From free jazz and salsa to rock, mariachi, Argentine rock tributes and ticketed concerts, Wynwood has music programmed across concert venues, restaurants, hotels, breweries, cafés and outdoor spaces through the end of October — anchored by the return of III Points, the neighborhood’s homegrown two-day festival, on October 16 and 17. Photo Credit: Marcela Laskoski/Unsplash The following guide brings together currently announced programming along with recurring live-music venues and other music-driven businesses in the neighborhood. Schedules can change. Direct venue and event links are included throughout so dates and performers can be confirmed before publication or attendance. RECURRING LIVE MUSIC: SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER MONDAYS: SAVAGE LABS El Jam by Wizzmer | 8 p.m. The venue currently lists the house-band jam every Monday. Website: savagelabswynwood.com/events WEDNESDAYS: EL PATIO WYNWOOD Mi Gente: Live Salsa with Kaky Ramos & Friends El Patio’s recurring Wednesday program features live salsa and social dancing. Where: 167 NW 23rd Street Programming: El Patio Fiesta Latina THURSDAYS: MOXY MIAMI WYNWOOD LIVE @ Moxy | 7–10 p.m. Live performers take over the hotel lobby each Thursday. Thursday programming will be exclusively live music for the next several months, according to the hotel. Where: 255 NW 25th Street Website: Moxy Miami Wynwood THIRD THURSDAYS: WYNWOOD MUSIC SERIES The free series at Panther Coffee continues on the third Thursday of each month through December 17. September’s edition runs September 17 from noon to 2 p.m. and features a blues set from Bruno Esposito, the one-man band who performs as Lonewolf. October’s edition follows on October 15 and features the Mario Victory Band. Where: Panther Coffee, 2390 NW 2nd Avenue Website: wynwoodmiami.com/wynwood-music-series THURSDAYS: SABLE LONG PLAY Sable launched Long Play as a weekly jazz-and-vinyl residency in August, pairing live musicians with guest vinyl selectors in an intimate listening-room format. Fall performers and dates have not yet been publicly posted, so check the venue before listing individual editions. Where: Sable, 2219 NW 2nd Avenue Website: sablemiami.com/events SEPTEMBER: WHAT’S PLAYING FRIDAY–SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4–6 Andrew Music Club | Graffiti Warehouse at the RC Cola Plant The skate-and-electronic-music event returns to 567 NW 23rd Street for its fifth edition, with mini skate ramps, art installations and DJ sets running 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. The weekend lineup includes Ben UFO, DJ Heartstring, Dylan Brady, Nia Archives (DJ set), Partiboi69 and Zack Fox, and a Friday underscores show opens the weekend. Tickets run $30 to $80. Tickets: DICE Coverage: Miami New Times FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 NOTD | MIDLINE Miami The Swedish DJ and production duo behind “I Wanna Know” and “So Close” brings its melodic pop-house catalog to Wynwood’s newest concert venue. Where: MIDLINE Miami, 2221 NW Miami Court Calendar: MIDLINE events SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 Andre Power | MIDLINE Miami | 10 p.m. Tickets: Eventbrite Melé: Alive on Arrival | Sable, The Garden UK DJ and producer Melé headlines Sable’s open-air Garden. Events: sablemiami.com/events SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 None Like Joshua and Mike Drop | Savage Labs An anime-inspired hip-hop night headlined by nerdcore rapper None Like Joshua, with Mike Drop, presented by Geeked Up as Heroes N Villains. Venue calendar: savagelabswynwood.com/events WEDNESDAY–THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9–10 Gibson Garage Miami Grand Opening Gibson opens its third Garage globally at 2660 NW 3rd Avenue, on the ground floor of the Wynwood Garage. The 8,000-square-foot destination includes a dedicated stage programmed for regular artist performances, showcases, album-release events and community programming. Special appearances at the September 9 opening event are scheduled from Luis Fonsi, Sergio Vallín of Maná and Nico Bereciartua of The Black Crowes, with the space opening to the public on Thursday, September 10. Additional grand-opening festivities and featured artists will be announced. Official information: Gibson Garage Miami SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 Yoi Toki | MIDLINE Miami | 9 p.m. A future-funk and vaporwave party featuring Saint Pepsi. Tickets: Eventbrite THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 Wynwood Music Series | Panther Coffee | 12–2 p.m. | FREE September’s edition features a blues set from Bruno Esposito, the one-man band who performs as Lonewolf. The event is free and open to all. Where: Panther Coffee, 2390 NW 2nd Avenue FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 Six Sex | MIDLINE Miami | 8 p.m. The Argentine artist fuses reggaeton and club sounds in a high-energy live show. Tickets: Eventbrite FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 Loe Shimmy: Pretty Girls Run the World Tour | MIDLINE Miami | 8 p.m. The Florida rapper headlines with support from Lakeyah; ticketing platforms also list a separate late show beginning at 11:59 p.m. Tickets: Eventbrite Fito Páez & Charly García Tribute by Los Garcia | Savage Labs | 8 p.m. A live tribute to two major figures in Argentine rock. Calendar: savagelabswynwood.com/events SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 D. Savage | MIDLINE Miami The Los Angeles rapper performs. Calendar: MIDLINE events OCTOBER: WHAT’S PLAYING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3 Akeem Ali | MIDLINE Miami | 7 p.m. The Kentucky rapper known for his velvet-voiced “Keemy Casanova” persona headlines. Where: MIDLINE Miami, 2221 NW Miami Court Calendar: MIDLINE events R&B Lovers Open-Air Festival | Wynwood Marketplace An outdoor festival celebrating ’90s R&B under the murals, with DJs and festival staging in the open-air marketplace. Where: Wynwood Marketplace, 2250 NW 2nd Avenue Tickets: Eventbrite FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9 Starjunk 95 | MIDLINE Miami | 9 p.m. The future-funk producer brings his Y2K-nostalgia electronic sound to the venue. Calendar: MIDLINE events THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15 Wynwood Music Series | Panther Coffee | FREE October’s edition of the free third-Thursday series features the Mario Victory Band on Panther Coffee’s outdoor patio. Where: Panther Coffee, 2390 NW 2nd Avenue Website: wynwoodmiami.com/wynwood-music-series FRIDAY–SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16–17 III Points 2026 | Mana Wynwood Miami’s homegrown music and arts festival returns for its 13th edition with more than 150 artists across 10-plus stages, an expanded footprint and upgrades to the Isotropic Stage. The 2026 lineup includes Underworld, Four Tet, Flying Lotus, Blood Orange, Kelela, Charlotte de Witte, Tricky, Honey Dijon, Parcels, Men I Trust, Tokischa and Sunn O))), plus back-to-back and extended sets from Floating Points, Seth Troxler and DJ Harvey. Two-day passes run $179 to $375. Where: Mana Wynwood, 2217 NW 5th Avenue Tickets: iiipoints.com FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16 Hurricane Wisdom | MIDLINE Miami The Florida rapper headlines. Calendar: MIDLINE events SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17 Mose | MIDLINE Miami Calendar: MIDLINE events TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20 Isaiah Falls | MIDLINE Miami The R&B singer performs with support from RAAHiiM and Luxury Lane. Calendar: MIDLINE events FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23 Gia & Franko: The Classics. A New Sound | Savage Labs | 8 p.m. Timeless classics reimagined by Gia & Franko in an intimate live performance. Tickets: savagelabswynwood.com/events Juliana | MIDLINE Miami Calendar: MIDLINE events SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31 HalloWYN 2026 | Wynwood Marketplace | 7 p.m. | FREE Wynwood’s official free Halloween block party returns for its 13th year, presented by SWARM, with Miami DJs, themed décor, drink specials and costumed crowds filling the open-air marketplace into the night. Where: Wynwood Marketplace, 2250 NW 2nd Avenue Info: @hallowynblockparty MORE PLACES TO FIND LIVE MUSIC MIDLINE MIAMI | 2221 NW Miami Court Dedicated concert venue with a continuing schedule of touring artists, performers and electronic-music events. Website SAVAGE LABS | 2451 NW 5th Avenue Live bands, weekly jams, original artists and tribute shows. Events SABLE | 2219 NW 2nd Avenue Vinyl lounge and café with the weekly Long Play live-jazz residency plus additional music programming in The Garden. Website | Events GIBSON GARAGE MIAMI | 2660 NW 3rd Avenue Gibson’s new retail and experience destination, opening September 10, includes a dedicated stage programmed for artist performances, showcases and album-release events. Website EL PATIO WYNWOOD | 167 NW 23rd Street Recurring Wednesday live salsa with Kaky Ramos & Friends. Website CANTA CORAZÓN | 2445 N Miami Ave Music-driven Mexican nightlife combining communal singing and live mariachi. Website CERVECERÍA LA TROPICAL | 42 NE 25th Street Brewery and tropical garden with a dedicated live-music stage. Individual performer schedules vary. Website | Events RISHTEDAR 305 | 232 NW 24th Street The nightlife concept has promoted Friday live music and special events. Confirm the current performer before publication. Website DUKUNOO JAMAICAN KITCHEN | 316 NW 24th Street Caribbean restaurant and nightlife venue whose special-event programming can include live performers alongside DJs. Website ASTRA | 2121 NW 2nd Avenue Rooftop restaurant and lounge with music programming that has included international DJs and live bands. Website MAYAMI WYNWOOD | 127 NW 23rd Street Nightly immersive entertainment that includes live music alongside DJs, dancers and theatrical performances. Website | Weekly Lineup KITCHEN + KOCKTAILS | 2838 NW 2nd Avenue Live entertainment and DJ programming are incorporated into the restaurant experience. Confirm individual musicians and dates directly with the venue. Website | Live Music THRŌW SOCIAL MIAMI | 2335 N. Miami Avenue Large indoor-outdoor performance infrastructure for concerts, promoter events and festivals. The Miami venue is currently open for events only, not as a regularly operating nightly bar. Website BEYOND LIVE MUSIC: MORE WAYS TO EXPERIENCE MUSIC IN WYNWOOD Not every music destination in Wynwood centers on a live band. The neighborhood also has a sizable network of vinyl rooms, DJ venues, performance concepts, karaoke and dance programming — and in October, the neighborhood’s Halloween calendar leans heavily on its DJ culture, from HalloWYN at Wynwood Marketplace to costume parties across the district. DANTE’S HiFi | 519 NW 26th St Audiophile vinyl listening bar built around high-fidelity sound and Rich Medina’s record collection. danteshifi.com RITA & CADENZA | 97 NW 25th St #103 Pizza, cocktails and curated vinyl and listening-room culture. ritacadenza.com UPSIDE | 59 NW 28th Street New music-driven day-to-night cocktail concept with an evolving entertainment calendar. upsidewynwood.com ARLO WYNWOOD | 2217 NW Miami Court House, Afrobeats and Amapiano programming, including Arlo After Dark and STAMPED, with STAMPED pool-party dates on September 5 and 20. Arlo Wynwood Happenings 1-800-LUCKY | 143 NW 23rd Street DJ programming seven nights a week across house, techno, hip-hop, R&B, Latin and Afro house. 1800lucky.com/events THE DIRTY RABBIT | 151 NW 24th Street Rotating DJs, dancers, performers and occasional featured artists. thedirtyrabbit.com LUNASOL | 158 NW 24th Street Electronic-music venue and nightlife concept with a dedicated events calendar. lunasol-miami.com NOUVEAU | 108 NW 25th Street Sunday Mimosa Jams, Karaoke Fridays and live DJs. nouveaubar.com/miami-fl LA FERNETERIA | 230 NW 24th Street Rooftop dining and DJ-driven house-music programming. laferneteria.com BOHO HOUSE | 85 NW 25th Street Hospitality concept with local and visiting DJs and a strong house and electronic-music component. bohohousemiami.com ELECTRIC 23 | 144 NW 23rd Street DJ- and artist-driven nightlife programming. electric23miami.com COYO TACO WYNWOOD | 2300 NW 2nd Avenue The flagship taqueria’s hidden back room has a longstanding DJ and late-night music identity. coyo-taco.com/restaurants/wynwood R HOUSE WYNWOOD | 2727 NW 2nd Avenue Drag brunch every Saturday and Sunday and Friday and Saturday evening drag dinner shows with DJs. rhousewynwood.com | Evening Shows SALA DE DESPECHO | 218 NW 25th St Latin heartbreak music built around communal singing and audience participation. saladedespecho.mx/usa SWEET CAROLINE KARAOKE BAR | 2445 N Miami Ave Karaoke and full-room sing-alongs. sweetcarolinebar.com CASA LA RUBIA | 55 NW 25th Street Recurring salsa nights with lessons, DJs and social dancing. Casa La Rubia By ML Staff. Photos Courtesy of each artist/venue.

Labor Day weekend marks the unofficial end of summer, and South Floridians are going to spend it the way they spend every long weekend: eating well. Instead of the usual “where to eat” list, here’s a go-to selection organized by who you’re with and what kind of weekend you’re having. Grocery deals: Lobsterfest at Plum Market Aventura Get ready to shell-ebrate lobster season with Lobsterfest at family-owned specialty food and natural grocery retailer Plum Market Aventura. Dive into 50 percent off 1.25 lb. live North American sustainable lobsters, available for in-store pickup September 4-6, perfect for a Labor Day weekend feast. Make it a full-on lobster-palooza with a Lobster Accompaniment Kit ($19.99), featuring six cheddar drop biscuits, 1 lb. of three-cheese cavatappi with pretzel crumb topping, and 1 lb. of tricolor coleslaw. Plus, get hooked on the Fresh Lobster Salad, made with wild-caught lobster, crisp Bibb lettuce and a soft wheat bun. Order online here by Monday, August 31. Around the beach: For the crowd staying beachside all weekend and refusing to venture past any bridge Cool off between beach sessions with a cone from La Ventanita, The Betsy - South Beach’s hidden window café tucked into the breezeway at 14th Place between Ocean Drive and Collins Avenue. Just steps from the sand, it’s an easy grab-and-go stop for house-made soft serve, with classic vanilla, chocolate or a swirl of both served in a crisp sugar or waffle cone. Photo Credits: The Betsy Hotel For a beach day that calls for a proper sit-down meal, head to LT South Beach at The Betsy - South Beach. Helmed by award-winning Chef Laurent Tourondel, the elegant yet approachable restaurant is best known for its inventive, globally inspired New American menu and makes an easy transition from a day on the sand to a leisurely meal without ever leaving the neighborhood. When the post-beach hunger hits, The Alley at The Betsy - South Beach is the place to go for sharing a pie. Tucked away in a discreet alleyway off of Ocean Drive and marked by hung bistro lighting, Chef Laurent Tourondel’s trattoria-style pizzeria serves Italian-inspired fare centered around 16-inch Roman pizzas. Lincoln Road is Miami Beach’s vibrant, open-air promenade where the city’s energy and creativity come to life. Stretching across eight dynamic blocks, it’s South Florida’s largest pedestrian-only district with over 200 restaurants and shops, from renowned global brands to beloved local favorites. Visitors can make a day of it with dining destinations like MILA and Andrés Carne de Res, all just steps from the destination’s shops, galleries and cultural attractions. Photo Credits: Lincoln Road Stop in for lunch or dinner at Donna Mare Italian Chophouse, the coastal Italian restaurant at Cadillac Hotel & Beach Club featuring handcrafted pastas, fresh salads, panini and wood-fired pizzas. On Sunday, gather for Domenica della Lasagna, a reservations-only, family-style experience for groups of four or more featuring house-made lasagna, Italian wine and classic accompaniments for $79++ per person. Or, close out the holiday weekend on Monday with Lunedì della Pasta, offering 30% off all pasta dishes from the dinner menu. For a Labor Day weekend with a little Old World glamour, Leonardo delivers from brunch through late night. The elegant Italian spot pairs Tuscan-inspired dishes with tableside theatrics, plus a lively supper club after 11 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. Close out the long weekend with Prohibition Mondays, an immersive evening to late night complete with live saxophone performances, handcrafted cocktails, period-inspired décor and staff dressed in Gatsby-era attire. Photo Credits: Leonardo Ezio’s is a new Italian-inspired steakhouse in North Beach serving dry-aged steaks, Italian favorites and seasonal dishes like Chicken Milanese and Spanish Branzino. On Sunday, enjoy 50% off all wines available by the glass, whether ordered by the glass or bottle, from its 110-label Star Wine List-recognized wine list. Vilebrequin La Plage offers a chic rooftop escape where French Riviera style meets Miami Beach. Guests can take in the oceanfront views over L’Apéro Hour or settle in for Saturday dinner featuring fresh Mediterranean-inspired fare, from Steak Tartare to Fettuccine Burrata, paired with refreshing cocktails and rosé. Brunching: If your Labor Day plans start after 11 a.m., these are the brunches worth setting an alarm for For those spending Labor Day weekend in Coconut Grove, Grand Public Kitchen + Bar offers a buzzy brunch destination in the heart of CocoWalk. With a lively atmosphere and a menu of globally inspired American fare, it’s an ideal spot to gather with friends and toast to the unofficial end of summer. Weekend brunch favorites like Wild Blueberry Buttermilk Pancakes and The Shak pair perfectly with $25 bottomless mimosas, available in flavors like orange, pineapple, mango and passionfruit. Vista Rooftop Bar & Lounge at Novotel Miami Brickell offers an elevated alfresco rooftop setting with sweeping views of the Brickell skyline. Available Saturday and Sunday from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., the weekend brunch features elevated takes on brunch favorites, including the Croque Madame with Truffle Béchamel, Short Rib Benedict and Tres Leches French Toast. Keep the holiday weekend celebrations going with two-hour bottomless beverages, including mimosas or Bellinis for $25, bloody marys for $25 and spritzes for $40. Photo Credits: Novotel Close out summer at R House Wynwood with Slay-bor Day, a special Labor Day Monday edition of the restaurant’s signature Drag Brunch. The celebration combines a bottomless brunch, special drag performances and audience competitions. Guests are encouraged to arrive in their best all-white looks for a chance to win “Slay-bor Day Best Dressed.” Every brunch package includes a complimentary “Out of Office” sparkling peach spritz upon arrival. Tables can also fuel up with a Slay-bor Day Recovery Bucket featuring 20 sweet chili wings for $20. After the final performance, the celebration continues with Clock-Out Happy Hour, featuring $1 wings, $1.50 oysters, $6 prosecco, $7 cocktails and shots, and $3 beers. Drinks with friends: For the group chat that’s already planning the day-drinking itinerary While closed on Labor Day, Wynwood’s Uchi remains open on Saturday and Sunday for those looking for unique drinks and an omakase deal too good to pass up. The modern Japanese restaurant serves a must-try Happy Hour Omakase ($120 for two) from 5-6:30 p.m. featuring a nine-course tasting. Pair the decadent dishes with a Japanese-inspired cocktail or bottle of sake. Like its sister concept, Uchi, Uchiko Miami Beach is closed on Labor Day but open through the weekend, featuring a Happy Hour Omakase ($120 for two) where friends can snag a seat at the sushi counter and “cheers!” with a tropical, Japanese-inspired cocktail. Late-night crowds can stop by from 9-11 p.m. for the new Late Night Happy Hour. Delilah Miami may be closed on Labor Day, but guests can still toast to the long weekend with Golden Hour from 5-7 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Diners can indulge in half off all signature cocktails alongside $14 bites, including Patatas Bravas and Tuna Tartare, all served against Delilah’s signature backdrop of old-school Hollywood glamour and waterfront views. Photo Credits: Delilah Miami For those looking to make the most of the long weekend, dōma Wynwood will keep the celebrations going on Labor Day, serving dinner daily starting at 6 p.m. The neighborhood favorite offers a stylish setting to enjoy contemporary Italian fare, from Tagliolini al Tartufo Nero to Saffron Risotto & Braised Veal Ossobuco. For wine lovers, dōma’s striking wine wall is a destination in itself, showcasing an expansive selection with an emphasis on Italian labels. Family-friendly: Kid-friendly, easy-to-navigate spots for a low-stress family outing. Make the most of Labor Day weekend on the water at Casa Sensei, where guests can pair dinner with a private Riverfront Gondola Tour for one of the most unique ways to experience Fort Lauderdale. Families can enjoy the restaurant’s signature Pan-Asian Latin fusion cuisine, from sushi boats to Korean BBQ favorites, aboard a traditional Venetian-style gondola for a scenic cruise along the Himmarshee Canal and Las Olas waterways. Kick off Labor Day weekend on the Intracoastal with Shooters Waterfront and Water Taxi’s Friday Sunset Music Cruise. Families can start the night at Shooters with waterfront happy hour specials, live music and dockside dining before boarding the Water Taxi for a sunset cruise through Fort Lauderdale’s famed waterways. A complimentary champagne toast is served onboard as the boat cruises past waterfront homes and the city skyline. Each ticket includes a $10 Shooters Waterfront credit, making it easy to continue the evening back at the restaurant after returning to the dock. Photo Credits: Shooters Waterfront Gather the family for a leisurely Labor Day weekend meal at Mottai in Coral Gables, now serving Sunday lunch from noon to 3 p.m. Guests can explore Japanese-inspired dishes, including the Crab Roll with togarashi brown butter and soy wrapper, Rock Shrimp with spicy aioli and chili thread, and Kinoko Hot Pot with yuzu soy butter, egg yolk, furikake rice and chili crunch. With plenty to pass around and a relaxed setting, Mottai offers an elevated way to bring the whole family together over Labor Day weekend. For families looking to make the most of Labor Day weekend without the hassle of bouncing around town, Atlantic Village in Hallandale Beach brings dining, entertainment and family-friendly activities together in one shaded, open-air destination. Start with breakfast or brunch at Pink Café or grab freshly baked bagels and breakfast favorites from Mitch’s Downtown, then make your way to Tee Box, a golf training center where golfers of all ages and skill levels can work on their game. Or, let the kids burn off some energy at Flippo’s Indoor Playground and Café, an indoor activity center for ages 1-14 featuring game rooms, a toddler area, a laser maze and an indoor sports court. When it’s time to refuel, families can choose from Venezuelan favorites at Doggi’s Arepa Bar, sushi and Japanese-Peruvian flavors at Sokai Sushi Bar or tacos and Mexican street food at Uptown 66. With more than 308,830 square feet of dining, retail and lifestyle experiences, Atlantic Village makes it easy to turn the long weekend into a full day of family fun. By ML Staff.

Construction firm Robins & Morton is pleased to announce the promotion of Andrew Smith to project director. In his new role, Smith will coordinate with clients, design partners, trade contractors, and the Robins & Morton team to ensure the effective planning and execution of projects. He brings 24 years of experience in the construction industry, having joined Robins & Morton in 2022, and holds a Bachelor of Science in Architecture Technology from the New York Institute of Technology. "Healthcare construction creates a lasting impact on the communities we build in, and I've been fortunate to be part of that work at Robins & Morton for the last four years,” Smith said. “Being part of projects that directly improve patient care has been the most rewarding part of my career, and I'm looking forward to taking on this new role and continuing to deliver projects that make a difference across South Florida.” In his time at Robins & Morton, Smith has guided one of the company's largest projects, the Gloria Drummond Patient Tower at Boca Raton Regional Hospital, and continues to support multiple projects throughout South Florida. “Since joining Robins & Morton, Andrew has been part of some of our largest healthcare projects in the region,” Robins & Morton Operations Manager Johnathan Peavy said. “His work on the Gloria Drummond Patient Tower reflects the caliber of leadership and client focus that this promotion recognizes. We look forward to his leadership as we continue to grow our presence across South Florida's healthcare construction market.” Smith's promotion is part of a broader round of leadership advancements at Robins & Morton, reflecting the company's continued investment in cultivating leadership across its national operations. By ML Staff. Photo courtesy of Robins & Morton.

Ann Storck Center – a Fort Lauderdale-based private nonprofit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities – announced an amendment to its policy for serving meals to students under the National School Lunch Program for the 2026-2027 school year. All students will be served breakfast and lunch at no charge at the All Heart Learning Academy. Ann Storck Center’s private school, the All Heart Learning Academy, provides educational and therapeutic services for children with special educational needs from kindergarten through seventh grade. The private school environment offers innovative and integrated programs and services on-campus, including therapy and specialized nutrition. Ann Storck Center believes in taking its mission to heart. It offers students a safe, secure environment where ability and potential are individually nurtured and maximized. Teachers use research-based, hands-on instructional strategies through a thematically organized curriculum designed to meet individual needs via language and communication, mathematics, art and sensory exploration and adaptive skill building. ​ Ann Storck Center’s multi-disciplinary team uses individual assessments together with parent collaboration to set unique educational and developmental goals for each student. Parents have the flexibility to incorporate necessary therapies into the individualized educational plan (IEP), including Speech and Language, Occupational and Physical therapies, as well as Applied Behavior Analysis. Children are thoughtfully placed in the best classroom environment, equipped with low student-to-teacher ratios to ensure exceptional individualized attention and the most enriched, dynamic experience. For additional information about the USDA National School Lunch Program, please contact: Ann Storck Center, Attention: Mary Lauderdale, School Director, 1790 SW 43rd Way, Ft Lauderdale, FL, 954-584-8000, mlauderdale@annstorckcenter.org.

Before Uchibā makes its Brickell debut this fall, Uchi Miami is giving diners a dedicated first look to taste what’s coming. On Thursday, September 24, the Wynwood restaurant will host an exclusive 10-course collaboration with its soon-to-open sister concept for one night only, officially concluding the 2026 Summer Dinner Series. The evening will be hosted by James Beard Award-winning chef Tyson Cole, founder and owner of Uchi and Uchibā, who will bring his signature approach to Japanese cuisine to the special collaboration. Taking place from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., the intimate seating will preview Miami’s first Uchibā location. Diners can expect a menu blending Uchibā's izakaya-inspired dishes with Uchi classics, creating a one-night-only menu that showcases both concepts at one table. The casual concept serving modern Japanese cuisine expands Hai Hospitality’s growing presence in the region, joining Uchiko (which launched in Miami Beach 2025) and Uchi (a staple since 2021). Tickets for the final Summer Dinner Series date can be purchased here and are $150 per person, plus tax and gratuity. Reservations are required. With limited availability, this is one dinner worth getting on the calendar. By ML Staff. Photo Credit: Uchi Miami

For 80 years, Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade has been a place where childhood memories are made, dreams take flight and generations of young people discover just how bright their futures can be. On Saturday, Oct. 10, the South Florida community is invited to celebrate The Wild About Kids Gala: Celebrating 80 Years, held at the Loews Coral Gables Hotel. The signature event will honor the people, programs and milestone moments that have shaped the organization’s remarkable legacy of empowering youth, strengthening families and building great futures. For eight decades, Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade has been part of growing up in Miami-Dade, helping children and teens explore and develop new interests while building lasting friendships. The Wild About Kids Gala will celebrate that legacy and the generations of young people whose lives have been shaped by the Club, while helping ensure even more children have the opportunities and support they need to build great futures. Proceeds from the evening will directly support programs across the nonprofit organization’s six Clubs, including after-school care, tutoring and homework assistance, STEM, educational enrichment, college and career readiness, financial literacy, character and leadership development, health and wellness, arts, sports and recreation and summer and winter camps. Together, these opportunities give children and teens a welcoming place to learn, explore their interests, develop new skills and prepare for the future. The black-tie celebration will begin with a cocktail reception at 6:30 p.m., followed by a three-course dinner in the Alhambra Ballroom. Guests will enjoy an exciting silent auction, captivating live entertainment by acclaimed Latin soul artist Lucy Grau, dancing and meaningful moments featuring the remarkable youth of Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade. The event is chaired for the third and final year by longtime supporter and Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade Executive Board Member Michelle Zubizarreta, with fellow Board Member Olga Guilarte serving as Special Event Chair. The Host Committee includes Emely Gazitua, Alina Guasch-Bezold, Carolina Isusquiza, Isabel Jettinghoff, Board Chair Rodolfo “Rudy” Lleonart, Lisa Mendelson, Liana De Mena, Yuni Navarro, Kristina Perez Cubas, Karen Rodriguez, Allison and Andy Stuart and Meredith Virnig. “What an honor it is to celebrate our 80th anniversary year,” said Alex Rodriguez-Roig, president of Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade. “For eight decades, Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade has provided havens, caring mentors and life-changing opportunities for thousands of children who need them most. The evening wouldn’t be possible without the support of our Gala Chair Michelle Zubizarreta, gala committee members, our board members and donors who are committed to creating great futures for our area youth. Their support does more than fund programs; it shapes futures, strengthens communities and builds a lasting legacy.” “It has been my honor and privilege to serve as Chair of the Wild About Kids Gala for the past three years and I am especially grateful to conclude this journey as we celebrate the 80th anniversary of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade,” said Michelle Zubizarreta. “For eight decades, the Club has opened doors, inspired dreams, and changed lives. As we honor this extraordinary milestone, we also look ahead with the same unwavering commitment that has guided us from the beginning: ensuring every child and teen has the opportunity to reach their full potential. The greatest chapters of this remarkable story are still to be written.” Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade thanks its generous sponsors, including Anthony R. Abraham Foundation; Ansin Foundation; Baptist Health; Bermont Gold Wealth Advisory of Raymond James; Bilzin Sumberg; CCU; DRRT; First American Bank; Gencom; INB; Ana and Raul Marmol; Murgado Automotive Group; Ocean Bank; Abigail Pollak; Carmen Rebozo Foundation; Allison and Andy Stuart; USI Insurance; Walker Management Group; WSVN 7; and Michelle Zubizarreta and Jorge Xiques. Current underwriters include Amazon; Ada and Jose Armas; The Bernhardt Family; TASKO; Planning & Economics Group; Meredith and Kenneth “Chip” Virnig; Mark and Greta Walker; and WSVN 7. Sponsorship opportunities are available for $1,500 and up. To purchase or learn more, visit https://bit.ly/4uDzzCw or contact Rhia Hunter at (305) 446-9910 ext. 108 or rhunter@bgcmia.org.

Goat your zen on! PURRR Adoption + Sanctuary (PURRR) – a nonprofit organization with a mission to transform cats' lives one PURRR at a time, through rescue, adoption, and spay + neuter initiatives – will host “Whiskers & Hooves” on Sunday, Sept. 13. The community is invited to an all-levels yoga experience surrounded by goats. Supporters can choose from two sessions at 4 p.m. or 5:30 p.m. No yoga experience is needed, and mats will be provided. Tickets are available for $35 per person, and space and parking are limited. All proceeds from the one-hour goat yoga experience will be donated to PURRR Adoption + Sanctuary to provide food, medical care and a safe place for the cats in its care. Guests will enjoy delicious food and drinks in purr-fect company while discovering ways to support PURRR’s mission to help more cats find their happy ever after. Following the yoga flow, participants are invited to visit adoptable cats and learn about fostering, adoption and volunteering at PURRR. Through its “Find Your One” process, PURRR’s team helps future cat moms and dads find their soul cat and guides them every step of the way. With over 150 adoptable cats, the PURRR team knows every cat – their personality, history, quirks and what kind of home they need to become themselves fully. Whether future cat parents are seeking a playful and energetic kitten, a calm and cuddly adult cat, or a wise and gentle senior, PURRR’s diverse selection of feline friends ensures there’s a perfect match for every home. Soul cat profiles built around personality are available on each feline friend in PURRR’s care. The “Find Your One” experience starts with filling out an application to help PURRR’s team understand the adoptee’s preferences, lifestyle, and what they're looking for in a cat companion. Within 48 hours, a PURRR team member will schedule a meet and greet for the chance to see firsthand the personalities and quirks of feline residents. After connecting with a potential furry family member, PURRR schedules a 15-minute in-home, educational consultation to ensure a smooth integration into the home. PURRR prioritizes the new feline family member's well-being and conducts a comprehensive final medical examination and bloodwork before taking the lifelong feline companion home. The PURRR team will check in after a week to ensure a smooth transition and address any questions. Beyond adoption day, PURRR provides support, resources, and guidance throughout the journey as a pet owner. Founded in 2018, PURRR Adoption + Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with a mission to transform cats' lives one PURRR at a time, through rescue, adoption, and spay + neuter initiatives that help reduce overpopulation and ultimately enrich the human-feline connection. PURRR is committed to giving cats and their companions a better future by offering a safe haven and encouraging responsible pet ownership. PURRR’s team and volunteers bring a wealth of experience and compassion to everything they do. From adoptions to spay + neuter services, every aspect of PURRR is driven by a deep love for cats and a commitment to their well-being. When: Sunday, Sept. 13 Two sessions: 4 p.m. or 5:30 p.m. Where: PURRR Adoption + Sanctuary Ranch 15040 SW 31st Court Davie, FL 33331 As parking is limited, carpooling and ride-share are suggested. Cost: $35. Mats will be provided. How: For more information, please contact info@purrr.org. Tickets are available at https://bit.ly/45V7zzD.

You don't need to gut a house to make it feel like something. The rooms that stay in your memory usually come down to three or four decisions, not a checklist of whatever's trending this year. What gives a space character is the accumulation of small, deliberate choices. An unexpected material. One piece of furniture that doesn't match anything else. Lighting that actually flatters the room. An architectural detail somebody chose to leave alone. The good news is that none of this has to happen at once. Very few people want to empty a room and start over, and honestly, you rarely need to. A few well-chosen additions will shift the whole mood of a space. Image by Curtis Adams / Pexels Start With What's Already There Before you buy anything, spend some time looking at what the room hands you for free. Exposed beams, tall ceilings, an arched doorway, old hardwood, a fireplace — these are your starting point. Working with them keeps you from over-decorating and burying the very things that make the room worth being in. The subtler stuff counts too. The proportions of a window, the tone of the floorboards, the way afternoon light moves across one wall. All of it should influence your colors and materials. Building on what a room already gives you produces something far more convincing than forcing a Pinterest board onto a space that was never going to accommodate it. Let One Thing Dominate Every room needs somewhere for your eye to land. That might be an oversized painting, a strange and wonderful light fixture, a piece of furniture in an unreasonable color, or an architectural feature you've decided to emphasize. The important part is choosing one. If everything competes, nothing wins, and the room ends up feeling busy without feeling interesting. Fireplaces are a good example, because most people treat them as purely functional and leave it there. The surround, the mantel, and the screen are all opportunities. Custom fireplace screens in particular can carry a lot of visual weight for their size — a distinctive shape or finish changes the whole hearth without touching anything structural. Apply the same logic anywhere in the house. One memorable thing usually beats five forgettable ones. Skip the Obvious Decorative Pieces Character tends to come from the slightly unexpected. Before you reach for another framed print or a vase from the same shop everyone else uses, look for pieces with odd proportions, handmade finishes, or visible evidence that a person made them. A sculptural object on a console, a chair with an unusual profile — these do more for a room than a dozen safe choices. Not everything needs to be a statement, though. Distinctive pieces work best when the things around them are quiet. The contrast is what makes them read. Build Depth With Texture Personality doesn't have to arrive through color. Layering textures is the easiest way to add depth to a neutral palette. Put something smooth next to something woven. Set ceramics or stone against natural wood. Add upholstery that invites you to sit down. A rug warms up hard floors immediately. Linen curtains and a wool throw will soften furniture with sharp modern lines. Consider how materials feel under your hand and not only how they photograph, because you're going to live with them. Rethink the Lighting Lighting changes a room more than almost anything else you can do to it. Stop relying on the single fixture in the middle of the ceiling. Add floor lamps for the dark corners, table lamps to draw seating areas closer together, and something directional to pick out artwork or a textured wall. Warmth and intensity matter as much as placement. You want softer, lower light in the evening and something brighter to work by during the day, which means you need more than one switch. For the effort involved, it's probably the highest-return change on this list. Image by Salman Saqib Mix Periods A house where every object is clearly from the same five-year window feels strangely flat. Put contemporary furniture next to vintage finds, inherited pieces, or older materials. A worn wooden table holds its own against modern seating. A bold contemporary painting wakes up a traditional room. You don't have to get the history right. Nobody's grading you on period accuracy, and the friction between eras is usually the interesting part. What you're after is a room that looks like it accumulated rather than one that arrived in a single delivery. Don't Forget That People Live Here Design still has to survive daily life. The coffee table needs to hold things. The chair needs to be comfortable after twenty minutes. Storage needs to be reachable, and decorative objects shouldn't force you to walk around them. The rooms you use most — kitchen, living room, the space just inside the front door — reward practical thinking the most. A few baskets, some open shelving, and a decent console by the entry solve real problems while looking better than the pile of shoes and mail they replace. Put Something of Yourself In It Personal objects are usually what separate a home from a showroom. Photographs, books, art you actually chose, things you carried back from a trip, a bowl your grandmother used. These say something about the people who live there, and they're the fastest cure for a room that feels anonymous. You don't need to put it all out at once. Rotating objects between rooms or shelving some of them for a season keeps the space feeling alive. Give It Time Good rooms almost never come together in one go. Live in the space before you finish it. Notice what's working and what keeps bothering you — a wall that stays blank too long, a corner that's always dim, a seating area that feels a little cold. This approach also saves you money and regret. You buy fewer things, and the things you buy tend to be right, because you're solving an actual problem instead of filling a gap you noticed on move-in day. The result, after a year or two, is a house that fits together without looking like it came from a catalog. Final Thoughts Adding character to a home isn't about dramatic gestures. Pay attention to the architecture you inherited. Add a handful of things worth looking at. Think carefully about materials, light, scale, and comfort, and let the objects that mean something to you stay visible. A good house isn't a showroom. It's collected, a little imperfect, and unmistakably attached to the people inside it. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Pexels

Miami Living's Art Basel Miami Beach 2026 guide brings the essential information into one place, including confirmed dates, opening hours, ticket status, transportation, accessibility, and what is still awaiting announcement. Art Basel Miami Beach returns to the Miami Beach Convention Center for its public days from December 4 through 6, with invitation-only access beginning December 2, 2026. What Is Art Basel Miami Beach All About? Art Basel was founded in Basel, Switzerland, in 1970. More than three decades later, the organization expanded internationally with the launch of Art Basel Miami Beach in 2002, its second fair. The inaugural Miami Beach edition featured 160 leading galleries and attracted more than 30,000 visitors, showcasing works by both established and emerging artists. Art Basel later expanded to Hong Kong (2013), Paris (2022), and Doha, Qatar (2026), creating a global network of premier art fairs. Today, Art Basel Miami Beach remains one of the world's most influential contemporary art events. The Art Basel Miami welcomed 283 galleries representing 43 countries and territories, reinforcing its position as the leading international art fair in the Americas. The event also attracted more than 85,000 visitors, including collectors, curators, artists, museum directors, celebrities, and art enthusiasts, while transforming Miami into the center of the global art world during Miami Art Week. Photo credit: Art Basel To make it clear, Art Basel Miami Beach is one event within the broader Miami Art Week calendar. Satellite fairs, museum exhibitions, public art projects, brand activations, talks, and private events take place across Miami Beach and the wider Miami area, but they are not all organized by Art Basel. Why Is Art Basel Miami Beach Important? The fair's scale gives it an influential position in the art market and in Miami's cultural calendar. In 2025, Art Basel reported 283 participating galleries from 43 countries and territories, more than 80,000 attendees across the public and VIP days, and representatives from more than 240 museums and foundations. How Is Art Basel Miami Beach Organized? Art Basel's current Miami Beach show pages list the following sectors and programs. The structure is published, but the 2026 participants and projects are still pending. Galleries: The fair's main sector, presenting Modern and contemporary art through established international galleries. Nova: Presentations centered on recent work by a small group of artists. Positions: Solo projects focused on individual artists, often providing a closer look at emerging practices. Survey: Historically focused presentations that revisit significant artists, periods, or artistic practices. Kabinett: Curated displays staged within selected galleries' main booths. Meridians: Large-scale projects that extend beyond the standard booth format. Zero 10: Art Basel's platform for art shaped by digital culture and technology. Conversations: Talks and discussions involving artists and other cultural figures. The 2026 floor plan and the detailed program have not yet been published. Photo Credit: Spencer Chow/Unsplash What Is Confirmed for Art Basel Miami Beach 2026? The public fair dates, VIP dates, opening hours, and venue have been published. Art Basel has also confirmed that its annual Awards Night will take place during the Miami Beach fair in December 2026. When Is Art Basel Miami Beach 2026? Art Basel Miami Beach 2026 will be open to the public from Friday, December 4, through Sunday, December 6, at the Miami Beach Convention Center. The invitation-only private days are Wednesday, December 2, and Thursday, December 3. The venue's event calendar lists the full fair period as December 2 through 6, including the private days. Photo credit: Art Basel What Are the Art Basel Miami Beach 2026 Opening Hours? The official visitor information page lists the following schedule: Private Days, by Invitation Only Wednesday, December 2, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.: First Choice Wednesday, December 2, 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.: Preview Thursday, December 3, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.: First Choice and Preview Thursday, December 3, 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.: Vernissage Public Days, with a Ticket or VIP Card Friday, December 4, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, December 5, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday, December 6, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Visitors should check the official page again shortly before attending in case operational details change. Photo credit: Art Basel Where Is Art Basel Miami Beach 2026 Held? The fair takes place at the Miami Beach Convention Center, 1901 Convention Center Drive, Miami Beach, FL 33139. The building sits near City Hall, the Miami Beach Botanical Garden, The Bass, New World Center, Collins Park, and Lincoln Road. The convention center is about 12 miles from Miami International Airport, according to the venue. Photo credit: Art Basel What Is New or Notable for Art Basel Miami Beach 2026? The 2026 Art Basel Awards Art Basel launched its annual awards program in 2025. The 2026 Art Basel Awards recognize 33 medalists across nine categories, with 11 Gold Awardees to be selected. Art Basel says the next BOSS Award for Outstanding Achievement will be presented during the official Art Basel Awards Night at Art Basel Miami Beach in December 2026. The exact date, venue, guest access policy, and full ceremony schedule have not yet been announced. Photo credit: Art Basel Can Children Attend Art Basel Miami Beach 2026? Yes. Art Basel's current Miami Beach visitor rules state that Art Kids is available for children ages 5 to 12 during the show. The visitor page describes it as a free supervised kindergarten and playroom that allows parents to tour the fair. Where Can I Buy Art Basel Miami Beach 2026 Tickets? You can use the official Art Basel ticket page when sales open. Art Basel is currently inviting visitors to sign up for a ticket alert. Photo credit: Art Basel Where Can I Park for Art Basel Miami Beach? The Miami Beach Convention Center parking garage has 800 spaces on its uncovered fourth and fifth levels. The venue currently lists a $20 flat fee and operating hours of 6 a.m. to 1 a.m., seven days a week. Entrances are at 1901 Convention Center Drive on the west side and 2000 Washington Avenue on the east side. Accessible spaces and electric-vehicle charging stations are available in the rooftop garage. The venue also lists several nearby municipal garages, including facilities on 17th Street, Meridian Avenue, Pennsylvania Avenue, and Collins Avenue. Current City of Miami Beach garage rates vary by location and may include event flat rates. Photo credit: Art Basel Parking demand is typically heavy during Miami Art Week. Rates and traffic controls can change for major events, so drivers should check the convention center and city parking pages shortly before arrival. What Is the Best Way to Get Around Miami Beach During Art Week? The Miami Beach citywide trolley is free and currently operates from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily, with an average frequency of about 20 minutes on each route. Freebee also provides free on-demand service in designated Miami Beach service areas. Its current published hours are 6:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, and 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday. Photo Credit: Shawn Ghassemitari/HypeArt The City of Miami Beach has offered additional Art Week shuttles and water-taxi connections in previous years, but the 2026 special-event routes and hours have not yet been published. Rideshare service is available, but pickup and drop-off locations may be adjusted during the fair. Walking can be the simplest option for visitors staying near the convention center. What Should I Wear to Art Basel Miami Beach? Comfortable shoes matter more than a formal dress code because a visit can involve several hours of walking and standing. Light layers are useful for moving between Miami's warm outdoor weather and air-conditioned exhibition halls. Some invitation-only events may set their own dress expectations. Check the specific invitation rather than assuming the main fair has a formal requirement. Photo Credit: Casey Kelbaugh What Can I Bring to Art Basel Miami Beach? Visitors may carry a small handbag, purse, or briefcase that does not exceed 16 by 8 by 16 inches, or 40 by 20 by 40 centimeters. Backpacks, suitcases, and trolleys are prohibited in any size. Other bags and similar items above the size limit must be left at the Coat & Bag Check, and visitors’ belongings may be inspected by security. Outside food and drinks may not be brought onto the show premises. The published rules do not list an exception for bottled water or filled reusable bottles, so visitors should plan to purchase water and other beverages inside the fair and consume them only in designated areas. The 2026 dining and beverage lineup has not yet been announced. Packing light is the simplest approach. Art Basel states that it is not responsible for lost, stolen, or checked belongings. Visitors should review the official rules again shortly before attending in case the fair publishes additional guidance about refillable bottles, medical necessities, or other exceptions. Can I Bring a Pet to Art Basel Miami Beach? Do not plan to bring a pet. The Miami Beach Convention Center's published accessibility policy specifically welcomes ADA-recognized service animals when they are leashed or otherwise under control, with the handler responsible for the animal. Visitors with service animals should also review Art Basel's 2026 visitor rules before attending in case the fair publishes additional entry instructions. Is Art Basel Miami Beach Accessible to Older Visitors and People with Disabilities? The Miami Beach Convention Center is ADA compliant and provides accessible parking, ramps, elevators, restrooms, automatic entrance doors, and Braille signage. The venue also offers the Aira visual-interpreting service, subject to the app's usage limits. Art Basel's current visitor information says manual wheelchairs and scooters are complimentary on a first-come, first-served basis and can be picked up at Coat and Bag Check locations. The convention center separately states that wheelchairs are available at no charge in exchange for valid identification until the chair is returned. Photo credit: Art Basel Visitors who need a mobility device should arrive early and contact the venue in advance if availability is essential. Is Smoking or Vaping Allowed Inside the Venue? No. The Miami Beach Convention Center's FAQ states that smoking and vaping are not permitted inside the building. How Does Art Basel Address Lost or Stolen Art? The Art Loss Register currently lists Art Basel Miami Beach among the fairs where it conducts due-diligence searches. Its database contains more than 700,000 records involving stolen, missing, looted, disputed, and other flagged objects. Photo credit: Art Basel What Sustainability Practices Are Used at Art Basel Miami Beach? Art Basel's current Miami Beach dining page states that it works with Sodexo Live!, the convention center's official catering provider, on five practices at the show: increasing plant-based meals, sourcing responsibly and locally, reducing waste, supporting communities through food donations and volunteering, and transitioning to biodegradable and compostable products. By ML Staff.

Givenchy has introduced its Winter 2026 women’s campaign, presenting the new collection on location in Croatia against a backdrop of steely granite landscapes. Creative director Sarah Burton brings the essence of her runway designs into the campaign visuals, focusing on silhouettes and tailoring that highlight the personality and strength of the women featured. “There’s a directness about the women in the campaign which speaks to their personality and strength. I wanted it to be purely about that, everything I design at Givenchy centres on seeing and celebrating the reality and the brilliance of all kinds of women.” – Sarah Burton The Winter 2026 collection is available now in Givenchy boutiques and on Givenchy.com for women’s ready-to-wear and accessories. By ML. Photo(s)/Givenchy

In anticipation of the Americas Food & Beverage Show 2026, the EU-financed EUKIHAL Campaign will bring the flavors, heritage, and innovation of the European food industry to Miami with an exclusive B2B tasting and networking experience taking place on Tuesday, September 15, 2026 at 6:00PM at Meraki Greek Bistro (190 SE 1st Ave, Miami, FL 33131). The event will showcase two signature European products: Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) Halloumi cheese from Cyprus and premium European Kiwifruit from Kavala, Greece, both celebrated for their authenticity, exceptional quality, and deep European roots. The exclusive gathering will connect leading U.S. importers, distributors, hospitality professionals, and food industry stakeholders with European producers for an immersive introduction to two exceptional European products, offering guests the opportunity to discover their origins, quality standards, and culinary potential firsthand. Senior representatives from the Agricultural Cooperative of Nestos and the Panagrotikos Farmers Union of Cyprus will be on-site to share the stories behind these products, highlighting the strict production standards, European Union safety compliance, sustainability practices, and full supply-chain traceability that define their global reputation. Attendees will also experience a live culinary demonstration highlighting the versatility and food-service applications of both products, showcasing how these premium European products can inspire innovative menus across restaurants, hospitality, and retail markets. Through this exclusive event, the EUKIHAL Campaign aims to create meaningful connections between European producers and North American trade partners, opening new opportunities for certified European products within the U.S. food and hospitality landscape. By ML staff. Images cortesy by Charalambides Christis

Burberry is promoting its latest selection of wardrobe staples that feature the brand’s signature House Check pattern, encouraging customers to refresh their look with classic pieces and coordinated accessories. The campaign focuses on foundational items that showcase Burberry heritage through the House Check design, offering a curated range of clothing for everyday wear. Customers can also find complementary check accessories and other iconic essentials that extend the pattern across bags, smaller leather goods and additional lifestyle pieces on the official website. Shoppers can shop Burberry online for classic check styles and accessories, or visit a store for in person browsing. By ML. Photo(s)/Burberry