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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Island Wine for Springtime

3 weeks ago | biscaynetimes.com | Jacqueline Coleman

For those of us who love wine, there’s something special about exploring the places where it’s made. We’ve dreamed about the rolling hills of Tuscany, strolled through the rural vineyards of Provence, and sipped world-class wines in Burgundy and Piedmont. But sometimes, exciting discoveries lie beyond the mainland – on the sun-soaked islands where the vines grow in rugged, windswept landscapes, producing wines full of character and history.
Life, Love, and Pie

3 weeks ago | biscaynetimes.com | Mary Damiano

Lindsey Corey remembers her first encounter with the musical, “Waitress,” nearly 10 years ago. “I was in the car with two of my girlfriends, and they said, ‘You've never heard ‘Waitress’ before? My God, you're perfect for this.’ And so they turned it on, and I thought, oh my, gosh, I have to do this. It's speaking to my soul. I just have to play this role.” Fast forward to now.
A Tale of Two Carmens

3 weeks ago | biscaynetimes.com | Douglas Markowitz

Even those who have never seen a speck of opera in real life know “Carmen.” The 1875 work by Georges Bizet has penetrated popular culture like few others, with “Habanera” and other musical themes being instantly recognizable thanks to their use in countless movies, TV shows, and other works. Its contemporary reputation would have shocked the composer, who died of a heart attack three months after its premiere.
A Novel State of Mind

3 weeks ago | biscaynetimes.com | Josie Gulliksen

Author Rochelle Weinstein, a Miami Beach native and part-time North Carolina resident, pays homage to memories of her time spent in the mountains in her latest book, “We Are Made of Stars.” Weinstein’s eighth novel is set at the fictional Vis Ta Vie Inn in North Carolina, where the owners face the tough decision of closing their beloved inn.
Kosher French Cuisine

3 weeks ago | biscaynetimes.com | Irene Moore

Olivia Ostrow, one of Miami's most renowned French chefs, has created Miami’s first Kosher French restaurant, Ostrow Brasserie (786-238-7452) at 4850 NW 2nd Ave., Miami, in the up-and-coming Beuna Vista area. Ostrow is on a mission: she aspires to being the first chef to earn a Michelin star for kosher cuisine.
The Power of the Press and the Power of Community

3 weeks ago | biscaynetimes.com | Mary Damiano

The phrase ‘the power of the press’ refers to the responsibility of media to educate readers by presenting factual information in an unbiased way, which often influences their decisions. Sometimes a single story can literally make people’s lives better. At Biscayne Times, we recently experienced the power of the press firsthand.
All Aboard!

1 month ago | biscaynetimes.com | Jacqueline Coleman

When wine lovers travel, their destination of choice is often a scenic vineyard, where they can sip their favorite wines while overlooking rolling hills of vines. But what if the ultimate wine experience wasn’t on land at all? Imagine savoring an exceptional red while sailing past the glaciers of Alaska or toasting with a crisp rosé under the Caribbean sun. With Celebrity Cruises, oenophiles don’t have to choose between adventure and extraordinary wine.
The Cuban Sandwich: The Ultimate Flavor of Miami

1 month ago | biscaynetimes.com | Irene Moore

The Cuban Sandwich, Miami's most iconic sandwich, is made with ham, roast pork, pickles, mustard, sometimes mayo, and Swiss cheese, on a split Cuban bread roll, hot-pressed, and often cut into two triangular slices. The story is that the sandwich originated in Florida. Tampa and Miami, cities with sizable Cuban populations, disagree about which city originated the Cuban sandwich.
Lights, Camera, Action

1 month ago | biscaynetimes.com | Douglas Markowitz

As Oscar season winds to a close, the Miami Film Festival (MFF) is back to make sure local audiences experience the best the movies have to offer. The city’s largest celebration of cinema is coming off a highly successful 2024, with its marquee event, and its awards season showcase, GEMS, screening Oscar nominees like “Sing Sing,” “Black Box Diaries,” “A Real Pain,” and “The Brutalist,” and inviting film world luminaries like Alfonso Cuaron, Sebastian Stan, Tom Hiddleston, and Tarsem Singh.
Setting the Stage for an Act of Love

1 month ago | biscaynetimes.com | Josie Gulliksen

For a quarter century, Carl Waisanen has been one of the most well-known faces and voices at Actors’ Playhouse, where he served as stage manager. Unfortunately, his career in the theater came to an abrupt halt when Waisanen suffered a stroke that left him wheelchair bound and unable to work. Christy McCouch, former company manager at Actors’ Playhouse, began the GoFundMe campaign in January 2021 soon after Waisanen’s stroke.