Locations in Miami: Slideshow

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African Heritage Cultural Arts

6161 NW 22nd Ave. Little Haiti/Liberty City

305-638-6771

Community Venues, Sponsor, Slideshow

34 articles
Amelia Earhart Park

401 E. 65th St. Hialeah

305-685-8389

Parks and Outdoors, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow

18 articles
Amerant Bank Arena

1 Panther Parkway Plantation/Sunrise/Tamarac

954-835-8000

Music Venues, Sports and Recreation, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow

Formerly the FLA Live Arena

48 events 205 articles
Aventura Mall

19501 Biscayne Blvd. Aventura/North Miami Beach

305-935-1110

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Bakehouse Art Complex

561 NW 32nd St. Midtown/Wynwood/Design District

305-576-2828

Art Galleries, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow, Readers' Choice

Founded in 1985 in a former bakery, the Bakehouse Art Complex (BAC) is at the heart of Wynwood's artistic soul. It's a one-stop shop of sorts, with galleries, exhibition space and, crucially, partially to fully funded studio space for more than 100 local artists working in a wide range of media. The complex's sprawling grounds also serve as an event venue — and there's always something happening here, from classes to receptions to concerts to fundraisers. On weekdays, visitors are encouraged to check out the studios, galleries, project room, classroom, print room, photo lab, ceramic kiln area, woodworking and welding areas — and to see the work of a host of artists across every imaginable genre. It's impossible to imagine what Wynwood would be like without it.

61 articles
The Barnacle Historic State Park

3485 Main Highway Coconut Grove

305-442-6866

Parks and Outdoors, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow

37 articles
Biltmore Hotel

1200 Anastasia Ave. Coral Gables/S. Miami

305-445-8066

Hotels and Resorts, Historic Landmarks, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow, Readers' Choice

A Miamian who's never been to the Biltmore? For shame. This 1926 landmark is a throwback to the days of Prohibition-era glamour, and a remarkable monument to Miami gone by. With 150 acres as its backyard, this sprawling, majestic hotel is a historical gem. And as any nearly 100-year-old building is apt to do, it has many a tall tale and ghost story attached. From their brilliant high tea to their famous brunch to their enormous pool --there are luxurious surprises behind every corner. And this Coral Gables oasis has lots of corners.

103 articles
C. B. Smith Park

900 N. Flamingo Rd. Pembroke Pines

954-357-5170

Parks and Outdoors, Sponsor, Slideshow

11 articles
Canyon Ranch Hotel & Spa

6801 Collins Ave., Miami Beach Mid/North Beach

305-514-7000

Health, Organic, Specialties, Hotels and Resorts, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow

4 articles
Cinépolis Luxury Cinemas

3015 Grand Ave. Coconut Grove

305-446-6843

Movie Theaters, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow, Readers' Choice

Do you want luxury in one Miami's swankiest areas? Well, Cinépolis Coconut Grove offers reserved seating and a concession full of beer and wine. It also features Sony 4K digital projection, four Premier auditoriums, and a chef-created menu at its bar & lounge. The four Premier auditoriums features oversized leather chairs with attached swivel tray tables. The venue is available for birthday parties and corporate events.

53 articles
Coral Gables Museum

285 Aragon Ave. Coral Gables/S. Miami

305-603-8067

Museums, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow

This lovely architectural gem, an ornate, coral-rock construction, stands as ground zero for the City Beautiful's cultural efforts. The Coral Gables Museum once served as the city's first court, and subsequently held multiple roles before it eventually became a museum. Today, it's complete with a 5,000 square foot plaza that hosts everything from street fairs to canine costume contests. A stone's throw from the Coral Gables Art Cinema, Books & Books and Miracle Mile, its location is ideal, and their range of historical and culturally relevant exhibits are worth an afternoon stroll.

1 event 169 articles
Fair Expo Center

10901 Coral Way Tamiami

305-223-7060

Community Venues, Sponsor, Slideshow

1 event 69 articles
Fontainebleau Miami Beach

4441 Collins Ave., Miami Beach Mid/North Beach

305-538-2000

Hotels and Resorts, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow, Readers' Choice

273 articles
Four Seasons Hotel Miami

1435 Brickell Ave. Brickell

866-215-6641

Hotels and Resorts, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow

25 articles
Gramps

176 NW 24th St. Midtown/Wynwood/Design District

855-732-8992

Bars and Clubs, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow, Readers' Choice, DrinkHere

At its entrance, this Wynwood institution boasts "air conditioning, cold beer, and cocktails." Indeed, those are the basics for a successful Miami bar, but Gramps goes the extra mile and then some — from a robust roster of live music, DJs, and drag bingo to some damn fine pizza and more. Ensconce yourself in the bar area or find a table on the patio. A little bit hipster hang, a little bit dive bar — Gramps is a welcome respite for the beer-and-a-shot crowd and the craft-cocktail maven alike.

38 events 510 articles
Greater Fort Lauderdale Broward County Convention Center

1950 Eisenhower Blvd. Fort Lauderdale

954-765-5900

Community Venues, Sponsor, Slideshow

17 articles
Harold Golen Gallery

2294 NW 2nd Ave. Midtown/Wynwood/Design District

305-989-3359

Art Galleries, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow

If there's one art genre that's consistently entertaining, it's pop-surrealism. From past to present, this branch of creative vision covers everything from magazines and plastic lawn ornaments to tiki mugs to all things pop culture. From nude portraits of Bunny Yeager to movie nights, Harold Golen Gallery has all kinds of offerings - a nice change of pace from your standard gallery set. Whether you want to find a collectible on a miniscule budget or just hang out with other pop culture junkies, this Wynwood spot is your best bet.

9 articles
Historic Alfred I. Dupont Building

169 E. Flagler St. Downtown/Overtown

305-777-1637

Historic Landmarks, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow

When it comes to historical landmarks, Miami ain't Boston. Preserved buildings are few and far between. But we do have a few classic structures that have stood the test of time, and the 1939-built historic Alfred I. Dupont Building in downtown is one of 'em. Its gilded, Moderne facade is Miami's post-Depression era ode to rebirth. There's on-site office space available, and this Art Deco skyscraper also offers a stunning mezzanine for rent as an event space. There's no place else like it in Miami. Trust us.

20 articles
Hyatt Regency Miami

400 SE Second Ave. Central Dade

305-358-1234

Hotels and Resorts, Sponsor, Slideshow

69 articles
Hyde Beach

1701 Collins Ave., Miami Beach South Beach

305-455-2990

Dance Clubs, Bars and Clubs, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow

Time for some real talk: It's damn difficult to mess up a poolside bar in Miami. You're beside a pool. There's a bar. You purchase cocktails, dip your feet into the water, and basically live the American dream as you sip your way to the bottom. How hard can this be, people? Yet an astonishing number of Miami hotels have conspired to ruin this simplest of good things with eye-poppingly overpriced drinks, shoddy service, and pools that are either inaccessibly hip or packed to the gills with sunburned out-of-towners. So props to Hyde Beach for getting it so right. Inside, the bar is decked out like a '70s Brady Bunch rec room, but outside there's 8,000 square feet of pool and beach fun. There are pitchers of mango mojitos ($80) and cucumber watermelon margaritas ($18), or for true backyard ballers, bottles of Moët & Chandon Ice ($475) and vases of sangria made tableside ($200).

6 events 94 articles
James L. Knight Center

400 SE Second Ave. Downtown/Overtown

305-372-4634

Music Venues, Performing Arts Venues, Sponsor, Slideshow

18 events 179 articles
Kimpton Epic Hotel

270 Biscayne Blvd. Way Downtown/Overtown

305-424-5226

Hotels and Resorts, Sponsor, Slideshow

4 events 20 articles
Lincoln Road Mall

Lincoln Rd., Miami Beach South Beach

305-534-9857

Community Venues, Historic Landmarks, Retail, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow, Readers' Choice

1 event 54 articles
Little Haiti Cultural Complex

212-260 NE 59th Terrace Little Haiti/Liberty City

305-960-2969

Community Venues, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow

154 articles
Locust Projects

297 NE 67th St. Little Haiti/Liberty City

305-576-8570

Art Galleries, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow, Readers' Choice

Wynwood owes its art mecca status in large part to Locust Projects. The artist-run nonprofit has become the largest experimental contemporary arts organization in the Southeast. Since their inception, they've presented work from nearly 250 local, national, and international names and more than 125 exhibits. Big numbers. They're all about offering an inviting atmosphere to emerging artists - no snooty gallery attitude involved. If you're into art and you're in Miami - this is one place not to miss.

137 articles
Loews Miami Beach Hotel

1601 Collins Ave., Miami Beach South Beach

305-604-1601

Hotels and Resorts, Sponsor, Menu, Slideshow

57 articles
Magic City Casino

450 NW 37th Ave. Little Havana

305-649-3000

Casinos, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow

This sprawling entertainment complex is within throwing range of the future Marlins Stadium. There is free parking and the on-site security, off-duty police, and venue staff, are highly professional. Gaming, and barroom workers are courteous and helpful. There is a great big room full of Vegas style slots, a poker room with 19 tables, and a dog racing track. There is also an amphitheater for live entertainment by national touring acts, usually classic rockers. There is no smoking indoors, and plenty of food on site, as well as several bars.

168 articles
Matheson Hammock Park

9610 Old Cutler Rd. Coral Gables/S. Miami

305-665-5475

Parks and Outdoors, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow

9 articles
Miami Airport Convention Center

711 NW 72nd Ave. Doral

305-260-8941

Community Venues, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow

74 articles
Miami Beach Bandshell

7275 Collins Ave., Miami Beach Mid/North Beach

305-672-5202

Music Venues, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow

Formerly the North Beach Bandshell.

20 events 376 articles
Miami Beach Convention Center

1901 Convention Center Dr., Miami Beach South Beach

305-673-7311

Community Venues, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow, Readers' Choice

219 articles
Miami Dade College Wolfson Campus

300 NE Second Ave. Downtown/Overtown

305-237-3000

Schools, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow

210 articles
Miami Marine Stadium

3601 Rickenbacker Cswy. Key Biscayne

305-361-3316

Sports and Recreation, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow

Miami Marine Stadium is one of those rare, one-of-a-kind landmarks you'd only find in the 305. This stunning Modernist creation was originally built on Virginia Key as the first purpose-built venue for powerboat racing in the U.S. In the years following, the bayfront Ley Biscayne locale hosted rock stars, presidents, major sporting events and earned itself a place in the history books. Sadly, it fell into disrepair, but the good news is, a restoration plan has been approved and Friends of Miami Marine Stadium are spearheading fundraising and refurbishment efforts. A bright future is ahead for one of Miami's most remarkable assets, and we can't wait for the final product.

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