The Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science in Miami will host a Laser Evening in the Frost Planetarium on Friday, June 12, featuring music from several major pop and rock acts. The event will present laser light shows set to songs by ABBA, Lady Gaga and Queen, along with a new Laser Pride program, inside the planetarium’s 67-foot dome. Attendees can purchase tickets online ahead of the show. Admission is priced at $15 per adult and $12 per child ages 4 to 11. Museum members receive a 20% discount on all Laser Evening shows when logged in to their member account. Guests are encouraged to arrive early to purchase refreshments and light snacks in the Main Atrium, available until 10:00 p.m. Onsite parking is offered in the museum garage for a flat rate of $8 starting at 6:00 p.m., with all vehicles required to exit by 12:00 a.m. Each Laser Evening show requires a separate ticket, online sales close one hour before showtime and onsite purchases are available up to 15 minutes before each show. Laser show admission includes laser glasses but does not include museum admission, and museum exhibitions close at 6:00 p.m. Organizers note that laser shows contain bright, flashing lights that may affect visitors with light sensitivity or certain medical conditions. By ML. Photo(s)/Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science

The Miami HEAT will host a 2026 NBA Draft Party at Kaseya Center on June 23, giving fans in Miami a chance to gather for live coverage of the draft and team selections. Fans are invited to attend the event at the arena, where the organization is expected to feature game-night style entertainment as the 2026 NBA Draft unfolds. Supporters can RSVP online for the 2026 NBA Draft Party and secure their place at Kaseya Center. Tickets for the 2026–27 preseason at Kaseya Center are also available through the team’s official partner Ticketmaster, giving fans additional opportunities to see the HEAT ahead of the regular season. By ML. Photo(s)/Miami HEAT By ML. Photo(s)/Miami HEAT

Versace has released a new selection of wardrobe staples that highlight the brand’s signature design codes, offering a focused update to its ready to wear and accessories range. The pieces are now available at Versace boutiques worldwide and through the brand’s official online store, providing customers with access to core items intended to anchor a contemporary wardrobe. Shoppers can explore the latest selection on the official Versace website, where the new staples are presented alongside curated options for women, men and bags. By ML. Photo(s)/Gianni Versace S.r.l.

Miami Children’s Museum in Miami will host its 2026 Explorers Summer Camp from June 8 to July 31, offering weekly sessions focused on nature, culture, performing arts, and innovation for children. The camp features three main themes, Wild Miami: Nature, Food & Discovery, Backstage Pass: Broadway & Beats, and Maker City: Build, Invent & Play. Each theme uses interactive activities to encourage learning and self-expression while introducing campers to local environments, creative performance, and hands-on building projects. Camp runs on weekdays from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm, with before and after care available. Weekly field trips and lunch are included in the program, which is open to ages 5 to 14, while spaces for younger children are limited for the initial session. Families can register online through Miami Children’s Museum for remaining summer 2026 camp openings. By ML. Photo(s)/Miami Children’s Museum

Tiffany & Co. is expanding its environmental efforts in recognition of World Oceans Day, reaffirming a partnership with The Nature Conservancy to support marine conservation around the world. The collaboration focuses on protecting the global ocean and strengthening marine ecosystems, contributing to the broader goal of preserving four billion hectares of ocean by 2030. As part of its Love For Our Oceans initiative, the jeweler has introduced three new limited-edition T Smile by Tiffany cord bracelets. Each design uses REPREVE Our Ocean cords made entirely from ocean-bound plastic, linking the product’s materials to the conservation cause. For every bracelet sold, USD $150 will be donated to The Nature Conservancy in support of its global ocean conservation programs, reinforcing Tiffany & Co.’s longstanding focus on responsible sourcing and environmental stewardship. More information about the initiative is available on Tiffany & Co.’s website. By ML. Photo(s)/Tiffany & Co.

Chanel is spotlighting its BLEU DE CHANEL fragrance line for Father’s Day, presenting a range of aromatic woody scents positioned as gifts that can be matched to different tastes. The collection includes BLEU DE CHANEL L’Exclusif, described as an intense woody, ambery aromatic scent designed in the style of an Extrait de Parfum, along with BLEU DE CHANEL Eau de Parfum, which features cedar and ambery notes and is characterized as a sensual, elegant composition. Chanel is also promoting BLEU DE CHANEL Parfum as an aromatic woody fragrance with powerful notes and an intensely masculine trail, and BLEU DE CHANEL Eau de Toilette as a fresher option with vibrant, exhilarating notes and a luminous finish. Further information on the BLEU DE CHANEL range and other Chanel fragrances is available on the official Chanel site. By ML. Photo(s)/Chanel

Kentucky Derby winner Golden Tempo will face runner-up Renegade again in Saturday’s $2 million Belmont Stakes (G1), highlighting a strong three-year-old field that includes several other Derby alumni. Only a neck separated Golden Tempo and Renegade at the finish of the Kentucky Derby, and the pair will resume their rivalry over the Belmont distance of 1 1/4 miles. Renegade has been installed as the 2-1 morning-line favorite for the rematch, while Golden Tempo is listed at 9-2. Golden Tempo stormed from last place to win the Derby and is considered well suited to the Belmont trip based on his stamina-oriented pedigree. The field’s depth is reinforced by other Kentucky Derby runners, including Chief Wallabee, who finished fourth, Commandment, who finished seventh, and Emerging Market, who finished tenth. Renegade enters the Belmont as the morning-line favorite after capturing the Arkansas Derby (G1) two starts ago and finishing second in the Run for the Roses for Hall of Fame trainer Todd Pletcher. He is expected to settle off the early pace before producing his usual late run under regular jockey Irad Ortiz Jr. By ML. Photo(s)/Churchill Downs

Aventura Mall is spotlighting a new Adidas collection created for the FIFA World Cup 2026, presenting designs that connect global football culture with contemporary style. The collection showcases apparel and accessories intended for wear both on the pitch and in everyday settings, reflecting how football influences fashion and personal expression. Shoppers can explore the range online through Aventura Mall’s feature on the collaboration, which outlines how Adidas is defining World Cup style for fans and players alike. Explore the collection By ML. Photo(s)/Aventura Mall

An upcoming episode of Art Basel’s series Inner Worlds spotlights the collaborative project Warehouse Artefacts, an immersive experience set to premiere at Art Basel 2026 in Basel. The episode features Daft Punk co-founder Thomas Bangalter, Swiss-French artist Julian Charriere, and Berlin-based DJ and producer Rampa as they discuss their joint approach to installation, sound environment, and rave-inspired performance. The trio explains how they draw on political history and underground culture, combining archival recordings, electronic music, and collective experience to shape the new work. Warehouse Artefacts is presented as a hybrid of visual art and club culture, designed to immerse visitors in a layered environment where historical references, sound, and spatial design converge ahead of its full debut at the 2026 edition of Art Basel. You can watch the episode to learn more about the ideas behind Warehouse Artefacts and its development for Art Basel 2026. By ML. Photo(s)/Art Basel

The Bass Museum of Art in Miami Beach has appointed Philippe Vergne as its inaugural artistic director and chief curator, formalizing a new leadership role that combines curatorial oversight with long-term artistic planning. Photo: Joaquim Norte de Sousa Vergne joins The Bass from the Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art in Porto, Portugal, where he served as director for seven years. His previous leadership roles include positions at the Dia Art Foundation, the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) in Los Angeles, and the Walker Art Center, giving him extensive experience at major contemporary art institutions. According to the museum, Vergne will take up his post at a pivotal moment of growth and expansion, bringing a focus on artists and communities as he helps guide The Bass’s exhibitions and programs in the coming years. News of the appointment was shared by executive director Silvia Karman Cubiñá as the museum prepares to welcome Vergne to Miami Beach in October. Additional coverage of the announcement is available online. By ML. Photo(s)/The Bass

Miami-Dade County is urging residents, artists, and cultural organizations to review their emergency plans as the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30, providing a range of tools and guidance to support preparedness before, during, and after storms. County Readiness Guides and Cultural Resources The Miami-Dade County Hurricane Readiness portal and guide consolidates local storm preparation information, including recommended actions before, during, and after a storm, as well as guidance on the activation of evacuation centers. Access the portal for detailed instructions and updates. Residents can also use the Hurricane Door Hanger, a visual tool that helps identify households needing assistance after a storm, which is available to download and print here. For artists and nonprofit arts organizations, the Arts & Business Council of Miami and CERF+ Craft Emergency Relief Fund offer emergency-planning guides and contacts tailored to the cultural sector. Miami-Dade County provides additional cultural preparedness tools, including a hurricane guide for organizations and a countywide resource guide for 2026–2027, available for organizations and as a resource guide. Permanent Tax Exemptions and Planning Tools Florida now offers a permanent sales tax exemption on select hurricane and emergency supplies, including batteries, portable generators, fire extinguishers, tarps, life jackets, insect repellent, and carbon monoxide detectors. A detailed list of qualifying items is available in the Department of Revenue’s Taxpayer Information Publication on the new sales tax exemptions, which can be accessed here. South Arts, in partnership with the Northeast Document Conservation Center, offers the dPlan|ArtsReady tool, which guides arts organizations through creating an all-hazards readiness plan through modules on risk assessment, action items, critical functions, and resource guides. Organizations can learn more about dPlan|ArtsReady here and access a free library of basic emergency-planning resources here. Mobile Alerts, Apps, and Heritage Protection The ReadyMDC mobile application provides Miami-Dade residents and visitors with up-to-the-minute information before, during, and after a hurricane, including preparation checklists, storm surge risk, evacuation center locations, emergency bus pick-up sites, pet guidance, and evacuation assistance details. The app is available on Google Play and the iOS App Store. Residents and visitors can also sign up for Miami-Dade County Alerts, a free system that delivers emergency texts and emails about public safety issues, weather advisories, and recommended protective actions. Enrollment information is available here. For cultural heritage institutions, the Heritage Emergency National Task Force, co-sponsored by the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Smithsonian Institution, offers guidance and support to help protect collections and sites from the effects of natural disasters and other emergencies. More information about the task force and its resources is available here. By ML. Photo(s)/Miami-Dade County

Prada has unveiled a new summer sunglasses collection, featuring men's and women's models that update classic looks with a contemporary approach. In the women's line, the retro charm of classic sunglasses is combined with bold volumes, oversized lines, and sculpted shapes. This creates frames designed to highlight the face and enhance visual presence. Discover the selection. For the men's collection, the brand embraces defined, minimalist geometries that reinterpret traditional frame codes. This results in a distinct, modern style focused on precise lines and balanced proportions. View the models. These new frames join the brand's recent accessory and ready-to-wear releases, reinforcing Prada's commitment to retro-inspired design with modern finishes and a keen attention to structural details. By ML. Photo(s)/Prada