Because of reasons that virtually everyone is well aware of, this year’s Art Basel Miami Beach is going interactive, as are most of the Art Week satellite fairs. Although you’ll have to venture online to see the works featured as part of Art Basel, in Miami Beach and beyond, some art-related events are still happening on a much smaller scale.
For instance, during Art Week The Sagamore will display different works around the property, and part of the sales received from the art sales will be used to help The Bass in purchasing art from local artists located in Miami.
The Oolite Arts’ Pop-Up Exhibition “MATERIALIZE” launched last week can be found on Lincoln Road until December 6. All of the artwork at the pop-up can be purchased and all proceeds will go directly to the artistic minds behind the pieces. There is more than plenty to pick from, and prices start as low as a whopping $1 or $1,000 depending on the piece. With social isolation in mind, the in-person art for sale can be navigated and admired safely. MATERIALIZE opens its doors at noon and closes at 8 pm.
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This Thanksgiving holiday season will be significantly different from those of the past. While you’re busy enjoying socially distanced meals with friends and loved ones and making cherished memories, those that have a long weekend in store may be wondering where they can go and what activities they can enjoy.
In the ever-changing world of Miami Beach hotels, some big shakeups are occurring and this time around, the changes involve some highly familiar names in the barrier island.
COVID-19 pandemic has not been kind to the restaurant industry in 2020, forcing businesses to close their doors or adopt changes to serve customers while taking into account social distancing and other measures. But according to the website Restaurant Business, some restaurants managed quite well last year. Among its list of the 100 most financially successful independent restaurants in 2019, several South Florida restaurants made the list, including one right here in Miami Beach.
Alongside names like the Fontainebleau, the W South Beach is among Miami Beach’s most highly regarded hotspots. The five-star experience quickly earned tremendous popularity, welcoming names like Academy Award winner Leonardo DiCaprio, U2 frontman Bono, Grammy-winning singer, rapper, songwriter, and flutist Lizzo. The hotel recently went a $25+ million renovation that began in March, which has since completed its initial phase.
Fans of clubbing, there is some news worth celebrating. This past weekend, the city manager of Miami Beach announced that the city will bo longer be enforcing Miami-Dade County’s curfew. The news should especially welcome for owners of clubs and those that have become accustomed to enjoying them until the later hours. With the suspension of enforcement, Miami Beach clubs are allowed to serve alcohol beyond 8 pm and they can remain open past midnight.
You will be happy to hear that Miami-Dade County made some improvements to its curfew this week for those of you who want to stay out late. The 11 pm curfew has now been tweaked to midnight, allowing those that like to be out and about more time before curfew kicks in until 6 am to experience the sights and sounds of cities like Miami Beach. Only health staff, the public, or officials are permitted to be roaming around outside when the curfew is in effect.
Biking is a fun activity that’s good for your health. However, there is always the risk of vehicles as you’re passing busy streets like those in Miami Beach. Thankfully, a recently debuted bike lane in the barrier island addresses this very concern.
Miami Beach recently debuted a new marketing campaign dubbed “My Miami Beach, Your Escape”. It showcases a series of portraits showing the appeal of Miami Beach snapped by local photographers and offers an insider’s look at Miami Beach through an assortment of photographs chosen via a submission that happened earlier in 2020.
Are you a fan of Cuban sandwiches? If this Miami staple sounds appetizing, you may want to head over to the pop-up Bebito’s in Miami Beach. The owner and chef of the cafe recently joined forces with chef Louie Estrada of New York to create a fusion of specialty sandwiches.