Emerge Miami presents BOARD GAME NIGHT every other third Tuesday at Sweat Records! Come out to socialize with nice people and play a huge variety of classic and modern board games: Scrabble, Apples To Apples, Cranium, and tons more

How many times have you danced "con los terroristas"? If you're anything like the rest of world it's more times than you can count. Admit it, you were doing the "Harlem Shake" all through March. Even now, Baauer's biggest hit is climbing past 39 million views on YouTube while some people can't let go, continuing to bravely make meme videos, even though the haters might shoot them for it at any moment. We're sick of hearing about it too.

2x Grammy Nominees Locos por Juana is back for a Party you dont want to miss, come and dance Cumbia ,Reggae, and Champeta with the original sound of Miami’s # 1 live band, and make shure you bring your dancing shoes and and towel because you goin to dance all night long

You might have heard of Robert Mapplethorpe, the artist whose exhibit “The Perfect Moment” was the focus of the film Dirty Pictures and which led to Cincinnati’s Contemporary Arts Center standing trial for obscenity after hosting the exhibition. But have you heard of Mike Diana? Only a few years after the famed Mapplethorpe case was acquitted, Diana became the first artist to be convicted of obscenity in the United States.

Come out for stand-up comedy showcase CASA DE HA-HA every second Tuesday at Sweat Records. Host Daniel Reskin presents South Florida's funniest comics with no cover and no drink minimums. Recently featured in the Miami Herald as one of Miami's best places to see comedy!

Juicy J Performs at Villa 221

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Arnold Mesches: A Life’s Work

"For the past 60 years, Arnold Mesches has created socially critical paintings that are often imbued with a chilly frisson of anxiety that wracks the spine. His provocative works have referenced everything from the corrosive environment of Cold War politics, Nancy Reagan dabbling in witchcraft at the White House, political sex scandals, defrocked conservative ministers, and America’s quagmire in unpopular wars. In fact, Mesches, who has been likened to a contemporary Jewish Goya, was the subject of an FBI witch hunt during the early stages of his career. From 1945 to 1972, the agency amassed a 760-page file on the painter by gathering information from his friends, neighbors, students, and colleagues. During that time, many of his paintings included images of Joseph McCarthy and the noxious nature of that turbulent era. To commemorate his 90th birthday, Miami Dade College’s Museum of Art + Design is presenting “Arnold Mesches: A Life’s Work,” a major retrospective featuring upward of 85 works on view at the Freedom Tower (600 Biscayne Blvd., Miami), marking his 136th solo show. It’s the most comprehensive exhibit of the Bronx-born painter’s work to date and includes a 1945 canvas, the first he exhibited publicly, as well as other canvases spanning his oeuvre. The sprawling show was curated by Kim Levin — an art critic, curator, writer, and former contributor to New Times’ sister paper the Village Voice. For lovers of powerful artworks depicting the turmoil of recent American history, this show is a must-see". — By Carlos Suarez de Jesus