Events on Friday, April 25
Friday 4/25 @ Studio A
With song titles like "Sometimes Gay Boys Don't Wear Pink," "Fuckhead," "Skin Poppin' Slut," "We Must Have Blood," and "Insect Whore,"...
Friday 4/25 @ Kravis Center for the Performing Arts
With her neverending stream of offensive and racially insensitive jokes, Lisa Lampanelli is like Andrew Dice Clay reimagined by someone who's,...
Friday 4/25 @ Alligator Alley
Fort Lauderdale's Alligator Alley may not register on the South Florida music map, compared to places like Studio A or Culture...
Ongoing Events
Friday 4/25 @ 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 4/25 @ 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 4/25 @ 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 4/25 @ Viernes Culturales
It's easy to dismiss Calle Ocho as little more than a beat-up strip of bodegas, luncherías, and used-furniture stores. But some...
Friday 4/25 @ 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....
Fashioning the Modern French Interior
Friday 4/25 @ 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 4/25 @ Cinema Paradiso
An Egyptian police band invited to perform in Israel arrives at the wrong town, much to the dismay of its leader,...
Martin Z. Margulies Collection
Friday 4/25 @ The Warehouse
The Margulies Collection is one of the foremost private contemporary art repositories in Miami (and the United States, for that matter),...
Friday 4/25 @ 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 4/25 @ Casa Toscana
Go somewhere to deflate after the crush of Art Basel, eat a good meal, and connect with either yourself or your...
Friday 4/25 @ 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 4/25 @ 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 4/25 @ 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 4/25 @ W Wine Bistro
Hidden away under an overpass on the outskirts of the Design District, this tiny wine bistro has shown a lot of...
Friday 4/25 @ Regal Cinemas 18
Wong Kar Wai's My Blueberry Nights is undeniably, embarrassingly cheesy. Replete with slow-motion shots and blue-lit greasy spoons, it truly leaves...
The Great Age of American Automobiles
Friday 4/25 @ 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,...
Note by Note: The Making of Steinway L1037
Friday 4/25 @ Cinema Paradiso
Whoever said that they don't make 'em like they used to never got a peek inside the Steinway factory in Queens,...
Friday 4/25 @ 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 4/25 @ 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 4/25 @ 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 4/25 @ 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 4/25 @ 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 4/25 @ 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 4/25 @ Sushi Square
Sushi Square is more like a cube — a block of Biscayne Boulevard restaurant so tiny that you might miss it...
Friday 4/25 @ 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...
Schubert, Berg, and the Lyricism of Vienna
Friday 4/25 @ Lincoln Theatre
As part of its In-Context Festival series, the New World Symphony pays tribute to two Viennese legends with Alan Berg's Lyric...
Friday 4/25 @ 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 4/25 @ Freedom Tower
Miami-Dade College is making good use of its recent Freedom Tower acquisition by hosting an exhibition of modernist works from the...
Friday 4/25 @ 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...
The High Style of Dorothy Draper
Friday 4/25 @ 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 4/25 @ 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 4/25 @ 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 4/25 @ 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 4/25 @ 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...
