Events on Friday, April 18
Friday 4/18 @ Wolfsonian-FIU Museum
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings may have been behind both The Yearling and the syndicated "Songs of the Housewife" column, but she was...
Friday 4/18 @ Culture Room
Few are the bands that can appease both the indie elitists crowded around small stages and the electronic-music junkies bouncing around...
Friday 4/18 @ Shake-a-Leg Miami
Organized by the great minds at the Stiltsville Trust, the Dade Heritage Trust, the Shake-a-Leg Foundation, and Books & Books in...
Friday 4/18 @ Broward Center for the Performing Arts
Bette and Barbra, move over — Asha Bhosle has the market cornered on divahood. Armed with a formidable set of pipes...
Ongoing Events
Fashioning the Modern French Interior
Friday 4/18 @ Wolfsonian-FIU Museum
The little pochoirs on view at the Wolfsonian are delightful, precious, and enticing. More commonly referred to as stencils in the...
Friday 4/18 @ Regal Cinemas 18
Some character actors should never really be leading men (Jude Law), and some just haven't been given the chance. Richard Jenkins...
Martin Z. Margulies Collection
Friday 4/18 @ The Warehouse
The Margulies Collection is one of the foremost private contemporary art repositories in Miami (and the United States, for that matter),...
Friday 4/18 @ Captain Jim's Seafood
For years, Captain Jim's has been the fish market of choice for many North Miami residents, but not everyone takes the...
Friday 4/18 @ Sushi Square
Sushi Square is more like a cube — a block of Biscayne Boulevard restaurant so tiny that you might miss it...
Friday 4/18 @ Miami Art Museum -
British-born artist Melanie Smith examines contemporary life in the big city — and injects her work with a dose of turn-of-the-century...
Friday 4/18 @ Tap Tap
Those who've passed a lazy evening in the rocking chairs on Tap Tap's front porch, sipping Miami's best mojitos while listening...
Friday 4/18 @ Mac's Club Deuce
Freaks, geeks, drag queens, hipsters, club kids, and straight-up drunks commingle at South Beach's most notorious dive bar. The second-oldest watering...
Friday 4/18 @ W Wine Bistro
Hidden away under an overpass on the outskirts of the Design District, this tiny wine bistro has shown a lot of...
The Great Age of American Automobiles
Friday 4/18 @ Museum of Art - Fort Lauderdale
Before American automobile design started becoming more and more homogenized, there was a time when cars actually had real presence, imagination,...
Friday 4/18 @ Miami Improv
Although he's never had the same kind of big-screen success that his former In Living Color castmates Jim Carrey and Damon...
Friday 4/18 @ Bass Museum of Art
Back in the '30s, well-heeled New Yorkers migrated to the Florida tropics as a getaway from the cold, often staying in...
Friday 4/18 @ Boca Raton Museum of Art
After art nouveau first emerged in Europe, the trend soon spread stateside, where American designer Louis Comfort Tiffany was particularly adept...
Friday 4/18 @ Abbey Brewing Company
There are a few watering holes on South Beach that feature an endless selection of excellent international beers, and, of this...
Friday 4/18 @ Boca Raton Museum of Art
During his lifetime, French artist Edgar Degas was best known for his paintings of dancers, bathers, and racehorses. Though the 19th-century...
Friday 4/18 @ Bin No. 18
Miami's midtown crowd has really caught on to wining, thanks to bars like the much-missed Stop Miami, which closed earlier this...
Friday 4/18 @ Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park
Nestled on the far end of Key Biscayne — a world away from the razzle dazzle of South Beach — is...
Friday 4/18 @ Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County
Giacomo Puccini's La Bohème is one of North America's most performed operas, second only to his Madama Butterfly — and it's...
Friday 4/18 @ Norton Museum of Art
Adding to its already-expansive collection of more than 2,200 photographs (including works by Man Ray, Walker Evans, and Henri Cartier-Bresson), the...
Friday 4/18 @ Cinema Paradiso
The tiny Baltic nation of Estonia has a tumultuous history, having been occupied by Nazi Germany before being absorbed into the...
Friday 4/18 @ Christine's Roti Shop
Christine's Roti Shop is a North Miami Beach institution. Just after Hurricane Wilma, when the power was out across the city...
Friday 4/18 @ Freedom Tower
Miami-Dade College is making good use of its recent Freedom Tower acquisition by hosting an exhibition of modernist works from the...
The High Style of Dorothy Draper
Friday 4/18 @ Museum of Art - Fort Lauderdale
An illustrious American interior decorator from the Jazz Age through the '60s, Dorothy Draper lived to bedazzle, with a bold, unabashed...
Friday 4/18 @ Rubell Family Collection
Hernan Bas is Miami's biggest art star, creating darkly poetic, romanticized works read as chapters in an epic, sometimes mythical, and...
Friday 4/18 @ Casa Toscana
Go somewhere to deflate after the crush of Art Basel, eat a good meal, and connect with either yourself or your...
Friday 4/18 @ Norton Museum of Art
Throughout his prolific career, American sculptor Alexander Calder created a variety of objects — from inventive children's toys and 1927's miniature...
Friday 4/18 @ Tuna's Garden Grille
The original Tuna's was a charming waterfront eatery where you could sit on a rickety-but-romantic patio with plates of lobsters and...
Friday 4/18 @ Garden of Eatin'
With all the tropical flora found in Florida, you'd think the natives would be a bit more appreciative of fruits and...
Friday 4/18 @ Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami
Last year, Miami collectors Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz donated the multimedia project No Ghost Just a Shell to MOCA...
Friday 4/18 @ Miami Art Museum -
This retrospective is the first large-scale Wilfredo Lam exhibition ever organized in a South Florida museum. Arguably the 20th century's most...
Friday 4/18 @ Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden
Drawing from popular advertisements, mainstream comic books, and industrial production techniques, Roy Lichtenstein's primary-colored works are now iconic deconstructions of Americana....
