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Francis Suarez was elected City of Miami mayor in 2017 and he’s running for re-election this year. That said, many have noted that his gaze these days seems more fixed on the West Coast than the East Coast city he’s been entrusted to lead. Governing is hard work — and on top of his official […]
Many things can scare even the toughest Miamian: Traffic on the Dolphin Expressway, $20 for well drinks at a nightclub, Joe Carollo’s name appearing in a news headline. But one thing locals never have to worry about is doing Halloween right. After the kids have tricked and been treated and the moon rises, the city […]
October 22, 2021 Click here to Book If there is one thing that is true about Columbus, it is that the holidays are always a fun time and Howl at the Moon is ready to bring the heat! From small gatherings to full office parties, Howl can make sure this holiday is your most howling […]
Twenty glass orbs of various shapes, sizes, and colors neatly surround a pink wicker armchair. Previously lit candles with black wicks and melted wax emerge from the edges of the chair like spikes on a throne. The scene, part of an installation piece by artist Betye Saar titled Oasis, sits atop a fresh collection of […]
It’s almost Halloween — that time of the year when you can pile on the fake blood, wear the scantiest duds, and embrace your inner vampire. This year, October 31 falls on a Sunday, so plan ahead to celebrate the fright night at events throughout that weekend. Miami excels at many things, including Halloween parties […]
How many times can a Miami Police Department (MPD) officer get suspended and keep coming back? Twice? Perhaps he has nine lives like a cat? MPD’s most conflict-prone cop, former Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) union president Capt. Javier Ortiz, has been suspended with pay for a third time, pending an Internal Affairs (IA) investigation, […]
During a Miami City Commission meeting on October 14, commissioners voted on a controversial ordinance sponsored by Commissioner Joe Carollo that aims to ban homeless encampments, such as tents and other temporary living structures, on public property and in entryways throughout the city. Carollo, who is up for re-election of his District 3 seat on November 2, interjected at […]
Jackie Sorkin is sitting at the food hall at Aventura Mall, watching families admire the giant unicorn made of candy. The magical creature beckons all to marvel at it, take a selfie with it, and — perhaps — purchase a ticket to Miami Sweet, where hundreds of its confectionary cousins reside. The cofounder of Candy […]