Photo courtesy Bryan Adams
Canadian Bryan Adams plays at The Filmore on February 20th, performing songs from his 13th studio album titled Get Up. The singer-songwriter claims that this album is the ideal follow up to his iconic album Reckless – released almost 30 years ago. The musician is known for hits such as Summer of '69 and Everything I Do (I Do For You).
The Filmore
1700 Washington Avenue
MIami Beach
Photo courtesy of ArtCenter South Florida
Artist Rosa Naday Garmendia's Traveling to Cuba? opens this week showcasing a work documenting human communication between people who live in the United States and Cuba. On the heels of normalizing relations between the U.S. and Cuba, Garmendia has invited travelers throughout Miami to mail a postcard from Cuba that she designed (Cuban postage included). Since starting the project, Garmendia has distributed over 1,000 postcards and has received 152 in the mail over the last year and a half.
O Cinema
90 NW 29th Street Street
Wynwood, Miami
Join Havard Review editor Chloe Garcia Roberts and friends for a night of poetry at Made at the Citadel on Tuesday, February 23rd. Roberts will read alongside Miami poets Jaswinder Bolina, Annik Adey-Babinski, Ariel Francisco, and Nick Vagnoni.
Roberts is the author of The Reveal (Noemi Press) and the translator of Li Shangyin's Derangements of My Contemporaries: Miscellaneous Notes (New Directions), which was awarded a PEN/Heim Translation Fund Grant. She is currently the managing editor for Harvard Review. The evening is hosted by O, Miami.
Made at Citadel
8325 NE 2nd Avenue, Miami
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