Symphony of the Americas 2022-2023 SEASON PABLO MIELGO Artistic Director & Conductor Subscribe NOW! See you at the Symphony! Photo by T Charles Erickson Show Stoppers from p34 Single Performance Tickets on Sale Now. Call 954.335.7002 for more information www.sota.org ics on the art of antique shopping. Thursday, January 19, through Monday, January 23, 2023, at Miami Beach Convention Center, 1901 Con- vention Center Dr., Miami Beach; 864-641- 4217; originalmiamibeachantiqueshow.com. Tickets cost $30 to $50. JESSE FRAGA FEBRUARY The River Niger. M Ensemble Company, Miami’s longest-running Black professional theater company, returns with a powerful rendition of the Tony Award-winning play The River Niger. The heart-wrenching 1970s drama follows an African-American man’s struggle to survive as alcoholism, cancer, and rape plague his Harlem family’s home. The production visualizes a striking metaphor for racist repercussions brought on by the West African river used during the trans-Atlantic slave trade. Thursday, February 9, through Sunday, February 26, 2023, at Sandrell Rivers Theater, 6103 NW Seventh Ave., Miami; 305- 705-3218; themensemble.com. Ticket prices TBA. JESSE FRAGA Tropic Bound Fair. It’s like your typical print LINCOLN ROAD ANTIQUE MARKET IS BACK IN TOWN BRINGING WITH IT A STASH OF VINTAGE COLLECTIBLE. LINCOLN ROAD MALL MIAMI BEACH 305.673.4991 ANTIQUECOLLECTIBLEMARKET.COM SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9TH FREE OUTDOOR EVENT 9AM TO 5PM We ask all our friends to make this a SAFE event / masks and Social distancing are appreciated ALWAYS LOOKING FOR FRESH TALENT TO JOIN OUR * LINCOLN ROAD * FAMILY ; IF YOU HAVE A TASTE FOR VINTAGE AND SOUTH BEACH STYLE , WE WANT TO TALK TO YOU . CALL CAROLINE AT 305 673 4991 . 36 36 Find us on Facebook at Facebook.com/ FriendsofLincolnRoadAntique&CollectibleMarket and zine market, but make it international. Miami’s first-ever artists’ book fair takes over the Design District with an educational sym- posium, creative workshops, and exhibitors from around the world. In collaboration with galleries, publishers, and universities, the fair is led by print and archival experts, including Ingrid Schindall, founder of IS Projects; Cris- tina Favretto, director of special collections for University of Miami libraries; and Sarah Michelle Rupert, director of collections for Girls’ Club and founder of Mixed Use Space. Thursday, February 16, through Sunday, Feb- ruary 19, 2023, at various locations; trop- icboundfair.org. Tickets prices TBA. JESSE FRAGA Coconut Grove Arts Festival. South Florida’s largest art festival takes over Coconut Grove during the President’s Day weekend for three days of fun. More than 300 jury-selected art- ists will showcase their work with Biscayne Bay as a backdrop. But that’s not all! There are also kid’s activities, culinary demonstrations, and live music to get things going. Saturday, February 18, through Monday, February 20, at S. Bayshore Drive between McFarland Road and Pan American Drive, Coconut Grove; cgaf. com. Ticket prices TBA. Jose D. Duran Gay8. Celebrating the intersectionality of being Latinx and queer, Gay8 takes over Calle Ocho on February 19. Expect everything from drag shows to live music and dance parties as you celebrate every color of the rainbow. There will also be plenty of food, clothing vendors, and LGBTQ organizations to visit along the strip. Sunday, February 19, at SW Eighth Street between 13th and 17th avenues; gay8festival.com. Admission is free. JOSE D. DURAN MARCH Miami Film Festival. In the early aughts, the Miami Film Festival almost appeared doomed to be part of history, but here we are 40 years later and the festival is the crown jewel of the art season. With a focus on inter- national, American, and Ibero-American films, the festival returns March 3-12, with screenings taking place all across the city. Awards totaling more than $100,000 are pre- sented across various categories. Friday, March 3, through Sunday, March 12, 2023, at various locations; miamifilmfestival.com. Ticket price TBA. JOSE D. DURAN APRIL Miami Beach Pride. After an unprecedented list of anti-LGBTQ policies in Florida, Miami Beach Pride encourages the community to turn out in full force for its 15th anniversary. The weeklong affair features a pool party, mu- sic festival, gala, and street parade — all of which combine to form an event that has be- come one of the largest Pride festivals in the U.S., now racking up more than 170,000 at- tendees. Other highlights include a flag-raising ceremony, a social wellness workshop, and a queer art showcase. Friday, April 7, through Sunday, April 16, 2023, at various locations; 305- 496-7635; miamibeachpride.com. JESSE FRAGA Hadestown OCTOBER 6-12, 2022 MONTH XX–MONTH XX, 2008 NEW TIMES | MUSIC | CAFE | CULTURE | NIGHT+DAY | NEWS | LETTERS | CONTENTS | miaminewtimes.com | browardpalmbeach.com miaminewtimes.com MIAMI NEW TIMES | MUSIC | CAFE | FILM | ART | STAGE | NIGHT+DAY | METRO | RIPTIDE | LETTERS | CONTENTS |
