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One of my favorite fashion events of the year is coming up, Miami Swim Week® – _The Shows 2026, the largest festival of its kind in the world for swim & resort fashion. It returns to Mondrian South Beach Miami from May 25–31, 2026 featuring over 50 global swim designers from the U.S., UK, Colombia, Bulgaria, Italy, Brazil, Australia and beyond. The 2026 edition will feature more than 20 events across 10 venues. Happenings include runway presentations, wellness and beauty activations, retail showrooms, industry panels and brand partnerships designed to advance the business and culture of swimwear. The ones highlighted here are  open to the public with registration required for some. Wondering where to have lunch or dinner on the Beach? At the end there's a link to my picks for the best Miami Beach restaurants.
Never been to Palm Beach? I'm sure that reading this will convince you to go.Been there before? We have places that might very well be new to you like Glazer Hall, the Reuben Hale House,  and the Peach Art Collective, a reason to go back.  Want to make a visit an overnight? Stay tuned for a blogpost on affordable places to stay in West Palm Beach. And at the end find links to the best restaurants and shops. .
The best bagel in Miami, a tasting menu inspired by Japanese cherry blossom season at Gekko, new restaurant and fancy bar openings, openings on the way and more in Eating News in Miami, May 2026.
If you like Argentine food but want a more elevated yet casual ambiance that many Argentine restaurants here lack, La Fernetaría Miami in Wynwood is for you.  It is the Miami outpost of the award-winning restaurant and bar from Buenos Aires, known for blending Italian culinary tradition with Argentine soul. Perched on the 9th floor, the open-air rooftop offers lush greenery, very good service, delicious food and a show on weekends. And if you like high energy, go after 9 p.m. when the Wynwood crowd starts coming in and the bar is several feet deep.
Friends have left town, you want to do something special for the afternoon or day? How about treating yourself to one of the best spas in Miami? Not only will you find a list here but why each is special and the solo stand out experience each offers. Enjoy.
Yet another major star in the culinary world has come to the Miami Design District and, based on a recent dining experience we had, his restaurant, Torno Subito, should be on your “must” list. The concept is the creation of Massimo Bottura, chef patron of Osteria Francescana, a three Michelin starred and Michelin Green starred restaurant in Modena, Italy and two time winner of the World’s 50 Best Restaurants. The restaurant is in one of the district’s most iconic buildings, the Moore, which has become a new destination for more reasons than one. The menu and Italian cuisine are different from that of any other Italian restaurant in Miami – an exciting and imaginative take, and everything is delicious. And then there’s the Italian couple Bottura brought from Italy to make his tortelloni which will be one of my best dishes of the year.
There’s so much going on the first half of May that I got a jump on my monthly Things to Do in Miami post to get it out right away. Many of the picks are happening the first week of May, so I’ve listed them first. Get going!!!
Miami Attraction and Museum Months are back with a new name, Explore Miami,  along with new deals, perks, and lots of things to do thanks to The Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau (GMCVB). The program, from now  through May 31 invites both locals and visitors to dive into the best of Greater Miami and Miami Beach’s experiences. From cultural attractions and museums to live performance venues, outdoor adventures and wildlife encounters, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
There should be more restaurants like Casa Mx  in Miami. The owner greets you at the door. It has a warm,neighborhood feel about it. All the staff emit vibes that they enjoy working there. The prices are accessible. The menu is very appealing and the food is tasty. There’s free parking. And the music is low so it’s easy to have a conversation. We knew we’d return, most likely with friends, after our first visit.
Karen Escalera at work
KAREN @ WORK
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