz hands.
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The last weekend of February is upon us. If you’re thinking about where to eat this weekend to bid February adieu, the following restaurants in Miami Beach are among the latest generating all the buzz and business.
If you’ve spent any time in New York, you’re probably familiar with Italian ice, the sweet dessert that uses fruit to add flavor to the ice. Here in South Florida, however, it’s less common. That will soon be changing, however, ever since Rita’s opened its doors last month in Miami Beach.
Spring break is one of the most exciting times to be in South Beach but it’s also a time when the ambiance can get rowdy. After Miami Beach’s former mayor was unsuccessful in his effort to change Ocean Drive’s last call, the current mayor is following his example by taking a more meticulous approach.
When you’ve had a long, difficult day at work, happy hour is one way to take a load off. While many places may offer a happy hour, not all of them provide the best experience. Let’s explore a few places in Miami Beach you may want to visit the next time you need to unwind.
February is one of the most exciting times for food aficionados. It’s during February when South Florida welcomes the ultra-popular South Beach Wine & Food Festival (SOBEWFF), an event packed with all things that have to do with fantastic food and drink. Many of the country’s best chefs visit South Florida for the five-day celebration.
The craft cocktail surge has seen several different bars and eateries emerge. Considering the broad array of options, how do you narrow down your choices to find the best ones? Here are a few suggestions, including a few you may be familiar with.
When you want to enjoy a taco, where do you go? If you’ve wanted to try a great tasting taco while hanging out in the trendy South Beach area, you now have another option. The Las Vegas-based Pink Taco opened its doors this week right on Ocean Drive, bringing Mexican cuisine to the barrier island. It’s the first Pink Taco to open in the entire state of Florida and joins other locations in cities like Los Angeles, Boston, and Chicago.
Miami is gearing up for one of the biggest events of the year: Super Bowl LIV. Happening on February 2, the major event will see Colombian singer, songwriter, and dancer Shakira joins Jennifer Lopez as they co-headline the halftime show. As you would probably expect, Miami Beach is hosting several events to celebrate the 54th Super Bowl.
During the late 1970s, the English rock band Joy Division had a short-lived career that would prove to be highly influential. Following the band’s dissolution band the passing of its lead singer Ian Curtis, several members of Joy Division would go on to form the band we now know today as New Order.