Miami Living Magazine has released a new roundup of May highlights, covering major events, new dining options, cultural figures, travel recommendations, and health insights for readers in and around Miami. Events and Miami Grand Prix Guide The publication offers an events guide for Miami in May, featuring the Cadillac Championship, the Hyundai Air & Sea Show, and the American Black Film Festival. It also presents a dedicated Miami Grand Prix Formula 1 guide that outlines the drivers, ticket options, and key race-weekend activities, along with a selection of ultra-luxury experiences for fans seeking premium access. New Dining Spots and Culinary Experiences In dining coverage, Miami Living spotlights Leonardo, a new Italian restaurant in Miami that centers its concept on music, art, and design, and notes that The Wagyu Bar has reopened in a larger Coral Gables location on Le Jeune Road, expanding both its space and menu. The magazine previews a Michelin-starred culinary weekend taking place this July at The Cove Eleuthera in the Bahamas, about an hour from Miami by air, bringing together acclaimed chefs for a multi-day dining program. The issue also examines the growth of organic food in the United States, explaining how the category moved into the mainstream yet still accounts for a limited share of overall consumption and what changes may be needed to shift buying habits. Profiles, Arts, and Culture Among its people features, Miami Living includes an interview with actress Bailey Tippen on her career and her portrayal of Sylvia in Tyler Perry’s series "Beauty in Black," as well as a conversation with Rosalee Mayeux, whose comedy-based healing sessions appear at select Miami venues and blend storytelling with wellness. The newsletter notes the music community’s remembrance of conductor Michael Tilson Thomas, who died at 81 and is credited with shaping generations of musicians with an influence that extended to Miami and beyond. In an arts and collecting segment, the magazine highlights ten contemporary artists, including Daniel Arsham, Refik Anadol, Yayoi Kusama, and Jeff Koons, who are presented as longer-term art investment options for Miami residences. Travel, Health, and Magazine Picks For travelers heading to New York, Miami Living recommends The Peninsula New York on Fifth Avenue for its central Midtown setting and traditional luxury, and reports that Rosewood Hotels & Resorts has introduced summer offers across its Caribbean and Atlantic properties aimed at warm-weather, experience-focused stays. Health coverage features commentary from Michael I. Goran, Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Southern California, who clarifies recent dietary guidance and outlines practical steps to support heart health, and from Emma Fenske of Oregon Health & Science University, who discusses addiction recovery with an emphasis on the brain’s role beyond short-term detox. The newsletter further points readers to the latest print edition, which includes a closer look at Ryan Gosling’s film adaptation of "Project Hail Mary," described as one of the year’s notable box office releases, and a profile of designer Sonya Winner, whose London-based studio is known for vibrant statement rugs that evolved from an early career in graphic design and photography. Readers can explore more coverage on the Miami Living website including detailed guides to events, travel, and culture. By ML. Photo(s)/Miami Living Magazine

On May 4, 2026, in recognition of International Firefighters’ Day, the GOLDLAW team visited several fire stations across Riviera Beach and West Palm Beach to honor local first responders for their dedicated service. The initiative was led by founder Craig M. Goldenfarb, Esq., and included stops at: Riviera Beach Fire Rescue: Stations 87 and 88. West Palm Beach Fire Department: Stations 1 and 3. The "Sweet Justice" Initiative During the visits, the firm distributed free ice cream, ice pops, and branded swag to approximately 71 firefighters and emergency personnel. The outreach was facilitated by GOLDLAW’s “Sweet Justice” ice cream truck, a year-round community program. The "Sweet Justice" truck—named through a community-wide contest—is a mobile outreach unit designed to bring complimentary frozen treats to: Nonprofit events and local organizations. First responders and emergency personnel. Community gatherings throughout Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast. Commitment to Community Safety The visits serve as a hands-on way for the personal injury firm to recognize the critical role first responders play in maintaining community safety. By bringing the "Sweet Justice" truck directly to the stations, GOLDLAW continues its tradition of active community engagement and gratitude for those on the front lines. For more information on the "Sweet Justice" initiative or to request the truck for a local event, visit the official GOLDLAW website. By ML Staff.

Signor Sassi in Hallandale Beach will offer lunch and dinner service on Sunday, May 10 for Mother’s Day, inviting guests to mark the occasion with Italian cuisine in a polished dining room. The restaurant will feature an à la carte menu of classic Italian dishes, including signature pastas, seafood options and other house specialties served in a high energy setting. Families can choose a relaxed afternoon meal or a festive evening celebration while honoring mothers and mother figures at the new Hallandale Beach destination. By ML. Photo(s)/Signor Sassi

Prada has launched a dedicated online selection of women’s items positioned as gift options for Mother’s Day, focusing on accessories and ready-to-wear pieces from its current collections. The brand is directing customers to a Mother’s Day collection that features a curated range of products, including multiple bag and accessory styles highlighted in the campaign. Alongside the gift edit, Prada is promoting its latest arrivals through separate sections for women’s new in and men’s new in, accessible through its website. By ML. Photo(s)/Prada

A series of major art exhibitions opens across the United States and Europe in early May 2026, with institutions highlighting historic masters, government art programs and contemporary practice. On May 2, the Blanton Museum of Art in Austin, Texas, debuts the exhibition Art in Every Corner: The Works Progress Administration (1935–1943), which surveys artworks produced under the New Deal–era federal arts program. Also opening on May 2, the National Gallery in London presents a focused show on Francisco de Zurbarán, featuring works such as “Agnus Dei,” while the Legion of Honor in San Francisco launches The Etruscans: From the Heart of Ancient Italy, and the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. unveils Falls: Mist and Majesty, a thematic exhibition centered on waterfalls in art. In Pittsburgh, the 59th Carnegie International, titled “the day is a circle and the word we,” opens at the Carnegie Museum of Art on May 2, followed by a series of European and American openings including a Hilma af Klint survey at the Grand Palais in Paris on May 5, “Marina Abramović: Transforming Energy” at the Gallerie dell’Accademia in Venice and “Chris Huen Sin Kan Wong: Interiors” at Palazzo Tiepolo Passi on May 6, and a Lee Ufan exhibition at Dia Beacon in New York on May 8. By ML. Photo(s)/Sotheby’s

Miami Children’s Museum has announced details for its 2026 Explorers Summer Camp, which will run from June 8 to July 31 and offer weekly programming for children ages 3 to 14. The camp will feature three rotating themes, Wild Miami: Discovery & Nature, Backstage Pass: Broadway & Beats, and Maker City: Build, Invent & Play, giving participants opportunities to explore local nature, culture, performing arts, and STEAM-focused innovation through structured, interactive activities. Camp hours are scheduled 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 designed to support learning, creativity, and social development throughout the summer at Miami Children’s Museum Families can register online for the 2026 Explorers Summer Camp and review additional details on session themes and availability. By ML. Photo(s)/Miami Children’s Museum

Chanel has introduced an online Gift Finder tool designed to help shoppers select Mother’s Day presents across its fragrance, beauty, fashion and jewelry lines. The digital feature guides uses through a brief selection process to match preferences and price points, offering curated suggestions intended to help customers identify gifts quickly. The Gift Finder is available on the Chanel website and highlights options such as fragrance, makeup, skincare, watches and both fine and high jewelry. By ML. Photo(s)/CHANEL

Golden Tempo delivered a landmark win in the 152nd Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on Saturday, May 1, 2027, giving trainer Cherie DeVaux a historic first victory in the classic. DeVaux became the first female trainer to win the Kentucky Derby when Golden Tempo rallied from last place to narrowly defeat Renegade in the Grade 1 race. The late-running performance capped the 152nd edition of the Derby and marked a career-defining moment for both trainer and horse. Fans can watch the full race replay on the Kentucky Derby website to see Golden Tempo’s closing run and the stretch duel with Renegade. Churchill Downs has opened sales for select reserved seating options for the 153rd Kentucky Derby, with additional early release tickets scheduled to become available in June. Fans are encouraged to monitor official channels for updates on 2027 ticket release dates and purchasing details. By ML. Photo(s)/Churchill Downs

New World Symphony has concluded its 2025–26 season with a concert honoring co-founders Michael Tilson Thomas and Lin Arison, while also unveiling key programs for its 2026–27 subscription season in Miami. The season finale at the Frank Gehry-designed New World Center featured Stéphane Denève, pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet and the New World Symphony Fellows in a French-American program of Gershwin and Bernstein. Works included “I Got Rhythm,” led by NWS Conducting Fellow Ziwei Ma, and “An American in Paris,” presented with the venue’s immersive technology and architecture. South Florida Classical Review called the concert “a fitting tribute to Michael Tilson Thomas, a seminal artist whose legacy through the New World Fellows, past and present, will be felt for decades to come.” Looking ahead to 2026–27, New World Symphony plans a season that includes Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, with Denève conducting “Ode to Joy” at New World Center, Mozart’s Requiem led by Stephanie Childress in Downtown Miami, Prokofiev’s Violin Concertos Nos. 1 and 2 with soloist James Ehnes, Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos with Baroque specialist Jeannette Sorrell, and Mahler’s First Symphony paired with Gabriela Montero performing Shostakovich’s Piano Concerto No. 1. Select performances from the 2025–26 season are now available to stream for free on NWS Inside and additional event information is listed on the orchestra’s official site. By ML. Photo(s)/New World Symphony

The Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science in Miami will celebrate its ninth anniversary with a special Laser Evening in the Frost Planetarium on Friday, May 8. The event will feature a new "K-Pop: Demon Hunters" laser show alongside fan-favorite programs themed to artists such as Red Hot Chili Peppers, Daft Punk, and Bad Bunny, presented with immersive visuals under the museum’s 67-foot dome. Standard tickets are priced at $15 for adults and $12 for children ages 4 to 11, with museum members receiving a 20% discount on all Laser Evening shows when logged into their member accounts. Guests are encouraged to arrive early to purchase refreshments and light snacks in the Main Atrium, which will be available until 10:00 p.m., and onsite parking will be offered in the museum garage for a flat rate starting at 6:00 p.m. For event details, visit the Laser Evening page or buy tickets online. By ML. Photo(s)/Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science

Aman has expanded its Aman Essentials line with the Nourishing Pathways collection, a series of hydration-focused body care products designed to recreate a spa-style ritual at home. Described as a sequence of replenishing steps, the Nourishing Pathways routine features oils, balms and botanical extracts that absorb into the skin to restore moisture. The formulas are presented in rich textures that protect the skin’s surface while lighter, fluid elements target deeper hydration. Key products in the range include the Nourishing Jade Scrub & Soak, the Nourishing Golden Body Serum and the Nourishing Discovery Set, which offers a curated introduction to the line for use in a home spa setting. The full Nourishing Pathways collection is available through Aman Essentials online. By ML. Photo(s)/Aman

Art Basel has published a new set of recommendations spotlighting exhibitions that run alongside the Venice Biennale and across the broader spring art season, focusing on shows staged in palazzi, industrial venues, and other notable sites beyond the central Giardini and Arsenale. The selection includes an in depth feature on Yto Barrada’s installation at the Venice Biennale by writer Emily LaBarge, a survey of standout spring exhibitions from the UBS Art Collection, and a profile of designer Dries Van Noten’s role in Venice’s emerging cultural scene by Mahoro Seward. Further coverage examines curator Koyo Kouoh’s Venice exhibition and the importance of art schools, the preservation and market for Land Art, and the reception of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s new building, culminating in an announcement that Laurie Anderson, Arthur Jafa, and Barbara Kruger will lead the 2026 Art Basel Awards. Readers can explore these features and the full list of recommended shows on Art Basel’s website for exhibition details and related programming. By ML. Photo(s)/Art Basel