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How independent organizers build late-night events in Miami

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Euphoricstacy and Exit2C transformed restaurant Paraíso Estéreo into a case study in how late-night events come together on Nov. 20.  The night was less of a “club outing” and more as a carefully seq...

Chris Lake on his year of momentum and motion

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For more than twenty years, Chris Lake has shaped the pulse of house music, but this past year has pushed him into an even sharper creative stride.  Fresh off the momentum of “Chemistry,” his...

‘How Much Can A Heart Hold’ at the Lowe Art Museum

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Walking into “How Much a Heart Can Hold” at the Lowe Art Museum feels less like entering a gallery and more like stepping into someone’s interior world.  Borrowing its title from Zelda Fitzge...

Winter Music Conference announces return to Miami in the spring

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Winter Music Conference 2026 is officially coming home to Miami and landing right in our backyard. From Tuesday, March 24 to Thursday, March 26 2026, WMC will take over the Kimpton EPIC Hotel in Down...

Miami welcomes back Art Basel for a colorful week

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Every December for Art Basel, Miami turns into a temporary museum. But the works that pull me in most aren’t the canvases on the wall. It’s the installations that will line Miami Beach from Dec. 5 to...

A starry night with Quevedo at FPL Solar Amphitheater

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I didn’t realize how many Spaniards live in Miami until I walked into theFPL Solar Amphitheater on Nov. 15th for Quevedo’s evening concert.The Latin Grammy-winning artist and Spanish hitmaker Quevedo...

Stairway under the electric sky at EDC 2025

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There’s a moment when the bass starts feeling like a heartbeat at the Electric Daisy Carnival. Porter Robinson’s “Sad Machine” made the air shimmer. Thousands of voices became one, singing not jus...

Top 5 sets at EDC Orlando 2025

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From headliners to headbangers, EDC Orlando has it all.  Check out these 5 must-see sets you won’t want to miss at EDC Orlando 2025. 5. Porter Robinson (Sunset DJ Set) Friday, Nov. 7 from 5:26p...

Difficult decisions: Homecoming versus EDC weekend

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EDC Orlando returns this Nov. 7 through the 9 with three days of lights, bass, fireworks and pure energy at Tinker Field. For University of Miami students, it’s one of the most anticipated road trips...

Nude Project brings Puerto Rican artists to Miami’s Design District

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Under the fluorescent glow of the Miami Design District, creativity pulsed from the walls of the Paradise Plaza Building. The space — usually reserved for sleek storefronts and tourists with designer...
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Gabriel Mena

Gabriel Mena is a journalist who loves covering live events, from concerts to festivals. He’s passionate about storytelling that captures the connection between artists and their fans, bringing the energy of the stage and the excitement of the crowd to every story he tells.

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