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“No Vacancy,” an annual art exhibition taking over around a dozen hotels and resorts across Miami Beach, returns to Art Basel this year with a new crop of South Florida artists.
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Organizers are hoping to put a spotlight on top female talent in the jazz genre with a specific focus on bringing new performers to Miami. In fact, one of the requirements for Amos Rozenberg and Manuel Molina of Melrose Media, the production house behind the festival, was that the musicians hadn’t played Miami.
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Billboards in Times Square are inviting New York businesses to relocate to Miami Beach. They're being paid for by a Florida developer who sees the election of Zohran Mamdani as an opportunity to lure residents and businesses south.
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A South Florida filmmaker alleges defamation against a commission candidate whose father inspired ‘Dexter.’
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Art collector Dennis Scholl taps into a multitude of memories from different eras for his first U.S. solo show in Miami.
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The match will take place at the Miami Beach Bandshell at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 3.
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South Florida Municipal Elections: Meiner re-elected in Miami Beach, upset in Homestead council raceTuesday night's municipal elections brought a mix of continuity and change to South Florida, with a close mayoral race in Miami Beach and an upset in a Homestead council race. In the Florida Keys, two incumbents got re-elected to the city council in Marathon.
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Marathon, in Monroe County, and five cities across Miami-Dade — Miami, Hialeah, Homestead, Miami Beach and Surfside — are holding municipal elections today. WLRN breaks down the key issues and races, with many voters saying affordability is top of mind as they cast their ballots. Over a dozen candidates are running for Miami mayor, in the city's most competitive race in years.
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Election day is Tuesday, November 4 in five Miami-Dade cities — with major changes at stake for local councils and charters.
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From Oct. 20 to Oct. 27, just under two dozen car-shaped artificial reefs will be lowered off the coast of South Beach, to create an underwater sculpture park and an artificial reef that organizers called the “first of its kind.”
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The City of Miami Beach is marking a historic milestone with the first-ever deployment of the REEFLINE, a pioneering underwater sculpture park and hybrid reef designed to blend art, science, and environmental protection.
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What seems like fable is in fact autobiography, now being told in a multi-art performance by South Florida dancer-choreographer-director Pioneer Winter alongside special members of his collective. It's called “In the Belly of the Bird/Godmother.”