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The Boombox Miami
Miami, FL
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GuideThe downtown Miami building that marked a comeback
The Alfred I. DuPont Building is one of downtown Miami’s most important architectural survivors, preserved for its exterior and interior design and tied to the city’s recovery after the 1926 bust. Visitors today still see it as an event venue at 169 E. Flagler Street, with parking and valet handled separately from the rental fee.
GuideHow Nu Stadium became Miami’s newest soccer landmark
Nu Stadium is Inter Miami CF’s new home at Miami Freedom Park, approved by the Miami City Commission in 2022, under construction since 2023, and officially named in March 2026. Here’s what that means for visitors, plus how to build out the rest of the night in Miami.
ConcertWhy Torche’s Miami return matters beyond one club show
Torche’s October 23 date at Churchill’s Pub lands as a true Miami homecoming, with the band’s first hometown show after its 2025 reunion and first Miami performance since 2022. The bill also brings Bleeth, Daniel Zebulon, Orbiter, Wastelands, Inscribed, and DJ Dirty Harry into the same night at one of the city’s long-running live-music rooms.