Biscayne Times

Biscayne Times is an intelligent and stylish monthly magazine and website that caters to the finest neighborhoods along the Biscayne corridor, stretching from Brickell to Broward and encompassing all waterfront areas. With over 75,000 dedicated and wealthy readers, the publication offers exceptional original articles that explore every aspect of life along the Boulevard. Business owners and marketers trust Biscayne Times for its proven track record of delivering effective results in a competitive advertising landscape.

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Between the Covers

3 weeks ago | biscaynetimes.com | Josie Gulliksen

Choosing a good summer read can be daunting, with so many bestsellers to choose from. Biscayne Times enlisted help from some local literary experts, and they were thrilled to share their recommendations.
Dock and Dine

3 weeks ago | biscaynetimes.com | Irene Moore

Imagine one of those picture-perfect Miami Days, with a bright blue sky, and a breeze that makes the heat from the sun pleasant. You’re sailing on the shimmering water of Biscayne Bay or the Miami River, enjoying the view and soaking up the sunshine. There’s only one thing that would make such a lovely day even better – a great meal at a waterfront restaurant. Dock-and-dine restaurants offer a range of culinary choices, from coastal Mediterranean to upscale dining experiences.
Celebrate Dad

3 weeks ago | biscaynetimes.com | Irene Moore

June is the month to go above and beyond for Dad. Raise the stakes (pun intended) this Father’s Day and take Dad out for a great steak dinner or a special omakase sushi tasting. LT Steak and Seafood, is a prime destination located in the iconic Betsy Hotel (305-673-0044) 1440 Ocean Dr. Miami Beach, helmed by award-winning chef Laurent Tourondel. Tourondel fuses global flavors from France, Asia and Latin America into his refined New American menu.
Your Summer Wine Bucket List

3 weeks ago | biscaynetimes.com | Jacqueline Coleman

It's well known that summers in Miami can be slow, sticky, and hot. As locals, we need something to keep us motivated through our long tropical days between dodging rain showers and sweating through our clothes. The good news is that we have the city a bit more to ourselves when school gets out and the tourists seek refuge in cooler climates. For food and wine lovers, this can be a great time to explore all the spots around town that have been harder to access in the high season.
Community Happenings

3 weeks ago | biscaynetimes.com | Mary Damiano

MIAMI SHORES SUMMER’S FIRST WAVE Wave hello to summer at the Miami Shores Aquatic Center’s first weekend splash bash, June 7, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The event features a food truck, inflatable water slide, and a raffle for a free swim lesson. Resident tickets are $7 for age 12 and under, $10 for residents age 13 and over, and $13 for guests of residents. Tickets can be purchased in advance at the Aquatica Center, 10200 Biscayne Blvd. For more info, call 305-795-2241.
A Culture Hop

3 weeks ago | biscaynetimes.com | Grant Balfour

What makes a neighborhood? It’s partially the buildings, the trees, what the urbanists call “the lived environment of a place.” It’s partially the people who live there, whom you nod at on the street or chat with at the bar. It’s partially a mood, a way of doing things how we do here. In other words, it’s culture. ICA Miami (the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami) used to be part of North Miami’s MOCA (the Museum of Contemporary Art) up on NE 125th Street.
Hard Work Pays Off for North Miami Beach Grad

3 weeks ago | biscaynetimes.com | Angelica Wells |Carolina Alvarez |Carolina Álvarez

Dionne Thompson moved from Jamaica to Miami when she was 33 years old with her four children. She’s a single mom who drives trucks and cleans alleyways for the village of Miami Shores. On May 23, her youngest daughter, Shakalah graduated from law school at Boston College after seven years on a full-ride scholarship. “I’m a tough mama,” said Dionne. “I don’t cry. But on the 23rd, I did.” Shakalah is proof that anything is possible.
Miami-Dade Sheriff Steps Up Jewish Security Measures After Anti-Israel Murders in Washington

1 month ago | biscaynetimes.com | Jesse Scheckner

Miami-Dade Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz is ramping up security efforts around Jewish places of worship and gathering in response to the murder of two Israeli Embassy staff members in Washington, D.C. The Sheriff’s Office announced the extra measures online and urged residents to remain alert and immediately report any suspicious activity to police.
House Dems Slam María Elvira Salazar for Blaming SCOTUS, Not Donald Trump, for Venezuelans Losing TPS

1 month ago | biscaynetimes.com | Jacob Ogles

House Democrats are slamming U.S. Rep. María Elvira Salazar for criticizing a Supreme Court decision on immigration, but not the administration that prompted it. “Either María Elvira Salazar is grossly ineffective at advocating for her communities or she’s simply lying about her support for them,” said Madison Andrus, a spokesperson for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC).
Tea Time

1 month ago | biscaynetimes.com | Irene Moore

The Biltmore Hotel’s afternoon tea service is one of the longest-running and remaining tea experiences in South Florida. Afternoon tea is especially associated with Mother's Day, because it offers a refined shared experience in a relaxed environment for mothers and daughters of all ages to bond over. It is not uncommon to see multi-generations of women enjoying afternoon tea together. The Biltmore has been offering afternoon tea since 1997 with the only pause occurring because of the pandemic.