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Calle Ocho News Published September 23

Arsht Center Hispanic Heritage Programming Connects Miami Through Culture, Memory and Access

The Arsht Center is using Hispanic Heritage programming to connect Miami-Dade families through Cuban music, bilingual theater, Mexican traditions, cultural memory and expanded access to the arts.

Hy-Lo News Published September 19

WATCH: Hy-Lo News Launches “305 On The Rise” to Amplify South Florida’s Next Generation of Artists

South Florida has never lacked talent. What its emerging artists often lack is consistent visibility, strong media support and an Continue Reading

Coral Gables Magazine Published September 14

The Garden

Coral Gables Garden Club member Susan Thomas shares her North Gables garden, a collection of orchids, begonias, exotics, and pollinator-friendly plants cultivated over decades.

Coral Gables Magazine Published September 14

What’s New and Noteworthy in Design This September

From new surfaces, rugs, kitchens, and outdoor furniture to Maritza Capiro’s layered renovation of a 1925 Granada home, here’s what’s new in design this September.

Coral Gables Magazine Published September 09

Talk of the Town: September 2026

From a new floral canopy on Giralda Plaza to the Coral Gables Art Cinema expansion, new public art, trade scholarships, and GableStage puppetry, here’s what’s happening around the city.

Calle Ocho News Published September 09

Aymée Nuviola’s 90 Millas Brings Cuban Music and Memory to Miami

Grammy and Latin Grammy-winning vocalist Aymée Nuviola brings 90 Millas to Sanctuary of the Arts on September 26, exploring Cuban music, memory and the cultural ties connecting Miami’s Cuban diaspora across generations.

Biscayne Times Published September 08

Brushes With Cancer Turns Miami Stories of Survival Into Art

There are experiences that resist easy description. Cancer can be one of them — not only for those diagnosed, but for the family members who become caregivers, the people living through uncertain prognoses and the survivors discovering what life

Biscayne Times Published September 08

Wood, Memory, and Meaning

A clean slate awaiting inspiration and creativity to become something beautiful and meaningful – this is how marquetry artist Milton Mizell describes “Blackquetry,” his work that will be on view through Sept. 30 at CLAUG Creative Studio in Miami

Calle Ocho News Published September 01

Tower Theater Miami Prepares for December Reopening Under Miami Dade College

Tower Theater Miami is preparing for a December 10 reopening under Miami Dade College as facility improvements move forward ahead of the landmark's 100th anniversary.

Calle Ocho News Published August 31

Miss Universe Cuba 2026 Mia Dio Turns a Second Chance into a National Mission

Miss Universe Cuba 2026 Mía Dio discusses second chances, the power of communication, her Bay of Pigs family legacy and the responsibility of representing Cuba at Miss Universe in Puerto Rico.

Hy-Lo News Published August 28

Nearly 200 Films Take the Screen as the Urban Film Festival Brings Independent Cinema to Miami This Labor Day Weekend

The free three-day festival connects filmmakers, audiences, and entertainment industry professionals through screenings, Master Discussions, distribution opportunities, and career-building connections. Continue Reading

80 Grados Published August 27

Revisitando la obra de Antonio Benítez Rojo con Rita Molinero y Yolanda Izquierdo*

En Books and Books de Coral Gables, Yolanda Martínez San Miguel presentó Antonio Benítez Rojo: La seducción del ritmo y el Caribe , el volumen que Rita Molinero y Yolanda Izquierdo dedicaron a un pensador caribeño que dejó huella en la Universidad de Miami —y en el resto del…

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