Swatch introduces the Painted Paradise Collection with four new watches designed to evoke a tropical state of mind. Each model features a unique color palette inspired by natural elements such as turquoise waves, lush green canopies, exotic blooms, and tropical fruits. All watches are part of Swatch’s SKIN line , known for its minimalist design since 1997. The ultra-thin, lightweight models combine clean aesthetics with vibrant colors, offering a sense of ease and simplicity in daily life. The Painted Paradise Collection is now available on Swatch.com and in Swatch stores.  By ML Staff. Photos/Swatch

RIVANI Miami Beach  has reached a major leasing milestone, with over 80 percent of the property now committed ahead of its scheduled opening. Led by developer Robert Rivani, the 163,000 square foot project at 1691 Michigan Avenue represents a $100 million transformation of the site into a Class X office and retail destination. The redevelopment is expected to increase the building’s daily occupancy from 200 to more than 1,200 professionals, a shift intended to boost the daytime economy of the Lincoln Road corridor. “Miami Beach is the global epicenter for innovation and lifestyle, and we saw an opportunity to meaningfully contribute to its next chapter by elevating the workplace ecosystem,” said Robert Rivani, founder and CEO of RIVANI. “Our goal is to create a cultural anchor for the area that attracts talent, supports local businesses, and deepens Miami Beach’s identity as a place where people can truly live, work, and thrive. The extraordinary demand we are experiencing shows how ready the market is for thoughtful, future-forward development that enhances the neighborhood and brings new energy to Lincoln Road.” Robert and Krystal Rivani. Photo/Anna Osborn The tenant roster includes a variety of sectors such as finance, wellness, and media. Playboy will locate its headquarters on the penthouse level, while Monarch Athletic Club is opening an 8,000 square foot facility, marking its first location outside of California. Hospitality group h.wood Group will also debut a Tokyo-inspired speakeasy within the property. Other confirmed tenants include: The Jills Zeder Group:  8,000 square feet for the real estate team. Divisadero Capital:  5,000 square feet for the hedge fund relocating from Coconut Grove. Prime Longevity:  3,000 square feet for regenerative medicine. Dr. Jennifer Murdock:  2,000 square feet for an oculoplastic surgery practice. Dr. Elliott Dinetz:  2,000 square feet for functional medicine. Designed by Rockwell Group, the building focuses on a hospitality-driven experience. Amenities include a concierge team, valet service, and exclusive daytime access to the onsite speakeasy featuring personalized spirits lockers. Tenants also have access to the Monarch Athletic Club’s recovery facilities, which include cold plunges and sauna treatments. The project is scheduled for completion in Summer 2026. By ML Staff. Photos/ RIVANI

Sunday at the Miami Open presented by Itaú saw a series of dramatic upsets across both the ATP and WTA tours. American Sebastian Korda stunned the top seed and World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz in a three-set thriller, 6-3, 5-7, 6-4, marking Korda’s first victory over a No. 1-ranked player. This opens up the men’s draw for fellow Americans Taylor Fritz and Tommy Paul, who both secured straight-set wins. The women’s side was equally unpredictable, with three seeded players falling in the third round. Hailey Baptiste defeated No. 9 Elina Svitolina 6-3, 7-5, while Jaqueline Cristian overcame No. 11 Ekaterina Alexandrova in a 6-3, 4-6, 7-6(5) battle. Qualifier Talia Gibson also claimed her biggest win yet, taking out No. 18 Iva Jovic 6-2, 6-2. Looking Ahead: Round of 16 & Key Matches Monday promises a full slate of women’s Round of 16 matches and the conclusion of the men’s third round. Nine of the Top 16 seeds have reached the WTA fourth round, including a Top 10 clash between 18-year-old Mirra Andreeva and 19-year-old Victoria Mboko. The teenagers, who teamed up for a doubles win Sunday, have each claimed a victory in their two previous meetings this season. On the men’s side, defending champion Jakub Mensik will face Frances Tiafoe, while top seeds No. 2 Jannik Sinner and No. 3 Alexander Zverev will also be in action. Results from March 21, 2026 WTA Singles – Third Round [1] Aryna Sabalenka d Caty McNally 6-4, 6-2 [3] Elena Rybakina d [27] Marta Kostyuk 6-3, 6-4 [5] Jessica Pegula d [26] Leylah Fernandez 6-2, 6-2 [25] Jelena Ostapenko d [7] Jasmine Paolini 5-7, 6-2, 7-5 Hailey Baptiste d [9] Elina Svitolina 6-3, 7-5 [34] Jaqueline Cristian d [11] Ekaterina Alexandrova 6-3, 4-6, 7-6(5) [23] Qinwen Zheng d [15] Madison Keys 4-6, 6-2, 6-4 [Q] Talia Gibson d [18] Iva Jovic 6-2, 6-2 ATP Singles – Third Round [32] Sebastian Korda d [1] Carlos Alcaraz 6-3, 5-7, 6-4 [6] Taylor Fritz d Reilly Opelka 6-3, 6-4 [Q] Martin Landaluce d [14] Karen Khachanov 6-3, 7-6(2) [21] Jiri Lehecka d Ethan Quinn 6-3, 7-6(6) [22] Tommy Paul d Raphael Collignon 6-2, 3-6, 7-6(5) [24] Valentin Vacherot d Matteo Berrettini 7-6(5), 6-4 [28] Arthur Fils d Stefanos Tsitsipas 6-0, 6-1 [29] Tomas Martin Etcheverry d [Q] Rafael Jodar 7-5, 6-4 WTA Doubles – Second Round Highlights [2] Katerina Siniakova / Taylor Townsend d Eri Hozumi / Fang-Hsien Wu 6-3, 6-0 Mirra Andreeva / Victoria Mboko d [8] Ellen Perez / Demi Schuurs 7-6(7), 6-3 ATP Doubles – First Round Highlights [1] Marcel Granollers / Horacio Zeballos d Francisco Cabral / Lucas Miedler 6-4, 5-7, 10-5 Evan King / John Peers d Marcelo Melo / Alexander Zverev 4-6, 7-6(5), 10-4 By ML Staff. Photo/IMG/Miami Open

Faena Theater will present its 2026 Jazz Series from February through June, bringing six live performances to its 150-seat venue in Miami Beach. The program marks the eighth edition of the series and continues the theater’s focus on intimate jazz concerts with international artists. Curated and produced by Grammy-nominated producer Rachel Faro, the series features a mix of established performers and emerging voices. The season opens on February 4 with vocalist Catherine Russell and concludes on June 24 with OKAN, the Afro-Cuban duo recognized with a Juno Award. The lineup also includes vocalist Stella Cole on March 18, trumpeter Benny Benack on April 15, Brazilian singer and guitarist João Bosco on May 6, and mandolin player Hamilton de Holanda on June 3. 2026 Faena Jazz Series Schedule April 15 : Benny Benack May 6 : João Bosco June 3 : Hamilton de Holanda June 24 : OKAN All performances take place on Wednesdays. Tickets for individual shows start at $70, with season packages available  ranging from $390 to $990. Shows are open to guests of all ages, with check-in beginning 45 minutes before showtime. By ML Staff. Photos: Faena Miami Beach.

A morning walk through Bayfront Park often reveals many interesting sights. You might see a local marathon finish line or a charity fundraiser. People gather there to celebrate a common cause for the neighborhood. These moments define the spirit of our city. Yet the physical tokens people take home often fail to match the day. Paper certificates and plastic trophies frequently end up forgotten in a drawer. They do not hold the memory of the event for very long. Organizers now use metallic mementos to provide a permanent connection to these experiences. A heavy brass coin feels important in your hand. This tactile sensation provides a sense of value that digital screens cannot replace. This shift toward quality goods reflects a desire for real things at local gatherings. Selecting a memento that lasts for decades keeps memories vivid for every participant. Durable items stay with people much longer than a simple printed card or a cheap sticker. Image by RUN 4 FFWPU / Pexels Choosing the Best Materials for Your Tokens The first step in planning a memento involves picking materials that look great. Custom pieces from Challenge Coins 4 Less  offer weight that standard items lack. You can choose different metals to match the style of your event. Most high quality coins use brass or zinc alloy for the base. These metals provide a satisfying weight and allow for very fine details. They stand the test of time and do not break easily. Picking a Strong Metal Base You should understand how different alloys work before you finish your art. The choice of material affects the final weight and the sharpness of the lines. Struck Brass:  This metal allows for deep and clean lines in the design. It provides a heavy feel that people associate with high value awards. Zinc Alloy:  This is a versatile choice for modern shapes or thin details. It works well if your coin has holes or very complex parts. Solid Iron:  Iron is a good choice for very large events with many people. It feels like real metal but helps keep the total cost lower. Finding the Right Surface Finish The finish of the coin changes how it looks in the sunlight. You can pick a style that looks antique or one that looks brand new. Polished Gold or Silver: These finishes shine like a mirror and look very formal. They are great for big anniversaries or top prizes for winners. Antique Patina: This style uses a dark wash to show off the tiny details. It looks classic and does not show fingerprints when people touch it. Black Nickel: This dark metal finish looks very modern and sleek. It makes bright paint colors stand out more than shiny gold does. Creative Design Ideas for Local Events A great event coin needs to show more than just a date. It should capture the feeling of the city and the energy of the crowd. Miami has a famous arts and culture  scene that values original ideas. Your goal is to make something that looks like a piece of art. People should want to display it on a shelf at home. A good layout makes the coin feel like a true collector item. Balance Your Images and Text You should use both sides of the coin to share your message. This prevents the visuals from looking too crowded or messy. The Front Face:  Use this side for your biggest and boldest image. A 3D picture of a local landmark works very well here. The Back Side:  The rear face features the event name and the year. This leaves the front open for a beautiful and clean artistic look. The Outer Edge:  You can add texture to the very edge of the coin. A rope pattern or small notches add a professional touch to the piece. Using Paint and Texture Enamel paint lets you match the colors of your group with great accuracy. You can choose different textures to change the feel of the coin. Hard enamel is flat and smooth like glass against the metal. Soft enamel sits a bit lower and has a bumpy feel. Many people like the texture of soft enamel because it feels more traditional. Both options are very tough and the colors will not fade away. Planning Your Timeline and Budget A successful public party requires a clear timeline and a set budget. The factory must make a steel mold for your unique composition. This step takes time because they use precise machines to cut the metal. After the mold is ready, they strike the coins and add the paint. You should start this process at least two months before your event. This gives you time to check the quality before the big day arrives. Managing Your Event Costs The price of each coin goes down when you buy a larger amount. This happens because the main cost is making the first metal mold. Bulk Discounts: Buying coins for several events at once can save money. This helps you get more value out of your total budget. Simple Packaging: You can save money by using clear plastic pouches. Velvet boxes cost more but make the gift feel more special. Regular Shipping: Avoid fast shipping fees by planning your order early. This keeps your costs low and reduces stress for your team. Making the Presentation Special The way you give the coin to someone is very important. Many shopping and lifestyle  groups make the handover a big part of the ceremony. You might give the coin during a speech to show extra respect. Some leaders use a special handshake to pass the coin to a volunteer. This small act creates a memory that the person will always cherish. It turns a simple object into a symbol of a job well done. Image by Juliano Ferreira / Pexels Creating a Long Lasting Community Tradition The best community coins are the ones that people keep for many years. You can create a series of coins that look good together. This makes people want to attend your event every year to get the next one. Organizations follow rules from the  Federal Trade Commission  to stay honest with their fans. Being clear about how many coins you make helps build trust. High quality items help you stay connected to your neighbors for a long time. Metal coins do not get thrown away like paper or plastic items. They sit on desks or stay in jewelry boxes for a lifetime. They become small pieces of history for the families in your town. Long term branding works best when people keep your logo in their homes. Data from the National Institute of Standards and Technology  shows that metal lasts much longer than modern plastic. Using metal ensures your message survives for the next generation to see. Always check your digital proof before the factory starts the work. Look at every letter to make sure the spelling is correct. Most shops help you with the art for free to make it look right. This team effort makes sure the final coin looks perfect for your crowd. Your new coins will be a proud symbol for your group for years. They will remind everyone of the great work you do in the community. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Pexels

Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade  celebrated its 59th Annual Golf Classic in Memory of Charles "Bebe" Rebozo on March 10, 2026, at an all-new location, the Trump National Doral, to drive change, one swing at a time. The highly anticipated annual fundraising tournament brought together community leaders and golf enthusiasts for a day of friendly competition and purpose-driven play, all in support of Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade’s life-changing youth development programs.   The event raised over $280,000 that will support Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade’s services and programs at its six Clubs and sites combined, which provide educational after-school programs, tutoring and homework assistance, STEM, social skills, dance, arts and crafts, mentoring and summer and athletic programs for area youth who need them the most. These programs help children realize their full potential as productive, caring and responsible citizens.    This year's Golf Classic also marked the official launch of Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade's year-long 80th anniversary celebration. For eight decades, Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade has been committed to improving the lives of Miami-Dade area youth through mentorship, care and educational programs designed to prepare them to become productive and caring citizens in the community.   The scramble-style tournament teed off with a shotgun start at noon, following a morning registration and driving range session. 120 players putted for a purpose, for fun or at a competitive level while raising crucial funds for Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade.    Biscayne Bay Brewing, the official beer sponsor of the tournament, was served all day throughout the course and during the banquet. Kombi Keg Miami poured Biscayne Bay Brewing’s Marlins Lager draft beer. Players enjoyed water and soft drink refreshments provided by Coca-Cola Beverages South Florida, and on-the-go snacks and lunch on the green provided by Hooters of South Florida. Golfers had an array of Hooters’ restaurant favorites, including its famous wings and boneless chicken wings, chicken sandwiches, hot dogs, Caesar salad, burgers and fries. Cocktails, generously provided by Campari Group, the official spirits sponsor, were mixed and served all day throughout the course and during the banquet and awards ceremony.   Guests started their day with cafecitos provided by Café La Llave and had a chance to win bottles of premium spirits, provided by Pantry Liquors, at the Bottle Bonanza Putting contest.    As golfers made their way through the course, they had the opportunity to participate in various activities and additional fundraising contests at different holes. Famous Long Drive Champion Bobby Bradley offered players a chance at a hole-in-two for prizes. On hole 10/11, players could try their luck at winning prizes and strokes off their score card at the Hooters Dice Roll contest. Golfers could attempt to make a hole-in-one for a one-year lease of a Moke America electronic golf cart on hole 6.     The day wrapped up with an awards ceremony banquet dinner inside Trump National Doral, complete with a live raffle featuring high-end prizes including golf aficionado items, restaurant packages, and luxury vacation experiences. Raffle prizes included a chance to win two tickets to the TPC Scottsdale Waste Management Phoenix Open 2027 Championship and an eight-day and seven-night stay for a family of eight-12 in a private five-bedroomed/five and a half bath home in Steamboat Springs, CO during ski season.    “We are incredibly grateful to everyone who came out to support our youth and our mission,” said Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade President Alex Rodriguez-Roig .  “Our Annual Golf Classic is one of our most cherished annual traditions, and this year was truly special as we kicked off our 80th anniversary celebration. The generosity of our sponsors, players, and community partners makes it possible for us to continue serving Miami-Dade area youth for generations to come.”   Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade proudly recognizes its 59th Annual Golf Classic Golf Committee, including Special Event Chair Olga Guilarte, 2026 Golf Committee Chair Anthony Lopez, and committee members Liana de Mena, Chris Merlo, Alex Quevedo, Fred Rebozo, Marc Suarez and Taylor Walker.   The organization also extends its deepest gratitude to the event's generous sponsors. The Carmen Rebozo Foundation was the Title Sponsor, and the Presenting Sponsor was Publix Super Markets Charities. The Pacifico Foundation was the Double Eagle Sponsor, and Bluestreak/CCU and DRRT were the Eagle Sponsors. Ocean Bank and LCL McDonald’s were the Birdie Sponsors. Argo, Bezold Family, Charter America, Harding+, Huntington National Bank, INB, Martin-Brower, Omnisphere, Performance Team Sports, Stretch Zone, TASKO, Truist Wealth Management, Walker Management Group, were the Par Sponsors.    In-kind sponsors included Casa Faroy, Tito’s Miami Cigar & Company, Printhouse USA and in10se Designs. The lunch and hospitality sponsor was Hooters South Florida, the beer sponsor was Biscayne Bay Brewing, the water and soft drink sponsor was Coca-Cola Beverages Florida, and the coffee sponsor was Café la Llave. A special thank you to the Trump National Doral for hosting the annual event. By ML Staff. Content/images courtesy of Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade.

Running from March 26 to March 30 at the Miami Beach Convention Center, the Original Miami Beach Antique Show 2026 (OMBAS) is one of the world’s most popular antiques events. This guide breaks down everything you need to know! What is the Original Miami Beach Antique Show? The Original Miami Beach Antique Show unfolds as a five-day immersion into the global antiques market at the Miami Beach Convention Center. It is not a casual browse but a dense, walkable archive of design, craftsmanship, and market history, where each aisle moves across eras and continents with little separation between them. A little bit on its history For more than six decades, the show has positioned itself as a destination for serious collectors and curious newcomers alike. The scale defines the experience. More than 600 dealers from over 30 countries converge in one place, each bringing objects sourced from estates, auctions, and private collections around the world.  What emerges is less a traditional fair and more a temporary marketplace of provenance, where nearly every object carries a traceable past and a story that vendors are prepared to explain in detail. The Setting The layout inside the convention center rewards slow movement. Across the main exhibition halls, visitors move from antique jewelry and vintage watches into furniture, fine art, handbags, and decorative objects without clear boundaries between categories.  A single path might begin with Georgian rings, pass through Art Deco brooches, and end in contemporary sculptures, reflecting how the show blends historical depth with modern design. Rolex, Van Cleef, Patek Philippe… It's all here! Jewelry and timepieces remain the gravitational center. Dealers present pieces from major houses such as Cartier, Rolex, Van Cleef & Arpels, and Patek Philippe, alongside unsigned or lesser-known works that often attract collectors looking for rarity rather than brand recognition.  The range spans centuries, from early European craftsmanship to 20th-century design movements, creating a layered timeline that can be read through materials, techniques, and evolving styles. Complete event schedule for 2026 Beyond objects, the show builds an educational rhythm into each day. Talks and panels run throughout the schedule, covering topics like authentication, collecting strategy, and the evolution of design markets.   These sessions are not peripheral. They shape how visitors engage with what they see, often reframing a purchase as part of a broader historical or investment context. March 26 · 1:00 PM — “Is it Authentic?”   Ioannis Alexandris shares practical methods to identify authentic antique and vintage jewelry, from hallmarks to design evolution across eras and maisons. The session ends with audience Q&A and a signing of his book Antique Jewelry 1800–1939, Appreciating the Dreams . March 26 · 3:00 PM — “The Legacy in Your Jewelry Box”   Andrea Lucille Pooler explains how to evaluate, document, and manage inherited or personal jewelry collections. The focus is on making informed decisions while preserving value and meaning. March 28 · 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM — Complimentary Appraisals with Bonhams   Auction specialists provide one free valuation per attendee, offering insight into current market value for art, antiques, jewelry, watches, or accessories. March 28 · 2:00 PM — “The Art of Collecting”   Randi Molofsky and Cameron Steiner discuss how to identify and integrate vintage pieces into modern style. The session centers on building a personal eye and using objects to elevate everyday living. March 28 · 3:00 PM — “The New Vintage Timepiece Frontier”   Moderated by Tony Traina, with Tania Edwards, Morgan Cardet, and Mike Nouveau, this panel examines how trends, social media, and market shifts are reshaping vintage watch collecting and value discovery. March 29 · 1:00 PM — “Tales from the Trade: An OMBAS Tell All”   Laurie Geller, Kurt Rothner, and Frank Kravitz share candid stories from the trade, including trend forecasts, bidding wars, and unusual real-world experiences on the show floor. Tickets for OMBAS Consumer tickets are available for all five days of the show and can be purchased online via OMBAS official website  in advance or onsite during event dates. Pricing follows a tiered schedule based on purchase timing. Early Bird · Dec 10–31, 2025   Access is offered at the lowest rate of $10 for those who secure tickets well in advance. Standard · Jan 1–Feb 5, 2026   Tickets increase to $20 as the event approaches and early demand builds. Advanced · Feb 6–Mar 25, 2026 Pricing moves to $30 during the final pre-event sales window. Onsite · Mar 26–30, 2026 Tickets purchased at the venue are priced at $50 throughout the duration of the show. Trade Access   Professionals in the jewelry and watch industry may qualify for complimentary entry by registering with valid credentials, providing access tailored to buyers and insiders within the trade. What makes the Miami Beach Antique Show unique is not just the inventory but the interaction. Dealers function as historians as much as sellers, often tracing the lineage of a piece through previous owners, cultural movements, or production techniques.  Walking out of the convention center, the experience tends to linger less as a shopping trip and more as a compressed journey through design history. By Luiz Porto/ML Staff. Images courtesy of Lucas Botz Photography

Polestar  has been awarded the SMARTBEST 2026 honor by AUTOBEST for its integration of Google Maps live lane guidance into the driver display of the Polestar 4. The recognition highlights what the jury called “a significant step forward in intelligent onboard navigation and driver assistance technology.” The award focuses on smart connected features that enhance the driving experience, with Polestar’s system standing out among entries evaluated by journalists from 32 European countries. Michael Lohscheller receives AUTOBEST “SMARTBEST 2026” award The innovation places real-time lane guidance directly in the driver display, helping motorists stay in the correct lane during complex highway navigation. The system uses AI to analyze road elements such as lane markings and signs, providing both visual and audio prompts to guide lane changes. According to the jury statement, “The SMARTBEST 2026 Award goes to Polestar for the integration of Google Maps’ live lane guidance directly into the driver display, debuting on the Polestar 4.” Michael Lohscheller, who attended the ceremony in Vienna, said the recognition reflects both the company’s engineering efforts and its collaboration with Google. “We are delighted by the AUTOBEST SMARTBEST 2026 award. A well-deserved recognition of the work from our dedicated R&D specialists and a testament to our successful and long-standing partnership with Google,” he said. Polestar is the first automaker to integrate Google Maps’ live lane guidance directly into a vehicle’s driver display. The feature is part of the company’s broader strategy to continuously enhance its vehicles through over-the-air software updates. The technology is set to roll out in 2026, initially in the United States and Sweden, with plans to expand to additional markets and road types. In South Florida, Polestar Miami serves as the brand’s regional showroom and service hub, offering test drives and customer support. By ML Staff/Photo Polestar

WellNXT Miami x Fest 2026 will take place April 18–19 at The Sacred Space Miami in Wynwood, offering a weekend of wellness experiences for fitness enthusiasts, health professionals, and lifestyle innovators. The festival features two days of programming in movement, nutrition, longevity, recovery, and mental wellness. Day one highlights community workouts, recovery sessions, and wellness trends. Day two focuses on nutrition, nervous system optimization, and social wellness. Attendees can join sessions like the Celsius Power Workout, Ruck + Rise with YVO, and Nervous System Reset with Alexandra Sheth of Modern ŌM. Speakers include relationship expert Jillian Turecki, celebrity trainer Tony Thomas, and wellness entrepreneurs Stevi Gable Carr, Devin Hoffmann, and Ashley Arguello. Participating brands and partners include Farmasi, SWEAT440, 54D, Knosis Health, and YVO, and iHeartRadio. WellNXT is led by Stevi Gable Carr, a wellness strategist and entrepreneur, and Mike Millay, a live events producer. Organizers describe the festival as a platform that brings wellness innovators and communities together to explore movement, connection, and emerging trends in health and culture. Tickets are available at WellNXT Fest , with general admission at $1 and VIP access at $95 plus fees. The event transforms The Sacred Space Miami into an interactive wellness campus with activations, stages, and brand showcases. By ML Staff. Photo/WellNXT.

Miami Living brings you the following upcoming concerts and live performances happening from March 16 to March 23 in Miami and nearby South Florida. Diana Ross performs in Hard Rock Live in Hollywood on March 19 Gino Vannelli — March 17 Purchase Tickets Canadian singer and songwriter Gino Vannelli rose to prominence in the 1970s with a blend of pop, jazz and blue eyed soul. Known for songs like I Just Wanna Stop , he earned multiple Grammy nominations and remains a respected figure in adult contemporary music. The show takes place at Lillian S. Wells Hall at The Parker Playhouse in Fort Lauderdale. Matroda — March 17 Purchase Tickets Croatian DJ and producer Matroda is known for bass driven house music and releases on labels such as Insomniac Records. His club focused sets blend tech house rhythms with hip hop and funk influences. He performs at Rock Bar Day Club in Fort Lauderdale. Noize MC — March 18 Purchase Tickets Russian rapper and songwriter Noize MC mixes hip hop with alternative rock and socially focused lyrics. Over two decades, he has become one of the most recognizable artists in Russian rap. The show takes place at Sport of Kings at Gulfstream Park in Hallandale Beach. Diana Ross — March 19 Purchase Tickets Diana Ross rose to global fame as the lead singer of The Supremes before launching a landmark solo career. A Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award recipient, she remains one of the most influential voices in pop and soul. She performs at Hard Rock Live at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood. Rakim — March 19 Purchase Tickets Rakim is widely regarded as one of the most influential lyricists in hip hop history. As part of Eric B. & Rakim , he helped redefine rap lyricism in the late 1980s with complex rhyme structures. He performs at Midline Miami. 6 Guitars — March 21 Purchase Tickets 6 Guitars is a solo performance by musician and comedian Chase Padgett , who portrays six guitar playing characters. The show blends music, storytelling and humor across genres including blues, rock and jazz. It takes place at the Amaturo Theater at Broward Center for the Performing Arts in Fort Lauderdale. Poison the Well — March 21 Purchase Tickets Poison the Well is a South Florida band known for helping shape the early 2000s metalcore scene. Their album The Opposite of December became an influential release within hardcore and heavy music. The band performs at Culture Room in Fort Lauderdale. Artemas — March 21 Purchase Tickets British singer and producer Artemas creates dark pop that blends alternative R&B and electronic production. His music has gained a growing global audience through streaming platforms. He performs at The Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater. Hernan Cattaneo B2B Nick Warren — March 21 Purchase Tickets Hernan Cattaneo and Nick Warren are veteran DJs in progressive house and global club music. Both are known for long running careers and melodic electronic sets at international venues. They perform at Club Space Miami. Kybba — March 22 Purchase Tickets Italian Dutch DJ Kybba blends dancehall, Afro Caribbean rhythms and electronic bass music. He is also the founder of Basshall Records, a label associated with the emerging basshall genre. He performs at Wynwood Marketplace in Miami. Whose Live Anyway? — March 22 Purchase Tickets Whose Live Anyway? is an improvisational comedy show featuring performers from the television series Whose Line Is It Anyway? The stage production includes audience participation and unscripted comedy games. The show takes place at Lillian S. Wells Hall at The Parker Playhouse in Fort Lauderdale. Loe Shimmy — March 22 Purchase Tickets Florida rapper Loe Shimmy has built momentum with melodic trap songs and emotionally focused lyrics. His music reflects contemporary Southern hip hop trends and a growing streaming audience. He performs at FTL War Memorial in Fort Lauderdale. Reik — March 22 Purchase Tickets Mexican pop trio Reik is known for romantic Latin pop ballads and major crossover hits. The group has won multiple Latin Grammy Awards and built a large international fan base. They perform at Hard Rock Live at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood. By ML Staff. Photos courtesy of each artist.

Miami Living brings you the following upcoming concerts and live performances happening from March 23 to March 30 in Miami and nearby South Florida. Maná performs on March 27–28, 2026 Tommy Emmanuel — March 23 Purchase Tickets Australian guitarist Tommy Emmanuel is widely regarded as one of the world’s leading acoustic performers, known for his virtuosic fingerstyle technique and energetic live shows. A Grammy Award nominee, he blends country, jazz, and pop influences into instrumental performances that have earned global acclaim. Celtic Woman — March 24 Purchase Tickets Celtic Woman is an internationally successful Irish ensemble known for its blend of traditional Celtic music, classical crossover, and contemporary songs. The group has achieved multi-platinum sales and built a strong following through PBS specials and global touring. John Summit — March 24 Purchase Tickets Chicago-born DJ and producer John Summit has emerged as a major figure in house music, with chart-topping tracks and festival appearances worldwide. His high-energy sets and club hits have made him a staple of Miami’s electronic scene. Michael Kaeshammer — March 25 Purchase Tickets Canadian pianist and vocalist Michael Kaeshammer blends jazz, blues, and boogie-woogie into dynamic performances. Known for his technical skill and lively stage presence, he has earned multiple award nominations in Canada’s jazz scene. Matisyahu — March 25 Purchase Tickets Matisyahu is known for combining reggae, hip-hop, and rock with spiritual themes. He gained international attention with the hit “King Without a Crown” and remains a distinctive voice in alternative reggae. Riordan — March 25 Purchase Tickets Riordan is an emerging electronic artist gaining traction within house and tech-house circles. His performances reflect current club trends with rhythmic, groove-driven sets. Nora En Pure Presents Purified Miami — March 26 Purchase Tickets Nora En Pure leads this curated event focused on melodic house and deep electronic sounds. The Swiss-South African DJ is known for her refined productions and global festival presence. Pardon My French — March 26 Purchase Tickets Pardon My French is a collective brand tied to French electronic artists, delivering bass-heavy and club-oriented sets. The concept has gained recognition through festival circuits and international tours. HUGEL & Friends — March 26 Purchase Tickets French DJ HUGEL is known for Latin-influenced house music and global club hits. His collaborative sets often feature guest DJs aligned with his energetic, dancefloor-focused style. Zeds Dead — March 26 Purchase Tickets Canadian duo Zeds Dead are major figures in bass music, known for blending dubstep, house, and hip-hop influences. 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Located at the iconic Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club in Surfside, Miami, Lido Restaurant offers a refined Italian dining experience inspired by the leisurely charm of coastal Italy. Executive Chef Marco Calenzo, a Florence native, leads the culinary team, infusing the menu with authentic flavors and innovative techniques honed over a globe-spanning career. Chef Calenzo, who joined Four Seasons in 2023, has quickly become a prominent figure in Miami's culinary landscape. With a passion for Italian cuisine sparked during his upbringing in Florence, Calenzo refined his skills in Michelin-starred restaurants across China, England, Japan, and Hawaii. These international experiences have shaped his distinctive style, blending traditional Italian flavors with subtle Asian influences. Signature dishes such as Vitello Tonnato , a classic veal entrée, and Cotoletta Alla Milanese , a breaded veal cutlet, highlight his commitment to high-quality ingredients and creative presentation. His leadership has earned Lido Restaurant prestigious accolades, including the Three Forks honor and recognition from Gambero Rosso, which named Calenzo “Chef of the Year.” Set in what was once The Surf Club’s grand ballroom, Lido Restaurant combines the historic elegance of its surroundings with the breezy sophistication of Miami’s beachfront. Guests can enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner, or Sunday brunch, each menu curated to reflect the timeless charm of Italian summers. Hours Breakfast on the Terrace : Daily, 7:00 am – 11:00 am Lunch on the Terrace : Daily, 12:00 noon – 2:45 pm (Last seating at 2:15 pm) Dinner : Daily, 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm (Last call at 10:15 pm) Sunday Brunch : 12:00 noon – 2:30 pm (Last seating at 2:00 pm) Under Chef Calenzo’s guidance, Lido Restaurant continues to embody the elegance and flavors of Italian cuisine while embracing Miami’s vibrant dining culture. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Lido Restaurant/Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club