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Cheat Sheet


YOUR MIAMI CHECKLIST


q Bingo with Miss Toto Wynwood bar Gramps hosts a fun


game night featuring a fabulous drag queen who calls the shots. à Wed


q WakeFest Toast local beer pioneer


J. Wakefield Brewing’s second anniversary with samples of its signature suds and special releases. There are plenty of food trucks on-site if you get hungry. à Feb 18


q South Beach Wine


& Food Festival Have your stretchy pants ready for the city’s largest—and tastiest—culinary showcase. Rub elbows with star chefs while sampling award-winning wines and dishes from the country’s best restaurants. à Feb 22–26


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q Flamenco Festival Get swept away in a flurry


of ruffles and exuberant dancing when Spain’s biggest flamenco stars come to town. à Mar 2–5


q “Dandy Lion, (Re)Articulating Black


Masculine Identity” This alluring photographic survey examines the dandy phenomenon among black men in America. à Feb 23 –May 21


q St. Sophia Miami


Greek Festival Feast on spanakopita and lamb better than your yia yia used to make, then burn off your big fat Greek meal with a folk-dancing lesson and a shopping spree buying up artisanal wares. à Feb 24–26


q Miami Film Festival Richard Gere, Rashida Jones


and Emilio Estefan bring the star power to the 34th annual festival, premiering films, docs and shorts


Time Out Miami February 9–May 17, 2017


from around the world. à Mar 3–12


q Dinner en Blanc Break out your chicest all-white


look for a pop-up dinner party at a secret outdoor location. South Beach? Wynwood? It is anyone’s guess where you’ll be dining and dancing under the moonlight this time. à Mar 11


q “Julio Le Parc: Form


into Action” Ogle vibrant, glittering pieces from the Argentinian kinetic artist’s first U.S. collection. It will be the prettiest, most colorful optical illusion you see all season. à Mar 19


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q The Weeknd The Canadian singer returns


to South Florida with a fresh sound and a new ’do to perform hits from his latest album, Starboy. à May 11


q The Miami-Dade County


Don’t miss a beat with the best events around town


Fair and Exposition The Youth Fair is back with carnival rides, a circus and loads of crazy deep-fried foods the whole family will love. Mar 23–Apr 16


q Okeechobee Music


& Arts Festival SoFlo’s answer to Bonnaroo is a camping weekend filled with performances, musical collabs and group yoga. à Mar 2–5


q Ultra Music Festival Catch legendary DJs Carl Cox,


David Guetta, Steve Aoki and other big-name EDM artists across multiple stages over three jam-packed days. Expect full sensory overload. à Mar 24–26


q Miami Tennis Open See superstar players


go head-to-head for the coveted title at the annual tennis tournament in Key Biscayne. à Mar 20–Apr 2


q Dry Powder Need a laugh? GableStage’s


cutting-edge comedy-drama about fast-talking investors is incredibly funny yet manages to deal with some of the major issues confronting us today. à Mar 25–Apr 23


q Miami Marlins Opener Root for the home team at its first


game of the season against the Atlanta Braves. Will this be the year we go all the way? à Apr 11


q Aida Don’t miss your chance to see


Tim Rice and Elton John’s Tony- winning musical, an epic tale of love and loyalty based on an Italian opera by the same name. à Apr 20–May 7


PHOTOGRAPHS (CLOCKWISE FROM TOP): COURTESY OKEECHOBEE MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL; MIKE FREY/BPI/REX/SHUTTERSTOCK; SHUTTERSTOCK; YI-CHUN WU


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