January
Miami welcomes visitors from all over the globe during Miami Cruise Week. Tourists make a stop in Miami for, perhaps, a little Cuban food and dancing.
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February
The month of love revolves around that are passionate about boats and antiques. The Antique Show and The Boat Show attract a global crowd via these conventions, which showcase the best of land and sea.
March
As many celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day, seasoned Miamians look forward to Miami Film Fest and Fashion Week. Both allow the visual talents and storytelling capabilities to take center stage within the same month. The younger crowd looks forward to Ultra Music Fest, which revels in electronic dance music.
April
Miami is home to hundreds of cultures and has taken a keen interest in the cuisines, which have resulted in unique fusions. Miami Food and Wine Festival makes celebrities out food dishes.
May
Miami is the financial and fashion hub of the Americas. It is also home to the month’s Fashion shows featuring the Americas. The unique combination of American, Latin, and a touch of European style make this month’s events the hottest ticket in town.
June
Indulge your romantic side because Miami celebrates Romance month every June when wedding season goes full throttle. The whole city helps to revive sweeter emotions for destination weddings and those wanting to make the beach a centerpiece of their ceremonies. Restaurants, spa, and hotels are just some of the businesses hoping to add a special touch to your big day.
July
Instead of signaling the dog days of summer, July means Spa Month. Businesses in the beauty industry offer discounts and amazing packages to make pampering a thirty-one-day treat.
August and September
Miami Spice is a two-month long festival of cocktails and cuisine. Restaurants offer price fixe menus that emphasize their signature dishes. Explore all the dining options our Magic City has to offer.
October
A Miamian and their boat is an endless love affair. October means preparing for the Columbus Day Regatta. Show off your beach bodies and watercrafts for the singular day event.
November
Miami spends November gearing up for December’s Art Basel and celebrating family. The citizen hosts numerous dinners and revives frozen snowbirds during this month. Book your South Beach Miami hotels before shivering New Yorkers packed every lobby and shoreline.
December
Miami comes alive during Art Basel. The American destination of the three-city art spectacular brings out the best in the city. Hotels, restaurants, and galleries spring forth with vibrant joy to match the creativity of the artists.
2015-11-01
Miami Jazz Jam
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Churchill's is a great place to drink beer, shoot pool, smoke cigs, look surly, and show off your lousy acting talent — but it's also got one hell of a jazz jam. Monday nights are what you want. The music starts around 9 p.m. and includes performances by the Fernando Ulibarri Group, the Mike Wood Trio, and surprise guests. Out on the patio stage it's open mike with the Theatre De Underground. Whether you bring an instrument or go just to listen, it's a lively scene with lots of energy, an appreciative audience, and some primo music.
2015-11-04
SkyRobics
By Grace Stainback Jumping on a trampoline isn’t just for kids anymore. OK, so jumping on a trampoline was never just for kids. But at Sky Zone Miami (5450 NW 82nd Ave., Doral), which is basically a warehouse lined floor to ceiling with a rubber sea of trampolines, there are all kinds of events and classes that make trampoline jumping seem like a legitimate adult activity. The place that gave you fantastic-sounding activities like SkyJam and Jumpalooza now offers SkyRobics, a fitness class that incorporates the age-old game of popcorn with strength, conditioning, and calorie-blasting. SkyRobics combines advanced calisthenics, core exercises, and strength-building aerobics to help you burn up to 1,000 calories an hour. And this is all done while you’re jumping on a giant trampoline. Shedding that extra holiday pudge never sounded like such a blast.
