Team USA made the trek from Italy to Miami, gold medals in tow, to celebrate their victory at the 2026 Winter Olympics. World Red Eye caught up with them as they partied at Cote and E11even.
Locals had their own reasons to celebrate, with the opening of the Museum of Graffiti Artist Studios in Wynwood, an intimate brunch hosted by David Burtka and Neil Patrick Harris in the Design District, and an appearance by Hugel at Palm Tree Club.
Here are some more of the celebrity sightings you might’ve missed around town recently.
The U.S. men’s hockey team dined like champs at Cote Korean Steakhouse after bringing home the gold.
Jack Hughes, Dylan Larkin, Brady Tkachuk, and Auston Matthews
It was “work hard, play hard” for the U.S. men’s hockey team as they celebrated Olympic gold at E11even Miami.
Nancy Bernstein, Bryanna Kallman, Julie Bernstein, and Susan Cohen
The Bass Museum of Art hosted its Third Annual Golf Classic: Swing with Bling at the Miami Beach Golf Club.
Alan Ket, Jessica Srebnick, and Stav Farache
This new creative space, adjacent to the Museum, provides a home for working artist studios that are open to the public six days a week, offering visitors a rare opportunity to engage directly with artists as they create fine art.
Dawn Feinberg and Arlene Chaplin
Peace, Love, Yoga Presented by Veuve du Vernay: A Soulful Yoga Experience offered festival-goers a calming counterpoint to the high-energy South Beach Wine & Food Festival® festivities.
Hugel
Hugel turned up the heat at Palm Tree Club Miami.
Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka
David Burtka and Neil Patrick Harris hosted an intimate Coffee & Brunch at Jungle Plaza, blending flavor, conversation, and wellness as part of the Miami Design District Event Series.
Linda and Kevin O’Leary
Faena Rose transformed the Theater into another world for a one-night-only members’ experience featuring the legendary Teatro alla Scala of Milan, founded in 1778 and long regarded as the heart of Italian opera. Guests lingered for an intimate conversation exploring the theater’s cultural legacy, from historic opera and ballet premieres to its lasting influence on Italy’s artistic identity.
Sacha Lichine and Martha Stewart
Culinary icon Martha Stewart and wine visionary Sacha Lichine hosted an unforgettable lunch at Joe’s Stone Crab.