Our South Florida

1 month ago | oursouthflorida.com | Nile Fortner

Grupo Ikigai, the renowned hospitality brand behind some of Mexico City’s most celebrated restaurants, is expanding its footprint with the launch of Ikigai, a new Japanese restaurant in the heart of Brickell Key. Blending traditional Japanese craftsmanship with a modern approach, Ikigai specializes in authentic nigiri, makis, sashimis, temaki and signature dishes like tempura, soups and gyozas, all prepared using time-honored techniques.

1 month ago | oursouthflorida.com | Nile Fortner

Imagine slipping beneath the surface, where gravity lets go, and the water cradles you like a dream. Sunlight dances through the waves, casting golden ripples across your skin as you glide effortlessly, weightless and free. This is where magic happens—where mermaids are born and art takes on a breathless beauty. On March 9th, in the warm, inviting waters of Dania Beach, Florida, CreateOf invites you to embrace your inner siren at a one-of-a-kind Underwater Modeling Workshop for Women.

1 month ago | oursouthflorida.com | Nile Fortner

The issue of access to healthcare is a harsh reality for many Miami residents. In a city where living costs are high and economic disparities are evident, health becomes an unattainable luxury for some. However, amidst this challenge emerges a beacon of hope: Dr.GoodPrice. The Dr.GoodPrice clinic in Little Havana marks a milestone in the pursuit of affordable, quality healthcare in the city.

1 month ago | oursouthflorida.com | Nile Fortner

Get ready to say “Olè!” to an evening of giving back with flair at the 12th Annual Harbor Lights Gala benefiting Children’s Harbor on March 8, 2025, from 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., at Bergeron Green Glades Ranch, 21111 SW 16th Street in Weston, Florida.

1 month ago | oursouthflorida.com | Nile Fortner

As a child, Yvonne Jones would enjoy seeing the steam from her mother’s tea, sometimes braided with ginger and lime, curled like silver tendrils toward the sky. Its aroma — fresh, earthy, and citrus-sharp — mingled with the scent of rich, sun-warmed soil. Growing up in Jamaica, health felt ancient and sacred, brewed in clay pots with hands that knew the land. Each sip of tea held a whisper of wisdom, a promise from the earth itself — more potent than anything sealed in a plastic bottle.