Inside the Magical World of Miami’s Unicorn Factory
It’s Friday afternoon, and I’m standing on a sidewalk in Wynwood waiting to
April 13, 2019
The Florida Aquarium’s Research Could Have Major Implications for Coral Reef Restoration
One day in early April, coral scientists at
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Sex Lives and Video Chat: Single Miamians Get Resourceful During the Pandemic
A couple of Saturdays ago, Hector, a Miamian in
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Artist Xavier Cortada Is Asking Miamians to Plant the City’s First Urban Mangrove Forest
From street flooding after summer rainstorms to
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Three FIU Students Put Queer Sexual Assault in the Spotlight Through Benefit Concert
When Amelia Leon, a student at Florida International University, learned
April 9, 2019
Ten Concerts to Look Forward to This Spring
There’s no need to wait for summer to get excited about concerts and
April 8, 2019
Big Eyes Brings Punk-Rock Vibes to Las Rosas
A few years ago, when Kait Eldridge, frontwoman of the pop-punk-infused
April 3, 2019
How Three Ballet Companies Joined Forces to Bring The Magical World of “The Wizard of Oz” to Life
Picture The Wizard of Oz, and your head probably fills with yellow brick
January 31, 2019
The Ailey School’s Summer Intensive Prepares Students for The “Real” Dance World
On a summer afternoon at The Ailey School’s studios, a group of
January 19, 2019
Caleb Teicher’s First Evening-Length Takes Place in a Sandbox
With a style that fuses tap dance, Lindy hop and vernacular jazz, Caleb
January 5, 2019
What Happens When Site-Specific Dance Takes Over Times Square
At first glance, Times Square might seem like a near-impossible location
November 26, 2018
Why This Manager Thinks Artists Should Wait Longer Before Starting Companies
Margaret Selby never dreamed that her passion for dance would lead her
November 9, 2018
How to Nail a Spoken-Word Piece in Competition
When Shannon Mather choreographed Body Love on a group of dancers from her
September 17, 2018