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Miami’s rhythm this weekend is shaped by the contrast between ritual and release. Across the weekend, the city moves between late-night techno and folklore, queer disco and vinyl culture.

Alive, imperfect, and intimate—that’s the essence of Till You're Somebody Else (Live), the new EP by New York singer-songwriter Leo Sawikin. This five-song collection embraces and warms the heart like a raw, unfiltered portrait of an artist who has made organic sound his greatest strength.

Artists in Residence in the Everglades (AIRIE), a Miami-based nonprofit dedicated to fostering dialogue between art and the environment, has announced its 2025–2026 fellowship cohort. The upcoming season coincides with the organization’s 25th anniversary and marks its largest group of fellows to date.

The last weekend of June, Miami is moving with intention and a strong sense of identity. The city thrives in its corners, where niche collectives, noisy bands, and queer organizers turn basements, bars, and backyards into spaces of expression. Whether it’s a drag ball dressed in Garden of Eden fantasy or a clay workshop tucked inside a coffee shop, this weekend is built on collaboration, experimentation, and showing up for one another.

“Eso no se toca” (That’s not to be touched) is a phrase kids raised in Latin households know all too well. Supermarket Gallery leans into that mischievous, nostalgic feeling in its new group exhibition, Eso No Se Toca, opening this Friday at La Sala in Hoy Como Ayer (2212 SW 8th St), offering an intimate encounter with ceramics, sculpture, and meaning in our everyday lives.

just weeks after her last appearance on American Idol season 23, Amanda Barise is back with Cute & Deadly, a three-track EP full of personal and intense songs, with which she aims to make a statement of strength, power, and independence.