Miami Graffiti Artist Pucho Brings The Street To The Design District
While in a Design District building that houses the Haitian Cultural Museum, my cousin and I happened upon this really cool art installation from Miami …
Month: May 2013
Folk Life Fridays in Overtown
While looking for a parking place to eat at Jackson Soul Food, my cousin Marcy and I saw people setting up booths and barbecue grills …
Starting the Day at Overtown’s Jackson Soul Food
Overtown was the original Black neighborhood of Miami, and since 1946, Jackson Soul Food has been serving up some of the best breakfasts anywhere. A …
A Late-Night Breakfast at News Cafe
Strangely for such a storied and world-class city, Miami has few late-night eating choices on weeknights, but one of the better ones is the 24-hour …
A Final Walk Down Duval Street
After sunset, I took one final walk down Duval Street before starting the long drive back to Miami. Even in the gathering dusk, Key West …
Celebrating the Sunset at Key West’s Mallory Square
Key West must be one of the few places in America where every sunset is a celebration. Every late afternoon, people gather in Mallory Square …
At The End of the Road…Really
Walking down Whitehead Street, one comes to the attractive Monroe County courthouse, the famous Green Parrot Bar and then the end of the road, literally. …
Mobile Rapper @sonnybama Drops A New Video Featuring Jelly Roll (@jellyroll615)
Quietly and methodically over the last several years, Mobile artist Sonny Bama has been building a following and creating a body of unique rap songs …
Exploring Key West’s Bahamian Village
To the southwest of Duval Street is Key West’s Black community, known as the Bahamian Village, presumably because many of the city’s Black residents came …
Key West’s Southernmost (Sic) Point
The “Southernmost” Point of the continental United States isn’t, as a quick look at a Key West map will tell you. There is a point …