A.C.’s Icees Founder Remains a Coconut Grove Legend at 80
At 80, the legendary founder of A.C.’s Icees in Coconut Grove is still serving frozen lemonade to generations…
40 Old-School Miami Restaurants Locals Grew Up With
Not the prettiest sushi, but the tastiest? For sure Coconut Grove Akashi Japanese Restaurant: Does this spot serve…
How Cumbia Is Reclaiming Miami’s Dance Floors
Cumbia is often something you hear before you know its name. It arrives early, at family parties, backyard…
Beloved Coconut Grove Convenience Store Closes After 30 Years
Beloved Coconut Grove convenience store Grand 7th has closed after 30 years as a family-owned business to make…
Florida Saturday School Teaches Black History Amid Curriculum Changes
Dr. Tameka Hobbs spearheads the AARLCC’s Black History Saturday School CommuniVersity Series. Photo by K. Amey During the…
10 Bygone Miami Music Venues We Miss The Most
Downtown venues Grand Central hosted shows by Ladytron, Of Montreal, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, and others. Grand Central…
Rare National Archives Documents Heading to Miami History Museum
HistoryMiami is part of an elite group of museums chosen for the National Archives’ Freedom Plane National Tour.…
8 Old-School Red-Sauce Italian Joints in Miami
Miami has no shortage of great Italian restaurants with white tablecloths, truffle shavings, and pastas that cost as…
25 Greatest Miami Restaurants of the Past 25 Years
At the turn of the millennium, Miami’s dining scene was on the brink of transformation. The 1990s had…
Drive-Thru Coffee Window Is Fort Lauderdale’s Best-Kept Secret
Not much has changed since Expresso Coffee opened in 1992. The old Dairy Queen building it calls home…
Gramps Owner Looks Back Ahead of Venue’s Closure
For 13 years, Gramps championed its role as a local cultural anchor, proving ground for Miami’s wildest, weirdest,…
2010s Social Media Posts Show the Wynwood We Used to Know
The Miami that emerged out of the 2008 financial crisis would be unrecognizable to most of us today.…