Events

Edited by Gesi Schilling and Sarah Trudgeon, this 256-page anthology features poems and photographs by over 450 South Floridians celebrating the 10th anniversary of the ZipOde — a place-based poetic form created by O, Miami and WLRN. Part art book, part love letter to South Florida. Available January 27, 2026.

On October 20, the University of Miami's Frost School of Music will be honored at Billboard's exclusive, invite-only Latin Power Players event, recognizing the school's profound influence on Latin music through alumni including Emilio Estefan, Gloria Estefan, Jon Secada, Raquel Sofía, and Jorge Mejia — who will receive the Publisher of the Year Award.

The FLOW Project is turning the dream of being on set into reality for South Florida youth. FLOW Films has partnered with Future Leaders Of the World to guide at-risk youth, incarcerated youth, and youth in foster care through a journey from health education to professional bilingual film production.

The Miami Grand Prix has promoted Katharina Nowak to President, making her the youngest woman to hold such a role in Formula 1® history at just 28 years old. Formerly Vice President of Business Operations, Nowak has been integral to the race's record-breaking attendance and sponsorship growth since 2023.

CEO Coaching International has named Greg Solomon — former CEO of McDonald's South Africa who quadrupled the business and launched 300+ new restaurants — as its latest Partner and Coach. Solomon brings over a decade of executive leadership experience to the premier global coaching firm for growth-focused CEOs.

Dr. Roger A. Mitchell, Jr. — newly installed President of the National Medical Association and President of Howard University Hospital — will serve as keynote speaker at the 2026 Black Health Summit, held June 16 at the Charles F. Dodge City Center in Miami. The summit is South Florida's leading gathering of health professionals, local leaders, and youth advocates advancing health equity.

The University of Miami's Frost School of Music announces Serona Elton as interim vice dean, stepping in as Dean Shelton G. Berg — six-time GRAMMY nominee — prepares to step down in spring 2026 after nearly two decades of transformative leadership. Under Elton's Music Industry program, Frost has been named a top music business school by Billboard for ten consecutive years.

Miami's iconic Vizcaya Museum and Gardens has appointed Cheryl Mendelson as its new Chief Advancement Officer, bringing over 20 years of nonprofit leadership to the historic estate. Mendelson will oversee fundraising, donor engagement, and partnerships as Vizcaya prepares for the upcoming Vizcaya Village revitalization project.

Hidden behind a vintage cigarette machine inside Wynwood's Niño Gordo, Dekotora is a transportive 12-seat Japanese dining experience inspired by Japan's extravagant decorated trucks — moving wall projections, A5 Wagyu, fish imported from Japan, and cocktails that literally light up the bar.

FC Barcelona is moving its U.S. commercial operations from New York City to downtown Miami — the epicenter of soccer business in the United States and a hub for connection with Latin America. The move follows a business incentive grant from the Miami Downtown Development Authority.

Elior North America's catering brand launches Landmark Experiences — a new initiative redefining luxury hospitality at the nation's most prestigious large-scale events, from Grand Prix paddocks to exclusive VIP lounges. Led by Miami-raised first-generation Cuban American Nicole Hernandez.

Thousands gathered at the Biltmore Hotel for 'A Gables Fourth' Celebration and Fireworks Extravaganza, co-hosted by the City of Coral Gables and the Biltmore Hotel. South Florida disaster recovery company Summit Restoration joined as a sponsor, honoring 100 years of Coral Gables history and resilience.

Subway announces Jonathan Fitzpatrick as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective July 28, 2025. With more than two decades of franchising and QSR experience — including leading Driven Brands to 17 consecutive quarters of same-store sales growth — Fitzpatrick brings a proven track record to the iconic sandwich brand.

The Miami Open presented by Itaú gave an exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpse of exciting enhancements awaiting fans at Hard Rock Stadium for the 2024 tournament.

Grammy winner and festival co-owner Jon Batiste headlined the inaugural Montreux Jazz Festival Miami at The Hangar in Coconut Grove, delivering three unforgettable nights of music.

Ahead of the USA Network premiere, Dana Carvey and Freddie Prinze Jr. talk about the hardest impressions to crack, the Trump trumpet-face, Freddie's grandmother calling Peter Falk "Columbo," and what they'd tell young performers just getting started.

Ahead of the September 21, 2015 premiere of FOX's Minority Report, Wilmer Valderrama speaks about embodying Lieutenant Will Blake — an ex-marine turned precinct commander — and what it means to play a character that transcends ethnic typecasting in Steven Spielberg's vision of a diverse future.

Paula Abdul joins the judging panel for So You Think You Can Dance Season 12 on FOX, bringing her decades of choreography experience to the new stage-versus-street format. Premier Guide Miami was on the press call as Abdul discussed her journey from Laker girl to Emmy-winning choreographer, what she looks for in a dancer, and why SYTYCD's fan base remains so fiercely loyal.

Michael Ealy discusses stepping into the role of Theo, a terrifying chameleon-like killer, in Season 3 of FOX's The Following — and why he deliberately steered away from the show's already iconic villain Joe Carroll.

On the eve of his new Fox series, Terry Crews talks about failing his way into White Chicks, what separates a good fail video from a cruel one, Angela Bassett with a gun, and why his 16-year-old daughter Tara is the one who got him hooked on YouTube fail videos in the first place.

New American Idol judge Harry Connick Jr. previews Season 13 — on the crazy guy talent in Hollywood week, why adding guitars is "very telling," what he brings that Jennifer Lopez and Keith Urban don't, and why he's probably the biggest goofball on the panel.

Ahead of the June 16th broadcast, Giuliana Rancic and Nick Jonas talk about the Olivia Culpo red dress moment, Giuliana's own Miss Maryland losses, Nick confirming he's single, and why anything can happen on that stage.

Nick Lachey discusses hosting NBC's new hybrid singing competition-game show The Winner Is, the 101-judge jury format, the 98 Degrees reunion, his lullaby album, and what he's learned about the craft of hosting.

On the eve of the Sudden Death Round, American Idol judge Keith Urban spoke with press about the Season 12 contestants, his instant chemistry with Nicki Minaj, what it means to mentor young artists, and why he thinks the girls have the edge this year.