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The 12th annual South Beach Wine & Food Festival wrapped up on Sunday after a truffle- and cocktail-fueled weekend of celebrity chef appearances, parties, tastings and seminars.
Taking a seat at the Coral Gables Country Club, surrounded by a sea of Miami's social set swanning about in its finest footwear, we realized luncheon season is back in full force.
We never did quite catch why February is National Sweet Potato Month, but, when the occasion lent itself to a full-on feast at Yardbird Southern Table & Bar honoring the Ipomoea batatas, we were not one to ask questions.
As is the case every year, it seemed as if the whole village came out Thursday night for the unveiling of this year's Coconut Grove Arts Festival poster art.
Miami needs to push back against any definition from the outside. We must re-define ourselves, for ourselves, by ourselves -- if not -- we allow ourselves to be defined by our past, our freaks and reprobates, and worst of all, to be defined by outsiders.
As 2012 came to a close, the city's holiday parties seemed to be as crazily, wonderfully fractured as Miami these days -- from an old-school dance party in gritty Wynwood to the requisite Ugly Sweater Party at Miami Beach's trendiest hotel du jour.
Every party, Art Basel has taught us, needs a live tiger and an alligator-head champagne fountain for décor. A good party is all about the theme, we say, and the weekend wrapping up Miami's most indulgent art week to date gave us plenty to take in.
Who knew that Calder did eye patches? This was one of the quirky gems we discovered at Vernissage, the holy grail of art parties, which opened the Miami Beach Convention Center's consortium of gallery offerings Wednesday night.
A UM dining services cashier was reinstated on Monday, but it revealed the weaknesses in her employer's appeals system.
Art Live Fair filled the north hall of the Coconut Grove Expo Center this past weekend and it was not like most art fairs you may have attended. While there was the traditional, static art, there were many sculptures and a lot of moving, kinetic art.
Close to Fort Lauderdale, Miami and West Palm Beach, check out Boca Raton. Not for its quaint consignment shops or its hipster bars, but for something a bit more expressive. It's a good place to go if you want to get "inked."
Critical Mass is arguably one of the best events in Miami and has been for a long time. But, is Critical Mass getting too big? Or, more specifically, is it getting too dangerous?
Under no circumstance will we drive on and off the beach during high traffic weekends like Winter Music Fest or Boat Show, so save your great new antique store in the Gables invitation for another time.
The ever-eternal inquiry, this pesky riddle persistently plagues Miami's single female set. And, much like the cockroach -- also a serious problem here in South Florida -- it just won't die.
South Beach locals and the bridge-and-causeway crowd all complain about South Beach parking. After living and parking here for 12 years, here are a few secrets to make parking less painful.
Cut-out monokinis and bikini tops adorned with exaggerated ruffles were swimwear trends that emerged during Swim Week 2013 in Miami Beach. But perhaps the biggest trend on Glitter Beach was the omnipresent fashion blogger.
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