Miami New Times

Established in 1987, Miami New Times has solidified its role as a vital part of South Florida's cultural landscape. We pride ourselves on delivering engaging stories that are often overlooked by larger media outlets, featuring in-depth looks at local arts and entertainment as well as bold investigations into Miami's vibrant political scene. Our website, miaminewtimes.com, attracts over 1 million active users each month, while our weekly print edition reaches an additional 100,000 readers. The annual Best of Miami issue is essential reading for both locals and tourists. Our popular Top 100 Restaurants and Top 100 Bars lists serve as essential guides for discovering the city’s lively food and drink culture. Additionally, we are known for providing trustworthy coverage of the growing cannabis sector in the area.

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Kali Uchis Unveils Sincerely Tour With Stops in Miami, Orlando

1 day ago | miaminewtimes.com | Tom Finkel

Last week, Kali Uchis released her fifth album, Sincerely. Earlier today, the Grammy-winning multigenre pop/R&B/urbano/hip-hop star announced a North American tour of the same name. The awkwardly punctuated Sincerely, Tour commences August 14 in Portland, Oregon, and will touch down at the Kaseya Center in Miami on Friday, September 5. Uchis will perform at Orlando's Kia Center the night prior. Not surprisingly, Uchis has been a consistent draw in Miami for years.
The 10 Best Rainy-Day Activities in Miami

2 days ago | miaminewtimes.com | Jesse Scott

In a city where sunshine is practically the brand, rainy days in Miami can feel like the universe forgot to send the memo. But even when the skies decide to throw a random wet tantrum, the 305 isn’t short on indoor adventures that are as exciting as a Saturday night on Collins. Whether you're dodging downpours on vacation or just need a solid escape from your soggy front porch, Miami offers an array of cool, covered hangouts to keep you dry (and delighted).
Miami Among Nation's Most Costly Cities for Starter Homes

2 days ago | miaminewtimes.com | B. Scott Mclendon

Middle-class millennials and others looking to buy their first home may want to look elsewhere — because, according to new data from Zillow, the number of cities where starter homes cost $1 million has almost tripled. And it probably surprises no one that Miami is near the top of that list. According to Zillow, there were only 85 cities where a typical starter home, defined as those in the lowest 30 percent of home values in a given region, cost $1 million five years ago.
Sonar Team Takes on 50-Year-Old Fort Lauderdale Cold Case

5 days ago | miaminewtimes.com | B. Scott Mclendon

The volunteers behind Tampa-based Sunshine State Sonar hope to solve a 50-year-old mystery by finding the body of Teresa Lyn Fittin, a Fort Lauderdale high school senior who went missing in August 1975, lead diver and owner Michael Sullivan tells New Times. click to enlarge Teresa Lyn Fittin went missing in Fort Lauderdale in 1975 when she was 18.
Miami Is Freaking Out Over Pura Vida Gelato. Is It Worth the Hype?

5 days ago | miaminewtimes.com | Clarissa Buch Zilberman

Pura Vida Miami has officially opened its largest location to date, right in the heart of Coconut Grove along Grand Avenue. But this isn't just another pretty pastel-hued café with matcha on tap—this white, bright, and ginormous café just debuted a concept that's been years in the making: Gelato by Pura Vida Miami, a health-conscious spin on the classic Italian treat, made entirely in-house and free from gluten, refined sugar, and additives.
That Viral Miami Cop Meltdown Video Was Staged

5 days ago | miaminewtimes.com | Naomi Feinstein

On Thursday evening, three popular Miami Instagram accounts posted a two-minute video portraying a police officer fighting with a parking employee after receiving a parking ticket during a coffee run. The video, captured on the officer's body-worn camera, begins with the cop returning to his parked police car with a coffee cup in hand to find a Miami Parking Authority employee giving him a ticket. "Um, I'm giving you a ticket," the employee tells the officer.
Miami Heat Fans’ Petty Rooting Guide to the NBA Playoffs

5 days ago | miaminewtimes.com | Ryan Yousefi

Miami Heat fans have endured a lot over the past three decades. From being the little expansion basketball team that could in the 1980s to the disappointment that came with playoff losses to the New York Knicks in the 1990s and the euphoria that accompanied winning three championships and playing in six NBA Finals since 2006, it's been a hell of a ride.
Eight Things You Need to Know About Visiting Sawgrass Mills Mall

5 days ago | miaminewtimes.com | B. Scott Mclendon

Droves of suitcase-strolling patrons dart through Sawgrass Mills daily, but not because an airport is nearby. Sawgrass Mills, the largest outlet mall in the nation, attracts more than 30 million people annually. David Lydia, assistant director of marketing at Simon Property Group, which owns Sawgrass, tells New Times many of those visitors fly from South and Central America specifically to shop for deals and return home with suitcases filled with luxury merchandise.
Best U.S. Grocery Stores? Where Florida Favorite Publix Ranks

6 days ago | miaminewtimes.com | Clarissa Buch Zilberman

Miami doesn't play when it comes to grocery shopping. We're picky about our produce, loyal to our local staples (and go wild over viral ones), and proud of our supermarket standards. While other cities debate over who has the best grocery store, here in Florida, we've long known where to go when we want a delicious sandwich for lunch, a bakery that never misses, and staff who somehow always remember where the marinara is.
Here's Why That Weird Brickell CVS Has a Pool

6 days ago | miaminewtimes.com | Naomi Feinstein

It is a Sunday, and a Brickell resident is running their daily errands. They go to Publix to buy groceries for the week before heading to their local CVS pharmacy to pick up their SSRI refill. But as they walk into the CVS at 1201 Brickell Ave. between Southwest 12th Street and Southeast 12th Terrace, they make a strange discovery. As if an amenity for those awaiting their amoxicillin or vaccination appointment, a small pool sits on the corner, just a few feet from the pharmacy entrance.