The Mainland Is Hip Now!- Wynwood (Neighborhood, Sights)

I’ve gotten a little behind on some posts recently (for the x-th time). How I tend to keep track of outstanding blog posts is going through pictures on my phone and making a mental list of worthy restaurants, sights, events, etc. that I haven’t written about yet. I noticed a lot of pics from trips […]

Let the pictures speak for themselves- Chihuly Garden and Glass (Seattle, Sights)

On my arrival to Seattle I walked from the King Street Amtrak Station to my friend’s office in downtown (about a 20 minute walk). We had lunch at Japonessa, which I would highly recommend. They have happy hour every day from opening until 6:30 PM (and then 10:00 PM to close). During that time their sushi rolls are […]

PHOTO POST: A small taste of the art, party, and culture “feast/beast” that is Art Basel (Events, December)

This is going to be a hybrid photo post/blog post, but I am calling it a photo blog to let myself off the hook and not go super in-depth and detailed on the beast that is Art Basel. Partially that’s because I’m hardly an expert (as I will explain in a sec) and it’s pretty […]

PHOTO POST: Miami International Auto Show (Events, November)

This is mostly going to be a photo blog post, but you can check out more info about the Miami International Auto Show from last year’s post. This year my little brother and I continued the tradition and visited again. A few highlights I will share this year are: I can’t remember if Maserati had […]

An appropriately “Miami”, classical rave- PULSE at the New World Symphony (concert, Events, Sights)

I had an awesome opportunity a few weekends ago to attend New World Symphony’s PULSE event through work, as well as a cocktail reception on New World’s roof before PULSE. I had been to the New World Symphony once before, but for a TEDx event. I hadn’t been to one of the Symphony’s performances or […]

Finding some quiet and seclusion outdoors in Miami- Cauley Square Historic Railroad Village (Sights)

So I started this post awhile ago (try a month to the day) and am long overdue to finish it (along with some over posts), but I will keep the time references of the original draft- Last Saturday I came across a time lapse video of Norway. To state it mildly, it’s pretty freaking incredible! […]

An incredible building and artwork on Miami’s front door- Perez Art Museum of Miami (Sights)

This post is insanely overdue. The Perez Art Museum of Miami, better known as PAMM, has been the talk of the town since it opened in December (2013). With the holidays I didn’t visit when it first opened, but the delay after that was just a failure on my part. My first time visiting PAMM […]

Legal Art Miami- NOW CALLED CANNONBALL (Organization)

Legal Art is now called Cannonball (link to the Legal Art website below redirects) Every so often I’ll have a post where I lament how little I talk about organizations and volunteer opportunities in Miami. That’s because it was definitely one of my major goals when I started this blog to talk about that along […]

Art, Booze, and Food = Great Happy Hour/Chill Hangout Spot- Wynwood Kitchen and Bar

Is that enough nouns and adjectives in the title for ya? I think it’s appropriate though for how much I enjoy this place. I’ve been to Wynwood Kitchen and Bar a lot of times for work Happy Hours and when Wood Tavern has gotten busy across the street (also have to do a review on […]

CLOSED: Simple and Fresh Food in a Hidden Artist Village- Iron Side Cafe (Upper Eastside)

This cafe is now closed, however there is a new place called Ironside Pizza, which is in the same space. It not only has gluten-free pizza, but I really like what they have done with the space! Today I was reading Miami.com (scanning the Restaurants and See & Do sections like I usually do) and […]