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SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 2026


Most Women in Miami are Wearing the Wrong Base Layer, and the Heat is not the Reason
Here is something I have watched happen at least a dozen times at a Brickell brunch: a woman tugs at the side of her dress, shifts in her seat, crosses and uncrosses her arms, and eventually ties a jacket around her waist on a 91-degree day. The outfit looked right. The foundation underneath it did not. And the assumption most people make about why shapewear fails in South Florida is completely wrong. Image by DepositPhotos The myth that heat makes shapewear impossible Talk t
2 days ago


Kristi House Launches Men’s Coalition to Confront Child Sex Abuse and Human Trafficking
As it marks three decades of service, Kristi House, a private, not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization and Miami-Dade County’s only nationally accredited Child Advocacy Center, has launched a men’s leadership initiative aimed at confronting some of the most uncomfortable truths in our community surrounding child sexual abuse and human trafficking. Photo by Sofia Lasheva, Unsplash The newly formed Kristi House Men’s Coalition brings together respected Miami-Dade civic and busin
2 days ago


American Heritage Schools Celebrates Its Class of 2026 for Earning Early College Acceptances to the Nation’s Most Prestigious Universities
American Heritage Schools is proud to announce that the Class of 2026 has reached an extraordinary milestone, securing early acceptances to many of the nation’s most prestigious colleges and universities. A strong commitment to academic and personal exploration drives the senior class to apply through Early Decision programs. American Heritage students begin building a robust academic foundation early on, supported by a balanced approach that fosters both intellectual curi
2 days ago


Miami Living Highlights March Festivals, Tennis, Travel, and Culture in Miami
Miami Living Magazine outlines key March events in Miami, including Carnaval on the Mile, the Miami Open, cultural performances, rare whisky features, wellness insights, and travel escapes to Argentina and Costa Rica.
2 days ago


Miami Children’s Museum Opens Online Silent Auction for Be a Kid Again Gala
Miami Children’s Museum has launched an online silent auction for its Be a Kid Again Gala: Out of This World, offering more than 200 items and open bidding to both gala attendees and the general public until March 7 at 10:30 p.m.
2 days ago


Frost Science Announces Spring Break Hours, Camps and Special Programs in Miami
The Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science in Miami has announced extended spring break hours, a weeklong Spring Camp 2026, and a slate of special programs and events including nightLAB: Forces of Nature and Digging Expeditions paleontology fieldwork experiences.
2 days ago


Chef Thomas Keller’s award winning Bouchon Bistro in Coral Gables will host an Under30 Event on Friday March 6th at 6pm.
This one-night event features classic French bistro dishes, a great selection of wine and signature cocktails and a lively social vibe. The ticket priced at $65 per person includes a Matasanta Mezcal welcome cocktail on arrival and a three-course prix fixe menu. Also available for purchase are Matasanta Mezcal cocktails and magnum pours of wine by the glass—all enjoyed in the courtyard with a live DJ, keeping the energy high all night. Tickets are available via RESY . By M
3 days ago


National Hotel Miami Beach to Host Dog Mom Walk Event
The National Hotel Miami Beach is inviting guests and their dogs to a Dog Mom Walk on Saturday, March 14, 2026. Presented in collaboration with Yum Pup and the Dog Mom Walk community, the gathering combines wellness and oceanfront socializing along the Miami Beach boardwalk. Check-in begins at 10:00 a.m., giving attendees time to socialize and enjoy complimentary coffee during the first hour. Chewy Vet Care will be on-site to host a wellness-focused sniff zone and share expe
3 days ago


The Beat Goes On: Little Jam Fest Celebrates Its Third Year at the University of Miami A Celebration of Music, Community, and Family Connection
On Saturday, May 16, the University of Miami Student Center Complex will transform into a music-filled gathering space for families as Little Jam Fest returns for its third annual celebration. Created by Miami-based children’s music company Jam with Jamie, Little Jam Fest has grown into a recognizable South Florida family event centered around live music, interactive play, and community connection. What began as a vision to bring families together through music has evolved i
3 days ago


Boarding Without The Stress: A Practical Guide To Preparing Your Pet For Time Away
Leaving a pet at a boarding facility can feel stressful for both owner and animal. Dogs and cats thrive on routine, familiar surroundings, and consistent human interaction. A sudden change in environment may trigger anxiety or behavioral changes. Preparation reduces uncertainty and supports a smoother transition. Thoughtful planning before drop-off day helps protect your pet’s health, comfort, and emotional well-being while you are away. Schedule a Pre-Boarding Health Check M
4 days ago


Practical Ways To Storm-Proof Your Property And Reduce Insurance Claims
Severe storms bring heavy rain, high winds, and flying debris that can cause significant property damage. In coastal and storm-prone regions, preparation is a year-round responsibility. Preventive upgrades and routine maintenance reduce the likelihood of costly repairs and insurance claims. Taking action before storm warnings appear also prevents rushed decisions that can lead to overlooked weaknesses. Reinforce the Roof and Exterior Structure The roof often sustains the grea
4 days ago


Florida’s Proposed Cuts to AIDS Drug Program Threaten Patient Care And Public Health
Editor’s note: The state passed an emergency rule on the night of Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2026 enacting cuts to the Florida AIDS Drug Assistance Program. Court challenges are still pending. Thousands of HIV/AIDS patients in Florida could soon lose access to lifesaving medications. Jeff Greenberg/Universal Images Group via Getty Images More than 128,000 Floridians are living with HIV. The state has the second-highest rate of new HIV diagnoses after Georgia, with approximately 4,500
5 days ago


7 Ways Home Care Eases Stress for Family Caregivers
Caring for a close family member at home can be very fulfilling. However, it is often accompanied by emotional and physical fatigue. For some families, the search for solutions is vital to creating equity among all family members so they can balance responsibilities. This is where home care can help by relieving some of the burden a caregiver faces. Families can find comfort and relief thanks to these professionals. Image by DepositPhotos Here are seven ways home care service
5 days ago


Legislative Alert: HB 1001 / SB 1134 and LGBTQ+ Arts Funding in Florida
Florida House Bill 1001 and its Senate companion, SB 1134, titled the “Anti-Diversity in Local Government” bill, are advancing quickly through the Florida Legislature and could reach a full floor vote as early as next week. The legislation would restrict counties and municipalities from funding, promoting, or taking official action related to programming that references sexual orientation or gender identity. If enacted, the bill could affect public-sector grants, municipal pr
5 days ago


Why Impact-Resistant Windows Matter In Harsh Weather Conditions
Extreme weather brings heavy rain and flying debris that can destroy a home in minutes. Standard windows often fail when pressure builds up during a storm - this creates a dangerous situation for everyone inside. Impact-resistant glass stays intact when it cracks under the weight of a heavy object. This layer of safety keeps your family safe during the worst seasons without the need for ugly plywood boards. Image by João Jesus / Pexels The Science Behind Laminated Glass Manuf
6 days ago


Is Miami Still Affordable? Income vs Rent vs Home Prices Breakdown
Miami is one of those places that tricks you at first. The beach is free, the sun is doing the most, and you start thinking, “Okay… I could actually pull this off.” Then you open a rental app. Then you check what a “starter home” costs. Then you look at local salaries and suddenly the vibe changes. So is Miami still affordable, or is it just pretty while your budget slowly panics? In this post, we’re putting the real numbers next to each other: income, rent, and home prices,
Feb 27


Free Heart Screening Event Brings Life-Saving Awareness to West Palm Beach Youth
On February 21, GOLDLAW and Who We Play For (WWPF) came together at the Westgate Parks and Recreation Center in West Palm Beach to host a free youth heart screening event in honor of American HeartMonth. The turnout was a true testament to the community's commitment to protecting its youngest members. Youth ages 10 to 25 received free electrocardiogram (ECG) screenings administered by the Who We Play For team, with each screening taking just five minutes. Paramedics
Feb 27


Vertical Aerospace Debuts Valo Electric Air Taxi in Miami Beach
Vertical Aerospace debuted its electric air taxi, Valo, at The Bass Museum of Art in Collins Park. The Miami Beach event provided the public with a look at the future of advanced air mobility in South Florida. During the two day exhibition, attendees explored the aircraft and met the development team. Vertical Aerospace is collaborating with infrastructure partners to establish flight routes across the region to bypass ground traffic. The first day concluded with a recepti
Feb 27


Florida Power and Light Shares Energy-Saving Tips for Cold Weather
As temperatures drop across the state, Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) is providing customers with strategies to manage energy consumption. Heating a home uses two to three times more energy than cooling, making preparation essential during cold snaps. To manage costs, FPL recommends setting the thermostat to a comfortable level. Customers can save up to 5% on heating costs for every degree the thermostat is set below 68. The company advises against raising the thermosta
Feb 26


CityPlace Doral to Host Bunny Trail Easter Bash Event on March 14
Hop on over to CityPlace Doral ! This Spring, every bunny is welcome to CityPlace Doral as the Center blooms with activities for its Bunny Trail Easter Bash on Saturday, March 14, from 2 to 5 p.m. Photo by Brian Wegman, Unsplash The free event will provide an opportunity for the whole family to enjoy a day of egg-cellent activities at the Fountain Plaza, including an Easter egg trail, live music, arts and crafts, games and activities, free digital photos with the Easter
Feb 25
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