For many Miami residents, pool time is a regular part of daily life, especially during the long stretch of warm weather. Swimming offers recreation, fitness, and relief from the heat. However, frequent exposure to pool chemicals can carry potential respiratory risks, especially when proper maintenance and ventilation are overlooked. Understanding how these chemicals impact lung health is important for anyone who spends extended time around pools, whether recreationally or professionally. Chemical Disinfection and Airborne Exposure Pools require disinfection to kill bacteria, viruses, and algae. Chlorine is the most used chemical for this purpose. When chlorine interacts with organic matter like sweat, body oils, and urine, it forms byproducts called chloramines. These compounds are responsible for the strong chemical odor often associated with pools. Chloramines are volatile, meaning they can become airborne, especially in enclosed or poorly ventilated environments. Once in the air, they can irritate the eyes, throat, and most significantly, the lungs. Indoor pools and heavily used outdoor pools can accumulate higher concentrations of chloramines. Swimmers, lifeguards, and pool staff are most at risk, particularly those with asthma or other pre-existing respiratory conditions. Prolonged exposure may worsen symptoms and contribute to new cases of reactive airway issues in individuals who previously had no history of lung disease. Respiratory Effects of Prolonged Exposure Short-term exposure to chloramines may result in coughing, throat irritation, and tightness in the chest. These effects can occur even in healthy individuals after just a few hours of exposure. For people with asthma, symptoms can be more intense, including wheezing and decreased lung function. Studies have shown that children who swim frequently in chlorinated pools may have an increased likelihood of developing asthma-like symptoms. Additionally, workers who handle pool maintenance are at risk from inhaling concentrated fumes during the handling and mixing of pool chemicals. This is especially true if safety procedures are not followed or if protective gear is not used. The risk increases with indoor pools due to limited airflow. Ensuring proper mechanical ventilation and routine air quality checks can significantly reduce exposure levels. Preventive Measures for Safer Swimming Environments One of the most effective ways to reduce respiratory exposure is through proper pool maintenance. Maintaining appropriate chlorine levels helps disinfect without producing excessive chloramines. Regularly checking pH levels, ideally between 7.2 and 7.8, also improves chlorine efficiency and reduces the need for high chemical doses. Showering before swimming, encouraging bathroom breaks, and discouraging urination in the pool all limit the introduction of organic matter, which in turn limits chloramine formation. Facility operators should invest in ventilation systems that actively exchange indoor air and reduce chemical buildup. Outdoor pool settings benefit from natural airflow, but even they should be monitored during high-use periods or in enclosed backyard spaces. Pool infrastructure also plays a role. Reliable plumbing and equipment help maintain water quality and circulation. For instance, a properly functioning PVC butterfly valve  in a pool’s filtration system can improve water flow and reduce stagnant zones where bacteria and debris tend to accumulate. Good circulation minimizes the need for excess chemical use, which supports a healthier environment for swimmers and staff alike. Swimming remains a valuable part of a healthy, active lifestyle in Miami, but it is important to be aware of the unseen risks associated with chemical exposure. Pool users, owners, and staff should work together to maintain safe water and air quality. Monitoring chemical levels, encouraging responsible behavior, and maintaining equipment all contribute to a safer experience. By taking these practical steps, residents can enjoy the benefits of swimming without compromising their respiratory health. Check out the accompanying infographic below to learn more.  By ML Staff. Image courtesy of Microsoft Stock Images

Image by Kwangmoozaa / Adobestock Flooding is a familiar risk for Miami residents, especially during hurricane season. When floodwaters recede, they often leave behind serious hazards that threaten both property and personal health. Responding quickly and correctly is essential to reduce long-term damage and avoid preventable illness.  Assess Safety Before Reentering Before stepping back into a flooded home, safety must be the top priority. If there is any doubt about structural stability, power line exposure, or gas leaks, wait for clearance from local authorities or licensed professionals. Turn off electricity at the main breaker if it has not already been shut off and if it is safe to do so. Wearing waterproof boots, gloves, and protective clothing can reduce exposure to contaminants. Document Damage Immediately Once it is safe to enter, begin taking photographs or videos of every affected area. This includes floors, walls, furniture, appliances, and personal belongings. Documentation is critical for insurance claims and can help speed up the reimbursement process. Be thorough and do not discard anything of value before speaking with your insurer. Prevent Mold Growth Early Mold can begin to grow within 24 to 48 hours after water exposure. Removing standing water and improving airflow are the first steps in preventing mold-related damage. Use fans and dehumidifiers if electricity is available and safe. Pull up wet carpets, rugs, and padding, and remove drywall or insulation that has encountered floodwater. Items that cannot be thoroughly cleaned or dried should be thrown away. Clean and Disinfect Surfaces Floodwaters often carry sewage, bacteria, and harmful chemicals. All surfaces that have come into contact with water should be cleaned and disinfected, including walls, floors, furniture, and appliances. Use soap and water first, followed by a disinfectant such as diluted bleach. Do not rely on appearance alone. Clean items whether they look dry or unaffected. Pay close attention to kitchen areas, bathrooms, and children's rooms. Protect Your Health During Cleanup Flood cleanup can expose residents to mold spores, bacteria, and chemicals. Always wear gloves, goggles, and an N95 respirator or similar mask to protect your respiratory system. Wash your hands frequently and avoid touching your face while cleaning. If you have asthma, allergies, or other health conditions, consider staying elsewhere until the space has been professionally cleaned and dried. Image by pongmoji / Adobestock Check for Hidden Hazards Damage can be more extensive than it appears on the surface. Electrical systems, heating and cooling units, and plumbing may have been compromised by floodwater. Hire licensed contractors to inspect these systems before resuming normal use. Flooding can also weaken floors, stairs, and ceilings, increasing the risk of injury. Addressing these hidden hazards can prevent further problems down the line. Know When to Call Professionals Some damage will require expert help. Hiring a licensed damage restoration service  ensures the work meets safety standards and is completed in a timely manner. These professionals have access to industrial-grade equipment that can dry out spaces faster, detect moisture behind walls, and eliminate contaminants that might otherwise go unnoticed.  Prepare for Future Flood Events After cleanup, consider what steps can reduce the impact of future floods. Install flood vents, elevate appliances, and seal basement walls. Store important documents in waterproof containers. If you live in a flood-prone zone, review your insurance coverage annually to make sure it includes flood protection.  Recovering from a flood is physically and emotionally exhausting, but taking the right steps early can protect your health and save thousands in long-term repairs. With informed action and help from qualified professionals, homeowners can move forward with confidence and restore both safety and peace of mind. Check out the accompanying infographic below to learn more.  By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Adobestock

This Saturday, July 12, the  Miami Beach Botanical Garden  is the place to be. Whether you're here to chill under the palms or dive into something creative, we’ve got a full lineup of Summer Series events ready for you. Start your afternoon by learning the art of  bonsai  from Bonsai Bar (4–6 pm, $85). Pot and prune your own tree with expert guidance—and MBBG members get $10 off! At 5 pm, join Miami artist Erica Lores for  Ceramics in the Garden . Shape your own plant pot and connect with nature through clay ($75). Then at 6 pm, explore the Japanese art of  kintsugi  with Crafts and Drafts Miami. Rebuild broken pottery with gold, sip on a cold drink, and celebrate the beauty of imperfection ($45). Stick around for a  free 16mm film screening  at 8 pm, curated from the Miami-Dade Public Library’s rare archives, followed by a discussion on film and history. And all day from 1:30 to 8 pm—yes, there will be pizza! Stanzione Pizza is serving up fresh Neapolitan pies to keep your energy up. Come early, stay late, and make a day of it at the Garden. Miami Beach Botanical Garden is located at 2000 Convention Center Drive, Miami Beach, FL 33139  By ML Staff. Photo/MBBG

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On 19 July 1939, Alphonse Mucha  was laid to rest in Prague’s Vyšehrad cemetery. He had died of pneumonia five days earlier, aged 78. The Nazi forces occupying the city shed few tears, Mucha having been a well-known pacifist and freemason, who opposed the aims of the Third Reich. Left: a self-portrait of Alphonse Mucha at his studio in Rue du Val-de-Grâce, Paris. Original glass negative. Photo courtesy of and © Mucha Trust 2025. Right: Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939), JOB , 1896. Colour lithograph. 66.7 × 46.4 cm. © Mucha Trust 2025 They insisted that only close family attend the funeral. More than 100,000 people turned up, however. In part, this was simply a protest against the German occupation of Czechoslovakia. In part, it also revealed the esteem in which Mucha was held by his compatriots. Today, the artist is famous for having been a pioneer of Art Nouveau around the turn of the 20th century. ‘He was much more than that, though, and our purpose is to explore his fascinating life and career as a whole,’ says Marcus Mucha, the artist’s great-grandson. Marcus is executive director of the Mucha Foundation , which has just opened a museum in central Prague dedicated to the artist. The idea, in a sense, is to demonstrate how a poor boy from a small town in Moravia came to receive such a huge send-off in the Czechoslovakian capital 70 years later. (In the interim, on his first visit to the United States in 1904, he was hailed by the New York Daily News as ‘the greatest decorative artist in the world’.) Interior view of the Savarin Palace in Prague, now home to the Mucha Foundation’s collection. The reconstruction and restoration of the Baroque building was completed in 2024, with a new project by the British designer Thomas Heatherwick currently under way. Photo: © Crestyl The artist’s grandson, John Mucha, and daughter-in-law, Geraldine Thomsen Mucha, set up the foundation in 1992, with the intention of promoting his oeuvre. It owns the world’s biggest holding of his art, with a collection of 4,000 works. These range from paintings, drawings and jewellery to lithographic posters (many of them originals taken fresh from the press by the artist and unseen in public before). The foundation has also organised more than 90 exhibitions worldwide, including one recently held at the Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C. Which raises the question: why has it taken so long to open a museum? ‘We have been building up a substantial body of research over the past three decades,’ Marcus says. He adds that it also took a long time for the right space to come along: namely the Savarin Palace, ‘a beautiful Baroque building, which has been carefully restored. It’s located on Na Příkopě, Prague’s equivalent of London’s Regent Street.’ Crucially, the Savarin site has the bonus of offering a potential home, at last, to the cycle of paintings widely considered to be Mucha’s masterpiece, The Slav Epic — a cycle that has led a turbulent existence since its completion almost a century ago. Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939), The Slav Epic, Cycle No. 1 — ‘Slavs in their Original Homeland’, 1912. Photo: courtesy Moravský Krumlov castle and the Mucha Foundation Mucha was born in 1860 in a town called Ivančice, three hours south-east of Prague. His father was a court usher. Alphonse started his career apprenticing as a scene painter for a theatre-design company in Vienna. That apprenticeship ended abruptly in 1881, however, when his employer’s biggest client, the Ringtheater, burned down in a fire that killed hundreds. Upon returning to Moravia, Mucha was commissioned by a local landowner, Count Eduard Khuen-Belasi, to decorate his castle. Khuen-Belasi went on to sponsor the artist’s studies at the Munich Academy of Fine Arts and, later, the Académie Julian and Académie Colarossi in Paris. In the French capital, he frequented Madame Charlotte’s Crémerie, a café in the sixth arrondissement where hard-up artists — including Paul Gauguin and Paul Sérusier — could eat in exchange for pictures. Mucha and Gauguin became friends, and following the latter’s return from his first trip to Polynesia in 1893, briefly shared a studio. Mucha’s big break came at Christmas a year later, when Sarah Bernhardt demanded a poster to promote her production of the play Gismonda , which opened within days at the Théâtre de la Renaissance. Bernhardt was the most famous actress of her time — known by Oscar Wilde as ‘the divine Sarah’ — and her demand presented the Lemercier printing house with a problem. All their senior illustrators were off for Christmas. Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939), Gismonda , 1894. Colour lithograph. 216 x 74.2 cm. © Mucha Trust 2025 Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939), Médée , 1898. Colour lithograph. 206 x 76 cm. © Mucha Trust 2025 It thus fell to Mucha to produce a poster — one that became a sensation. Parisians woke up in awe on New Year’s Day 1895 to see it plastered across their city. Apparently, half of the posters had been removed from their hoardings by nightfall. Bernhardt is depicted as the titular heroine, Gismonda, in long brocaded robes, her hair an effusion of flowers. She holds a palm branch so large it covers the first half of her name, which is written in a halo-like arch above her head. With its subtle colours and slender vertical shape, Mucha’s design marked a radical departure from customary posters (which tended to be brashly coloured and square). Bernhardt loved it, instantly offering Mucha a six-year contract to design posters, stage sets and costumes for her productions. She wasn’t the only person to covet his services. Mucha became a highly successful figure in advertising, producing posters to sell bicycles, perfume, brandy, soap, champagne, chocolate and more. In perhaps his most famous advert, for JOB cigarette papers , the artist put less emphasis on the item being sold than on the woman whose cigarette smoke envelops her in sensual abandon. With his hypnotic work from this time, Mucha helped bring the new style of Art Nouveau to its apogee — his JOB image in many ways epitomising it, from the sinuous lines, organic forms and pastel palette, to the wealth of floral details and the seductive woman with luxuriant hair. A self-portrait by Alphonse Mucha, 1910-11, showing him working on a mural for the Lord Mayor's Hall, Municipal House, Prague. Original glass negative. Photo courtesy of and © Mucha Trust 2025 ‘By the early years of the 20th century, he was rich and famous, but he had also become unhappy,’ says Marcus Mucha. ‘In the museum display, we break his career down almost into two halves: the first running up to and including his successes in Paris, the second charting his more spiritual path towards The Slav Epic .’ Beginning a search for truths beyond the visible world, Mucha became a member of the masonic order Les Inseparables du Progrès . He grew to believe that beauty, truth and love were the cornerstones of humanity, and that his art should reflect this — resulting in works such as Le Pater (1899), a Symbolist rendering of the Lord’s Prayer as an illustrated book. Part of the attraction of freemasonry, Mucha said, was that it ‘condemns all oppression of people of different opinions and beliefs’. This had especial resonance, as the land today known as Czechia was ruled for most of Mucha’s life by one of two empires: the Austrian or the Austro-Hungarian. A movement called the Czech National Revival gathered pace through the 19th century, aimed at reviving Czech literature, language and identity, all of which had long been denigrated by the Habsburg overlords. Mucha keenly read the writings of the movement’s key figures, such as František Palacký . Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939), Moravian Teachers’ Choir , 1911. Colour lithograph. 106 x 77 cm. © Mucha Trust 2025 In 1910, he moved to Prague, where he designed a number of subtly patriotic posters for cultural events and groups. The museum displays one for the Moravian Teachers’ Choir : it depicts a woman in folk costume (representing the Czech nation), seated on a withered tree (alluding to foreign occupation) with her ear cupped to the song of a blackbird (a symbol of change). Czechoslovakia gained independence at the end of the First World War, after which Mucha designed its new stamps and banknotes for free. His outlook was never narrowly nationalistic, however. ‘The purpose of my work was never to destroy, but always to… build bridges,’ he said. ‘We must live in the hope that humankind will draw together.’ One particular bridge he sought to build was that between Slavic peoples, whom he felt should live together as one nation rather than under the yoke of different empires. He travelled extensively through central, eastern and south-eastern Europe, researching local traditions and liaising with experts on Slavic history. The end result, almost two decades in the making, was The Slav Epic , which he donated to the city of Prague in 1928. Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939), The Slav Epic, Cycle No. 5 — ‘The Celebration of Svantovit on Rügen’, 1912. Courtesy Moravský Krumlov castle and the Mucha Foundation Financed by Charles Richard Crane, a Chicago industrialist with an interest in Slavic culture, this cycle consists of 20 monumental canvases. Part myth, part history, they depict a score of emotive episodes chosen by Mucha to chart the development, struggles and heroism of Slavic civilisation from ancient times through to his own. It’s true that the peace treaties after the First World War brought imperial rule to an end across Europe (when Mucha was roughly halfway through his cycle). However, there was still no pan-Slavic state. ‘We are free, but the mission of the epic is not complete,’ Mucha said. The museum’s final room is devoted to The Slav Epic . It includes scaled-down reproductions of four of the canvases (which will be rotated over time), plus photographs of the cycle’s creation. The paintings themselves were initially kept in the chapel of a school in Prague, before being rolled up and hidden when the Nazis — deeply hostile to pan-Slavism — marched into the city in March 1939. Mucha was briefly arrested and interrogated by the Gestapo, dying a few months after his release, devastated by his nation’s fate. Rumour has it that The Slav Epic canvases were buried in a grave. Even after the Second World War, they stayed under wraps, Czechoslovakia’s new rulers — the Soviet-backed Communist party — deeming Mucha to have been a bourgeois figure. Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939), The Moon and the Stars: study for ‘The Morning Star’ , 1902. Ink and watercolour on paper. 56 x 21 cm. © Mucha Trust 2025 Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939), The Moon and the Stars: study for ‘The Moon’ , 1902. Ink and watercolour on paper. 56 x 21 cm. © Mucha Trust 2025 The cycle went back on show in a castle in Moravský Krumlov (a town near where the artist was born) in the 1960s — a decade, incidentally, when Mucha’s seductive Art Nouveau work came back in vogue and earned him a new generation of fans worldwide. The cycle is still in the castle today. Mucha’s gift came with the condition that the city of Prague build a space for it to be exhibited permanently, a condition that hasn’t been met — until now. Thanks to €20 million of funding from the Czech property developers Crestyl, the Savarin Palace — built as a home for a noble family in the 1750s, but until recently used as a casino — has become a museum. The next step, the Mucha Foundation hopes, is to create a bespoke underground space beneath the palace courtyard, where The Slav Epic can be housed. Thomas Heatherwick has already designed the space, with building work ready to begin as soon as the final permits are granted. The Slav Epic actually met with a mixed reception when it was first unveiled, its vast narrative seeming outmoded to the myriad avant-garde figures active in Prague between the wars (the likes of the Devětsil group ). Over time, however, the cycle attained iconic status, and its pacifist and pan-Slavist themes have clear global relevance today. ‘We hope to see it showing in the new space by 2028, the year of its centenary,’ says Marcus Mucha. ‘In the meantime, there’s a brand new museum in the heart of Prague for people to enjoy.’ The Mucha Foundation’s museum is now open at Savarin Palace, Prague. For details, visit mucha.eu . The city has another museum dedicated to Alphonse Mucha, slightly smaller than the one at Savarin Palace. This was opened by the Swiss businessman Sebastian Pawlowski in 1998. The Mucha Foundation lent works to it, before withdrawing them all in 2024, ahead of its own museum’s opening ML Staff. Content/image courtesy of Christies. 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Get ready for some amazing music because this weekend, we're bringing you not one, but TWO free Summer Series concerts! Join us this Friday and Saturday for a double dose of live jazz! THE BOSSA NOVA EXPERIENCE Power Access, Lincoln Road BID, and Miami Beach Onstage! are proud to present The Bossa Nova Experience! RSVP today for this FREE concert at Euclid Oval Lincoln Road on Friday, July 11th! See you there! Let’s go to Rio de Janeiro with the tropical sounds of Sergio Mendes and Antonio Carlos Jobim! Enjoy songs like “Waters of March”, “Wave”, “The Girl from Ipanema” and other classics performed by The Bossa Nova Experience, a premier ensemble dedicated to this delightful genre adored around the world. Led by guitarist and Latin GRAMMY winner Diogo Brown along with lovely vocalist Isa Duarte, the group performs soothing Bossa Nova hits as well as jazzy tunes, both in English and Portuguese. The Bossa Nova Experience swings so cool and sways so gently…. DETAILS DATE: Friday, July 11th TIME: 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM VENUE: Euclid Oval Lincoln Road ADDRESS: 660 Lincoln Road Miami Beach, FL 33139 TICKETS: FREE* *THE EVENT IS FREE BUT RSVP ! JECC BOOTCAMP ENSEMBLE WITH NICOLE YARLING Power Access, Normandy Fountain and Miami Beach Onstage! are proud to present The JECC Bootcamp Ensemble with Nicole Yarling! RSVP today for this FREE concert at Normandy Fountain on Saturday, July 12th! See you there! The Jazz Education Community Coalition ensemble is a community-based artistic network available to all young people interested in learning JAZZ. It offers aspiring jazz musicians an opportunity to connect with recognized leaders in the South Florida Jazz community, as well as with national and international jazz talents. For this performance, the JECC will be led by esteemed jazz artist and educator, Nicole Yarling! DETAILS DATE: Saturday, July 12th TIME: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM VENUE: Normandy Fountain ADDRESS: 7802 Rue Vendome Miami Beach, FL 33141 TICKETS: FREE* *THE EVENT IS FREE BUT RSVP ! SUMMER SERIES LINEUP FRIDAY, JULY 11 THE BOSSA NOVA EXPERIENCE 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM Euclid Oval Lincoln Road RSVP SATURDAY, JULY 12 JECC BOOTCAMP ENSEMBLE WITH NICOLE YARLING 7:00 PM - 9:30 PM Normandy Fountain RSVP THURSDAY, JULY 17 NIKKI KIDD QUARTET 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM The Bass / Collins Park RSVP FRIDAY, JULY 18 THE AUTISM THEATER PROJECT PRESENTS ATP VOICES 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM Euclid Oval Lincoln Road RSVP SATURDAY, JULY 19 TRAD305 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Normandy Fountain RSVP ML Staff. Courtesy of South Beach Jazz.

Elliot and Erick Jiménez. Image courtesy of the artists. Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) is pleased to present El Monte , a solo exhibition of new work by Miami-born twins and photographers Elliot and Erick Jiménez , opening August 28, 2025 . Borrowing its name from Cuban ethnographer Lydia Cabrera’s seminal book on Afro-Cuban spirituality, the exhibition immerses viewers into the world of Lucumí, its sacred cosmologies, the twins’ lived experiences, and the complicated history of Western art. El Monte marks the brothers’ debut solo museum exhibition and their first foray into installation, sculpture, and mixed media elements in addition to their signature photographic techniques. Elliot and Erick Jiménez. El Monte (Ibejí) , 2024. Archival pigment print As identical twins and first-generation Cuban Americans, the lives of Elliot and Erick Jiménez are permeated with a sense of duality. Early on, their upbringing was shaped by a blending of influences, including Lucumí diasporic beliefs, also known as Santería or Regla de Ocha—a syncretic Afro-Caribbean religion that emerged in Cuba in the late 18th and 19th centuries, melding elements of colonial Spanish Catholicism with West African Yoruba traditions. A unique and diverse cultural narrative emerges from this interweaving of two unlikely theologies; a transcultural dialogue that has become central to the artists’ visual interpretations of the folklore, cosmologies, mysticism, and deities of their diasporic heritage. These Lucumí divinities are the protagonists in the twins’ regal and surreal photographs. Referred to as “shadow figures,” the subjects’ bodies are covered in paint, suits, or masks, rendering them anonymous, mirroring the ways in which followers and practices of Santería have long existed in hiding due to fear of persecution. The artists subvert the darkness often associated with shadows into a commanding presence. Devoid of defined identities, the faceless figures are stripped down to a pure and enigmatic essence, embodying a universal power in their namelessness, relatable to all. Using in-camera techniques, costuming, and set design––including garments by award-winning fashion designer Willy Chavarria—the Jiménez twins draw from Western art movements and incorporate impressionistic approaches to light, texture, and atmosphere. The resulting images occupy an ambiguous space between painting and photography, much like how the shadow figures appear caught in a state of hybridization, somewhere between the sacred and the contemporary. This dreamlike visual language draws viewers into a fantasy world that reflects the transculturation of the artists’ childhoods, offering new ways of seeing and understanding the layered complexities of cultural duality. “Our work is rooted in our experiences as Cuban Americans, but it’s also about broader questions of identity, belonging, and the power of duality,” said Elliot and Erick Jiménez . “This show offers a view of Caribbean history shaped by that very complexity—one of dual identity, of being neither fully from here nor there, but navigating the space in between.” Taking its name from Lydia Cabrera’s 1954 foundational text—often referred to as “the Santería bible” and only translated into English as recently as 2023—the exhibition invites visitors to journey into a monte, or forest, in the middle of the night. Along the way, visitors encounter the shadow figures within their natural environment alongside reappropriated 17th century furniture, antiques, found materials, and sculptural elements. At the heart of El Monte sits a large-scale Ceiba tree trunk structure, prompting visitors to choose their own path—left or right—revealing hidden entry points that lead into a two-room chamber, part forest, part chapel. The dimly lit installation becomes a symbolic twin womb; a sanctuary where wonder, ritual, and personal history are interwoven, while grounded in a larger cultural legacy that has, thus far, remained largely untold. “This exhibition has the capacity to speak to our community in a way that we haven’t communicated before. Elliot and Erick’s work builds a bridge between Miami’s Caribbean communities, its religious and spiritual practices, and those of their ancestors. The gallery is transformed into something mysterious and whimsical, giving the viewer a chance to experience photography in a new and unique way,” said PAMM Associate Curator Maritza M. Lacayo . ABOUT ELLIOT & ERICK JIMÉNEZ Elliot & Erick Jiménez (b. 1989, Miami, FL) are identical twins and first-generation Cuban Americans, raised in Miami by Cuban immigrants and now based between New York and Miami. Growing up in a biracial family, they inherited Lucumí customs, an influence that continues to shape their work. Their multidisciplinary practice draws from art history, mythology, Yoruba cosmology, and Catholic syncretism, blurring the boundaries between photography, painting, and sculpture. Through experimental techniques, mixed media, and staged photographs, their work reinterprets Lucumí spirituality within the context of the Western art canon, creating a distinct and evolving visual language. Their work has been exhibited in the U.S. and Europe, with solo and group shows at Spinello Projects, Paris Photo, Bass Museum, the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, and the Orlando Museum of Art. They are recipients of the CINTAS Foundation Sondra Gilman González-Falla Fellowship in Photography, South Arts Fellowship, Oolite’s Ellies Creator Award, the Florida Prize People’s Choice Award, and the CHANEL Artist Award Program with the Tribeca Film Festival. In 2023, they were commissioned to photograph Bad Bunny for TIME’s first-ever all-Spanish cover in its 100 year history. Their work is held in the permanent collections of the Pérez Art Museum Miami, the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, the Bunker Artspace, and the Orlando Museum of Art. In 2025, they will present their first solo museum exhibition at the Pérez Art Museum Miami. By ML Staff. Courtesy of PAMM

Allapattah is rapidly emerging as one of Miami’s most vibrant neighborhoods, celebrated for its dynamic culinary scene and creative energy. Below is a list of standout restaurants and must-visit spots worth exploring. Superblue Miami Superblue Miami is an immersive art destination where guests step into large-scale, interactive installations by some of the world’s leading contemporary artists. From mirrored labyrinths to rooms that react to movement and sound, it's a one-of-a-kind cultural experience that blends technology, art, and imagination. Jon & Vinny’s  (Rubell Museum) Experience bold, West Coast flavors at Jon & Vinny’s, where classic Italian dishes meet comfort food favorites, all served in a laid-back setting that channels the effortless cool of California in the heart of Miami. From hearty breakfast platters to handmade pastas and signature pizzas, the menu is available all day, making it a go-to spot any time. 7th Café Start your morning at 7th Café, a weekday-only gem bringing New York’s breakfast culture and energy to Miami. The menu features everything from standout bagels and breakfast sandwiches to artisanal hot dogs, making it a favorite for locals seeking a quick, casual, and satisfying bite. Hometown BBQ Miami Hometown BBQ brings its signature Brooklyn-style barbecue to Miami, known for wood-smoked meats and bold, comforting flavors. Set in a rustic industrial space, the menu features tender, slow-cooked ribs and flavorful sides, making it a community favorite for laid-back dining and great vibes.  Rubell Museum This contemporary art space showcases cutting-edge works from renowned private collections, offering guests a chance to explore rotating exhibitions, relax at the courtyard café, and browse a thoughtfully curated book and gift shop. It’s an inspiring destination for cultural exploration, creative conversation, and artistic discovery. Savage Labs Savage Labs is a lively restaurant, lounge, and cocktail bar that blends high energy with a cozy, living room vibe. Guests can enjoy inventive cocktails, flavorful small bites, and standout live music performances, all the ingredients for a memorable night out in Miami. By ML Staff. First photo/Superblue. Other images courtesy of each featured venue on this story

Miami has long been a city synonymous with boldness, vibrancy, and creativity. Its eclectic culture, diverse population, and sunny weather have all helped shape the city into a global hub for fashion and streetwear. It could be the ever-changing trends on South Beach or the fusion of Latin and Caribbean influences in everyday style, Miami is full of fashion-forward thinkers who are continually pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in streetwear. A big part of this change comes from the ability to create unique, customized pieces that reflect personal style. Custom prints are now at the heart of Miami’s streetwear revolution, helping individuals and brands stand out in a crowd. Image by Lara Jameson / Pexels In this post, we’ll explore how custom prints are transforming the streetwear scene in Miami, from the rise of personalized designs to the printing techniques that make them a reality. We’ll also look at the technologies, like DTF Transfer, that are making it easier for designers to bring their vision to life. The Fusion of Culture and Fashion in Miami Miami has always been a place where cultures collide, and nowhere is that more apparent than in the city’s fashion scene. The Latin and Caribbean influences, combined with a mix of urban street culture, create a rich landscape of styles that are uniquely Miami. Streetwear in Miami reflects this diversity, with designs that range from bold graphic tees to colorful hoodies and joggers. The beauty of streetwear is that it is constantly evolving, allowing individuals to express their personalities, social movements, and influences. This shift toward self-expression has driven the demand for custom prints, as people are now looking for designs that speak to their unique stories. Why Custom Prints Are a Game-Changer in Streetwear Custom prints have changed the game for streetwear brands in Miami by allowing creators to differentiate themselves from the competition. In a city that thrives on innovation and originality, streetwear needs to stand out. Custom prints allow for the creation of one-of-a-kind designs, it may be for a local artist looking to showcase their work or a fashion brand hoping to offer something special to its customers. 1. Endless Design Possibilities:  Custom printing opens up a world of possibilities for designers. Artists no longer need to stick to traditional or mass-produced designs. Instead, they can incorporate their artwork, logos, and graphics into their apparel, creating designs that reflect their vision. If you’re printing a minimalist design or a full-color masterpiece, custom prints make it possible to bring any concept to life. 2. Personalization at Its Best:  The ability to personalize apparel is one of the drivers of custom prints in streetwear. Consumers in Miami, especially younger generations, are increasingly looking for unique clothing that allows them to make a statement. Custom prints give individuals the ability to express their personalities through their clothing, from custom names and slogans to unique graphics that capture their tastes and interests. 3. Low Run and Limited Editions:  Custom prints allow for the creation of low-run, limited-edition pieces that appeal to collectors and fashion enthusiasts. Limited edition apparel is highly sought after in the streetwear world, and custom prints allow brands to create exclusive designs that make a statement. It could be a local designer creating a small collection or a pop-up shop offering exclusive merchandise; custom prints are the perfect solution for limited-edition pieces. The Printing Techniques Behind Miami's Custom Streetwear Behind every unique custom design, there is a printing method that brings it to life. As technology advances, new and more efficient ways of printing on clothing have emerged, giving streetwear designers more flexibility and options to experiment with their designs. Below are some of the common methods used in creating Miami’s custom streetwear: 1. Screen Printing:  Screen printing is one of the oldest and most widely used methods of printing on apparel. It involves creating a stencil, or “screen,” for each color in the design and then pressing ink through the screen onto the fabric. While it’s great for large orders and simple designs, it has its limitations when it comes to intricate designs or color gradients. 2. Heat Transfer Vinyl:  Heat transfer vinyl (HTV) involves cutting a design out of vinyl material and then applying it to the fabric using heat. This method is ideal for simpler designs and works well on fabrics like cotton or polyester. It's particularly popular for small runs or personalizing individual items like custom t-shirts or hoodies. 3. Direct-to-Garment (DTG) Printing:  DTG printing is a newer method that uses inkjet technology to print designs directly onto the fabric. This technique allows for highly detailed and complex designs, including photographs and full-color graphics. While it’s perfect for smaller runs and one-off custom prints, it may not always be as durable as other methods. 4. Direct-to-Film (DTF) Printing:  One of the most exciting developments in custom apparel printing is Direct-to-Film (DTF) printing. This method prints designs onto a special film, which is then transferred onto the fabric using heat. DTF printing is known for producing vibrant, long-lasting designs that can be applied to a wide range of fabrics, including cotton, polyester, and even dark-colored fabrics. It’s also great for smaller runs and highly detailed designs. For those looking to create high-quality custom apparel, DTF Transfer  offers an innovative and versatile printing solution. Brands in Miami are increasingly turning to DTF transfers for their ability to handle intricate designs while maintaining durability and color vibrancy. If you’re looking for a one-off custom print or creating a limited edition collection, DTF transfers can elevate your designs to the next level. Image by Arif / Adobestock Miami’s Streetwear Scene and the Future of Custom Prints The streetwear scene in Miami is growing at a rapid pace, with new designers, brands, and influencers continually reshaping the fashion landscape. Custom prints have become an essential tool for brands to stand out and cater to the diverse and creative Miami community. From local fashion icons to emerging talent, the ability to create one-of-a-kind apparel has given Miami’s streetwear scene an edge that other cities can only dream of. Looking ahead, the future of custom prints in Miami’s streetwear scene is bright. As printing technology continues to improve, we can expect even more innovations that will allow designers to push the boundaries of creativity. With the rise of social media and the global reach of online stores, custom-printed streetwear from Miami is no longer limited to local markets. Miami’s bold and dynamic streetwear brands are now able to share their unique designs with the world, making custom prints a driving force in the global fashion industry. Conclusion Miami’s streetwear scene is evolving, and custom prints are playing a pivotal role in shaping its future. From cultural influences to technological innovations, Miami’s fashion-forward community is embracing custom prints to create unique, one-of-a-kind designs. With printing techniques like DTF becoming increasingly popular, the possibilities for designers are endless. As Miami continues to lead the way in fashion innovation, custom prints will undoubtedly remain a vital part of the city’s streetwear culture. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Adobestock & Pexels

Image by Annushka Ahuja / Pexels It can be difficult to find a weight loss plan that works, much like trying to find your way through a maze. However, choosing a program that fits your unique needs is crucial. Medical weight loss programs provide many people with a workable way to lose weight and keep it off without experiencing frequent fluctuations. These programs use FDA-approved medications, balanced diets, and common exercises to achieve long-term results, sometimes even avoiding surgery, in contrast to trendy rapid reforms. While Miami is known for its lively lifestyle, many inhabitants turn to Fort Lauderdale for their weight loss. Why? Fort Lauderdale is home to a reliable center that helps Floridians achieve their weight loss goals. So, what do the locals in Miami need to do for this coastal bar to help with weight loss? Let's explore why Fort Lauderdale becomes a new hub for transformative healthcare. The Quest for Sustainable Weight Loss Miami residents  are bored with such ‘duct tape’ solutions for their weight reduction. They are seeking something permanent that no longer affects their day-to-day living. Crash diets, extreme exercise regimes, and dietary supplements regularly promise dramatic consequences. However, it fails whenever you draw out your fitness. Miami residents, like many others, are growing tired of transient fixes. They’re looking for: Medical supervision and technological know-how-sponsored treatments Programs custom-designed to our bodies, dreams, and way of life Ongoing support and responsibility Caution:  Medical weight loss programs are not about rapid improvements; it's more like a long-term plan, like a marathon. Choose wisely before committing to a program. Why Fort Lauderdale? Beaches, interactive communities, and pleasant weather make Fort Lauderdale a great place to walk. However, it also features the best FDA-approved medical weight loss solutions clinic, also known as a weight loss solutions clinic.  The following classes describe why Miami people choose Fort Lauderdale for their permanent weight loss: Proximity to Miami Whether you hop on the train or hit the road with your car, Fort Lauderdale is just 30 minutes north of Miami. So close and fast proximity. This creates an ideal environment for Miami residents seeking weight loss programs. They no longer have to relocate, drive, or significantly alter their daily routine. Whether you live in Brickell, Wynwood, or Coral Gables, a consultation or follow-up appointment is required to obtain a fast lab result. This is close to the journey, practical, and worth it. Access to popular clinics, such as weight loss solutions Sustainable weight loss is best known for its innovative approach. Fort Lauderdale’s Off Weight Loss Solutions is one of the best choices for Miami's inhabitants.  A cool setting to focus on health Suppose you are looking for a place, away from the hustle and bustle of Miami's Magic City. Fort Lauderdale can be an excellent refuge for you. The laid-back community, along with the long and peaceful coast, can contribute significantly to your weight loss. A comprehensive study on the environment's influence on health  has suggested that a calm and peaceful environment can contribute positively to a long-term treatment program, enabling patients to recover more quickly and efficiently. This peaceful mood is ideal for anyone who wants to distract and focus on their health goals. The Unique Approach of the Off Weight Loss Solutions Off Weight Loss Solutions  is situated in the heart of Fort Lauderdale . What distinguishes this medical center is their general and medically monitored approach. Let's see what they offer: Medical Weight Loss Programs This is not a size-adapted diet. Off Weight Loss Solutions’ medical weight loss programs are designed by health professionals who analyze metabolism, hormone levels, and health history to create a personalized plan that suits your body. It also includes: Extensive health assessment Lab work and metabolic tests Custom food and exercise scheme Safe and monitor medicines if necessary Weight Loss Injections Here weight loss treatments and injectable medications, such as semaglutide and tirzepatide, are offered. These are medicines that have revolutionized the world of weight loss. These FDA-approved treatments work by regulating appetite, improving insulin sensitivity, and promoting satisfaction. When administered under medical supervision, these injections are safe and very effective. Many customers report dramatic fat losses within a few months, without an extreme diet. Continuous Support and Coaching Responsibility is everything. Off Weight Loss Solutions provides: Weekly or double weekly check-in Nutrition coaching Mental health care Long-term maintenance plans They understand that fundamental changes happen over time. Additionally, they are with you at each stage. Practical Tips for Miami Residents Visiting Fort Lauderdale If you are thinking about making the journey to Fort Lauderdale in your weight reduction journey, here are some suggestions to make it easier: Easy Commute By car:  It’s approximately a 30-45 minute drive through I-95, depending on traffic.  By Brightline:  The high-speed train connects Miami and Fort Lauderdale in just 30 minutes, offering a snug and stress-free journey. Public Transit Options Tri-Rail offers a lower-priced choice for those who prefer public transportation. Local buses and ride-shares are conveniently available for the final-mile commute from the train stations. Planning Ahead Schedule consultations in advance. Off Weight Loss Solutions allows online bookings. Combine your journey with a self-care day. Stroll along Las Olas, visit a wellness spa, or enjoy a healthy lunch overlooking the Intracoastal. Make it a weekly or bi-weekly routine for consistency and responsibility. Are You Ready for Your Weight Loss Journey? Image by artursafronovvvv / Freepik Consider taking a quick drive to Fort Lauderdale if you're in the Miami area, fed up with temporary solutions, and seeking a true makeover. It is the best investment you can make for your health when you work with clinics like Off Weight Loss Solutions. Don't wait for the "perfect moment"; you can start your path to long-term weight loss and boosted confidence right now. Make an appointment, learn about new options, and take the first step toward empowerment. Disclaimer:  This blog provides general information and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult with a qualified doctor or healthcare provider before making any decisions about your health or starting any weight loss program. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Freekpik & Pexels

It’s two in the morning. In the quiet glow of a phone screen, someone is navigating one of life’s most profound crossroads, typing questions they are afraid to ask out loud. They are not shopping for a product; they are searching for a lifeline. This is the reality for a potential family law client. Yet, when they begin their search, they are often met with a digital landscape that is cold, aggressive, and transactional, treating their deeply personal crisis like a simple commercial exchange. This jarring disconnect between their vulnerable state and the marketing messages they encounter represents a fundamental failure. Image by LIGHTFIELD STUDIOS / Adobestock The most successful and ethical family law firms understand this. They know that to truly connect with clients, their marketing cannot be a sales pitch. It must be an extension of the counsel they provide—an offer of guidance, stability, and, above all, humanity, right from the very first click. Redefining Success in Family Law Marketing In a field defined by human emotion, measuring success by raw lead volume alone is a deeply flawed metric. The goal is not simply to acquire cases; it is to attract clients who feel a sense of trust in your firm before they ever schedule a consultation. An effective family law marketing  strategy, therefore, must be redefined as the art of building a reputation for compassionate expertise. It is about shifting the entire firm’s messaging away from transactional promises and toward a culture of guidance and unwavering support. Instead of shouting about being the "most aggressive," a human-centered approach communicates a commitment to being the most understanding and strategically sound advocate. This method naturally filters for clients who are seeking a true partner in their legal journey, not just a hired gun. The result is a more rewarding practice built on stronger attorney-client relationships from the outset. Your Website: The Digital Welcome Mat For a person in distress, a law firm's website is their first tentative step toward seeking help. It can either be a source of further anxiety or a place of immediate reassurance. Thoughtful lawyer website design  is, therefore, not a luxury; it is an ethical necessity in family law. The goal is to create a digital welcome mat, not an imposing corporate fortress. This means intentionally moving away from the cold, impersonal aesthetic of many legal sites. It involves using authentic photos of your team that convey warmth and approachability, not sterile stock images of gavels. The navigation should be simple and intuitive, making crucial information easy to find. The color scheme and language should be chosen to be calming and supportive. Every design element should work in concert to communicate a single, powerful message to the visitor: "You are in a safe place, and we are here to help you." Content That Connects and Converts Potential family law clients are not searching for marketing slogans; they are searching for answers. The most powerful way to build an immediate connection is to provide them with clear, empathetic content that addresses their deepest anxieties. A content strategy built on this principle moves beyond self-promotion and becomes an act of service. The table below analyzes how to transform a client's core anxiety into a trust-building content asset: Client's Core Anxiety Weak, Self-Focused Content Strong, Client-Focused Content Analysis of the Strong Approach "How will we handle raising the kids after this?" A simple service listing: "We handle child custody disputes." An article: "How to Create a Stable Co-Parenting Plan" Provides actionable advice, shows empathy for the children's well-being, and positions the firm as a helpful problem-solver. "I'm worried my spouse is hiding money." A generic claim: "Experts in asset division." A guide: "What is Financial Discovery in a Divorce and Why It's Necessary?" Demystifies a complex legal process, empowers the reader with knowledge, and builds trust through transparency. "I don't even know where to start or what to expect." A bland statement: "Compassionate legal representation." An FAQ page: "The Divorce Process in [State]: Your Top 10 Questions Answered" Addresses immediate fears head-on, manages expectations, and demonstrates that the firm understands the client's journey. By creating articles, guides, or FAQs on sensitive topics, you are meeting potential clients in their moment of need with tangible value. You are demystifying a complex process and demonstrating that you understand their situation. This approach builds a profound level of trust before any direct communication even occurs. As a direct result of this strategy, your firm will naturally attract higher-quality divorce leads. These are not just names on a list; they are individuals who have already benefited from your expertise and now view your firm as a credible, compassionate resource. Being Found in a Moment of Need Creating a library of empathetic content is only half the battle; people must be able to find it during their late-night, anxiety-fueled searches. This is where Search Engine Optimization (SEO) plays a critical, human-centered role. The goal of SEO in family law is not to game the system, but to make your firm's reassuring voice and helpful resources visible to the people who desperately need them. It is about ensuring that when someone types a vulnerable question into Google, they find your thoughtful article, not a competitor's aggressive ad. When vetting a potential law firm seo company , the conversation must go beyond technical jargon. The most important question is whether they understand the unique emotional intent behind family law queries. A great partner will focus on strategies that capture the nuanced language of people searching for genuine guidance, making your firm a beacon in their moment of need. From First Click to Consultation: A Seamless Path to Trust Image by Freedomz / Adobestock Once a potential client lands on your site, every subsequent step must be designed to reduce friction and build confidence. The journey from visitor to scheduled consultation should feel like a smooth, supportive, and seamless path. This requires a conscious design of your "trust funnel." Key elements of a Well-Designed Trust Funnel Include: Empathetic Calls-to-Action:  Using phrases like "Schedule a Confidential Consultation" or "Tell Us Your Story," which feel much safer and more respectful than a blunt "Book Now." Humanized Attorney Bios:  Crafting profiles that highlight not just professional achievements, but also the attorney's philosophy, approachability, and genuine desire to help clients. Strategic Testimonials:  Sprinkling in reviews from past clients that specifically mention the firm's supportive process, clear communication, and compassionate counsel. Accessible Contact Points:  Ensuring that a clear phone number and an easy-to-use contact form are present and visible on every page, removing any frustration. By meticulously engineering every touchpoint to be as reassuring as possible, you ensure that the feeling of trust established by your content is carried through to the first meeting. Conclusion The person searching for help in the middle of the night will ultimately choose a firm not based on the boldness of its claims, but on the strength of its connection. They will choose the firm that made them feel seen, understood, and safe. By consciously deciding to lead with humanity, infusing empathy into your website, creating content that serves rather than sells, and optimizing your online presence to be a beacon of guidance, you are doing more than just marketing. You are beginning the process of counsel before the client even walks through your door. This approach transforms your marketing from a separate, transactional activity into an authentic reflection of your firm's core purpose. In the deeply personal field of family law, building a practice on a foundation of trust and human understanding is not just the ethical choice; it is the most powerful and sustainable business strategy for attracting the kind of high-quality divorce leads  that build a thriving, respected practice. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Adobestock

GOLDLAW , a personal injury law firm in West Palm Beach and Port St. Lucie, is pleased to announce that five of its attorneys have been recognized by Super Lawyers for 2025.    Craig M. Goldenfarb, Esq.; Rafael J. Roca, Esq., BCS; Michael H. Kugler, Esq.; and Tim D. Kenison, Esq. were named to the 2025 Florida Super Lawyers list, a distinction reserved for the top 5% of attorneys in the state. Additionally, Paul W. McBride, Esq. was selected to the 2025 Florida Rising Stars list, which represents the top 2.5% of attorneys in each state who are either 40 years old or younger, or in practice for 10 years or less.   Goldenfarb , CEO and founder of GOLDLAW, has been selected as a Super Lawyer for 11 years. After a highly successful career as a litigator, Goldenfarb’s primary focus is building teams that directly manage client cases and oversee the firm’s largest cases. He oversees pre-suit and litigation matters that involve significant loss, such as catastrophic injury, medical malpractice and wrongful death cases. Goldenfarb is an active national speaker to community organizations, lawyers, and other legal professionals on various topics concerning personal injury law, civil litigation and the justice system.   Roca , a Board-Certified Civil Trial Lawyer® for cases involving wrongful death, catastrophic automobile accidents, and slip and falls, has been selected as a Super Lawyer for 16 years. Roca has earned many important accolades and secured millions in verdict and settlement recoveries for hundreds of injured clients.  Kugler , a Civil Trial Attorney at GOLDLAW, has been selected for a third consecutive year as a Super Lawyer. Kugler has dedicated his career to obtaining justice for all categories of victims of negligence. In his career in pursuing justice for victims of the negligence of others, He has taken on such high-profile opponents as Mercedes-Benz, Toyota Motor Corporation, Fiat Chrysler, Michelin, and medical device giant Stryker.   Kenison  has been selected as a Super Lawyer in 2025 for the first time. As an attorney with more than twenty years of experience, Kenison prosecutes medical negligence and other complex negligence cases on behalf of the firm's clients. He is also the firm's in-house appellate counsel.   McBride , a Civil Trial Attorney at GOLDLAW, has been selected for a second consecutive year as a Rising Star. McBride handles a wide variety of cases ranging from car crashes, trip and falls, wrongful death, products liability, negligent security, medical malpractice and sexual assault.    “Year after year, the attorneys at GOLDLAW are recognized by Florida’s Super Lawyers, representing our reputation in the legal field and the respect we have earned from our legal peers,” said Goldenfarb. “This recognition means a great deal to us and reflects our ongoing commitment to our clients.” Super Lawyers is a rating service of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. The annual selections are made using a patented multiphase process that includes a statewide survey of lawyers, an independent research evaluation of candidates, and peer reviews by practice area. The result is a credible, comprehensive, and diverse listing of exceptional attorneys.   The Super Lawyers lists are published nationwide in Super Lawyers Magazines and in leading city and regional magazines and newspapers across the country. Super Lawyers magazines also feature editorial profiles of attorneys who embody excellence in the practice of law.  For more information about Super Lawyers, visit  SuperLawyers.com .   By ML Staff. Courtesy of GOLDLAW.