The weekend is chilling.
If you haven't had a chance to check out the new gastro-lounge on Washington Ave, head over there tonight for gratis cocktails, molecular gastro bites and the musical stylings of DJ Cedric Gervais. (No relation to Ricky.)
It's time to see what Benicio Del Toro has been up to the last four years, not to mention the story behind your T-shirt. Steven Soderbergh's two-part, four-hour bio-epic on revolutionary Che Guevara is yours for the watching at this Miami-exclusive premiere.
Hard to believe the Lenny Kravitz-designed speakeasy in the bowels of the Delano has already weathered a full year of Miami shenanigans. Reminisce by the Lucite piano with a De La Soul concert preceded by local indie darlings Brendan O'Hara and the Big Bounce.
Avoid this unrelenting cold front by ducking into the cozy Fillmore for some comedic tirades courtesy of angry ranter and Daily Show pundit Lewis Black. He'll no doubt make you feel all warm and fuzzy.
A second round of New Year's can't hurt, especially when dim sum is involved. Say goodbye to the year of the rat and ring in the year of the ox with a pre-fixe dinner and a live dragon show.
It's going to take more than NFL cheerleaders to get you to this pre-Super Bowl dinner party featuring a Bruce Springsteen tribute band. Okay, no it won't. But the chance of hearing a new interpretation of "Hungry Heart" doesn't hurt either.
