Miami will once again become the center of the global electronic music scene when Miami Music Week returns from March 24 to March 29. The citywide program brings together festivals, conferences, club shows and pool parties across multiple venues in Miami and Miami Beach. "The Motto" w/ AvaMax Out Now !/courtesy of Tiesto About the Miami Music Week Miami Music Week is an annual electronic music event held across Miami and Miami Beach. The week features festivals, club shows, pool parties and industry events with DJs and producers from around the world. It typically ends with Ultra Music Festival at Bayfront Park, while other events take place across clubs, hotels and venues throughout the city. Dates and main events Miami Music Week runs from March 24 through March 29 and includes hundreds of electronic music events across the city. The week features several flagship programs that anchor the schedule. Among the main events listed are: Ultra Music Festival  – March 27 to March 29 at Bayfront Park RESISTANCE Miami Music Week  – March 25 to March 29 at M2 nightclub Winter Music Conference  – March 25 to March 26 at the Kimpton Epic Hotel In addition to these headline events, dozens of sanctioned parties and independent shows take place in clubs, hotels, rooftops and boats across the city. Locations across Miami Unlike a single festival site, Miami Music Week operates as a network of events spread across multiple neighborhoods and venues. The official event listings show gatherings at places such as: Bayfront Park in downtown Miami M2 nightclub in South Beach Kimpton Epic Hotel in downtown Epic Hotel pool for daytime parties 1-800-LUCKY in Wynwood Boat venues like the South Beach Lady cruise Each event has its own venue entry rules and age requirements, with many nightlife shows restricted to guests aged 21 or older. Tickets and access You can purchase tickets for the Miami Music Week through the official website or via Stubhub. Here are the following available tickets to buy: Miami Music Week - All Access Pass Buy Tickets 2026 Miami Music Week - Invader Pass Buy Tickets Miami Music Week - 30+ Hour Closing Party Buy Tickets Scale of the Week Across the six days, Miami Music Week typically includes: 200+ events hundreds of DJs and producers venues across Downtown Miami, Wynwood, South Beach and Little Haiti . Major genres represented include: house techno trance bass music drum & bass Day-by-Day Lineup Schedule (March 24–29) Tuesday — March 24 Key events Beatport Live Pool Party x Mood Child (Epic Hotel Pool) Experts Only takeover at Club Space Artists performing John Summit Prospa Layton Giordani Torren Foot 1991 Bad Boombox Adam de Great Highlights The opening day focuses heavily on pool parties and club takeovers . John Summit’s Experts Only  event runs roughly 21 hours across multiple rooms at Club Space , kicking off the week’s programming. Wednesday — March 25 Key events Winter Music Conference (Day 1) Balance Miami at 1-800-LUCKY Factory Town Music Week opening night RESISTANCE Miami opening Artists performing Eric Prydz Joris Voorn Adriatique Archie Hamilton Alejo ATRIP Adrián Mills Highlights First major industry networking day  with panels and sanctioned parties tied to the conference. Thursday — March 26 Key events Winter Music Conference (Day 2) Factory Town Music Week (Day 2) multiple label showcases across Wynwood and Miami Beach Artists performing Adam Beyer Amelie Lens Sara Landry Boris Brejcha Argy Mind Against Highlights Techno and house shows dominate the schedule across warehouse venues and after-hours events. Friday — March 27 Key events Ultra Music Festival (Day 1) RESISTANCE Miami shows Factory Town Music Week Artists performing Hardwell Alesso Dom Dolla Mau P Vintage Culture Amelie Lens Eric Prydz Highlights Ultra opens at Bayfront Park , marking the start of the festival weekend. Saturday — March 28 Key events Ultra Music Festival (Day 2) Factory Town Music Week club events across Wynwood and Miami Beach Artists performing Armin van Buuren Carl Cox Skrillex Above & Beyond John Summit ISOxo Highlights One of the busiest days of the week with festival stages, warehouse raves and pool parties running simultaneously . Sunday — March 29 Key events Ultra Music Festival (Day 3) Glitterbox Miami party Factory Town closing events Artists performing Tiësto Major Lazer Aline Rocha Derrick Carter Natasha Diggs Skream Gerd Janson Highlights Ultra closes the week with final performances at Bayfront Park while house and disco events continue across Miami Beach venues. Parking and transportation Parking availability varies depending on the venue. Large festival locations such as Bayfront Park typically rely on surrounding downtown garages and public transportation. Because events are spread across Miami and Miami Beach, many attendees move between venues using rideshare services or public transit during the week. Visitors are encouraged to check the venue information attached to each event listing for directions and transportation details. What attendees should know before going Entry rules vary depending on the venue, but several general guidelines apply to many Miami Music Week events. Attendees should bring: Government-issued ID Digital or printed ticket Phone and essential personal items Many festivals and venues also conduct security checks before entry. Security screenings and bag inspections are common for large events. Festival organizers may deny entry to anyone violating event rules or security policies. What you can bring Permitted items at large festival events often include: Cell phones Sunglasses and hats Earplugs Small clutch bags Clear plastic bags or hydration packs Non-professional cameras Some venues also allow sealed sunscreen, feminine products and prescription medication in original containers. What you cannot bring Prohibited items at major festival venues typically include: Illegal substances Weapons of any kind Outside food or drinks Large backpacks Fireworks or flammable items Professional cameras and recording equipment Drones and large poles Bicycles, scooters or similar vehicles Security staff may also prohibit additional items depending on the venue. Bag and security policies Many events enforce a clear bag policy to speed up entry and improve safety. Acceptable bags often include clear plastic bags, small clutches or waist packs. Festivalgoers may be subject to bag inspections and security searches before entering the venue. Re-entry may not always be permitted once someone leaves the event area. What to avoid Organizers advise attendees to avoid purchasing tickets from unofficial sellers and to verify event details through official pages. Guests should also plan transportation in advance and check age restrictions for specific venues, since many nightlife events require attendees to be 21 or older. Planning the week Because hundreds of events take place across the city, many attendees build a personal schedule and move between pool parties, club shows and festival stages throughout the week. The official website allows users to browse artists, venues and organizers while building a customized itinerary of shows they plan to attend. With events running nearly nonstop for six days, Miami Music Week continues to serve as one of the largest annual gatherings in the global electronic music scene. By ML Staff/Photos courtesy by Miami Music Week official website

American Heritage Schools , the top-ranked Private K-12 School in Florida according to  Niche , is proud to announce that  26 students from the Class of 2026   (15 from the  Broward Campus  and 11 from the  Palm Beach Campus ) have been named semifinalists for the  U.S. Presidential Scholars Program,  one of the nation’s most prestigious honors for high school seniors.   American Heritage Schools celebrates the remarkable achievements of these students and their dedication to excellence. American Heritage Schools is  #1 in Florida  for the highest number of  U.S. Presidential Scholar candidates . American Heritage Schools is the  #3 private school in the nation  with the most Presidential Scholar candidates. The two campuses of American Heritage Schools account for 13% of all Presidential Scholar candidates in the state of Florida.   “Earning a spot as a Presidential Scholar candidate is a remarkable achievement that speaks to the consistent academic rigor and character of our students. We are proud to see the Class of 2026 uphold our tradition of excellence, proving once again that our graduates are prepared to lead at the highest national levels,” said Dr. Doug Laurie, president of American Heritage Schools.”   Established in 1964 by executive order of the President, this program recognizes students for outstanding academic achievement, artistic excellence, leadership, and commitment to service. Each year, approximately 500 students are selected as semifinalists from across the country. From this group, the White House Commission on Presidential Scholars will select 161 exceptional students to receive the U.S. Presidential Scholar Medallion, the highest scholastic honor awarded by the U.S. government.   Scholars are chosen based on their academic records, essays, school evaluations, community service, and leadership. Those selected will be invited to Washington, D.C., in June for a national recognition program, which includes a series of events and the official medallion presentation during a White House-sponsored ceremony.   The students from American Heritage Schools who have been named 2026 U.S. Presidential Scholars Candidates are: Broward Campus: Aaron Alter, Parkland Daniel Cai, Weston  Zayn Charania, Weston Lindsey Cheng, Coral Springs  Samuel Danzig, Davie  Ishika Gadani, Parkland  Anisha Garg, Miramar  Alexey Guydouk, Plantation  Kaitlyn Lee, Sunrise  Yechang Liu, Weston Rishitha Marri, Weston  Kelsey Montgomery, Plantation Henry Nathanson, Plantation  Darsh Patel, Parkland Elizabeth Xiao, Weston Palm Beach Campus: Kersh Besharat, Palm Beach Gardens Omar Dahabra, Boca Raton Ziping Dai, Delray Beach  Siyuan Du, Boca Raton Joseph Levenston, Boca Raton Michael Mikati, Palm Beach Gardens  Ryan Rohit, Delray Beach Sonya Singh, Delray Beach  Daniela Staton, Delray Beach  Rishan Thangaraj, Wellington  Cole Zuckerman, Boynton Beach For more information about the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program and American Heritage Schools, please visit:  www.ahschool.com/presidential-scholars . By ML Staff. Content/image courtesy of American Heritage Shcools.

Glass & Vine will host its second Comedy Night on April 6, adding another evening event to Coconut Grove’s social calendar. The restaurant, located in Peacock Park, will offer an outdoor setting where guests can enjoy drinks and live entertainment. The event will feature a stand-up performance by Carlos Hernandez, one of the local comedy scene’s regular performers. Guests can expect a casual format with cocktails, wine specials, and open seating on the terrace. The event is positioned as a post-dinner option for those looking to extend their evening in the Grove. Tickets are priced at $35 and the event runs from 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM. More information and reservations are available via the Event Details and Tickets link.  By ML Staff. Photos/Glass & Vine

Spring in Miami Beach has its own kind of energy, and this year, Pride season opens with something worth showing up for. On April 2, Lincoln Road transforms into the setting for Pride On The Road : a brand new, free public event at the Euclid Oval that picks up right where the 5:30 p.m. Progress Pride Flag Raising at City Hall leaves off. Raphael Renter / Unsplash From 6:30 to 9 p.m., the iconic pedestrian stretch becomes a gathering place in the truest sense. Miami's beloved Spam Allstars headline this evening's live entertainment, while illustrator Brett Olivieri transforms a large-scale work into a collaborative paint-by-number installation. Miami-based artist Camilo Rojas debuts a Pride-themed installation featuring a neon piece reading "You Are Love"  , alongside arches painted in Pride colors, a striking and photo-ready moment rooted in his ongoing exploration of love, identity and connection. A strong presence of local LGBTQ+ organizations will also be on-site throughout the evening, offering resources and connecting directly with the community. Complimentary light bites and a cash bar round out the night. This captures exactly what a night like this is meant to feel like; it's the kind of evening Lincoln Road was made for. Click here  to learn more.  Euclid Oval, 660 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach | April 2, 6:30–9 p.m. | Free By ML Staff. Photos: Pride On The Road.

When Formula 1 returns to Miami May 1-3, the destination doesn’t just host a race—it transforms into a high-octane cultural moment. Brian McCall / Unsplash From the roar of engines at Hard Rock Stadium to champagne-fueled afternoons in South Beach and late nights in Wynwood, the Miami Grand Prix  is as much about lifestyle as it is about sport. Across Greater Miami and Miami Beach , the weekend unfolds as a seamless blend of adrenaline, luxury and nonstop celebration—where every hotel, restaurant and rooftop becomes part of the spectacle. The Destination Becomes the Circuit While the official race takes place in Miami Gardens, the energy radiates outward, turning the entire destination into an extension of the track. On Lincoln Road , eight blocks of pedestrian-only promenade come alive with art, shopping and open-air dining, offering a front-row seat to the destination’s social scene. In Wynwood, Miami’s creative heart beats louder than ever, with immersive fan activations and music-driven gatherings taking over the streets. For those looking to go deeper into the world of Formula 1, curated F1 Experiences  packages unlock insider access—from paddock tours and pit lane walks to exclusive hospitality lounges and driver appearances—bringing fans closer than ever to the sport’s inner circle. The festivities begin well before race day. In South Beach, the Williams Racing Fan Experience  offers an up-close look at the sport, complete with a show car, simulators and appearances from key team figures. Over in Wynwood, the Racing Fan Fest delivers a free, high-energy environment filled with DJs, food pop-ups and interactive activations. Trackside, the Hard Rock Beach Club  blurs the line between sporting event and music festival, pairing world-class DJs and live performances with sweeping views of the circuit. Where to Stay Choosing where to stay is part of the experience—and in Miami, every neighborhood offers a distinct vibe. For those who want to be in the center of the action, The Goodtime Hotel  captures the spirit of the weekend with poolside parties at Strawberry Moon and curated race packages designed for both energy and recovery. Nearby, The Gates Hotel South Beach  and Cadillac Hotel & Beach Club  offer a more relaxed take, pairing waterfront views with easy access to the destination’s buzz. Travelers seeking something more intimate will find it at The Betsy , a Michelin Key property where art, literature and live jazz create a refined escape, or at Balfour Miami Beach , a boutique retreat tucked into the South of Fifth neighborhood. In Wynwood, Arlo Wynwood  places guests in the heart of Miami’s cultural scene, surrounded by galleries, street art and nightlife, while Downtown’s The Elser Hotel & Residences  delivers a high-rise luxury experience complete with expansive bay views and race watch parties on a sprawling rooftop deck. Meanwhile, Brickell’s Novotel Miami Brickell  offers a sleek, social atmosphere where race-day screenings meet skyline views. And for those prioritizing proximity to the track, Aventura provides convenient access via Brightline and dedicated shuttle service. Where to Dine Miami’s dining scene shifts into overdrive for Grand Prix weekend, offering everything from quick bites between events to indulgent, late-night experiences. In Miami Beach, Uchiko  and Uchi  bring a refined, modern take on Japanese cuisine, while Donatella Restaurant  and Donna Mare Italian Chophouse  channel the elegance of coastal Italy with handmade pastas, fresh seafood and lively atmospheres. For something more casual, Kung Fu Chicken  delivers bold Asian street food flavors, and Strawberry Moon  keeps the energy high with all-day dining and signature cocktails. Hidden gems like The Alley  offer a quieter moment with Roman-style pizza in a tucked-away courtyard, while LT South Beach  blends elevated American cuisine with live music and Ocean Drive views. In Wynwood and Brickell, the scene turns more nightlife-driven. Delilah Miami  pairs fine dining with live entertainment in a glamorous supper club setting, while R House Wynwood  brings high-energy performances and a vibrant, inclusive atmosphere. For those looking to keep the party going, THRōW Social® Miami  offers an expansive indoor-outdoor playground complete with DJs, games and VIP cabanas. Rooftop venues like Vista at Novotel Brickell and ART Wynwood  provide prime vantage points for race viewing and sunset cocktails, while neighborhood favorites like Wyn Wyn  deliver globally inspired comfort food in a lively, community-driven setting. Beyond the city core, Da Angelino Cucina Italiana  in Coconut Grove and Mottai  in Coral Gables offer more refined, destination-worthy dining experiences for those looking to slow the pace—if only for a moment. Getting Around Between laps, Miami offers endless ways to explore. Navigating the destination during Grand Prix weekend is easier than expected. Services like Freebee , a complimentary electric ride program, make it simple to move between neighborhoods, while Brightline  connections and shuttle services streamline access to the race itself.  The weekend offers a destination-defining moment where sport meets style, global energy meets local flavor and every experience becomes part of a celebration that continues long after the checkered flag falls. By ML Staff.

The first semifinal spots at the Miami Open were decided Tuesday, with Coco Gauff and Karolina Muchova advancing in the women’s draw while a series of upsets highlighted the men’s Round of 16. Gauff secured her first semifinal appearance in Miami with a 6-3, 1-6, 6-3 win over Belinda Bencic. Muchova followed with a 7-5, 7-6(5) victory against Victoria Mboko, moving closer to her second WTA 1000 title of the season. On the men’s side, qualifier Martin Landaluce, 20, saved a match point to defeat Sebastian Korda 2-6, 7-6(6), 6-4. Jiri Lehecka also advanced with a 6-4, 6-7(4), 6-2 win over Taylor Fritz. Former Miami champion Jannik Sinner ended Alex Michelsen’s run 7-5, 7-6(4), while Americans Tommy Paul and Frances Tiafoe progressed to the quarterfinals. Results from March 24, 2026 WTA Singles Quarterfinals [4] Coco Gauff (USA) d [12] Belinda Bencic (Switzerland) 63 16 63 [13] Karolina Muchova (Czechia) d [10] Victoria Mboko (Canada) 75 76(5) ATP Singles Round of 16 [2] Jannik Sinner (Italy) d Alex Michelsen (USA) 75 76(4) Quentin Halys (France) vs [3] Alexander Zverev (Germany) [21] Jiri Lehecka (Czechia) d [6] Taylor Fritz (USA) 64 67(4) 62 [18] Francisco Cerundolo (ARG) d [31] Ugo Humbert (FRA) 64 63 [19] Frances Tiafoe (USA) d Terence Atmane (France) 64 16 64 [22] Tommy Paul (USA) d [29] Tomas Martin Etcheverry (Argentina) 61 63 [28] Arthur Fils (France) d [24] Valentin Vacherot (Monaco) 64 67(4) 64 [Q] Martin Landaluce (Spain) d [32] Sebastian Korda (USA) 26 76(6) 64   WTA Doubles Quarterfinals  [2] Katerina Siniakova (Czechia) / Taylor Townsend (USA) d Xinyu Jiang (China) / Yifan Xu (China) 62 62 [3] Gabriela Dabrowski (Canada) / Luisa Stefani (Brazil) d Sofia Kenin (USA) / Liudmila Samsonova 76(5) 64 ATP Doubles Round of 16 [1] Marcel Granollers (Spain) / Horacio Zeballos (Argentina) d Theo Arribage (France) / Albano Olivetti (France) 64 76(6) [3] Christian Harrison (USA) / Neal Skupski (Great Britain) d Evan King (USA) / John Peers (Australia) 61 64 [4] Harri Heliovaara (Finland) / Henry Patten (Great Britain) d Santiago Gonzalez (Mexico) / David Pel (Netherlands) 62 64 By ML Staff. Photo/IMG/Miami Open

Discounted admission is available through March 26 for nightLAB: Forces of Nature, an adults-only evening program taking place on Thursday, April 2, from 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. at the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science in Miami. The event will focus on the mechanics of wind, waves, storms and motion, and will offer after-dark access to museum exhibitions along with themed cocktails and hands-on experiments. Programming includes an Expert on Call segment with NOAA's Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory, extreme weather experiments, sea level science activations and activities with community partners, as well as a screening of National Geographic's Wildest Weather in the Solar System in the Frost Planetarium and a final opportunity to view the temporary exhibition Leonardo da Vinci - 500 Years of Genius. Additional details and the full program schedule are available online Tickets are priced at $34.95 on the night of the event, with a discounted rate of $29.95 offered through March 26. Frost Science members can purchase up to four tickets at $15.00 per person and must log in to their accounts to receive the reduced rate. Tickets can be purchased through the museum website. Attendees may also add the Immersive Voyager virtual reality experience, a motion-enhanced 360-degree journey featuring sharks, humpback whales and dinosaurs, as a paid option when purchasing tickets online or onsite. By ML. Photo(s)/Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science

GOLDLAW, a leading South Florida personal injury law firm, is proud to announce that its newest office location at 624 S. Main St., Suite 4, in Belle Glade, Florida is now open. The 1,000-square-foot office marks a significant milestone in the firm's ongoing commitment to making high-quality legal representation accessible to communities across Palm Beach County and beyond. Situated approximately one hour west of GOLDLAW's West Palm Beach office, the Belle Glade location brings the firm even closer to residents in the Glades area – a vibrant agricultural community at the southern tip of Lake Okeechobee. For GOLDLAW, this is not a new relationship — the firm has long served the people of the Glades, built deep roots in the community, and has been actively involved in the area for years, including as a proud sponsor of the Muck Bowl. Opening a permanent office here is a natural next step in the firm's continued dedication to the people it has always called neighbors. "Opening an office in Belle Glade is something we are truly excited about," said Craig Goldenfarb, Esq., founder and CEO of GOLDLAW. "The Glades is a tight-knit, hardworking community, and we want the people here to know that they have a trusted legal team right in their backyard. We have always been proud to serve this community, and opening this office is our way of deepening that commitment and making it even easier for residents to get the help they deserve." The new location is staffed by GOLDLAW team members, who work directly out of the Belle Glade office to engage with and serve the local community. This on-the-ground presence reflects the firm's dedication to building genuine, lasting relationships with the residents it serves – not just as clients, but as neighbors. The Belle Glade office is GOLDLAW's third Florida location, joining its flagship office in West Palm Beach and its Port St. Lucie location. The firm represents clients injured in auto accidents, slip-and-falls, nursing home abuse, inadequate security, sexual abuse, and any other incident where someone's negligence causes another person to be injured or killed. Residents in Belle Glade and surrounding Glades communities, including South Bay and Pahokee, are encouraged to call GOLDLAW at (561) 222-2222 to schedule a free consultation. By ML Staff. Content/images courtesy of GOLDLAW.

Party in paradise for preservation! On Friday, April 10, from 6:30 to 10 p.m., the  Historic Stranahan House Museum  will turn into a lively tropical paradise for Pineapple Jam, an unforgettable evening of open bars, live music and delicious food provided by Hugh’s Catering.   The picturesque New River will create the perfect backdrop for the casual tropical soirée at Broward County’s oldest and most historic home. More than 300 community leaders, adorned in tropical chic attire, will come together to celebrate both Fort Lauderdale’s history and the future. Guests will also have the opportunity to bid on one-of-a-kind items and exclusive experiences through a raffle and silent auction. Co-chaired by Marianna Seiler DeJager and Brianna Reeves, Pineapple Jam is the Historic Stranahan House Museum’s largest annual fundraising event. The 2026 event will once again shine a spotlight on outstanding leaders and partners whose dedication helps share Fort Lauderdale’s cultural and civic life through their commitment to preservation, education and community impact. The 2026 Pineapple Jam honorees are Pioneer Honoree Ashley Boxer and Corporate Honoree Miller Construction.    All proceeds will support the year-round historic preservation and education programs at the Historic Stranahan House Museum, one of the top cultural attractions in Fort Lauderdale. The Historic Stranahan House Museum is the oldest house in Fort Lauderdale and the epicenter of Broward County’s long and fascinating history. Built in 1901, Stranahan House is recognized as the birthplace of Fort Lauderdale and was home to the area’s first businessman, Frank Stranahan, and the first schoolteacher, Ivy Cromartie Stranahan. Stranahan House opened as a museum in 1984.   Event sponsorships ranging from $1,500 to $7,500 are available at  stranahanhouse.org/pineapple-jam-2026 .   The 2026 Pineapple Jam committee members include Whitney Dutton, Lindsay Lehn, Sarah Lis, Maggie Gunther, Daphne Shephard Karl, Yoni Anijar, Karla Guadamuz-Davis, Caroline Carrara, Karen Polivka, Susan Markowitz-Lewis, Tara Moras and Abbie Lipton.    The 2026 Platinum Palm Tree Sponsors are Amazon, Tripp Scot and Hugh’s Catering.  By ML Staff. Content/images courtesy of Stranahan House.

Shisha, sunshine, and soundtracks! OOKA  is turning up the heat at Miami Music Week, March 25–29, 2026.   OOKA, the world's first charcoal-free, pod-based hookah system that revolutionizes the traditional shisha experience through intelligent electronic heating technology, is bringing the vibe to life poolside with some of the biggest names in the electronic music industry at The Sagamore South Beach   and the   Kimpton Surfcomber Hotel. At both week-long pool parties, guests in VIP areas can enjoy exclusive access to the OOKA Pro, a cutting-edge charcoal-free hookah device designed specifically for hospitality environments – from bars and restaurants to hotels, nightclubs, and lounges and more, while listening to the world’s best DJs poolside.   OOKA Pro’s clean, hassle-free operation eliminates the need for charcoal, reducing operational complexity while enabling venues to serve guests safely and efficiently without ash, open flames, or extensive staff training. This makes it a natural fit for high-energy, high-volume environments such as Miami Music Week parties, where seamless service, safety, and elevated guest experience are critical. As guests dance to the beats of the world’s best DJs, OOKA Pro delivers a premium, consistent hookah experience that complements the festival-style atmosphere, enhancing both the venue’s offering and the overall poolside experience offered. The Sagamore South Beach From sunrise vibes to sunset sessions, the Sagamore South Beach pool parties are bringing five days of pure house and techno energy. Presented with longtime Miami partner  Jonathan Cowan Productions , the 2026 series is split into five takeovers, each with its own personality, community, and vibe. Expect the world’s most sought-after DJs performing on a festival-style main stage, full production, cutting-edge A/V technology, food outlets, elevated bottle service and enhanced VIP options, complemented by OOKA shisha.   The schedule of events includes: Wednesday, March 25 at 1 p.m.: DJ Mag Presents with Cloonee, Sosa, Gio Elia, Obskür, Omar+, Salomé Le Chat Thursday, March 26 at 1 p.m.: Defected Miami with Andrea Oliva, Harry Romero, HoneyLuv, Kellie Allen, Loco Dice, Ms. Mada, Nic Fanciulli, Olive F and more Friday, March 27 at 1 p.m.: Knee Deep In Sound with Hot Since 82, Prunk b2b Luuk van Dijk, Demi Riquísimo, Mai Iachetti, Ronnie Spiteri and more Saturday: March 28 at 1 p.m.: Danny Tenaglia and Friends with Nicole Moudaber, Jonathan Cowan, Romina Mazzini and special guests Sunday, March 29 at 1 p.m.: Glitterbox with Aline Rocha, Derrick Carter, Gerd Janson, Natasha Diggs, Skream (Disco Set), The Brothers Macklovitch, Yasmin and more    The Sagamore Hotel South Beach is located at 1671 Collins Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33139.   VIP packages, individual tickets and five-day passes for all the Miami Music Week 2026 DJ Mag Pool Parties are available at sagamorepoolparty.com . For VIP reservations, please email vip@sagamorepoolparty.com . K impton  Surfcomber  Hotel This Miami Music Week, TGTHR brings people together at the Surfcomber for an elevated poolside experience that unfolds across Music Week. Featuring world-class talent, immersive production, and a globally minded crowd, these events transform the Surfcomber into a daytime destination. designed around connection, culture, and sound, the pool parties set the tone for Miami Music Week, where music, energy, and community come “tgthr.”   The schedule of events includes: Wednesday, March 25, from 12 to 11 p.m.:  Two and a’ Half Cats Pool Party with Luciano, Miguelle & Tons, Toman Saraga, Miluhska and more Thursday, March 26, from 12 to 11 p.m.:  STMPD RCRDS Pool Party Friday, March 27, from 12 to 11 p.m. , TGTHR presents Marco Carola, Franky Rizardo, Mason Collective and more Saturday, March 28, from 12 to 11 p.m. : MK Presents Area 10 Pool Party with MK (Marc Kinchen), Armand Van Helden and more Sunday, March 29, from 12 to 11 p.m.:  Claptone presents the Masquerade   The Surfcomber is located at 17171 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33139. VIP packages, individual tickets are available at tgthr.events . For VIP reservations, please email vip@tgthr.events . From the makers of Al Fakher, the #1 shisha in the world, OOKA Pro and its pods are a testament to years of experience in formulating best-selling flavors. OOKA Pro delivers a clean, hassle-free hookah experience by eliminating the need for charcoal, allowing venues to safely serve guests within their establishment. With no ash or accidental burning, it provides a safer alternative that heats up in just five minutes. It’s simple pod-based system is intuitive and requires no prior hookah expertise or extensive staff training, saving time and effort for hospitality business owners.   Designed with the user in mind, OOKA Pro pods are crafted with authentic, premium hookah molasses and deliver up to 90 minutes of enjoyment. They are available in classic tobacco as well as nicotine-free options. With a single charge on OOKA Pro lasting up to eight hours, venues can offer up to five uninterrupted sessions while being ready to serve instantly. Guests can share their sessions easily and safely with OOKA Pro's built-in 360° rotating feature and tilt sensor that powers down the device if it isn't upright.   Designed to elevate a venue’s ambiance, OOKA Pro features a sleek, modern design with 14 customizable LED color options, adding a unique visual element that complements any venue’s aesthetic.   OOKA Pro is proudly served at over 100 establishments internationally, including W Hotels, ADDMIND, Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental, Atlantis Resorts, Four Seasons Miami, Rock Bar Night Club Fort Lauderdale, Cataluna Jacksonville, PAC Carteret New Jersey, and more.   For more information about the OOKA Pro, visit us.ooka.com/ooka-for-business . By ML Staff. Content/images OOKA.

In the world of high-end outdoor design, the balance between aesthetic elegance and environmental resilience is the ultimate benchmark. Trex , a global leader in composite decking, continues to redefine this space by blending advanced materials science with a sophisticated, nature-inspired palette. Miami Living  sat down with Jodi Lee , a spokesperson for Trex to explore how the brand is partnering with elite architects and builders to transform bespoke outdoor living—tackling everything from the intense coastal climate of South Florida to the intricate demands of modern, sustainable luxury. How is Trex partnering with luxury architects and builders to create exclusive colors, textures and board designs for bespoke outdoor spaces?   At Trex, we work closely with architects and builders to help them create outdoor spaces that feel truly custom. Our decking lines offer rich, nature-inspired colors and realistic wood-grain textures that complement a wide range of architectural styles – from organic, elevated designs with Trex Signature® to aesthetic, refined palettes with Trex Transcend® Lineage® and Trex Select®. Everything is engineered to deliver both standout aesthetics and long-term performance.   We also make it easy for professionals to specify Trex, with intuitive design tools, color selectors and sample programs that help bring their vision to life and streamline the planning process. And through involvement in projects like the Sunset Idea House, HGTV® Dream Home and HGTV® Smart Home, we’re able to demonstrate how Trex products integrate seamlessly with tailored design visions and perform beautifully in real-world applications.   How does Trex replicate the look of exotic hardwoods like Ipe or Mahogany while maintaining sustainability and superior performance?   Trex is able to capture the rich look of exotic hardwoods like Ipe or Mahogany by combining advanced materials science with a highly sustainable manufacturing process. Our boards are made from up to 95% recycled and reclaimed materials and feature realistic, textured wood-grain patterns that deliver the depth and variation designers love without contributing to deforestation.   At the same time, Trex decking is engineered for performance. Our protective shell resists fading, staining, scratching and mold, so you get the beauty of hardwood without the ongoing maintenance or the risks of rot, splintering and insects. Backed by long warranties, it’s a way to achieve a premium, hardwood-inspired look that performs better and lasts longer.   How much time and money can homeowners save on maintenance with Trex compared to traditional wood decks?   A lot. A Trex deck typically needs just an occasional rinse or simple soap-and-water cleaning, which adds up to about an hour a year. With a wood deck, you’re looking at labor-intensive sanding, staining and sealing every season that can eat up entire weekends.   From a cost standpoint, maintaining a wood deck can run a few hundred dollars a year in stains and supplies. With Trex decking, annual maintenance costs are usually under $10 (for soap and a soft bristle brush that you likely already have around the house). Over the life of the deck, owners can save hundreds – if not thousands – of dollars, while spending far less time on upkeep and more time enjoying their deck.   How does Trex support clean, precise execution in curved, multi-level, or custom deck designs?   We design Trex decking to give builders a high level of control, even on the most complex projects. Our heat-bendable boards make it easy to create smooth curves and custom shapes, while the consistency of each plank helps to ensure clean lines, tight seams and precise detailing throughout multi-level layouts. Hidden fasteners, color-matched hardware and coordinating fascia all contribute to a crisp, finished look with no visual distractions.   For multi-level decks, our Trex® RainEscape® system adds another layer of precision by managing water and protecting the structure below. It keeps the space beneath the deck dry and usable, making it possible to integrate lighting, utilities and additional living areas with confidence.   What advantages do homeowners gain by working with a TrexPro® Platinum builder on luxury projects?   When homeowners work with a TrexPro® Platinum builder, they get the highest level of expertise. These are seasoned professionals who know Trex products inside and out. This experience translates into cleaner execution, fewer issues during installation and a smoother process overall.   TrexPro Platinum builders are also backed by our strongest labor warranties, which gives homeowners added peace of mind and confidence that their luxury project will be done right from start to finish.   How is Trex responding to Miami’s coastal climate challenges, such as humidity, UV exposure, and salt air, to ensure lasting beauty and performance?   Trex decking is performance-engineered for demanding climates like Miami’s. Our composite boards don’t absorb moisture the way wood does, so they’re far less likely to warp, rot or develop mold in humid, coastal conditions. They’re also protected by a high-performance shell that resists UV damage and fading, and select lines feature our exclusive SunComfortable™ technology to help reduce heat buildup* under intense sun. Add in saltwater resistance, and you have a decking solution that holds up beautifully to humidity, sun and salt air while keeping maintenance to a minimum.   *Trex SunComfortable™ decking stays cooler than original Trex boards, but like all decking, it will get hot in direct sun, especially darker colors. Care should be taken to avoid extended contact between exposed skin and the deck surface, especially with young children and those with special needs.   How does Trex complement Miami’s modern, tropical architecture and outdoor lifestyle aesthetic?   Trex is a natural fit for Miami’s modern, tropical style. Our sleek, low-maintenance decking and railing complement clean, contemporary architecture and pair beautifully with materials like stucco, stone and glass. Light, sun-washed colors help create bright, airy spaces that feel open and inviting.   Miami living is all about enjoying the outdoors and Trex supports that lifestyle. Curves, stairs and multi-level layouts let homeowners design dynamic spaces for entertaining, relaxing or poolside lounging, while integrated lighting, hidden fasteners and custom railings add both safety and style – making outdoor areas as functional as they are beautiful.   Are there any notable Trex installations or collaborations in the Miami or South Florida luxury market that highlight the brand’s design leadership?   Yes! Trex is featured in luxury projects throughout Miami and South Florida, including: Pier 66 Resort in Fort Lauderdale : Trex decking surrounds plunge pools at this iconic waterfront redevelopment. One-mile long boardwalk in South Florida : A milelong Trex deck completed by TrexPro builder South Florida Decks  is the largest in Florida’s history and valued at over $1.5 million. Residential installation in Key Biscayne : A custom coastal home featuring Trex Signature® decking with panoramic ocean views. For more information, visit Trex.com . By ML Staff. Photos/Trex.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises released its 2026–2027 Voyage Collection with 173 sailings designed for travelers planning trips from one week to multi-month journeys. Reservations opened in July 2024, and full itinerary details are available here . The program spans Alaska, the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, Asia, the Caribbean, South America, Africa and Arabia, Australia and New Zealand, Canada and New England, and the South Pacific, with all-inclusive fares covering suites, dining, beverages, excursions, and onboard services. The structure of the collection is built around time in port. There are 144 overnight stays in destinations such as Hong Kong, Bora Bora, and Mumbai, plus 16 new ports including Mombasa, Zanzibar, and Melaka. Eight Immersive Overnight sailings focus on extended stays in cities like Monte Carlo, Barcelona, Paris, Athens, and Istanbul, with itineraries ranging from 9 to 14 nights and allowing multiple days in each destination. Regional itineraries follow consistent duration ranges. Alaska includes 16 voyages from 7 to 14 nights departing from Vancouver, Seward, and Seattle. The Mediterranean offers 47 sailings from 7 to 15 nights visiting Rome, Athens, Lisbon, and Dubrovnik. Northern Europe has 28 voyages including Iceland and Norwegian fjords. Asia includes 15 voyages from 12 to 20 nights, including 7 Japan-focused itineraries during cherry blossom season with extended stops in Singapore, Shanghai, and Ho Chi Minh City. Caribbean and Panama Canal routes total 22 voyages from 7 to 17 nights, sailing from Miami, Tampa, and Galveston with full canal crossings on select departures. Longer itineraries are centered on four Grand Voyages. The Grand Arctic Adventure sails 81 nights from New York to Barcelona starting June 29, 2026. The Grand Asia Exploration runs 60 nights from Tokyo to Sydney starting October 20, 2026. The Grand Continental Sojourn sails 82 nights from Barcelona to Sydney starting November 9, 2026. These include added services such as pre-cruise hotel stays, luggage handling, and onboard medical access. Pricing varies by itinerary length and suite category. Shorter sailings typically start around $1,800 per person, while most 7 to 14 night voyages range from about $3,000 to $8,000 or more per person. Longer itineraries and premium suites generally range from $12,000 to $30,000 per person, and extended Grand Voyages can exceed $90,000 per person, with top-tier suites reaching higher levels. Booking is available through the Regent website or travel advisors, with occasional promotional savings for multi-voyage reservations. By ML Staff. Photos/RSSC