Conceptual artist Franz Fjbaur, who lives and works between his two studios in Berlin and Vienna, recently exhibited his work during Miami Art Week. The art exhibition, titled “Fading Youth Artdolls 2022,” featured bright and bold colors inspired by the Pop Art movement of the late 1970s. The artist explores critical issues such as same-sex rights and recycling. Throughout his career, Fjbaur has collaborated with artists such as Amanda Lepore and Conchita Wurst. His work has been published in Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, L’Officiel, Numero and now Miami Living Magazine. Connect and follow www.instagram.com/fjbaur. Press inquiries: press@fjbaur.net By ML | Images courtesy of Franz Fjbaur

Special Needs Group®/Special Needs at Sea® (SNG), a medical equipment and supply company, and the leading global provider of wheelchair, scooter, oxygen and other special needs equipment rentals, is pleased to announce that the company was awarded a gold award once again in the prestigious 2022 Travel Weekly Magellan Awards for accessibility and inclusivity. Covering a broad range of industry segments, the Magellan Awards honor outstanding design, marketing and services in a broad range of industry segments including hospitality, travel destinations, cruise lines, online travel services, airlines and airports, travel agents and agencies, tour operators and ground transportation. The Magellan Awards are judged and overseen by a one-of-a-kind panel of top travel professionals representing the best names and most accomplished leaders from the industry. In determining winners, entries do not compete with one another, but instead, they are judged against a standard of excellence based on the long experience of Travel Weekly. To uphold this high standard of excellence, a category may have multiple winners or may have no winners at all. “It is a great honor to be named a gold winner of the distinguished Travel Weekly Magellan awards and be among some of the most accomplished leaders and companies in the travel industry,” said Andrew J. Garnett, founder, CEO, and president of Special Needs Group®/Special Needs at Sea®. “Accessibility and inclusivity are at the center of our mission of delivering an accessible world, and we are so proud to see our hard work be recognized.” SNG is the leading global provider of wheelchair, scooter, oxygen and other special needs equipment rentals, and also offers a broad range of special needs equipment for purchase. It services 217 metropolitan areas and cities located in 70 countries around the globe. The only mobility and oxygen equipment supplier in the world trusted by all major cruise lines, the company also services guests visiting hotels, resorts, theme parks and convention centers. In addition to providing special needs equipment, SNG continuously raises awareness of special needs travel through newsletters, webinars, blogs, social media tools, panel discussions, and presentations. More on Special Needs Group® / Special Needs at Sea® Special Needs Group® / Special Needs at Sea®, a medical equipment and supply company, is the leading global provider of wheelchair rentals, scooter rentals, oxygen rentals and other special needs equipment rentals. It also offers a broad range of special needs equipment for purchase. Recommended by the world's major cruise lines for superior service and value, Special Needs Group also services guests visiting hotels, resorts, and convention centers. Special Needs Group is the travel industry’s only total special needs travel solution. Special Needs Group provides service in 217 metropolitan areas and cities located in 70 countries. It is located at 302 NW 1st Street, Dania Beach, FL 33004. For more information, visit www.specialneedsgroup.com or call 1-800-513-4515. By ML Staff. Image courtesy of Special Needs Group and Unsplash

Approximately 23% of adults in the US have varicose veins. If you include spider and reticular veins (tiny red capillary veins), the chance of having them increases to 80% of adult men and 85% of adult women. Hereditary factors are often at play here, and most adults with varicose veins will remember a parent with the same problem. However, there are other factors that can generate or worsen varicose veins such as pregnancy, prolonged standing, and obesity. While varicose veins are generally not a threat to the patient's life, they can make life very uncomfortable. Symptoms can include achy, heavy feeling of the legs. Burning, throbbing, itching, and swelling are not uncommon. In more advanced cases, skin discoloration, ulcers, and bleeding can occur. Miami Vascular Specialists would like to help. As one of the most respected and sought-after vascular surgery groups in the country, their team of board-certified vascular surgeons have treated thousands of patients. With a focus on patient-centered care, guided by ultrasonic data, Miami Vascular Specialists’ mission is to help every patient meet their individual goals. Those goals could range from cosmetic improvement of the appearance of legs to treatment of more worrisome symptoms such as itching heaviness, and burning; and the treatment of venous ulcers. The vascular surgeons at Miami Vascular Specialists have experience in a wide variety of vein treatments, including: Conservative compression stocking therapy. Sclerotherapy and foam sclerotherapy. Microsurgical vein removal. Radiofrequency and laser ablation. Surgical ligation and stripping. Advanced wound care for venous ulcers. Insertion of prosthetic valves for advanced venous insufficiency (This is an experimental protocol available only in select centers in the US). Contact Miami Vascular Specialists "You trust us with your heart. Now let us take care of your varicose veins." Nationally recognized experts in vascular surgery and treatments miamivascular.com 786-776-7866 8950 N Kendall Drive Suite 504W Miami, FL 33716 By ML Staff. Top image by Alex Azabache/unsplash. Images courtesy of Miami Vascular.

On Monday, November 14, Miami’s Southern culinary hot spot Rosie’s: The Backyard is welcoming culinary enthusiasts to engage in a night of revelry and fine dining as it introduces a new dinner series created by Executive Chef Akino West. This exclusive dinner party will feature a multi-course menu (with optional wine pairing) of indulgent cuisine under the twinkling lights and banyan tree of the open-space concept. A harmonious playlist of R&B, jazz and soul music will set the mood and liven the ambiance. Inspired by Chef West’s culinary repertoire, Southern upbringing and years working alongside chefs at award-winning restaurants, the dinner includes five carefully curated courses, featuring an array of elevated Southern-inspired dishes with subtle Italian nuances. “When creating the menu for this first dinner series, I wanted to honor and put a spin on classic dishes I grew up making with my family,” said West. “The Grandma’s Sweet Potato Pie is a perfect example, as I incorporated the brown butter to give it an elevated and sweet finish.” First and second courses include Spiced Peanuts spiked with Calabrian oil; Tender Crab with crispy shallots and Florida citrus; and Collard Green Arancini with smoked yogurt. Main courses include a Grilled Pork Chop with a Southern polenta cake, savory jus, charred okra, and dehydrated feta. The final course will include a palette cleanser and Grandma’s Sweet Potato Pie, made with semolina and brown butter. “The goal of the series is to create a memorable on-off experience as each menu is exclusive to each night, the playfulness and high level of execution of each menu will give our audience a peek of what is in store for the future of Rosie’s.” said co-owner, Jamila West. The inaugural dinner party will take place Monday, November 14, at 6 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. and is $75 per guest with the option to add a wine pairing for $35 per guest along with a pescatarian or vegetarian tasting option for an additional $10 per guest. Tickets can be purchased at Resy.com. For more information, visit www.rosiesmia.com or follow Rosie’s on Instagram.Photo credit: Rosie's: The Backyard

The award-winning Acqualina Resort & Residences announces the opening of Ke-uH, a Japanese fusion restaurant in the AQ space. Ke-uH features a diverse and eclectic menu of tapas and shareable plates in an elegant and modern setting that includes indoor and outdoor seating overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. The new restaurant will complement Acqualina’s Costa Grill and Il Mulino New York restaurants. “We are thrilled to announce our partnership with Ke-uH where our guests can enjoy outstanding Japanese fusion cuisine in a stunning environment,” said Deborah Yager Fleming, CEO & Partner of Acqualina Resort. “Japanese cuisine is so popular among our hotel guests and will become a new dining hot spot and loved by residents in our area.” Ke-uH’s modern take on fine ingredients with a tapas-style menu featuring small plates is inspired to create a shared convivial experience and strongly complements Acqualina’s commitment to providing extraordinary dining experiences. The opening of Ke-uH at Acqualina marks the third restaurant in Florida, following Ke-uH in Weston and sister restaurant Kazumi in Key Biscayne. Carlos Delfino, Chef/Founder and part owner of Ke-uH and Kazumi, worked with Master Sushi Chef Oscar Noborikawa to create the inventive Ke-uH menu. Chef Noborikawa spent 14 years in Nobu Miami, perfecting his art under the disciplined tutelage of some of the country’s most revered Japanese masters before being elevated to prestigious Executive Sushi Chef. Chef Noborikawa’s command of Japanese cuisine can be distilled down to ingredients and balance. He works with trusted purveyors to import Japanese Hamachi yellowtail, Uni sea urchin, octopus and sweet shrimp, Scottish salmon, Yellowfin and Bigeye tuna from Central and South America and Bluefin tuna from the Mediterranean Sea. Chefs at Ke-uH make everything from pizza crust to ponzu sauce, yuzu soy, truffle flavors and aioli from personal recipes to accompany sushi and non-Japanese menu items include baby back ribs, sliders and Kurobuta pork belly, plus vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. “It’s the balance in every single bite,” says Chef Noborikawa. “For me, it’s the combination of the quality of product, the preparation, the respect of and care for every single ingredient and inherent discipline to create the perfect balance of citrus, spiciness, sauce for expressive sushi.” “We are honored to be working with Acqualina to bring Ke-uH to Miami’s Sunny Isles Beach,” said owner Daniel Fernandez. “We are offering an elevated dining experience where family and friends will find something they will love and enjoy together.” Ke-uH is located at Acqualina Resort & Residences, 17875 Collins Avenue, Sunny Isles Beach, FL. Dinner is served from 5:30pm to10pm seven days a week and The Bar at Ke-uH is opened from 5:30pm to 10pm. Valet parking, all major credit cards accepted. For reservations or more information, call 305.918.6888 or visit www.acqualinaresort.com. Reservations can also be made via www.OpenTable.com. More on Acqualina Resort & Residences Acqualina Resort & Residences is a place where the charm of a Mediterranean villa meets elegance on the beach. A seaside luxury haven located on 4.5 beachfront acres in pristine Sunny Isles Beach, Acqualina Resort features 98 impeccably appointed guest rooms and suites and 188 residences with breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean, world-class dining including Il Mulino New York, three oceanfront swimming pools, spacious meeting rooms and an innovative marine biology-based children’s program. A variety of lavish interior and exterior venues provide an ideal background for opulent weddings and memorable events. Acqualina Spa provides guests with an exquisite 20,000-square-foot, two-story tranquil sanctuary of excellence and relaxation. A family owned and operated property, Acqualina is a recipient of the coveted Forbes Travel Guide Awards for both the hotel and spa and the AAA Five Diamond Award. Follow Acqualina on Social Media: Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Acqualina.

Many theatrical performances await you at the City Theatre in Miami. TONIGHT! CITY READS: WOMEN Stories about self-identifying women told through the lens of love, loss, and workplace woes. Professional actors read a collection of humorous and sometimes hard-hitting short plays. This program starts at 7:30 pm and is free and open to everyone! GIVE MIAMI DAY IS NOV 17! As our community prepares for a day of giving, consider a donation to City Theatre. Support the development and production of new works authentic to Miami's multicultural community. Early giving starts Nov 14. Help us reach our goal of $45,000! HOMEGROWN KICKS OFF DEC 10! A three-part play reading series of new works by Miami’s best emerging playwrights kicks off at the Sandrell Rivers Theater! Each night of the series features a different selection of new works. Join us at 6 pm for a pre-show reception followed by the reading at 7 pm. Heidi Schreck’s hilarious and provocative examination by one woman of her civil rights and wrongs. A New York Times critic’s pick, a Tony Award nominee, and Pulitzer Prize finalist, this award-winning Broadway hit is presented as part of the Arsht Center’s Theater Up Close series. The Short Cuts School Tour is Back! Made for Middle School audiences, the SHORT CUTS features a cast of professional actors performing four new 10-minute plays! On tour at middle schools from November 2022 – May 2023. Tours are FREE for Miami-Dade County Public School students! FROM LIVE ARTS MIAMI When will the ocean get fed up and not shut up until it’s heard? Explore the critical relationship between humans and the ocean during the Southeast premiere of Ocean Filibuster. This November, the ocean gets a chance to tell its side of the story in this new music theater experience from Obie Award-winning theater company PearlDamour! Taking place from November 12-20 at Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts Carnival Studio Theater. Tickets on sale now! By ML Staff. Images Courtesy of City Reads Women!" and More

The Global 8000 is the fastest business jet ever developed. With a top speed of Mach 0.94 - and the first ever transcontinental ultra-high speed cruise of Mach 0.92 - you can now fly faster providing you with more of the one thing that is always in short supply: time. The Global 8000 aircraft is the largest purpose-built business jet capable of flying 8,000 nautical miles. Its advanced and aerodynamically efficient design allows it to achieve the longest range and shortest flight distance while providing the comforts of a business jet with four true living spaces, a full kitchen and a separate crew rest area. Longest Range from Even the Shortest Runways Thanks to its revolutionary Smooth Flĕx Wing and innovative GE Passport engines, the Global 8000 offers the longest range from even the shortest runways - in any weather. In addition, the Global 8000 is designed to offer the field performance of a light jet and provide safe access to many difficult airfields that its nearest competitor cannot reach. Luxury High Above The Global 8000 business jet’s cabin is unlike anything else in the industry. It’s designed to maximize passenger comfort, health and productivity, because in the Global 8000, your well-being comes first. Take a moment to rest and relax in the bright, inviting cabin of the Global 8000 private jet, as the four personalized suites are ergonomically designed to maximize space and freedom of movement. Then grab a smoothie or healthy meal in the fully equipped kitchen to fuel you for the day ahead. From the industry’s lowest cabin altitude to the cleanest air to the first true circadian lighting, the Global 8000 Business Jet features revolutionary cabin technologies that improve your health and comfort while in flight. Customer Experience World-class aircraft deserve world-class support. Fly confidently knowing that Bombardier’s service and support network is there for you, no matter where your journey takes you. Mobile Response With access to a network of aircraft, Bombardier’s mobile response team can reach its installed base anywhere in the world, day or night. With more than twice the number of mobile response vehicles than our leading competitor, customers can be assured that support is always within reach. Service Facilities Bombardier has 33% more service facilities worldwide than the leading competitor. Bombardier’s service centers, network of authorized service facilities and maintenance stations are located in strategic locations around the world to better meet customer needs. Customers can also be assured that they will receive the support they need for operational readiness and efficiency, as well as aircraft technical support when needed. Global Spare Parts Distribution With more than $1 billion in spare parts inventory and a global network of 16 distribution locations moving nearly 70,000 aircraft parts a month, Bombardier ensures you have nothing to worry about. Leading Maintenance Intervals Bombardier’s maintenance cycle features longer intervals between inspections. Longer intervals reduce the number of maintenance inspections required and can ultimately result in lower operating costs and reduced aircraft downtime. To learn more visit www.bombardier.com By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Bombardier

Here you'll find a selection of must-attend events happening at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden. NightGarden Returns Experience an immersive and wondrous journey through the Garden at night, brought to life with stunning illumination, spectacular special effects, and surprises for the whole family. Cars in the Garden Spend a day in the Garden exploring the world of antique vehicles from the 1930s through1997. Guests will even get to vote for the ”Best Antique” and the “Best Corvette.” The Fairchild App is Here! Customize your own Garden route, enjoy curated walking tours, receive exclusive in-app discounts, and even order your lunch online! With the new Fairchild App, you'll learn to explore like never before! This week, we're featuring the Curator’s Choice The soursop or guanabana tree is a member of the Annonaceae family and is native to Tropical America. It can reach a height of about 30 feet. The edible fruits are conical to heart-shaped, covered with small spines. They are sweet with a slightly acidic or sour taste. The fruit pulp is often used in the preparation of milk shakes, ice cream, sherbets and juices. Proudly grown by our plant experts just for you. From Horticulture and Art to Innovation Technology and Wellness, the Garden's dynamic roster of classes offers something for everyone! The Garden’s instructors are known to inspire and energize students through demonstrations and unique hands-on experiences. So just bring an open mind and a playful spirit, and discover new-found interests and knowledge. With more than 3,400 species of plants, there’s always something blooming at Fairchild! Each month, our horticulture staff and volunteers compile a list of interesting plants that flower and fruit, like the Tacca integrifolia, also known as the White Bat Flower pictured above. Become a Fairchild member today and enjoy the Garden all year long! From FREE daytime admission, including our world-renowned Chocolate, Orchid and Mango festivals, to early access and discounts on plant sales, special events, and classes! Fairchild members even receive free admission to over 300 gardens across North America! Fairchild volunteers have been an integral part of the Garden’s history and contribute to every aspect of our operations. Our volunteers learn new skills, make a positive impact in the community and help advance Fairchild’s mission through their hands-on support of our programs. By ML Staff. Images Courtesy of Fairchild Tropical Garden.

Fontainebleau Miami Beach announces its 2023 New Year’s Eve headliners — DJ and record producer Marshmello and Grammy-nominated singer Khalid. The two will perform for the crowd on the resort’s legendary oceanfront poolscape. For the first time ever, Fontainebleau will have a floating stage above the pool for guests to be able to enjoy the show up close. Those looking to join the celebration can discover the iconic resort’s New Year’s Eve packages and tickets available now at fontainebleau.com/nye. With a lineup of one-of-a-kind packages including stage-side tables and cabanas, guests will have a chance to party alongside Marshmello and Khalid December 31, 2022. Early bird tickets start at $200 for one (1) premium admission ticket, and all tickets provide a premium open bar for guests 21 and over. Private tables and cabanas are available and range from $5,000 to $25,000 depending on the location and size of the party. All VIP Table areas include an exclusive space for up to 15 guests, bottle service package and a designated VIP entry. For those looking to celebrate with the family, Fontainebleau’s “Family Experience” package offers guests of all ages the chance to toast the New Year together at one unforgettable event. Guests will be able to indulge in a buffet dinner and those 21 and over will enjoy a premium open bar. Ticket prices start at $349 for one (1) Family Experience ticket. Tables for the Family Experience will start at $6,000 for up to 10 guests. “Entertainment is deeply-rooted in the DNA of Fontainebleau Miami, so we’re excited to announce that Marshmello and Khalid will be ringing in the New Year,” said Patrick Fisher, SVP and Managing Director. “With past performers including Lady Gaga, Drake and Justin Bieber, New Year’s Eve at Fontainebleau is one of the most talked about events of the season. We are excited to add Marshmello and Khalid to that storied history and provide another memorable New Year’s Eve celebration for our guests.” New Year’s Eve is part of the resort’s BleauLive entertainment series which first started in the 1950s with performances from the likes of Sinatra and Elvis. The BleauLive Concert Series continues the legacy of hosting iconic entertainers that add to the culture at The Fontainebleau Miami Beach. In recent years, acts including Maroon 5, Pitbull, Doja Cat and Alesso have brought unique and iconic moments and memories to Fontainebleau guests. For complete details and information, visit fontainebleau.com/nye, or call (800) 548-8886. Please note, the event is rain or shine. All sales are final, no refunds will be offered. The poolside event, other than the Family Experience, is limited to guests 21 and older. More on Fontainebleau Miami Beach A spectacular blend of Golden Era glamor and modern luxury, Fontainebleau Miami Beach merges striking design, contemporary art, music, fashion and history into a vibrant guest experience. A revered landmark and symbol of style and sophistication since its opening in 1954, Fontainebleau Miami Beach boasts 1,504 guestrooms and suites appointed with lavish amenities; the world-renowned LIV™ Nightclub, 12 restaurants and lounges including signature restaurants Hakkasan, StripSteak by Michael Mina, and Scarpetta by Scott Conant; the 40,000-square-foot Lapis spa with mineral-rich water therapies and invigorating treatments; a dramatic oceanfront pool-scape offering lush cabanas; and is home to BleauLive, the innovative concert series that combines intimate performances with memorable weekend escapes. For general information or accommodations at Fontainebleau Miami Beach, visit www.fontainebleau.com or call 1.877.512.8002. More on Marshmello Marshmello is an American electronic music producer and DJ. His songs “Silence”, “Wolves”, “Friends”, “Happier”, and “Alone” have been certified multi-platinum in several countries and appeared in the Top 30 of the Billboard Hot 100. His musical style includes groove-oriented, synth and bass heavy electronic dance music. Marshmello first gained international recognition in early 2015 by publishing remixes online. More on Khalid Khalid is an American singer who rose to fame after the release of his debut studio album American Teen in 2017, which was certified 4x platinum by the RIAA. The album spawned the US top 20 singles “Location” and “Young Dumb & Broke” with the former being certified Diamond by the RIAA. Khalid has received multiple accolades including six Grammy nominations, six Billboard Music Awards, three American Music Awards, and a MTV Video Music Award. By ML Staff. Images Courtesy of Marshmello and Khalid

The Miami Beach EDITION welcomes you to taste the sophisticated palette of the carefully crafted brunch menu at MATADOR TERRACE offered on Saturdays & Sundays from 11AM-4PM. One can’t help but feel instantly at ease when entering the pool-side and ocean-view elevated dining terrace. The al fresco dining experience utilizes only the freshest local ingredients and merges Spanish, Caribbean and South American flavors for the perfect dishes. A few of the must-try brunch items include the Eggs Benedict served with Country Ham and a Citrus-Chili Hollandaise on a White Corn Arepa ($24) or on the sweeter side the Coconut Pancakes with fresh Grapefruit and Lavender Maple Syrup ($20). For a golden and crispy bite, the Crunch Potato Nuggets dipped in Spicy-Tangy Sauce and Rosemary Aioli ($12) are highly recommended. Full brunch menu available here. By ML Staff. Images Courtesy of Matador Terrace

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The Bass will receive $20.1 million of Miami Beach’s General Obligation Bond (G.O. Bond), which passed in yesterday’s election via Miami Beach Referendum #2. This bond, which totals $159 million, will support 16 local city-owned cultural facilities, improving their resiliency and offering a once in a lifetime opportunity to transform and expand their impact on the community. With these funds, The Bass plans to update Pritzker Prize-winning architect Arata Isozaki’s original 1995 building concept by adding a new wing south-west of the museum, as well as undertake infrastructure enhancements to the current facility. The proposed new wing will be designed as a mirror image of the existing building, adding versatile spaces for engagement and a state-of-the-art contemporary gallery for the museum’s growing permanent collection. Now that Miami Beach residents have voted to approve the G.O. Bond, The Bass will begin the process of drawing up construction plans for the project, with more updates to come. Since 2017, The Bass has been actively collecting works of contemporary art, new media and video, that delve into the themes of climate, identity and networks, amassing hundreds of works works in that brief time. With an expanded facility, the museum will have the capacity to exhibit new acquisitions while temporary exhibitions are on view in the main building, allowing the museum to continue to tell the unfolding story of our time and place through contemporary art. The Bass intends to enrich the new galleries with cutting edge educational technology that enhances the visitor experience, as well as modern ways of presenting new media and video works, artistic mediums that are a growing focus for the museum and represent a forward-thinking vision that aligns with the cultural direction of Miami Beach. “The Bass will focus its portion of the G.O. Bond to serve Miami Beach’s vibrant new audiences by increasing exhibition capacity and gallery space, adding more opportunities for dynamic encounters with contemporary art,” said Silvia Karman Cubiñá, Executive Director of The Bass. “We are thrilled with the outcome of the Miami Beach Referendum #2 vote and look forward to realizing our vision for even more diverse and inviting art experiences than ever before.” TRANSFORMATIVE BOND MEASURE “Miami Beach is a global destination for contemporary culture. G.O. Bond funds will enhance The Bass’ ability to serve a wider community and share the power of contemporary art and creativity with visitors and residents alike,” said George Lindemann, Chairman of the Board of Directors, The Bass. “I applaud the vision of the City of Miami Beach which spearheaded this G.O. Bond, and of course, the voters who approved it. These funds are a once in a generation opportunity for The Bass, as well as the other 15 arts organizations, to enable significant transformation that meets the needs of our ever-evolving community, and especially meaningful as the museum draws closer to our 60th anniversary.” A full list of arts and culture institutions benefitting from this transformative bond measure, click below! By ML Staff. Images Courtesy of The Bass