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Miami Living's picks for sports events from July 29–August 5 feature Marlins baseball, Inter Miami soccer, BIG3 basketball, Miami FC and live professional wrestling. Here are the top games and sporting events to catch across Miami and South Florida this week. Photo Credit: Markus Spiske/Unsplash Miami Marlins Miami Marlins vs. Philadelphia Phillies — July 29 Purchase Tickets The Marlins close their home series against the Phillies with a Wednesday afternoon matchup at loanDepot park. The divisional opponents know each other well, and the early first pitch makes this a convenient daytime option for families and baseball fans in Miami. BIG3 Basketball BIG3 Basketball: Week 7 — July 31 Purchase Tickets BIG3 brings its fast-paced three-on-three format to Sunrise for a doubleheader featuring Detroit Amps against Dallas Power and Miami 305 against the Boston Ball Hogs. The hometown appearance by Miami 305 gives South Florida basketball fans a local team to support while former professional standouts compete in a compact, high-energy format. Inter Miami CF II Inter Miami CF II vs. Chattanooga FC — July 31 Purchase Tickets Inter Miami CF II welcomes Chattanooga FC for an MLS NEXT Pro rematch in Fort Lauderdale. The match offers a close look at emerging players working toward first-team opportunities, while the teams’ earlier meetings this season add familiarity and competitive edge. Inter Miami CF Inter Miami CF vs. Columbus Crew — August 1 Purchase Tickets Inter Miami faces Columbus in one of the week’s headline MLS matchups. With Lionel Messi leading Miami against a Crew side with recent championship pedigree, this meeting should provide a meaningful test as both clubs navigate the second half of the regular season. Leagues Cup: Inter Miami CF vs. Atlético San Luis — August 5 Purchase Tickets Inter Miami shifts from MLS competition to the Leagues Cup for a cross-border meeting with Liga MX club Atlético San Luis. Tournament matches leave little room for slow starts, making this an important night for Miami as it begins another pursuit of the trophy it first captured in 2023. Miami FC Miami FC vs. Detroit City FC — August 1 Purchase Tickets Miami FC returns to Pitbull Stadium for a USL Championship meeting with Detroit City FC. After visiting Detroit earlier in the season, Miami gets the home leg of the matchup and another opportunity to collect valuable points in front of its supporters. Professional Wrestling CCW: Coastal Championship Wrestling — August 1 Purchase Tickets Coastal Championship Wrestling brings live professional wrestling to The Tank Brewing Co. for an intimate Saturday-night card. The brewery setting puts fans close to the action, offering a different kind of Miami sports experience built around athleticism, personalities and live crowd energy. By ML Staff. Photos courtesy of each featured team and organization in this story.

Miami Living brings you the following upcoming concerts and live performances happening from July 27–August 3, 2026 in Miami and nearby South Florida. Tyga performs on July 31 Lord Huron — July 28 Purchase Tickets Lord Huron brings its cinematic indie-folk sound to The Fillmore Miami Beach. The band’s atmospheric arrangements, sweeping melodies and emotionally charged storytelling should translate naturally to one of Miami Beach’s most distinctive concert rooms. WOODZ — July 31 Purchase Tickets South Korean singer, songwriter and producer WOODZ arrives at The Fillmore Miami Beach with his Archive. 1 World Tour. His ability to shift between K-pop, alternative R&B, rock and hip-hop gives the show a genre-fluid edge built for longtime fans and curious newcomers alike. Tyga — July 31 Purchase Tickets Tyga takes over E11EVEN Miami for a late-night performance rooted in club-ready West Coast hip-hop. His catalog of recognizable singles and polished party records makes this a natural fit for the downtown Miami nightlife venue. Getter — July 31 Purchase Tickets Getter brings his hard-edged electronic sound to Kemistry in Fort Lauderdale. Known for aggressive bass production, dubstep and trap influences, the producer offers one of the week’s heavier late-night options. Galantis — July 31 Purchase Tickets Galantis returns to Miami Beach for a late-night set at LIV inside the Fontainebleau. The Swedish electronic act’s mix of festival-scale production, pop hooks and dance-floor favorites should bring a bright, high-energy finish to Friday night. Yeat — August 1 Purchase Tickets Yeat brings The LOVE/LYFE Tour to FTL War Memorial in Fort Lauderdale. His distorted production, unconventional vocal delivery and futuristic approach to trap make this one of the week’s biggest draws for younger hip-hop audiences. Laidback Luke — August 1 Purchase Tickets Laidback Luke takes the decks at E11EVEN Miami for a Saturday night built around house, electro and festival-ready energy. The veteran DJ’s versatile sets move comfortably between big-room anthems and club-focused rhythms. Zeds Dead — August 1 Purchase Tickets Zeds Dead takes over Factory Town with a bass-heavy set shaped by dubstep, drum and bass, hip-hop and experimental electronic music. The open-air Miami venue offers an ideal setting for the Canadian duo’s immersive sound and large-scale visual production. Matuê — August 1 Purchase Tickets Brazilian rapper Matuê arrives at Kemistry in Fort Lauderdale with his melodic approach to trap and a catalog that has made him one of the most recognizable voices in Brazil’s contemporary hip-hop scene. The performance gives South Florida’s Brazilian community a major Saturday night option. Laszewo — August 1 Purchase Tickets Laszewo closes out the guide with a late-night appearance at LIV in Miami Beach. The electronic trio combines melodic production, dance-pop vocals and energetic live performance for a polished Saturday night soundtrack. By ML Staff. Photos/Courtesy of each artist

BOL Hospitality Group (BHG) is proud to announce that Common Room, a modern neighborhood American restaurant near Young Circle in Downtown Hollywood, is now open and accepting reservations. The restaurant offers elevated comfort food, from caviar-topped lobster rolls and refined pastas to crispy fried chicken, in a warm, inviting setting, complemented by a curated music program. With a hint of mystery, it’s both intimate and vibrant. Located at 2032 Harrison St., Hollywood, FL 33020, in the heart of Downtown Hollywood, Common Room was designed to serve as a neighborhood anchor. Common Room’s philosophy centers on reliably delicious food and expertly crafted cocktails in a warm and energetic atmosphere. The Common Room team prides itself on hospitality, where guests become regulars. Discreetly tucked within the restaurant is The Brooklyn Room, a curated speakeasy accessible by invitation only, which is planned to open at the beginning of August. Its approachable dining experience, layered with a post-dinner experiential cocktail component, offers guests two distinct experiences under one roof. Co-founder Eric Douglas coordinated a team of South Florida-based companies to assist him in this project. Jewel Toned Interiors designed the interiors, and the architecture and construction were led by Kaller Architects and Lombardi Development. Distinct floral coverings and brass-framed mirrors give the space a sense of nostalgia that anchors the guest experience before a single dish arrives. The intimate 2000 square-foot restaurant offers seating for approximately 65 guests in the dining room, with future outdoor seating planned. The Brooklyn Room operates as a discreetly positioned speakeasy, accessed through the alley in the back of the restaurant. Entry is granted by invitation only, though regulars who make Common Room or any of BOL Hospitality Group’s concepts a habit tend to find their way inside. As a nod to the New York City Borough, guests will enjoy cocktails named after more well-known Brooklyn neighborhoods. Each night will bring a unique mix of beats, including old school hip hop and jazz. Executive Chef Tanya Evans brings a culinary vision built on simplicity: delicious and familiar, executed with fresh ingredients. Evans comes to Common Room with experience at Barton G, Major Food Group and Café Minstral, a background that spans high-volume hospitality and detail-driven kitchens. The menu draws on the comfort of American classics. Ingredients are sourced fresh from premium suppliers, with quality as the consistent standard across every dish. Menu highlights include: Yellowfin Tuna Tartare ($22): Hand-cut tuna, yuzu kosho, avocado, cucumber, Maldon salt Crispy Brussels Sprouts ($15): Garlic soy glaze, chef’s chili crunch Chicken & Caviar ($MKT): Crisp chicken, chives, crème fraîche, Osetra caviar Cavatappi Mac & Cheese ($18): Creamy three-cheese blend, golden crumb, prosciutto Short Rib Tacos ($22): Gochujang short rib, Fresno slaw Lobster Roll ($35): Maine lobster salad, toasted brioche, salmon roe Southern Fried Chicken ($38): Crispy ½ bird, honey-buttered Prime Rib French Dip ($35): Thin-sliced prime rib, provolone, toasted baguette, caramelized onion, horseradish aioli, rich au jus Prime Skirt Steak “Frites” Au Poivre ($48): Grilled prime skirt steak, French fries, green peppercorn bourbon sauce Tamarind Braised Short Rib ($55): Slow-braised short rib, mascarpone mash, roasted baby carrots, tamarind jus Wild Mushroom Pappardelle ($26): Hand-cut pasta, roasted mushrooms, brown butter, thyme, parmesan Spicy Rigatoni ($24): Rigatoni, Calabrian chili sauce, burrata, basil The Common Wagyu Burger ($24): House wagyu blend, aged cheddar, caramelized onion, Dijonnaise sauce, toasted challah bun (thick-cut bacon + $4.5; sunny side up egg + $3.5) Faroe Island Salmon ($27): Corn puree, roasted edamame succotash, zucchini, dill Crisp-Skin Branzino ($29): Mediterranean branzino, fire-roasted romesco, broccolini The Supper Club-inspired cocktail program, designed by Miami’s Unfiltered Hospitality, pairs classic builds with original signatures, each grounded in fresh, quality ingredients and finished with the kind of Miami-influenced flair. The menu is thoughtfully designed to carry guests from happy hour through last call without missing a beat. Common Room’s martini service allows guests to have a martini their way – tailored, precise, and refined, for $18. Spirit-free cocktails are also available. Cocktail highlights include: Limonata Highball ($18): Reyka vodka, pasubio, limoncello, lemon, plum bitters, Topo Chico club soda Tropic Like it’s Hot ($18): Patron silver tequila, Cointreau, hibiscus, habanero bitters, dragon fruit Dancing Flamingo ($20): Nikka gin, guava, grapefruit, lemon, saline, sparkling wine The Uncommon Lady ($18): Brugal 1888 rum, orgeat, mango, spiced honey, lime, nutmeg Late Night Feels ($18): Ketel One Vodka, Zucca amaro, espresso, raspberry & vanilla bean “We are proud to welcome Common Room to the Hollywood community, an intimate neighborhood modern American restaurant with a vibe,” said Douglas. “Common Room will be known for great food, an amazing vibe and excellent service. It’s where happy hour effortlessly rolls into great evenings, and great dinners turn into memorable nights.” “While access to The Brooklyn Room speakeasy is by invitation only, becoming a familiar face at any of BOL Hospitality Group’s establishments doesn’t hurt your possibilities of getting an invite,” he continued. BHG was founded in 2013 by Eric Douglas and Hai Nguyen, two South Florida hospitality operators who have built a reputation for their portfolio of high-energy, experience-driven concepts across South Florida. The group's portfolio includes Bae Korean Grill, The BŌL Asian Cuisine and Davidoff of Geneva Cigar Lounge at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood, and Social Room in Hollywood. Zhō, a new pan-Asian restaurant, is slated to open at Dania Pointe in Q4 2026. Douglas leads brand development and long-term growth initiatives, while Nguyen oversees operational strategy and concept execution. Hours of operation are Wednesday and Thursday from 5 to 10 p.m., Friday and Saturday from 5 to 11 p.m., and Sunday from 5 to 10 p.m. Common Room will be closed on Monday and Tuesday. For more information and reservations, please visit https://commonroomfl.com/. By ML Staff.

Miami Living’s picks for performing arts from July 28–August 4, featuring live comedy, family theater, musicals and circus performances across the Miami metro area. Musicals & Family Nemo KIDS: A Summer Theater Camp Production — July 28 Purchase Tickets — 6 PM Purchase Tickets — 7:30 PM This lively family musical brings the colorful underwater world of Finding Nemo to the stage through a young cast from the Broward Center’s Summer Theater Camp. Audiences can follow Marlin, Nemo, Dory and their ocean friends in a story centered on family, friendship and adventure. Comedy Des Bishop — July 30 Purchase Tickets Des Bishop brings his perceptive observational comedy to Doral for a one-night appearance. His candid storytelling draws on cultural differences, personal experiences and everyday contradictions, creating a stand-up set that is both thoughtful and sharply funny. Dave Smith — July 30 Purchase Tickets Comedian and political commentator Dave Smith takes the stage with a topical set shaped by current events, media and American politics. His direct delivery combines libertarian commentary with the rhythms and punch lines of traditional club stand-up. Marlon Wayans — July 31–August 2 July 31 — 7:30 PM July 31 — 10 PM August 1 — 7 PM August 1 — 9:30 PM August 2 — 7 PM Actor, writer, producer and comedian Marlon Wayans arrives in Doral for five performances across three nights. Known for his energetic storytelling and expressive stage presence, Wayans turns family experiences, relationships and personal setbacks into fast-paced stand-up comedy. Fairs & Festivals Circus Lena — August 3 Purchase Tickets Circus Lena brings an evening of live family entertainment beneath the big top in Hialeah. The production combines acrobatics, comedy and classic circus spectacle in an intimate setting designed to keep audiences close to the action. By ML Staff. Photos courtesy of each performer

Christian Dior Couture has introduced Dioriviera, a seasonal capsule collection of tableware created for summer entertaining and informal gatherings. The line features pieces designed to bring a cohesive look to summer tables, focusing on coordinated settings for outdoor meals and social occasions. Dioriviera is positioned as part of Dior Maison’s wider offering, which spans home accessories and decor, and is intended for customers looking to update their summer table arrangements with a dedicated capsule. Further details about Dioriviera and other Dior Maison creations are available on Dior’s website. By ML. Photo(s)/Christian Dior Couture

Aman has introduced a curated Vacation Edit that focuses on relaxed summer dressing and beauty, presenting new swimwear, beach accessories and skincare designed for unhurried warm-weather days. The collection includes Monogram Swim Shorts and Monogram Tailored Swim Shorts for men, along with Monogram Bikinis for women, all created to transition from secluded shores to poolside afternoons. Complementing the swim pieces are logo towelling caps and logo beach towels that extend the brand’s aesthetic to resort-ready accessories, encouraging a streamlined approach to packing for summer escapes. Aman is also spotlighting its Radiance Face Cream, a silky, deeply hydrating formula developed to replenish moisture and support the appearance of natural luminosity after time spent in the sun. The full seasonal range can be explored through Aman’s dedicated Vacation Edit online. By ML. Photo(s)/Aman

Versace has launched a new selection of men’s accessories presented as key elements to complete both formal and casual outfits. The range focuses on essential pieces designed to define an overall look and provide finishing touches suitable for different occasions. The accessories are now available in Versace boutiques and on versace.com for purchase. By ML. Photo(s)/Versace

Givenchy has introduced a new range of denim essentials as part of its Fall 2026 collection, expanding its ready-to-wear offering with updated silhouettes in classic denim. The collection highlights a structured trapeze jacket, an asymmetric denim skirt, and wide-leg jeans, designed to be worn as standalone pieces or coordinated looks across different occasions. The denim essentials are available in Givenchy boutiques and online at Givenchy.com for global customers. By ML. Photo(s)/Givenchy

Burberry has launched its latest summer campaign featuring actors Simone Ashley and Tom Blyth, showcasing a new selection of sun-ready styles and beachwear. The collection focuses on holiday swimwear designed for sun-soaked days and time spent by the water, offering sleek one-pieces and bikinis in the brand’s signature House Check. The range is intended to provide versatile options that can be worn for both relaxation and seaside activities. Customers can explore the full selection of swimwear online and refine their summer wardrobes with dedicated styles for women, men and children. The campaign is supported by Burberry services and in-store offerings, allowing shoppers to browse summer looks digitally or visit select boutiques for personalised assistance. By ML. Photo(s)/Burberry

Chanel is spotlighting its new Rouge Coco Hydra Gloss as part of a summer lip collection that emphasizes customizable levels of shine and color intensity. The range features Rouge Coco Hydra Gloss, Le Rouge Duo Ultra Tenue and Rouge Coco Flash, offering options that include mirror-like shine, lacquered finishes and sheer or intense color coverage. Chanel positions the trio as providing three levels of intensity for different preferences in lip makeup, encouraging customers to focus on luminous finishes throughout the summer season. More information about the collection is available on the Chanel website. By ML. Photo(s)/CHANEL

A new feature film about Italian fashion entrepreneur Brunello Cucinelli is opening in North American theaters on July 24, tracing how he developed a global luxury brand grounded in his philosophy of humanistic capitalism. Titled Brunello: The Gracious Visionary, the movie is directed by Cinema Paradiso filmmaker Giuseppe Tornatore and recounts how Cucinelli, who grew up in a working-class family, built his namesake fashion house while revitalizing the Umbrian hill town of Solomeo, where the company is based. Central to the narrative is Cucinelli’s long-held goal, formed after watching his father endure humiliating conditions in a factory job, to “live and work for human dignity.” The film explores the evolution of this idea into a business ethos that prioritizes respectful working environments, community investment and cultural life in Solomeo. The production also highlights the personal spaces and rituals that shaped Cucinelli’s worldview, including a local bar he describes as his “university of the soul” and frequent games of the traditional Italian card game scopa, which serve as recurring motifs in the story. By ML. Photo(s)/Sotheby's

Sotheby’s is promoting a new focus on watch restoration that emphasizes the personal stories and technical skill of its specialists. The initiative introduces audiences to the team responsible for restoring timepieces, underscoring how each project is treated as both a mechanical challenge and a personal commission tied to a client’s history and collection. The campaign is being distributed through Sotheby’s social media channels and supported by its mobile app for iOS and Android, which connects users to the company’s watch services and related content. More information on the broader services and programming is available on the Sotheby’s website. By ML. Photo(s)/Sotheby’s