FROM PERKS
You know the old saying: good things come in small pocketknives. Or something like that. Well, good things will definitely come of having the B-2 Nano Blade handy—it’s the world’s smallest tactical pocketknife—and we shrunk the price down by 29%, too.
LIFE IN THE BASS LANE
After years of renovations, the Bass Museum of Art is back. Among the impressive examples of newness are a café, galleries, a museum store and plenty of art—as these things go—like life-size clown sculptures posed about the floor. It’s not creepy if it’s art.
GRILL TALK
There are backyard barbecues, and then there are grass-fed beef cuts from Uruguay grilled to perfection, enjoyed alongside a gratis glass of sangria and passed canapes in the outdoor backyard garden under the moonlit-sky at Nautilus Cabana Club. We’ll give you a minute to figure out which you’d prefer.
DOG DAYS
Here’s a place where you can find Arbetter’s hot dogs, food from Pincho Factory and performances by Motley Crue’s Vince Neil and the band Great White, all in the same vicinity. It’s called Wiener Bash, and it’s just… it’s just so weird.
RAP PARTY
When the Make-A-Wish gala wraps, Snoop Dogg will take the stage for the Make-A-Wish Nightclub after-party. Slip in after the main event with your bow tie undone, drink in hand, and don’t do anything Snoop wouldn’t do. Or do. We don’t know anymore.
FLOAT ON
Yes, American Social Brickell has 52 beers on tap, which makes watching Monday Night Football there fun. But it also has the games on a massive LED TV floating in the Miami River, burger specials and plenty of rum drinks. Which makes watching Monday Night Football there… better.
DEUCE IS WILD
ICYMI: How The Deuce ended its first season as one of the best shows on television, Trump’s terrible week and the curious nostalgia of Stranger Things.
On a typical Wednesday, Ginger Harris is likely seeking reposado tequila, squeezing her way to the front of a concert or jumping on the back of an Indian motorcycle. That’s just Wednesdays, though.
