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- Chanel Invites Guests to Boutique Olfactory Experiences Featuring Les Extraits and Les Exclusifs
Chanel is inviting clients and their guests to take part in curated olfactory experiences at Chanel Fragrance and Beauty boutiques. The in-store sessions focus on the Les Extraits de CHANEL and LES EXCLUSIFS DE CHANEL fragrance collections, offering visitors a structured way to sample and compare different compositions with guidance from boutique staff. Participants are encouraged to visit a Chanel Fragrance and Beauty boutique to explore the full range of scents and select a preferred fragrance during the experience. By ML. Photo(s)/CHANEL
- Prada Presents a Selection of Summer Hats
Prada has presented a new selection of summer hats that highlights lightweight textures, clean volumes, and refined details, uniting craftsmanship with an urban spirit. The collection includes sophisticated raffia models and casual cotton options, designed to complement summer looks for different occasions. The hat selection is available on the brand's official website, where you can purchase hats in different styles and materials. New items have also been added to the women's and men's new arrivals sections, which can be viewed in the women's new arrivals and men's new arrivals areas. By ML. Photo(s)/Prada
- Florida Grand Opera Extends Subscription Renewal Deadline to July 20
Florida Grand Opera has extended its subscription renewal deadline by one week to give current subscribers additional time to secure their seats for the upcoming season. Subscribers are now asked to renew by July 20 to guarantee their seats as the company prepares a new season of grand opera in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties. The company notes that renewing ensures continued access to full productions featuring live orchestra, principal artists, and full staging. Florida Grand Opera emphasizes that subscriptions form the financial foundation of its work, although ticket revenue covers only about 30 percent of production costs. Additional donor support helps fund world-class artists and behind-the-scenes crews, as well as education and outreach programs that bring opera to students, veterans, individuals with disabilities, and underserved communities across South Florida. Subscribers who wish to secure their seats for the upcoming season can renew online, and new patrons may purchase a subscription through the same website or by contacting the box office. By ML. Photo(s)/Florida Grand Opera
- Miami City Ballet Announces 2026/27 Season, New Executive Director, and Headquarters Renovation
Miami City Ballet is launching a new chapter that combines artistic planning for its 2026/27 season, leadership changes at the executive level, and a renovation of its Miami Beach headquarters while continuing to expand school and community initiatives. Single tickets are now on sale for Miami City Ballet’s 2026/27 season, which will feature large-scale productions including "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" and "Swan Lake" alongside world premieres. Subscriptions for the 2026/27 season are also available, offering audiences a way to attend multiple performances across the company’s mix of classical repertory and new works led by Artistic Director Gonzalo Garcia. Early bird pricing has been announced with a limited window for discounted packages. Miami City Ballet 2026–2027 Season Schedule Fall Mix October 16–18, 2026 (Miami) October 24–25, 2026 (Fort Lauderdale) Program: Mixed repertory including Balanchine works, Jerome Robbins’ N.Y. Export: Opus Jazz, and a world premiere by Patricia Delgado with music by Emily Estefan. Description: A contemporary opening program combining neoclassical ballet, modern repertory, and a Miami-based world premiere showcasing the company’s versatility. The Nutcracker December 11–27, 2026 (Miami) Program: George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker Description: The company’s annual holiday production featuring full classical staging, live orchestra, and traditional choreography. Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland February 25–28, 2027 (Miami) Program: Christopher Wheeldon’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Description: A full-length narrative ballet featuring imaginative staging and theatrical storytelling based on Lewis Carroll’s work. Spring Mix April 3–4, 2027 (Miami) Program: Mixed repertory including Balanchine works, Justin Peck’s Rodeo, and a world premiere by Tiler Peck. Description: A contemporary-focused program blending Balanchine neoclassicism with new choreographic voices. Swan Lake May 22–23, 2027 (Miami) Program: Alexei Ratmansky’s Swan Lake Description: A full-length classical production closing the season with a traditional romantic ballet featuring large-scale corps de ballet scenes. Updates The company has appointed Scott Altman as Executive Director. Altman, a veteran arts administrator with more than two decades of leadership experience, most recently served as President and CEO of the Los Angeles Master Chorale and previously held leadership roles with Cincinnati Ballet. Working alongside Artistic Director Gonzalo Garcia, he will help guide Miami City Ballet through its next phase of artistic development and organizational growth. Renovations are underway at Miami City Ballet’s Miami Beach headquarters as the organization updates its home base for the company and school. During the project, Miami City Ballet is partnering with art storage provider UOVO, which is housing and preserving the company’s costume collection, including pieces from historic productions and newly created works. Miami City Ballet School is in session for its Summer Intensive and other seasonal programs that bring students from around the world to Miami Beach for training. The company has also completed the first season of Next Stage, a reimagined free performance series curated by Gonzalo Garcia that presents original works by emerging choreographers from within the organization and includes post-performance discussions with audiences. By ML. Photo(s)/Miami City Ballet
- Dior Launches New-Season Summer Accessories Collection
Christian Dior Couture has introduced a new-season collection of accessories featuring shoes, bags, and ready-to-wear pieces designed for the summer months. The collection highlights pastel shades and floral motifs, bringing a seasonal focus to wardrobe staples and occasion pieces. The designs emphasize light materials and a palette aimed at complementing warm-weather dressing. Customers can explore the collection online through Dior’s official website. By ML. Photo(s)/Christian Dior Couture
- ‘Todo Lo Que No Dije’ Extended at Miami’s Colony Theatre Through August 2
Miami New Drama has extended the run of its world premiere production Todo Lo Que No Dije at the Colony Theatre in Miami Beach through August 2, following strong audience response and positive critical reviews. The play, written by Harley Elias and directed by Michel Hausmann, stars Christian McGaffney and continues at the 122 seat venue with new performances now on sale. Todo Lo Que No Dije is performed entirely in Spanish, and every performance includes live English translation available via headset for audience members who request it. Tickets for the extended run at the Colony Theatre in Miami Beach can be purchased online. By ML. Photo(s)/Miami New Drama
- Ann Storck Center Integrates Victory Living Programs and Plans New North Lauderdale Site
Victory Living Programs has formally joined Ann Storck Center, creating a single organization that supports adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities across South Florida. The integration follows more than a year of collaboration between the two nonprofits, which identified shared values, mission, and a common focus on person-centered services for individuals and families. Victory Living Programs will continue to offer its supported living, employment, recreation, and community inclusion services, with existing families expected to see the same programs and staff, now backed by Ann Storck Center’s additional resources and continuum of care. As part of the expansion, Ann Storck Center plans to open a second Adult Day Training location in North Lauderdale this fall to increase access for adults in Broward County. For more information about the expanded continuum of care, visit the Ann Storck Center website or email info@annstorckcenter.org. By ML. Photo(s)/Victory Living Programs
- Aman Announces Amangati Caribbean Sailings for Autumn 2027
Aman has confirmed that its yacht Amangati will follow its inaugural Spring 2027 season in the Mediterranean with a new programme of sailings in the Caribbean. Launching in Autumn 2027, the itineraries will traverse the Antilles and connect islands that are home to Aman properties, including Amanyara in Turks and Caicos and Amanera in the Dominican Republic. The Caribbean season is planned as a series of five to eight night voyages designed to offer cultural experiences and shore excursions across the region. Amanyara, located on the island of Providenciales in Turks and Caicos, features pavilions and villas set close to white sand beaches and coastal waters. Amanera, on the north coast of the Dominican Republic, sits above a stretch of undeveloped shoreline and provides access to nearby jungle and ocean landscapes. Aman also continues to expand its sports offering through Aman Tennis, which provides racquet experiences and programmes across its properties. By ML. Photo(s)/Aman
- Chanel Releases Fall Winter 2026 Haute Couture Collection Online
Chanel has made its Fall Winter 2026 Haute Couture collection available to view on its official website, offering online access to the latest designs from the house. Visitors can explore the full haute couture presentation, including looks from the runway and related fashion content, by visiting Chanel.com. The collection is presented alongside other categories such as fashion, eyewear, high jewelry, watches, fragrance, makeup and skincare. Online visitors can also use the site to locate nearby boutiques, manage their account, book an appointment and review information on returns, privacy and legal terms. By ML. Photo(s)/Chanel
- What Actually Happens After a Sexual Assault Accusation in New Jersey: Step by Step
Image by DepositPhotos Sexual assault accusations set in motion a complex legal process that many people don't fully understand. Whether you're concerned about someone you know or simply want to be informed about your state's legal system, understanding how New Jersey handles these serious allegations can provide clarity during an otherwise confusing time. The criminal justice system in New Jersey follows a specific protocol when handling sexual assault cases, with protections in place for both accusers and the accused. Here's what actually happens when an accusation is made. The Initial Report and Investigation When a sexual assault is reported to law enforcement in New Jersey, the process begins with an initial investigation. Law enforcement officers are trained to handle these sensitive cases with care, and the state has established specific protocols through its Sexual Assault Response Team program. According to the New Jersey Office of the Attorney General, victims have access to specialized support services, including confidential sexual violence advocates and forensic nurse examiners. The investigation typically involves collecting evidence, interviewing witnesses, and documenting the circumstances surrounding the allegation. During this phase, investigators gather as much information as possible. This may include physical evidence, medical records, text messages, emails, or other communications. The accused may be contacted for questioning, though it's important to note that anyone has the right to decline to speak with investigators without legal representation present. Arrest and Charging Decisions Not every accusation leads to an immediate arrest. New Jersey prosecutors review the evidence collected during the investigation to determine whether charges should be filed. This decision is based on whether there is probable cause to believe a crime occurred and sufficient evidence to move forward. If charges are filed, the accused will either be summoned to court or arrested. Following New Jersey's criminal justice reform, monetary bail has largely been replaced with a risk assessment system that determines whether someone should be released or detained pending trial. The severity of charges can vary significantly depending on the specific allegations. New Jersey law categorizes sexual assault offenses by degree, with first-degree charges carrying the most serious penalties. The specific charge affects everything from the legal process to potential consequences. The Court Process Begins Once charges are filed, the accused will have an initial court appearance called an arraignment. This is where formal charges are read, and the accused enters a plea. At this stage, having experienced legal representation becomes crucial. The New Jersey Victim's Bill of Rights ensures that accusers are kept informed throughout the court process and have certain protections. They have the right to be treated with dignity, to be informed of court proceedings, and to have input during certain phases of the case. Discovery is a critical phase where both sides exchange evidence. The prosecution must share its evidence with the defense, and both sides prepare their cases. This phase can take several months, depending on the complexity of the case. Pre-Trial Motions and Negotiations Before a case goes to trial, there may be numerous pre-trial motions filed by both sides. These legal arguments can address everything from whether certain evidence should be admissible to whether the case should proceed at all. During this time, plea negotiations often occur. The vast majority of criminal cases in New Jersey are resolved through plea agreements rather than trials. These negotiations involve discussions between prosecutors and defense attorneys about potential resolutions to the case. For those facing accusations, understanding the full scope of potential consequences is essential. Local defense lawyers in New Jersey can evaluate the evidence, identify weaknesses in the prosecution's case, and advise on the best legal strategy based on the specific circumstances. Trial or Resolution If no plea agreement is reached, the case proceeds to trial. Sexual assault trials in New Jersey can be emotionally charged, with testimony from the accuser, the accused, skilled witnesses, and others. The prosecution must prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, a high legal standard designed to protect the innocent. Jury selection, opening statements, witness testimony, cross-examination, and closing arguments all follow established legal procedures. The trial process can take days or even weeks, depending on the complexity of the case. If found guilty, sentencing occurs at a separate hearing. If found not guilty, the accused is free to go, and the case is closed. For accusers, regardless of the outcome, victim services and support remain available through various New Jersey state programs. Understanding Your Rights Both accusers and the accused have specific rights throughout this process. New Jersey law provides numerous protections designed to ensure fairness and justice for all parties involved. For those facing accusations, constitutional rights include the right to remain silent, the right to legal representation, the right to a fair and speedy trial, and the right to confront witnesses. These protections exist regardless of the nature of the allegations. The legal system is designed to be impartial, following evidence and established procedures rather than emotions or assumptions. Understanding this process can help everyone involved navigate what is invariably a difficult situation with greater clarity and awareness of what to expect at each stage. By ML Staff. Image courtesy of DepositPhotos
- July 2026 Guide to Frost Museum of Science: Hours, Exhibits & Summer Camps
Get ready for an action-packed month of discovery at the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science this July 2026. Located in the heart of Downtown Miami, the museum is keeping its doors open late for the ultimate "summer of science" experience, complete with free admission for active-duty military families via the Blue Star Museums program. From the high-adrenaline, interactive Extreme Sports: Beyond Human Limits exhibition—which uniquely integrates a Science of Soccer experience right as Miami hosts the 2026 FIFA World Cup™—to patriotic America250 planetarium and laser shows, specialized STEM camps, and sensory-friendly weekend programming, Frost Science offers an unforgettable lineup designed to inspire guests of all ages and abilities. SUMMER SCIENCE HOURS It’s the summer of science. Frost Science is open daily until 6:00 p.m. through Sunday, August 9. Guests can take advantage of the extra time to extend their visit and explore. Blue Star Museums Program This summer, Frost Science is proud to offer free admission to all active-duty military personnel — including National Guard and Reserve — and their families, as part of Blue Star Museums. This nationwide program is a collaboration between the National Endowment for the Arts, Blue Star Families, the Department of Defense, and museums across the country, honoring those who serve with access to cultural experiences all summer long, now through September 7. Admission can be redeemed with the appropriate ID at the museum’s Ticket Center. DEFY LIMITS WITH EXTREME SPORTS: BEYOND HUMAN LIMITS (ONGOING EXHIBITION) Step into a world of adrenaline and achievement with Extreme Sports: Beyond Human Limits, now open at the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science. This highly interactive special exhibition explores the science, psychology, and technology behind some of the world’s most daring athletic pursuits through hands-on challenges, multimedia experiences, and inspiring stories from athletes who push the boundaries of human potential. Guests can test their strength, balance, and reaction time while exploring the physics, biology, and mental resilience required for activities such as wingsuit flying, rock climbing, parkour, and freediving. The exhibition also features Science of Soccer, an interactive experience that connects the world’s most popular sport to the science of motion, energy, and human performance as Miami hosts matches during the FIFA World Cup 2026™. Blending science, sport, and immersive storytelling, Extreme Sports: Beyond Human Limits reveals how athletes assess risk, adapt to challenging environments, and perform under pressure, while highlighting the researchers, innovators, and rescue teams who support them. The exhibition is on view through September 7, 2026, in the Hsiao Family Special Exhibition Gallery on the museum’s first floor. WHEN: Now through Monday, September 7, 2026 TICKETS: For more information, visit HERE COST: Admission to Extreme Sports: Beyond Human Limits is included with all museum admission tickets. America250: Celebrating American Innovation Celebrate 250 years of American discovery with a series of engaging experiences at Frost Science honoring the scientists, innovators, engineers, and change-makers who have shaped our understanding of the world. Explore a new poster exhibit featuring 250 remarkable figures and take part in an interactive passport program, with a special prize awaiting completion at the Science Store. As part of the celebration, discover five powerful stories of American innovation in a new short planetarium show produced by Frost Science Studios and narrated by Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava. WHEN: Ongoing COST: Included with museum admission. For more information, visit HERE. Laser Evening Celebrate the summer and spirit of America's 250th anniversary during Laser Evening in the Frost Planetarium. This special after-hours event features an immersive lineup of laser shows set to unforgettable movie soundtracks, feel-good summer anthems, the legendary hits of the British Invasion, and the music of iconic American artists whose work has defined generations. Guests are encouraged to arrive early to enjoy refreshments and light snacks in the Main Atrium before settling in for an evening of vibrant visuals and music. Whether you're reliving cinematic classics, singing along to seasonal favorites, or celebrating the artists who helped shape America's musical legacy, this one-night experience offers an unforgettable way to experience the Frost Planetarium. WHEN: Saturday, July 11; 7:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. REGISTRATION: For more information, visit HERE. Summer Science Camps: Chemical Connections & Astro Engineers This July, young learners can explore the wonders of science through two week-long summer camp experiences hosted by Frost Science. At the museum, Summer Camp: Chemical Connections invites campers to mix, test, and discover the fascinating world of chemistry through hands-on experiments, colorful reactions, and interactive STEM activities, culminating in an exploration of Extreme Sports: Beyond Human Limits to see biochemistry in action. Meanwhile, at Ron Ehmann Park, Camp Curiosity: Astro Engineers takes campers on an out-of-this-world journey through space exploration. Participants will design Mars rovers, build space landers, and experiment with rocket propulsion while learning about the groundbreaking contributions of 250 American scientists, engineers, and innovators in honor of America's 250th birthday. WHEN: July 13–17, 2026 Summer Camp: Chemical Connections WHERE: Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science REGISTRATION: For more information, visit HERE. Camp Curiosity: Astro Engineers WHERE: Ron Ehmann Park REGISTRATION: For more information, visit HERE. MUVE Volunteer Workday Make a difference for South Florida’s coastal ecosystems at a hands-on MUVE Volunteer Workday with Frost Science. Join a community of environmental stewards as you head out to restore vital marine habitats, helping support the health and resilience of local shorelines. Part of the museum’s MUVE (Museum Volunteers for the Environment) initiative, this volunteer event at Crandon Park invites participants to work together on projects such as planting native vegetation, maintaining restoration sites, and removing invasive species that threaten delicate ecosystems. It’s a rewarding opportunity to connect with nature, give back to the community, and play an active role in preserving South Florida’s environment. WHEN: Saturday, July 18; 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. REGISTRATION: For more information, visit HERE. Just For Me: Coastal Explorers Join Frost Science for Just for Me: Coastal Explorers, a monthly program designed for individuals and families with diverse sensory and accessibility needs to enjoy the museum in a welcoming and comfortable environment. This special experience invites guests to explore Florida's coast through hands-on, sensory-friendly activities as they build a coastal landscape using sand and other tactile materials while learning about the unique ecosystems and environmental challenges facing our shorelines. Guests can enjoy the museum in a calm, supportive environment designed with sensory needs in mind. Just for Me sensory toolkits are available, equipped with noise-reducing headphones and sensory-friendly toys, to enhance the experience. During Just for Me hours, sound and lighting levels throughout the exhibitions are adjusted to create a more relaxed and accessible atmosphere for all. WHEN: Saturday, July 18; 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. REGISTRATION: No registration is required to participate in this event. For more information, visit HERE. Summer Science Camps: Reef to Deep & Robo Academy Young explorers can dive into two exciting STEM adventures this summer with Frost Science. At the museum, Summer Camp: Reef to Deep takes campers on an underwater journey from vibrant coral reefs to the mysteries of the deep sea. Through hands-on experiments and interactive activities, participants will discover fascinating marine life, learn how scientists study and protect ocean ecosystems, and get an up-close look at the live corals and jellyfish that call Frost Science home. At Ron Ehmann Park, Camp Curiosity: Robo Academy introduces young innovators to the world of robotics, coding, and engineering. Campers will design and program VEX GO robots, explore coding with Micro:Bits and Sphero technology, and bring their ideas to life through hands-on engineering and 3D design challenges. WHEN: July 20–24, 2026 Summer Camp: Reef to Deep WHERE: Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science REGISTRATION: For more information, visit HERE. Camp Curiosity: Robo Academy WHERE: Ron Ehmann Park REGISTRATION: For more information, visit HERE. Summer Camp: Robo Academy Discover the power of robotics during Summer Camp: Robo Academy, a week-long STEM adventure at Frost Science where young engineers will explore the exciting world of robotics and technology through hands-on challenges and interactive design experiences. Campers will build and program VEX GO robots, tackle exciting robotics missions, and discover the engineering principles that power today's most advanced technologies. Throughout the week, participants will design and program VEX GO robots, tackle exciting robotics challenges, and develop coding skills using Micro:Bits and Sphero block-based programming. They'll also bring their ideas to life through 3D design, gaining hands-on experience with the technology, problem-solving, and engineering concepts that power tomorrow's innovations. WHEN: Monday, July 27 - July 31, 2026 WHERE: Phillip & Patricia Frost Museum of Science REGISTRATION: For more information, visit HERE. Camp Curiosity: Reef to Deep Dive into an ocean of discovery during Camp Curiosity: Reef to Deep, a hands-on STEM experience for children ages 5–9 at Ron Ehmann Park in South Dade. Throughout the week, young marine scientists will explore the ecosystems that stretch from vibrant coral reefs to the depths of the sea through interactive experiments and engaging, hands-on activities. From pulsing jellyfish to glowing bioluminescent corals, campers will uncover the wonders of marine life while learning how scientists study and protect our oceans. The week concludes with a field trip to Frost Science, where participants will get an up-close look at the live corals and jellyfish that call the museum home, bringing their underwater discoveries to life. WHEN: Monday, July 27 - July 31, 2026 REGISTRATION: For more information, visit HERE. All activities are located at the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science at 1101 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132, unless otherwise noted below ** For more information, visit frostscience.org. By ML Staff. Content and images courtesy of Frost Science Museum.
- Where to Celebrate, Reset, and Watch the World Cup in Miami This July
July is heating up in Miami with a spectacular lineup of events that perfectly balance summer celebration with deep relaxation. From beachfront Fourth of July BBQs and high-energy World Cup watch parties to restorative full moon sound baths and exclusive mixology masterclasses, the city’s premier luxury resorts and cultural hotspots are offering something for every itinerary. Whether you are looking to sweat it out at a poolside fitness pop-up, indulge in elevated culinary collaborations, or view monumental public art right on the sand, here is your curated guide to the absolute best things to do in Miami this month. The Miami Beach EDITION New Moon & Sound bath with Ashley | Monday, July 13th from 6:30PM to 7:45PM at La Vista Terrace Join The Miami Beach EDITION for an evening of slow, intentional movement and restorative sound with Ashley Boice, attuned to this emotionally resonant supermoon. Guided by themes of home, sensitivity, and belonging, the experience offers space to reconnect, reset, and return to center. RSVP here. Turtle Tuesday Beach Cleanup | Tuesday, July 14th from 5:30PM to 7:30PM at 29th and Collins Beach Entrance Join The Miami Beach EDITION for an amazing day helping protect the ocean. RSVP here. Master Wine Class at The Miami Beach EDITION | Saturday, July 18th from 6:30PM to 7:30PM at MATADOR ROOM Elevate your palate in The Miami Beach EDITION’s intimate Master Wine Class, exploring the art of tasting and pairing fine wines. Enjoy an effervescent evening at Matador Room with a guided wine tasting experience. Savor expertly paired light bites that complement each note and aroma. Perfect for both seasoned enthusiasts and newcomers, this is your opportunity to explore the world of wines in style. RSVP here. Stepology with Té | Thursday, July 23rd from 6:30PM to 7:45PM at Basement Club Get ready to sweat, step, and slay. Stepology is not your average workout—it's a full-on party. Stepology isn’t just a workout—it’s a vibe. This all-levels step aerobics experience fuses high-energy cardio with feel-good choreography, set to the tracks you know and love. Equal parts dance and sweat, it’s a movement that lifts you up and leaves you glowing. No experience needed—just bring your energy and step into the beat. RSVP here. Cocktail Master Class at The Miami Beach EDITION | Friday, July 24th from 6PM to 7PM at MATADOR Bar This July, a special National Tequila Day experience takes place. Celebrate National Tequila Day with a special EDITION of The Miami Beach EDITION’s Cocktail Master Class and discover the artistry of modern mixology. Guided by their expert bartenders, you’ll explore refined techniques, rare ingredients, and flavor-forward creations—each crafted to elevate your personal palate. RSVP here. Full Moon Cacao & Chakra Ceremony with Ashley | Wednesday, July 29th from 6:30PM to 7:45PM at La Vista Terrace Join Ashley Boice of Yoga By Ashley for an evening of ceremonial cacao, crystal singing bowls, Bija mantra, and guided meditation under the Full Moon in Aquarius. Moving through the seven chakras with intention and sound, the experience invites release, clarity, and deep restoration. RSVP here. Andaz Miami Beach Resort & Spa MAVN World Cup Watch Party | Wednesday, July 9 from 4:00 PM–7:00 PM at A–Z Club Andaz Miami Beach Resort & Spa welcomes members for an exclusive World Cup Watch Party at the A–Z Club. Guests are invited to gather for an afternoon of soccer, community, and elevated hospitality while cheering on the tournament in an intimate members-only setting. Hosted within the resort's exclusive A–Z Club, the experience offers members a unique opportunity to connect over the excitement of the World Cup while enjoying the club's signature atmosphere. Knightcap Chess Club | Friday, July 31 from 7:00 PM–11:00 PM at Olazul Andaz Miami Beach Resort & Spa welcomes Knightcap Chess Club for a one-night-only takeover of Olazul. Whether you're a seasoned player or just learning the game, guests are invited to experience the social side of chess in a relaxed, waterfront setting. Chess boards will be provided, making it easy for players of all skill levels to join the fun. Miami Spa Months at Ondara Spa | Available Through August 31 This Miami Spa Months, Ondara Spa at Andaz Miami Beach Resort & Spa invites guests to discover a curated selection of restorative massages, body treatments, and facials inspired by Mediterranean wellness traditions and the healing power of the ocean. Seasonal offerings include the Saltwater Renewal Massage with Relounge, Marine Purity Ritual, Florida Orange Body Scrub & Massage, Hydra Essence Facial, Eterna Lift Anti-Aging Facial, and more, all available at special pricing through August 31. More information on Spa offerings available here. The Standard Spa, Miami Beach New Moon Sound Bath with Kanekshun | Tuesday, July 14 | Meditation Garden | Time: 7:30 PM–8:45 PM The Cancer New Moon calls for slowing down. Join Sabrina Badeaux of Kanekshun for an evening of guided journaling, herbal elixirs, and immersive sound healing beneath the stars. Equal parts ritual and reset, this garden gathering offers space to reflect, reconnect, and set intentions for the month ahead. Guests can RSVP here. Reiki & Resonance with Kanekshun | Monday, July 27 | Large Studio | Time: 7:00 PM–8:00 PM Sink into an evening where sound and energy work move in harmony. Crystal singing bowls and hands on Reiki combine to quiet the nervous system, release tension, and invite deep restoration. A calming experience designed to help you slow down, recharge, and reconnect. Guests can RSVP here. The Standard Spa Daily Wellness Classes | Daily | The Spa The body keeps score. Give it something good to remember. Join us around the property for daily wellness experiences designed for the stretch, the sweat, and everything in between. Complimentary for hotel guests and members. Public drop-ins available for $25. For more information: https://na.spatime.com/tsm33139/5206850 Sun Club Summer Happy Hour | Monday through Thursday | 4:00 PM–6:00 PM | Belle Bar Meet us by the water for Sun Club, our late afternoon happy hour for members and hotel guests. Cocktails, conversation, and a little extra sunshine. Sun Club Happy Hour at Belle | The Standard Spa Miami Beach Moxy South Beach FIFA World Cup Viewing Experience | July 1–19 during all scheduled FIFA World Cup matches at Bar Moxy Moxy South Beach invites guests to catch every FIFA World Cup match at Bar Moxy throughout the tournament. Guests can enjoy daily drink specials inspired by the competing nations while experiencing every match in a lively viewing atmosphere. Moxy Splash Bash | Every Saturday in July from 12:00 PM–6:00 PM at the 2nd Floor Pool Join Moxy South Beach every Saturday for Splash Bash, featuring music, poolside games, and a lively social atmosphere at the hotel's rooftop pool. Tickets are available at the door for public guests. MAËLYS Body Care Poolside Pop-Up | Friday, July 17 & Saturday, July 18, from 12:00 PM–5:00 PM at the 2nd Floor Pool MAËLYS joins Moxy South Beach for a two-day poolside experience featuring body care pop-ups, complimentary product samples, and mini hand and arm massages designed for summer skin. No RSVP required. Boombox Bingo with Geeks Who Drink | Wednesday, July 29, from 7:30 PM at Bar Moxy Guests are invited to put their music knowledge to the test during Boombox Bingo, where favorite songs replace traditional bingo numbers for an interactive night of games, prizes, and cocktails at Bar Moxy. 12 Pentagons Presented by Bal Harbour Village at Bal Harbour Village Beach | July 1–27 Following its acclaimed debut, British multidisciplinary artist. Jon-Paul Wheatley's monumental "Badly Drawn Ball" sculpture arrives at Bal Harbour Village Beach from July 1–27. Inspired by imperfect hand-drawn soccer ball sketches submitted from around the world, the larger-than-life installation reimagines the soccer ball as a contemporary cultural object, exploring the intersection of sport, craftsmanship, and contemporary art. Presented as part of Bal Harbour Village's 80th anniversary celebration, the beachfront installation invites visitors to experience public art against one of South Florida's most iconic oceanfront settings during the global soccer season. The Shelborne By Proper | Saturday, July 4 | Time: 3:00 PM – 8:00 PM BY ML Staff. Images courtesy of each event in this story.












