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Ceviche, seviche or cebiche. No matter how you slice it—or, rather, say it—this celebrated South American dish boils down to three simple ingredients: seafood, vegetables, and flavor. Rooted in tradition, the recipe was first discovered more than 2,000 years ago, and it’s remained largely unchanged ever since. Originating among Peru’s Moche civilization—which used fermented citrus

Investors aren’t the only ones interested in using digital products as a viable form of value. Art collectors have also begun stepping into the world of digital assets, with the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami recently receiving a donation to acquire an NFT, also known as a non-fungible token. NFTs consist of a unit of

The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County is welcoming back patrons to the arts and cultural facility with a variety of art courses and theater performances over the summer season. Located in downtown Miami, the Arsht Center opened in 2006 as a nonprofit organization hosting art and educational experiences for the

Now in its third year, the Magic City Cup will bring soccer teams from all across the U.S. to Miami to vie for the Magic City Cup Championship. The three-day event lasts from July 30 through Aug. 1 and features live music, technology exhibits and a Soccerito Athletes Village & Lounge. The soccer tournament will

As part of the resort’s wellness Initiatives, Hilton Fort Lauderdale Beach Resort is launching its Flow + Glow Yoga event session. The illuminated yoga and meditation experience will be led by mother-daughter duo Pam Butler and Brittany Berrard. A welcome reception will launch the event at 7 p.m. on July 21 at the resort’s BalQony

As a female-founded cocktail bar providing craft cocktails, beer, wine and tiki drinks, Death or Glory in Delray Beach is well versed in delivering off-centric refreshments for its eclectic group of customers. After persevering through the COVID-19 pandemic, the establishment wanted to pay homage to an era where many of its patrons grew up in and the

Hoping to provide a little flair to its early-dinner offerings, Avalon Steak & Seafood in Delray Beach has crafted a ‘Taste of Avalon’ menu to give patrons the ability to merge all their favorite flavors in one sitting. The three-course dinner meal features wine parings with meat and fish cuts for the ideal blend of

By Popular Demand: A Dutch master continues to set the South Florida arts scene on its ear. So, it’s no surprise that Primo Entertainment has extended the Miami production of “Beyond Van Gogh” at The Ice Palace Studios (1400 N. Miami Ave.). After selling more than 100,000 tickets through its first seven weeks, the immersive,

While most rum is produced in Caribbean and South American countries, South Florida consumes its fair share of the spirit; look no further than the tropical drinks that populate cocktail menus in hotels, restaurants and bars throughout the tri-county region. So, it’s only appropriate that we raise a glass to World Rum Day on Saturday,

As the only Cholov Yisroel Kosher farm in Florida, L’Chaim Farm strives to bring organic and kosher offerings to the local community. To introduce and educate local children on their organic farming practices, the farm is hosting its 2021 Jewish Equestrian/Farming Summer Day Camp for children ages 5 to 10 years old through Aug. 13.

Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre will reopen its Mainstage series this summer by featuring ¡FUÁCATA! or A Latina’s Guide to Surviving the Universe as its main show. The play is a one-woman show starring Elena María García, a first-generation Cuban-American artist and actress. She has appeared in hit TV shows, including CSI: Miami (2002?) and Dexter (2006). “Elena María

One of the most anticipated issues of Sports Illustrated involves its annual swimsuit cover and photoshoot. To highlight this year’s edition, the Baia Beach Club in Miami Beach is hosting a runway show to commemorate the magazine’s delve into the latest and most fashionable swimwear. Doors for the fashion event open at 8 p.m. with