Wolfsonian-FIU Puts Its Stamp On Shoes With 'Footnotes'

VISUAL ART: Our art critic at large Irene Sperber steps into the history of footwear at The Wolfsonian–FIU with its exhibition "Footnotes: Shoes, Symbolism, and Society," featuring nearly 150 stunning, sculptural, and historic artifacts.

Feature News

Jaguar Parade Brings 11 Monumental Sculptures to Miami Streets

SPOTTED AROUND TOWN: Have you seen jaguars in your neighborhood? Here's why. Discover the vibrant public sculptures of the Miami 2026 Jaguar Parade popping up across the city.

Movie Reviews

'Disclosure Day' And 'Python Hunt' Plead For Empathy

MOVIE REVIEWS: Beat the heat with two new releases that blend entertainment with timely themes, from sci-fi spectacle to Everglades drama. Ruben Rosario has the reviews.

What's Happening: Enjoy Local Arts

WHAT'S HAPPENING: What's happening in the Magic City? miamiartzine.com has the list.

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Lights Up On Stage

Brevo Theatre Dedicates 'The Color Purple' To Local Actress

Thursday, June 18, 2026

THEATER: Brévo Theatre's "The Color Purple" opening at the Pompano Beach Cultural Center on Sunday, June 21 has many layers. Aaron Krause talks to the director. (Photo courtesy of Brévo)

Theater Reviews

Review: 'Jagged Little Pill' Rocks Slow Burn Theatre With Emotion and Heart

Wednesday, June 17, 2026

THEATER REVIEW: Slow Burn Theatre Company closes its season with a powerful production of “Jagged Little Pill,” using Alanis Morissette's music to explore family, addiction and identity. Aaron Krause has the review.

Movie Reviews

'Obsession' and 'Backrooms' attempt to kick-start horror cinema's next chapter

Friday, June 5, 2026

MOVIES: Two new scary movies are big hits, but are they any good? Ruben Rosario has the 305.

Theater Reviews

Review: Satisfying 'Dial M' at Actors' Playhouse Is Murderous Fun

Thursday, June 4, 2026

THEATER: Actors' Playhouse is presenting a new adaptation of the classic "Dial M for Murder." Aaron Krause has the review.

Festival Report

5 Reasons to Head to the American Black Film Festival This Weekend

Friday, May 29, 2026

FESTIVAL REPORT: The 30th annual American Black Film Festival (ABFF) is celebrating under the milestone theme "The Homecoming." Here are five things not to miss.

Theater

'Eureka Day' Funny Satire On Vaccinations at GableStage

Friday, May 22, 2026

THEATER: Talking to director Stuart Meltzer and actress Jeni Hacker about "Eureka Day." By Marvin Glassman.

The Visual Arts

Lowe Art Museum at UM Presents Powerful 200 Years of Cuban Art

Friday, May 15, 2026

EXHIBITIONS: The Lowe Museum at UM was chosen by Harvard University as the second museum to show "200 Years of Cuban Art (1822-2022)." It's a “landmark exhibition." Irene Sperber has the story.

The Classics

SFSO Presents Summer with The Symphony Series

Friday, May 8, 2026

MUSIC: South Florida Symphony Orchestra begins its “Summer With The Symphony” Chamber Music three concert series with the performance of two piano quintets by 19th century Austrian composers. Marvin Glassman has the story.