Gee Whiz
Gee Beauty is on the go. While in limbo between shuttering their five-year run at Bal Harbour Shops and moving into their larger digs in Sunset Harbour next month, the Gee girls are hosting pop-ups at Soho Beach House on June 10 and 24 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and at Red Market Salon on June 11 and June 25 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Clients can book limited services such as brow shaping, lash extensions and makeup application as they wait for the full menu of treatments to be available at the new spa and fashion and beauty boutique. New services include Mr. Gee, a 60-minute facial with microdermabrasion for guys; Facial Fit, which uses nano-current technology to firm skin, and Medi Multi Hydra featuring the HydraFacial MD treatment.
- 1845 Purdy Avenue; 305.868.3533; geebeauty.com
Grillout & Gallery
The Miami Design District is turning its Palm Court (140 NE 39th Street) into a summer camp of sorts with fun monthly events. Start the season early with Michael Schwartzs Sundown Grillout on Friday, from 6 to 9 p.m. Dine on three courses with wine pairings and live music by purchasing tickets here. Film buffs who dont feel like making dinner should attend OMG! Picnic & A Movie on July 8 with a flick selected by O Cinema. On August 12, sip local brews in the Genuine Beer Court. While there, peruse public art works on display courtesy of Opera Gallerys new location on the second floor. Youll find Robert Indianas iconic LOVE sculpture, Laurence Jenkells Candy, and Marc Quinns Myth (Fortuna) depicting a yoga-bending Kate Moss.
- miamidesigndistrict.net
Cool Concept
Whether it was Good Humor or another ice cream truck, everyone remembers the thrill of hearing its familiar tune as a kid and running out to the street for a cool treat on a summer day. Wynwood Parlor takes the concept to the next level with its artisanal ice cream sandwiches sold from a graffiti-painted food truck. Customize your order by choosing from an array of baked goods including cookies, waffles and brownies, ice cream flavors and toppings from rainbow sprinkles to Fruity Pebbles. Popular concoctions are Guinness chocolate chip ice cream between double chocolate cookies, and vanilla ice cream between banana wafers. So far, theyre sticking to Wynwood and Miami Flea pop-ups but plan to expand to South Beach in July. Book them for events of all kinds too.
- 305.814.6457; wynwoodparlor.com
Plays & Poincianas
You know its late spring when Miamis plethora of royal poinciana trees bursts in a blaze of scarlet orange, earning them the monikers, the flamboyant or flame tree. The Tropical Flowering Tree Society celebrates the Madagascar import during the 79th Annual Royal Poinciana Fiesta on June 12-13. Bring a picnic lunch to the Kampong on Sunday, followed by a narrated bus tour of the citys prime specimens; or head to the Kampong on Monday night for a tour, or Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden for tours, live jazz and a wine and cheese reception. City Theatre presents the 21st Annual Summer Shorts: Americas Short Play Festival through July 3. Watch plays, which focus on comedies, as well as musicals including two world premieres at the Arsht Centers Carnival Studio Theater.
- 4013 Douglas Road; 305.442.7169; 10901 Old Cutler Road; 305.667.1651; tfts.org. 1300 Biscayne Boulevard; 305.949.6722; arshtcenter.com; citytheatre.com
GEE WHIZ
Gee Beauty is on the go. While in limbo between shuttering their five-year run at Bal Harbour Shops and moving into their larger digs in Sunset Harbour next month, the Gee girls are hosting pop-ups at Soho Beach House on June 10 and 24 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and at Red Market Salon on June 11 and June 25 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Clients can book limited services such as brow shaping, lash extensions and makeup application as they wait for the full menu of treatments to be available at the new spa and fashion and beauty boutique. New services include Mr. Gee, a 60-minute facial with microdermabrasion for guys; Facial Fit, which uses nano-current technology to firm skin, and Medi Multi Hydra featuring the HydraFacial MD treatment.
1845 Purdy Avenue; 305.868.3533; geebeauty.com
GRILLOUT & GALLERY
The Miami Design District is turning its Palm Court (140 NE 39th Street) into a summer camp of sorts with fun monthly events. Start the season early with Michael Schwartzs Sundown Grillout on Friday, from 6 to 9 p.m. Dine on three courses with wine pairings and live music by purchasing tickets here. Film buffs who dont feel like making dinner should attend OMG! Picnic & A Movie on July 8 with a flick selected by O Cinema. On August 12, sip local brews in the Genuine Beer Court. While there, peruse public art works on display courtesy of Opera Gallerys new location on the second floor. Youll find Robert Indianas iconic LOVE sculpture, Laurence Jenkells Candy, and Marc Quinns Myth (Fortuna) depicting a yoga-bending Kate Moss.
miamidesigndistrict.net
COOL CONCEPT
Whether it was Good Humor or another ice cream truck, everyone remembers the thrill of hearing its familiar tune as a kid and running out to the street for a cool treat on a summer day. Wynwood Parlor takes the concept to the next level with its artisanal ice cream sandwiches sold from a graffiti-painted food truck. Customize your order by choosing from an array of baked goods including cookies, waffles and brownies, ice cream flavors and toppings from rainbow sprinkles to Fruity Pebbles. Popular concoctions are Guinness chocolate chip ice cream between double chocolate cookies, and vanilla ice cream between banana wafers. So far, theyre sticking to Wynwood and Miami Flea pop-ups but plan to expand to South Beach in July. Book them for events of all kinds too.
305.814.6457; wynwoodparlor.com
PLAYS & POINCIANAS
You know its late spring when Miamis plethora of royal poinciana trees bursts in a blaze of scarlet orange, earning them the monikers, the flamboyant or flame tree. The Tropical Flowering Tree Society clebrates the Madagascar import during the 79th Annual Royal Poinciana Fiesta on June 12-13. Bring a picnic lunch to the Kampong on Sunday, followed by a narrated bus tour of the citys prime specimens; or head to the Kampong on Monday night for a tour, or Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden for tours, live jazz and a wine and cheese reception. City Theatre presents the 21st Annual Summer Shorts: Americas Short Play Festival through July 3. Watch plays, which focus on comedies, as well as musicals including two world premieres at the Arsht Centers Carnival Studio Theater.
4013 Douglas Road; 305.442.7169; 10901 Old Cutler Road; 305.667.1651; tfts.org. 1300 Biscayne Boulevard; 305.949.6722; arshtcenter.com; citytheatre.com
GEE WHIZ
Gee Beauty is on the go. While in limbo between shuttering their five-year run at Bal Harbour Shops and moving into their larger digs in Sunset Harbour next month, the Gee girls are hosting pop-ups at Soho Beach House on June 10 and 24 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and at Red Market Salon on June 11 and June 25 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Clients can book limited services such as brow shaping, lash extensions and makeup application as they wait for the full menu of treatments to be available at the new spa and fashion and beauty boutique. New services include Mr. Gee, a 60-minute facial with microdermabrasion for guys; Facial Fit, which uses nano-current technology to firm skin, and Medi Multi Hydra featuring the HydraFacial MD treatment.
1845 Purdy Avenue; 305.868.3533; geebeauty.com
GRILLOUT & GALLERY
The Miami Design District is turning its Palm Court (140 NE 39th Street) into a summer camp of sorts with fun monthly events. Start the season early with Michael Schwartzs Sundown Grillout on Friday, from 6 to 9 p.m. Dine on three courses with wine pairings and live music by purchasing tickets here. Film buffs who dont feel like making dinner should attend OMG! Picnic & A Movie on July 8 with a flick selected by O Cinema. On August 12, sip local brews in the Genuine Beer Court. While there, peruse public art works on display courtesy of Opera Gallerys new location on the second floor. Youll find Robert Indianas iconic LOVE sculpture, Laurence Jenkells Candy, and Marc Quinns Myth (Fortuna) depicting a yoga-bending Kate Moss.
miamidesigndistrict.net
COOL CONCEPT
Whether it was Good Humor or another ice cream truck, everyone remembers the thrill of hearing its familiar tune as a kid and running out to the street for a cool treat on a summer day. Wynwood Parlor takes the concept to the next level with its artisanal ice cream sandwiches sold from a graffiti-painted food truck. Customize your order by choosing from an array of baked goods including cookies, waffles and brownies, ice cream flavors and toppings from rainbow sprinkles to Fruity Pebbles. Popular concoctions are Guinness chocolate chip ice cream between double chocolate cookies, and vanilla ice cream between banana wafers. So far, theyre sticking to Wynwood and Miami Flea pop-ups but plan to expand to South Beach in July. Book them for events of all kinds too.
305.814.6457; wynwoodparlor.com
PLAYS & POINCIANAS
You know its late spring when Miamis plethora of royal poinciana trees bursts in a blaze of scarlet orange, earning them the monikers, the flamboyant or flame tree. The Tropical Flowering Tree Society celebrates the Madagascar import during the 79th Annual Royal Poinciana Fiesta on June 12-13. Bring a picnic lunch to the Kampong on Sunday, followed by a narrated bus tour of the citys prime specimens; or head to the Kampong on Monday night for a tour, or Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden for tours, live jazz and a wine and cheese reception. City Theatre presents the 21st Annual Summer Shorts: Americas Short Play Festival through July 3. Watch plays, which focus on comedies, as well as musicals including two world premieres at the Arsht Centers Carnival Studio Theater.
4013 Douglas Road; 305.442.7169; 10901 Old Cutler Road; 305.667.1651; tfts.org. 1300 Biscayne Boulevard; 305.949.6722; arshtcenter.com; citytheatre.com
GEE WHIZ
Gee Beauty is on the go. While in limbo between shuttering their five-year run at Bal Harbour Shops and moving into their larger digs in Sunset Harbour next month, the Gee girls are hosting pop-ups at Soho Beach House on June 10 and 24 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and at Red Market Salon on June 11 and June 25 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Clients can book limited services such as brow shaping, lash extensions and makeup application as they wait for the full menu of treatments to be available at the new spa and fashion and beauty boutique. New services include Mr. Gee, a 60-minute facial with microdermabrasion for guys; Facial Fit, which uses nano-current technology to firm skin, and Medi Multi Hydra featuring the HydraFacial MD treatment.
1845 Purdy Avenue; 305.868.3533; geebeauty.com
GRILLOUT & GALLERY
The Miami Design District is turning its Palm Court (140 NE 39th Street) into a summer camp of sorts with fun monthly events. Start the season early with Michael Schwartzs Sundown Grillout on Friday, from 6 to 9 p.m. Dine on three courses with wine pairings and live music by purchasing tickets here. Film buffs who dont feel like making dinner should attend OMG! Picnic & A Movie on July 8 with a flick selected by O Cinema. On August 12, sip local brews in the Genuine Beer Court. While there, peruse public art works on display courtesy of Opera Gallerys new location on the second floor. Youll find Robert Indianas iconic LOVE sculpture, Laurence Jenkells Candy, and Marc Quinns Myth (Fortuna) depicting a yoga-bending Kate Moss.
miamidesigndistrict.net
COOL CONCEPT
Whether it was Good Humor or another ice cream truck, everyone remembers the thrill of hearing its familiar tune as a kid and running out to the street for a cool treat on a summer day. Wynwood Parlor takes the concept to the next level with its artisanal ice cream sandwiches sold from a graffiti-painted food truck. Customize your order by choosing from an array of baked goods including cookies, waffles and brownies, ice cream flavors and toppings from rainbow sprinkles to Fruity Pebbles. Popular concoctions are Guinness chocolate chip ice cream between double chocolate cookies, and vanilla ice cream between banana wafers. So far, theyre sticking to Wynwood and Miami Flea pop-ups but plan to expand to South Beach in July. Book them for events of all kinds too.
305.814.6457; wynwoodparlor.com
PLAYS & POINCIANAS
You know its late spring when Miamis plethora of royal poinciana trees bursts in a blaze of scarlet orange, earning them the monikers, the flamboyant or flame tree. The Tropical Flowering Tree Society celebrates the Madagascar import during the 79th Annual Royal Poinciana Fiesta on June 12-13. Bring a picnic lunch to the Kampong on Sunday, followed by a narrated bus tour of the citys prime specimens; or head to the Kampong on Monday night for a tour, or Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden for tours, live jazz and a wine and cheese reception. City Theatre presents the 21st Annual Summer Shorts: Americas Short Play Festival through July 3. Watch plays, which focus on comedies, as well as musicals including two world premieres at the Arsht Centers Carnival Studio Theater.
4013 Douglas Road; 305.442.7169; 10901 Old Cutler Road; 305.667.1651; tfts.org. 1300 Biscayne Boulevard; 305.949.6722; arshtcenter.com; citytheatre.com
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