Things to Do YOUR PERFECT DAY Yoga in Bayfront Park
Downtown MORNING
9am: Saturdays in Downtown begin with yoga. Take your pick from a 9am class at Bayfront Park (301 N Biscayne Blvd) or Museum Park (1075 Biscayne Blvd)—both free, drop-in options that require students to bring their own mats. The calming bay breeze cancels out the street noise. 10:30am: Keep up the good work and head to Manna Life Food (80 NE Second Ave; 786-717-5060, mannalifefood .com) for an organic superfood arepa topped with avocado, hemp hearts and spirulina chimichurri (it puts basic avocado toast to shame), plus an iced (vegan) lava latte with three types of “mylks.” It only tastes sinful—trust us. 11:30am: Miami’s best deals on fine jewelry and watches are at the Seybold Building (36 NE First St; seyboldjewelry .com). There are hundreds of family-owned shops across several floors, so take your time browsing.
AFTERNOON
Noon: For a young city, Miami has a heck of a past. Learn all about it at HistoryMiami Museum (101 W Flagler St; 305-375-1492,
historymiami.org), which is filled with old photographs, refugee artifacts and props from movies and shows filmed here. Interactive exhibits take visitors through Seminole villages, Miami Beach during Beatlemania and various other areas. 2pm: Duck into hidden Spanish hot spot NIU Kitchen (134 NE Second Ave; 786-542-5070,
niukitchen.com) for a proper Catalan lunch. Food is served tapas-style, though we find the Ous (poached eggs with truffled potato foam, jamón ibérico and black truffle) and steak tartare sandwich impossible to share.
NIGHT Pawn Broker Time Out Miami February 9–May 17, 2017
5pm: Greet the evening with a Prohibition-inspired drink atop the Langford Hotel’s rooftop bar, Pawn Broker (121 SE 1st St;
pawnbrokermiami.com). Watch the sun set and hear the whirl of traffic fade while sipping a Bees Knees. 7pm: Even when the nabe feels like a ghost town (i.e., any day after 6pm), you can always count on the rustic trattoria Soya e Pomodoro (120 NE 1st St; 305-381-9511,
soyaepomodoro.com) to provide a little life. The cozy restaurant doles out fresh pastas in homemade sauces and regularly hosts live jazz in the evenings. 9pm: Happy hour is a relative term at Lilt Lounge (270 Biscayne Blvd Way; 305-351-7403), which offers discounted drinks (choose from a variety of champagne, wine and spirits) and $1 oysters daily from 8 to 10pm. Also on tap: a rotating set of live bands playing everything from salsa to jazz to bossanova. ■ Virginia Gil
42 NIU Kitchen
TIME OUT LOVES
Our top picks this season
MIAMI MARLINS SEASON OPENER
Watch the Marlins take on the Atlanta Braves during the 2017 season opener, marking the return of baseball and the 20th anniversary of Miami’s 1997 World Series championship season.
à Marlins Park, 501 Marlins Way (305- 480-1300,
miami.marlins.mlb.com). Apr 11; starts at $30.
POETRY FESTIVAL The monthlong, citywide initiative engages the community with a series of events, live readings and poetry competitions.
O, MIAMI
à Various locations (
omiami.org/ festival). Apr 1–30; free.
GARDENS BY MOONLIGHT
Join the final moonlight
event of Vizcaya’s centennial season, featuring site-specific performance piece Fire Gods in the Garden. Watch dancers
portray fire gods, and then set off on a tour of the starlit gardens. à Vizcaya Museum & Gardens, 3251 S Miami Ave (305-250-9133, vizcaya .org). Apr 12 6–9pm; $6–$20.
ART IN PUBLIC PLACES
Local public arts organization Art in Public Places teams up with the Underline (a 10-mile long linear park under the metrorail) to showcase works and installations by four Miami artists at various stations.
à Between Brickell and Dadeland South Metrorail stations (theunderline .org). Through Apr 1.
PHOTOGRAPHS (CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT): RAFAEL MONTILLA, AYOVA; KIKO RICOTE; JUAN FERNANDO; STEPHAN GOETTLICHER
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