Miami’s wellness scene has a new crown jewel. Hürrem Hammam Wellness and Spa, located in North Miami, made its grand debut last year, capturing the hearts and minds of wellness enthusiasts and redefining relaxation and luxury in the city ever since.  The visionary behind the project? Gökhan Yavuzer, a self-proclaimed problem solver and wellness and design expert. From an early age, he was captivated by architecture, fascinated by the process of designing and building spaces that not only served a purpose but told a story. Today, as the founder of Hürrem Hammam Wellness and Spa in North Miami, Yavuzer has taken his lifelong passion and channeled it into an ambitious project that introduces the Turkish hammam tradition to a new audience.  We sat down with Yavuzer to discuss his journey, the challenges of bridging cultures through wellness, and how he has built a sanctuary where tradition and innovation coexist seamlessly.  Q: What inspired you to create Hürrem Hammam Wellness and Spa?   Gökhan Yavuzer:  I’ve always been passionate about architecture and design and grew up in Turkey, where the hammam is an integral part of our culture. The idea of creating a space that honors this rich tradition while incorporating modern wellness elements fascinated me. I spent years working on spa and wellness projects around the world, but I always dreamed of bringing an authentic Turkish hammam experience to the states In April 2024, I was able to make this dream a reality, unveiling the first and only authentic Turkish hammam in the U.S.   Q: What were some of the biggest challenges in introducing the Turkish hammam tradition to the U.S. market?   GY:  Education was one of the main challenges. Many people in the U.S. are familiar with spas, but the hammam experience is quite different. It’s not just about relaxation; it’s a cleansing ritual that dates back centuries. We had to find a way to introduce the concept in a way that felt inviting and accessible while maintaining authenticity.  Another challenge was the architectural aspect. Traditional hammams are built using specific materials and layouts to create the ideal humidity and temperature balance. We couldn’t simply replicate what exists in Turkey; we had to adapt while staying true to the essence of the hammam.  Q: Can you tell us more about the design and inspiration behind Hürrem Hammam?   GY:  The entire space is inspired by Ottoman history, particularly the legendary love story of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent and Hürrem Sultan. That’s why we chose the name Hürrem Hammam—it represents passion, elegance, and timeless beauty.  From an architectural perspective, we worked meticulously to incorporate elements of traditional hammams while ensuring a luxurious and contemporary feel. The space spans 20,000 square feet and includes multiple hammams, private treatment rooms, a salt room, a hydromassage pool, saunas, and even an authentic Turkish restaurant, Topkaki. Every detail, from the marble to the mosaics, was carefully selected to create an immersive experience.  Q: How have guests responded to the experience?   GY:  The response has been overwhelmingly positive. The Turkish-American community loves that they have an authentic hammam in Miami, and first-time visitors are always amazed by the uniqueness of the experience. Some guests have told us it was their first time truly understanding what deep relaxation feels like. Others appreciate the cultural aspect and the storytelling behind the space.   Q: What does the future hold for Hürrem Hammam and your vision for wellness?   GY:  My goal is to continue expanding the understanding of holistic wellness through culturally significant practices. I believe there is so much untapped potential in merging traditional rituals with modern wellness concepts. We are already looking at opportunities to bring the Hürrem Hammam experience to other cities.  Beyond that, I hope to continue exploring how we can design wellness spaces that not only provide physical rejuvenation but also connect people to history and culture in a meaningful way.  In Closing With Hürrem Hammam, Gökhan Yavuzer has crafted more than just a wellness destination; he has built a bridge between the past and the present, offering an experience that is as much about history as it is about self-care. In doing so, he is redefining what it means to relax, recharge, and reconnect.  Address:  14652 Biscayne Blvd, North Miami, Miami, FL 33181  Website:   www.hurremhammams.com Social:   Hurremhamams By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Hürrem Hammam Wellness and Spa

A wellness series celebrating Bal Harbour Shops’ 60th anniversary by embracing the art of longevity, beauty, and well-being. Join Bal Harbour Shops for a morning conversation with Dr. Amy Shah, M.D. nutritionist, world-renowned wellness educator, and author of I’m So Effing Hungry and I’m so Effing Tired . Click here to register. This is an Access member event. To gain access to RSVP you must be a fully registered Access member. Want Access? Join Access. DATE AND TIME: Sunday, Mar. 16, 2025 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM ADDRESS: Bal Harbour Shops ML Staff. Content/image courtesy of Bal Harbour Shops

Join On the Ball’s Marc Nudelberg for a virtual high-impact training where they will break down the exact system that has driven success for their team and their clients. On the Ball is a family-owned sales and leadership coaching agency with 25 years of experience helping business growth. Nudelberg, president of On The Ball, is an author, speaker, award-winning leadership and sales coach, and former Division I football coach, dedicated to helping individuals and teams adopt a 1% better mindset. He will be hosting the webinar alongside Principal Steve Nudelberg , an author, award-winning sales trainer, business development expert, keynote speaker, and serial entrepreneur with over 40 years of experience in sales, as well as Director of New Business Kory Gil, who brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in growth opportunities and networking.  For those feeling stuck in the sales process, this webinar will provide actionable strategies to bring success to the sales game and turn challenges, like email and LinkedIn messages going unanswered or meetings not converting into sales, into opportunities.  Attendees will leave the 1-hour workshop with the step-by-step playbook On the Ball uses to close deals, knowledge on how to turn LinkedIn engagement into real revenue, how to use video messaging to their advantage, proven successful follow-up strategies, daily marching orders (DMOs) to create consistent sales success, and how to qualify the right prospects faster without wasting time.  One attendee will win a free 1-year membership ($1,297) to the On The Ball Virtual Development Community. This group connects link-minded entrepreneurs, business leaders, and revenue generators, offering a space to network and enhance their skills in an interactive virtual environment. Monthly coaching calls provide an opportunity for community building, implementation, Q&A, and problem-solving. The community also offers weekly morning huddles for celebrating wins, networking, and creating mid week momentum. Date: Wednesday, March 19, 11:30 a.m. (ET) Where: Virtual (link provided after registration) Cost: Free How: To attend, please register HERE About On The Ball On The Ball is a family-owned sales and leadership coaching agency led by Marc Nudelberg and based in South Florida that has been devoted to helping businesses grow for over 25 years. With expertise in business strategy, building high-performance culture and habits, business development, leadership development, and individual growth, On The Ball empowers individuals, teams, and organizations to achieve their peak performance. The mission is to pair fresh ideas with proven strategies to develop a culture of continuous learning and development, focusing on getting 1% better every day. For more information, please visit: ontheball.co/home .

Jewels Online, the first jewelry auction of 2025, will open for browsing and bidding from March 24th to April 2nd. This online auction highlights a wide-ranging selection of diamonds and vibrant colored gemstones, and includes designs by celebrated jewelry houses including Bulgari , Cartier , David Webb , Van Cleef & Arpels , and many more. Explore the auction in person at our Rockefeller Center galleries from March 27th to 31st. Auction time starts: March 24th 10:00 AM (EDT) ML Staff. Content/images courtesy of Christie's

Broward Children's Center  — a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving infants, children and young adults who are developmentally disabled and medically fragile and their families — unveiled a brand-new nursery at its Children’s Comprehensive Care Center (CompCare) in Pompano Beach. To celebrate the ribbon cutting Broward Children’s Center hosted a grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony.   Broward County dignitaries, including Pompano Beach Commissioner Alison Fournier, Broward Children’s Center’s team, board members, families and representatives from Florida Blue Foundation, Delta Pilots Charitable Fund and Closets By Design of Pompano Beach, which sponsored the transformational project, were in attendance.  The $200,000 enhancement project was made possible through generous donations from community partners, including the Florida Blue Foundation, Delta Pilots Charitable Fund and Closets By Design of Pompano Beach. The Florida Blue Foundation funded the countertops and ventilators, the Delta Pilots Charitable Fund also underwrote the ventilators, and Closets By Design of Pompano Beach donated the new cabinetry.   The renovation involved updating the 400-square-foot nursery facility to create a more conducive environment for comfort, care and functionality. This included refurbishing interior spaces with all new countertops and cabinetry, including over-the-sink cabinets, bedside nightstands, linen closets and nurses’ stations. The full renovation included painting the inside and refurbishing the plumbing and sinks. The project also included the integration of technology solutions to support the nurses and children, including new TVs and computers. Broward Children’s Center also received 15 new ventilators to support ventilator-dependent individuals.   By ML Staff. Content/images courtesy of Broward Children’s Center

Join us on Sunday, March 23rd for a special ICA Family Sunday at Jungle Plaza. We’ll explore movement, music, and play among Marta Minujín’s large-scale soft sculptures. Led by teaching artists Krystal and Iyo, families will engage in interactive music and movement activities that respond to the vibrant forms and textures of Minujín’s immersive installation. Come experience art in a whole new way—through sound, motion, and creative expression! Open to all ages. DATE: Sunday, March 23, 2025 TIME: 11:30AM - 12:30PM ADDRESS: Jungle Plaza, 3801 NE 1st Ave, Miami FL, 33137 ML Staff. Content/image courtesy of MDD

The Global Climate Design Awards (GCDA) celebrate the world’s most exceptional climate design ideas. Our mission is to recognize excellence and innovation in design that positively impacts the circular economy and reduces greenhouse gas emissions. We aim to inspire passion for climate action through design, amplify education about sustainable solutions, and influence consumer behavior and purchasing choices.At GCDA, we conduct extensive research to identify groundbreaking projects, products, and programs from around the world. The nominees are vetted, and winners are selected by an expert panel of judges. World Red Eye and photography by Anastasia Samoylova Our nominees represent a rich diversity of perspectives, including geographic location, scale, ethnicity, and gender. From young solo practitioners to well-established organizations, all share a strong commitment to shaping a more sustainable future. Our awards honor visionary achievements in sustainable design, architecture, and innovation. Please support us!  Click here to Donate Global Climate Designers is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a 501(c)(3) arts service organization. Contributions for the charitable purposes of Global Climate Designers are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.  DATE: Wednesday, March 19, 2025 TIME: 6:00PM - 8:00PM ADDRESS 4141 NE 2nd Ave, Atrium ML Staff. Content/image courtesy of MDD

How you do it doesn’t really matter at this point. The HEAT just need to find wins. The Clippers came in on the second night of a back-to-back with both Kawhi Leonard and Norm Powell unavailable, but with James Harden running the show they were operating at a high offensive level from the jump. Ivica Zubac was Harden’s target of choice early on, the Clippers jumping out to a double-digit lead in the first quarter. The HEAT were shooting well, Duncan Robinson making three from the arc in a matter of minutes, but every time they inched closer the Clippers would find their way into the paint, with the drive or the pass, and stretch out just a little bit more. Midway through the second quarter Pelle Larsson dove on the floor and after an elongated skirmish was able to deliver the ball to Terry Rozier for a three. The Clippers immediately responded with a 7-0 run out of a timeout, but Miami stayed attached through the rest of the half, using timed and timely double teams on Zubac and Harden to generate turnovers (11 for the Clippers) that went the other way for points. Only 57-52 at the break despite the visitors hovering around an Offensive Rating of 120, plenty of things to clean up defensively on Miami’s part. Kel’el Ware did not start the second half, Haywood Highsmith in his place, as the Clippers again pushed their lead out to 11, working inside and out, as Erik Spoelstra called the first timeout of the half. Then another crucial live-ball turnover, another three, and Miami was back within four. Miami’s offense was generating some consistency thanks to Andrew Wiggins and Tyler Herro attacks, but the lead was right back to double digits a minute later anyway, the same story told once again. Then another quick 5-0 burst from the HEAT, another three – this time from Herro, his first of the game – and another pick-six turnover. The Clippers had 13 turnovers at that point and 12 of them had been of the live-ball variety. HEAT had a chance to cut it to one, but a costly turnover and a Harden-generated corner three pushed it back to eight by the end of the third, important minutes with Harden on the bench upcoming. It wasn’t the best sign that the Clippers were extending the lead without Harden even as Miami had both Herro and Bam Adebayo on the floor, Miami going cold as the Clippers made their corner triples and Bogdan Bogdanovic stuck his pullups. Midway through the fourth, the deficit was 17. There was a chance thanks to threes from Herro, Robinson and Larsson, but it was only a glimmer One of the more under-discussed aspects to the season the HEAT are having is that they really haven’t forced many turnovers – No. 21 in opponent turnover percentage coming into this game – relative to their over-arching philosophy of being aggressive and disruptive. If there is a silver lining tonight, then, it’s that the disruptive portion of the defense was exactly what it needed to be. The Clippers committed 16 turnovers and 14 of those were HEAT steals, a solid chunk of those directly turning into points as Miami outscored LA 20-4 in transition. Yes, the Clippers were somewhat limited in their offensive creators tonight and were on a back-to-back, items we would point out if Miami had a tough turnover night, but so much of it was clearly intentional on the HEAT’s side, those turnovers coming from players shooting through the passing lanes as Miami brought double after double – some early, some late – to get the Clippers playing off their back heel. The problem, then, was that whenever the defensive possession didn’t end in a turnover Miami just wasn’t getting stops, the Clippers passing into good looks and making 13-of-27 threes along the way for a 128.6 Offensive Rating. And then when Miami didn’t double and didn’t speed the possession up, Harden (24 points on 20 shots) was getting by his defenders, Zubac (26 points on 16 shots) was scoring in the post and Bogdanovic (30 points on 16 shots) hit the dribble jumpers late that ended the HEAT’s chances for good. Nice to see one important piece of Miami’s approach come roaring back and give them a chance, there was just too much to cover elsewhere. A less than ideal night in the standings as Atlanta beat Charlotte to extend their winning streak to four as Miami’s reached five. The Hawks now sit in the No. 7 spot 2.5 games up on Miami – the HEAT are 7.5 back of No. 6 Detroit now, which is getting real close to being out of reach – as the HEAT now sit tied in the loss column with No. 8 Orlando. The HEAT are still 6.5 up on the No. 11 spot, currently Toronto, but as of today they’re facing a very real possibility of having to go on the road for a Play-In game or, if they stay No. 9, having to win two games to get into the playoffs. Keep in mind, too, that Miami is playing for more than this season from a certain point of view. This isn’t something the coaches and players are thinking about, it’s all about the on-court work with them, but if Miami misses the postseason with a loss in the Play-In Tournament, they will regain their First Round pick for this season while two of their next three First Round picks – owed to Oklahoma City and Charlotte – would become completely unprotected as a result due to a semi-complicated intersection of league rules. It’s a complicated situation, but as the Play-In Tournament is quickly coming into focus it’s one that must be considered. For Miami HEAT tickets click here . By ML Staff. Courtesy of NBA.

On Saturday, March 8, Major League Baseball (MLB) partnered with Derek Jeter’s Turn 2 Foundation to host an exciting and impactful "Play Ball" event at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade. The event welcomed 150 local youth from both Miami-Dade and Broward Counties for an unforgettable day filled with baseball and softball activities, inspiring young athletes to explore the game and develop their skills. The highlight of the event came in the form of a surprise Q&A session with Derek Jeter, a 15-time MLB All-Star and Hall of Famer. The session provided an opportunity for the young attendees to interact with one of the most beloved figures in baseball history. Joining Jeter were Sharlee Jeter, President of the Turn 2 Foundation, and David James, MLB’s Vice President of Baseball and Softball Development, who also participated in the discussions and shared their knowledge and insights on the game. The "Play Ball" event was designed to introduce kids to the fundamentals of baseball and softball in a fun and engaging way. With the goal of making the sport more accessible, the activities were tailored for beginners, focusing on basic skills while encouraging teamwork and sportsmanship. Participants were able to experience the joy of the game and learn important life lessons that extend beyond the field. This initiative is part of MLB’s larger “Play Ball” movement, which aims to bring the game to communities across the country, emphasizing inclusivity and accessibility. As part of his foundation’s ongoing commitment to youth development, Jeter continues to inspire the next generation of athletes while encouraging them to pursue their dreams both on and off the field. The event not only gave young athletes the chance to learn from some of the best in the business, but also reinforced the importance of sports in shaping young minds and creating opportunities for all. By ML Staff. Image courtesy of MLB Photos

LM Restaurants  – the family-owned and operated hospitality group led by South Florida locals husband-and-wife team   Lou and Joy Moshakos with daughter Amber – is proud to expand its South Florida footprint with the opening of Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill Dania Beach  on March 17, 2025. LM Restaurants first established a foothold in South Florida with the 2019 opening of Oceanic in Pompano Beach. They quickly followed up a year later with the introduction of Lucky Fish Pompano Beach, then The Cove in Deerfield Beach in 2021. Located in the former space occupied by the beloved Dania Beach Grill at 65 N. Beach Road, Dania Beach, FL 33004, the beachfront Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill Dania Beach will open, having undergone a multi-million-dollar transformation to revive the space. The restaurant is in partnership with the City of Dania Beach. Get extra lucky this St. Patrick's Day at Lucky Fish! To toast to the opening and St. Patrick, Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill Dania Beach will host its annual Saint Patrick’s Day Bash on Monday, March 17, where the shenanigans and tiki vibes unite. Guests won't have to dip into their pot of gold for this free event. The beachside St. Paddy's Day party will feature live music and dancing from 6 to 9 p.m., all-day drink specials including $6 Jameson Shots, $8 Guinness and $10 Tropical Leprechauns, food specials and more. The food feature for the celebration is Corned Beef and Cabbage with traditional Braised Corned Beef, boiled potatoes, carrots, cabbage, and horseradish cream sauce for $23.  “Dania Beach Grill was beloved and a piece of legacy — we are bringing that energy back to the area, recapturing the nostalgic feel of a landmark beach bar,” said LM Restaurants President Amber Moshakos. “Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill Dania Beach is a place for the community to come gather, eat and enjoy the beach in a setting where they feel like they are on vacation. No shoes, no shirt, no problem!” Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill Dania Beach is the ultimate beachfront restaurant, where locals and visitors alike can sink their toes in the sand, sip on tiki bar cocktails and enjoy fresh, coastal-inspired eats — all with a stunning ocean view. The 6,000-square-foot casual, family-friendly restaurant features a Florida Keys-style 4,000-square-foot outdoor tiki bar, a 1,721-square-foot cafe deck, and a covered live-music bandstand,plus lawn space for  events. Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill Dania Beach combines the sleek, modern character of Lucky Fish Pompano with a charming Old Florida ambiance, offering laid-back tiki drinks and live music every day. Guests are welcome to bring their dogs or dress in their bathing suits after a day at the beach. Sitting on an 18-foot elevation to protect it from rising tides, the restaurant can accommodate 213 occupants.  Helmed by Chef Ovidio “Nery” Leal, Lucky Fish Beach Bar + Grill Dania Beach features a delicious menu, similar to Lucky Fish Pompano, including casual seafood, sandwiches, smash burgers and salads. The grab & go breakfast menu includes bagels, Danishes, muffins, croissants, coffee and orange juice. The breakfast menu features tasty dishes such as a Breakfast Burrito, Lucky’s Hangover Hash and Lucky’s Breakfast Scramble. Highlights (“Lucky Picks”) on the lunch and dinner menu include Tuna Poke Nachos, Killer Conch Fritters, Island Chopped Salad, Tropical Shrimp Wrap, Florida Fish Sandwich, Hooked-Up Tacos, Mariner’s Platter, Lucky Fish Bowl, Triple Treat Burger and Fried Oreos and Vanilla Sauce. The Happy Hour Menu features $7 cocktails, $5 draft beer and $6 wine by the glass.  Guests can enjoy live music Monday through Friday, from 6 to 9 p.m. and weekends, from 3 to 6 p.m. (there is no cover charge.) Themed and holiday parties will be held throughout the year, including Tiki by Twilight Full Moon parties.  Following LM Restaurant’s dedication to giving back to the community, proceeds from the opening day will benefit the City of Dania Beach.  A portion of the proceeds  from the opening week will benefit Feeding South Florida®, the leading hunger-relief organization serving Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade, and Monroe Counties, providing support for 25% of the state’s food-insecure population. Hours are Sunday through Monday from 8 a.m. to 12 a.m. Breakfast is served seven days a week from 8 to 10:30 a.m.; from 10:30 a.m. on, lunch and dinner are served, and a full bar is open. Happy Hour, featuring cocktails, draft beer and wine, is Monday through Friday from 3–6 p.m. Valet parking will be available on weekends. By ML Staff. Content/images courtesy of LM Restaurants

Rock the Ocean’s Tortuga Music Festival, in partnership with Live Nation, is proud to announce the lineup for the 12th annual ocean-side festival, taking place April 4-6, 2025 in Fort Lauderdale, FL. Named the Academy of Country Music’s (ACM) Festival of the Year, Tortuga will feature performances from a variety of acts including headliners Luke Combs, Jelly Roll and Keith Urban. Praised for having an “eclectic” lineup that is “deep in talent” ( Sun Sentinel ), the full list of performing artists includes Gary Allan, Rodney Atkins, Artikal Sound System, Bumpin Uglies, Ashland Craft, Jordan Davis, Gavin DeGraw, Wyatt Flores, Gashi, Caylee Hammack, Ezra Ray Hart (ft. Mark McGrath, Kevin Griffin, Emerson Hart), Cody Jinks, Corey Kent, Marcus King, Ludacris, Parker McCollum, John Morgan, Megan Moroney, Angie K, Drew Parker, Meghan Patrick, Restless Road, DJ Rock, Lily Rose, Shaboozey, Dee Jay Silver, The Original Wailers, Wheeland Brothers and Yelawolf .   The festival will also feature a stage dedicated to emerging acts based out of Nashville, the Next From Nashville Stage; the 2025 lineup includes   Abby Anderson, Avery Anna, Bayker Blankenship, Karley Scott Collins, Kashus Culpepper, Denitia, Jade Eagleson, Mae Estes, Thomas Edwards, Lanie Gardner, Noah Hicks, Jenna LaMaster, Bryce Leatherwood, Lauren Watkins and Charlie Worsham.  In addition to a one-of-a-kind lineup that caters to fans of all ages, Tortuga continues to be a trailblazer in supporting ocean conservation and sustainability since its inception in 2013. In 2023, the festival received the prestigious Bronze Stevie Award for Sustainability Leadership in the US and Canada at The 20th Annual International Business Awards®. Each year, the festival raises funds and also serves as an opportunity to educate the public about the critical environmental issues taking place within the oceans. Fans will be able to explore the Rock the Ocean’s Conversation Village while on-site to learn more about the work of the organization and how to get involved. To date, Tortuga fans have helped raise almost 5 million dollars for ocean conservation initiatives For more information, visit https://tortugamusicfestival.com/rock-the-ocean/ .  To purchase tickets and for more information, visit www.tortugamusicfestival.com . Hotel and VIP experience packages can be purchased exclusively via Vibee at Tortuga.Vibee.com . Vibee packages are the only way for fans to get tickets before the official Tortuga pre-sale. For more information and to join the conversation, visit TortugaMusicFestival.com , Tweet: @FestivalTortuga #TortugaFest, Instagram: @TortugaMusicFestival #TortugaFest, Snapchat: @TortugaFest, Facebook: Facebook.com/TortugaMusicFestival . About Rock the Ocean:  The Rock The Ocean Foundation is dedicated to supporting scientific research, education and increasing public awareness about the issues impacting the world’s oceans. Rock The Ocean teams up with high profile musical artists and entertainers, who will perform and participate in events that educate the public on marine conservation. Rock The Ocean founder Chris Stacey is an avid ocean lover, diver and 20-year music industry veteran. Tortuga Music Festival will bring to life his vision, uniting the best and brightest in music, working to raise awareness about the issues currently impacting our oceans and their delicate ecosystems. For more information visit www.rocktheocean.com , Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RockTheOcean , Tweet @RockTheOcean or Instagram @rocktheocean. About Tortuga: Tortuga Music Festival is part of Live Nation’s premiere family of country music festivals spread across the country, including Watershed in George, WA, Faster Horses in Brooklyn, MI, and Tortuga Music Festival in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. About Live Nation Entertainment:  Live Nation Entertainment (NYSE: LYV) is the world’s leading live entertainment company comprised of global market leaders: Ticketmaster, Live Nation Concerts, and Live Nation Media & Sponsorship. For additional information, visit livenationentertainment.com . By ML Staff. Content/images courtesy of Rock The Ocean Foundation.

Join us on Tuesday, March 18 at 6pm for an opening celebration for Marta Minujin's Dreamscape, the artist’s first public project in Miami. Free and open to the public. DATE: Tuesday, March 18, 2025 TIME: 6:00PM ADDRESS: Jungle Plaza, 3801 NE 1st Ave, Miami FL, 33137 ML Staff. Content/image(s) courtesy of MDD