Locations in South Florida: Slideshow

Amerant Bank Arena

1 Panther Parkway, Sunrise Plantation

954-835-8000

Music Venues, Sports and Recreation, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow, Readers' Choice

Formerly FLA Live Arena

30 events 277 articles

American German Club of the Palm Beaches

5111 Lantana Rd. Lake Worth

561-967-6464

Community Venues, Sponsor, Slideshow

24 articles

ArtServe

1350 E. Sunrise Blvd. Fort Lauderdale

954-462-8190

Art Galleries, Community Venues, Best Of, Sponsor, Menu, Slideshow

Provides programs, resources, facilities and training for the arts community.

29 articles

Broward County Convention Center

1950 Eisenhower Blvd. Fort Lauderdale

954-765-5900

Community Venues, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow

44 articles

C. B. Smith Park

900 N. Flamingo Rd. Pembroke Pines

954-357-5170

Parks and Outdoors, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow

12 articles

Dos Caminos

1140 Seabreeze Blvd. Fort Lauderdale

954-727-7090

Mexican, Restaurants, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow

8 articles

Equality Park's Pride Center

2040 N. Dixie Highway Wilton Manors

954-463-9005

Parks and Outdoors, Sponsor, Slideshow

6 articles

Fontainebleau Miami Beach

4441 Collins Ave., Miami Beach South Beach

305-538-2000

Hotels and Resorts, Sponsor, Slideshow

1 event 2 articles

Hard Rock Stadium

347 Don Shula Dr., Miami Gardens North Dade

305-623-6100

Sports and Recreation, Music Venues, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow, Readers' Choice

Ahhhhh, Miami's changeable professional sports arena extraordinaire. Currently known as Hard Rock Stadium, this 76,000-seat arena is the stadium formerly known as Joe Robbie, Pro Player, Dolphins, Land Shark, and Sun Life. This Miami Gardens landmark has hosted five Super Bowls, two World Series, countless rock stars, Wrestlemania and all kinds of other major events. It's where the Dolphins and the Hurricanes play — and its parking lot is home to some seriously epic tailgating come football season. And on the interior, it's got your standard assortment of overpriced concessions and stadium eats — all well worth it to experience the epic excitement of a major sporting event. Sun Life does its job and does it well.

34 articles

Hollywood ArtsPark

1 N. Young Circle Hollywood

954-921-3500

Community Venues, Parks and Outdoors, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow, Readers' Choice

57 articles

Huizenga Plaza

1 E. Las Olas Blvd. Fort Lauderdale

305-406-3336

Community Venues, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow

59 articles

Hyatt Regency Miami

400 SE Second Ave., Miami Central Dade

305-358-1234

Hotels and Resorts, Sponsor, Slideshow

1 article

iThink Financial Amphitheatre

601-7 Sansburys Way West Palm Beach

561-795-8883

Music Venues, Sponsor, Slideshow

23 events 150 articles

James L. Knight Center

400 SE Second Ave., Miami Central Dade

305-372-4634

Music Venues, Performing Arts Venues, Theaters, Sponsor, Slideshow

2 events 8 articles

Kravis Center for the Performing Arts

701 Okeechobee Blvd. West Palm Beach

561-832-7469

Art Galleries, Performing Arts Venues, Sponsor, Slideshow

3 events 63 articles

Lynn University

3601 N. Military Trail Boca Raton

561-237-7000

Schools, Sponsor, Slideshow

1 article

Meyer Amphitheatre

105 Evernia St. West Palm Beach

561-822-1515

Music Venues, Community Venues, Sponsor, Slideshow

8 articles

Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens

4000 Morikami Park Rd. Delray Beach

561-495-0233

Museums, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow, Readers' Choice

59 articles

The Parker

707 NE Eighth St. Fort Lauderdale

954-761-5374

Theaters, Sponsor, Slideshow

60 events 113 articles

Shots Miami

311 NW 23rd St., Miami Central Dade

305-571-0438

Bars and Clubs, Sponsor, Slideshow

If the name of this place doesn't start you singing "SHOTS SHOTS SHOTS SHOTS SHOTS SHOTS EVERYBODY," we can't even handle you right now. LMFAO would be so disappointed. Shots Miami is Wynwood's own interactive shot bar, meaning, everyone pretty much makes an ass of themselves in order to score some booze. But hell, alcohol's all about acting stupid anyway. Expect to sing, don absurd props and otherwise engage in ridiculous antics. But it's so worth it for their tasty assortment of boozy delights.

1 article

Snyder Park

3299 SW Fourth Ave. Fort Lauderdale

954-828-4585

Parks and Outdoors, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow

10 articles

W Fort Lauderdale

401 N. Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd. Fort Lauderdale

954-414-8200

Hotels and Resorts, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow, Readers' Choice

1 event 31 articles

War Memorial Auditorium

800 NE Eighth St. Fort Lauderdale

954-835-7080

Music Venues, Sports and Recreation, Sponsor, Slideshow

7 events 11 articles

Young at Art Museum

751 SW 121st Ave., Davie Fort Lauderdale

954-424-0085

Museums, Best Of, Sponsor, Slideshow, Readers' Choice

Art, when presented in the right way, can be utterly inspirational. And Young at Art seeks to fuel that creative fire and awaken the inner artist in every youngster that walks through its doors. This Davie kids museum is all about imagination, education and discovery in the form of 55,000-square-feet of interactive fun. They host field trips, birthday parties, workshops, camps and even classes for kiddos, teens and adults alike - everything from digital photo to ceramics.

26 articles

3030 Ocean

3030 Holiday Dr. Fort Lauderdale

954-765-3030

Seafood, New American, Contemporary, Critics' Pick, Best Of, Slideshow

This hotel restaurant inside the Harbor Beach Marriott Resort & Spa brings a fresh perspective to the well-known and beloved concept with a seafood-heavy menu. It begins with several crudo options like the wahoo sashimi, given an unexpected crunch of crispy fried shallots and an umami rush from a touch of dashi, followed by starters like a traditional tuna poke with a soy-sambal chili sauce that lends a garlicky, gingery-sweet heat to the delicate tuna, and ends with larger plates and entrées highlight the best of both land and sea.

62 articles

Accomplice Brewery & Ciderworks

1023 N Florida Mango Rd West Palm Beach

561-568-7242

Breweries and Wineries, Brewery, Tap Rooms, Slideshow

Hard Cider made in the heart of West Palm Beach's industrial district. Our tasting room is the best kept secret in South Florida! $3.75 ciders daily!

2 articles

Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts

1300 Biscayne Blvd., Miami Central Dade

305-949-6722

Music Venues, Performing Arts Venues, Menu, Slideshow

The Adrienne Arsht Center might be Miami's most beautiful building. Any way you slice it, the modern tribute to glass and steel is a bold reminder of our city's commitment to the arts. Most major shows make a stop at the Arsht Center, from Les Miserables to the Boston Pops. The largest performing arts center in Florida, this 5,000 seat apex is comfy indeed. There's a concert hall, a theater in the round, an outdoor performance space and even a swanky eatery on site. Sure, a visit to the Arsht ain't cheap - you'll pay a pretty penny for drinks and snacks and probably tickets (although deals do abound) - but it's so worth it to nourish your starving intellect, now isn't it?

7 articles

Agave Taco Bar

2949 N. Federal Highway, #3 Fort Lauderdale

954-530-9065

Mexican, Tex-Mex, Critics' Pick, Slideshow, Takeout-Home, Takeout-Cuisine, Takeout-Neighborhood

The chain of Agave Taco Bars are Tex-Mex inspired fast-casual eateries offering a healthy mix of modern and traditional dishes from the chef's hometown of Monterrey, Mexico. The menu boasts a staggering 15 different meats for your taco, a selection of beef, chicken, and fish ranging from a carne asada and picadillo to chicken marinated in salsa verde or ancho tinga.

5 articles

American English Kitchen + Bar

1900 Harrison St. Hollywood

954-589-0200

American, Menu, Slideshow

1 article

American Social Bar

721 E. Las Olas Blvd. Fort Lauderdale

954-764-7005

American, Bars and Clubs, Recommended, Best Of, Menu, Slideshow, Takeout-Home, Takeout-Cuisine, Takeout-Neighborhood

American Social (or AmSo, as it’s been affectionately nicknamed) is a trendy lunch spot for the working crowd by day, and at night, this craft-beer-centric spot transforms into a bustling bar.

56 articles

America's Backyard

100 SW Third Ave. Fort Lauderdale

954-449-1025

American, Bars and Clubs, Best Of, Menu, Slideshow

Downtown Fort Lauderdale’s America's Backyard, it turns out, is nothing short of a huge pool party where the pool is swimming with bartenders and the deep end overflows with sparkling alcohol. The pool, AKA the main bar, is a tiled fortress of smiles and cocktails, the centerpiece of this open-air shindig. Thursday is Game Night where you get to test your wits during trivia hour from 9 to 10 p.m., and get competitive with beer pong, battle shots, bartender twister, corn hole, hot tamale, and other interactive bar games. Friday is Kiss Country Ladies Night featuring live music and DJs, where ladies drink free from 8 p.m. to midnight. But no matter what night you head out to ABY, you'll surely be in for one hell of a ride.

73 articles

Apothecary 330

330 Himmarshee St. Fort Lauderdale

954-616-8028

Bars and Clubs, Slideshow

Fort Lauderdale’s first low-key, upscale secret cocktail bar, Apothecary 330, creates variations of classic craft cocktails such as Old Fashion, Sazerac, NY Sour and Vieux Carre made by expert Bar Chefs. Opening at 5 p.m. daily, this private bar has exclusive access from PizzaCraft and features a beverage program consisting of local craft beers, more than 300 types of whiskey as well as an absinthe drip and an extensive wine list with wines by the glass from boutique vineyards from around the country. There are more than 20 craft beers on tap from local and boutique breweries. Apothecary has an antique look and feel featuring vintage-style lounge furniture, sofas and dimmed lighting, welcoming a crowd of sophisticated clientele. Semi-formal dress code is enforced. The intimate space is available to rent for private functions and events.

39 articles

Art and Culture Center of Hollywood

1650 Harrison St. Hollywood

954-921-3274

Art Galleries, Best Of, Slideshow

Unfettered by the demands of the commercial marketplace, the privately supported Art and Culture Center has taken that freedom and run with it, charting a course that sometimes appears to be fearless. Where else, for instance, would you find something as esoteric as "Exploding the Lotus"? That multimedia show displayed the work of nearly two dozen artists from the Indian subcontinent with a strong emphasis on the conceptual. Or how about "Nathan Sawaya: The Art of the Brick," an exhibition of art made exclusively with Lego parts? And we're still scratching our heads over the quirkiness of the recent "TM Sisters: Idealtonight." Under such adventurous previous curators as Laurence Pamer and Samantha Salzinger, the center has long challenged established norms, preferring edge over ease. Current curator Jane Hart has pushed things even further, especially with the Project Room, which presents small shows of the sort you'd be unlikely to find anywhere else in the area.

60 articles

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