Museums, music, the arts and food — these and other entertainment choices keep the scene in Miami exciting.
Hoodline analyzed the city's past week on Twitter, focusing on accounts that are dedicated to local entertainment. Why? We wanted to discover and share the tweets that drove your social media dialogue around those topics.
The arts
Hoodline found the top tweets of the past week from and about the city's arts scene.
Miami witnessed approximately the same volume of Twitter conversations on the subject of arts last week compared to the week before.
Yet some tweets proved popular. Here's a case in point, by @Miami_Art_Scene:
Miami’s newest and most unique gallery Artem + Scientia opened with an inaugural exhibition showcasing Dr. Obdulio Piloto’s journey... https://t.co/IaRhFtavFV
— Miami Art Scene™ (@Miami_Art_Scene)
All told, the tweet had six local retweets and 11 total retweets, quotes and favorites.
On Monday, @MDCLiveArts tweeted:
#UPNEXT Laborers | The Stage Show | Tropical Depression A TRIO OF DANCE-FOCUSED LIVE ARTS LAB ALLIANCE ARTISTS REVEAL NEW WORKS ABOUT TRANSFORMATIONS, ARTIST-AUDIENCE INTERACTION AND GLAMOUR, and RESPECTIVELY. #MAY9 and #MAY10 at 8pm at LIVE ARTS LAB https://t.co/o2Vcazll9b https://t.co/qJUQ3tGUIC
— MDC Live Arts (@MDCLiveArts)
That earned two local retweets.
In addition, @OpenStageClub tweeted this Wednesday:
What is #Humpday?? Of course and #KaraokeDay!! (and $10 #SandwichDay) 6p doors #OpenStageClub #GastroPub #CoralGables #downtown #RedefineKaraoke https://t.co/m6mCKaoe7k
— Open Stage Club (@OpenStageClub)
In all, the tweet got two local retweets and four total retweets, quotes and favorites.
Food and dining
Running the gamut from restaurants and sustainability to producers and security, tweets about food were a fixture of the city's Twitter timelines last week.
Miami witnessed a drop in Twitter conversations around food last week — 15, compared to 29 the week before.
Yet some tweets proved popular. Here's an example, from @MiamiHeraldFood:
Eighteen restaurants and all big Miami names. https://t.co/VpzfnlI9xP @MiamiHerald
— Miami Herald Food (@MiamiHeraldFood)
All told, the tweet received 21 local retweets, three local quotes and 67 total retweets, quotes and favorites.
On Sunday, @theiceboxcafe tweeted:
Hop on over for brunch and we’ve saved a seat for you! https://t.co/bRukffkySx
— Icebox Cafe (@theiceboxcafe)
All told, the tweet received three local retweets.
Music
If you want to keep up with the city's music events, Hoodline has your ticket.
Miami witnessed a slide in Twitter conversations around music last week — 254, compared with 320 the past week.
But users in the city were still active on Twitter, amplifying tweets about music. Here's a case in point, by @TrioFi:
THE #GEEKDOWN w/ The Artist and the Doctor, Rapper Rich, and DJ Ryze. 4.27.19 @ The Bark - #Tallahassee, and FL — https://t.co/jehAEETSCg https://t.co/qbFjJALpli
— Trio-Fi Media (@TrioFi)
As of this publication, the tweet had garnered two local retweets, six local quotes and 14 total retweets, quotes and favorites.
On Friday, @SkyriseMusic tweeted:
Same Old Notes #NewMusicFriday #FridayFeeling @Premunition #RockMusic #NewAlbum #NewMusic #oldrock @SkyriseMusic #Spotify and #iTunes https://t.co/TWCDFms0ts #NowPlaying
— Skyrise Music (@SkyriseMusic)
As of this publication, the tweet had garnered six local retweets and 17 total retweets, quotes and favorites.
Museums
Here are the most compelling recent tweets from the city's local museums.
Miami saw about the same volume of Twitter conversations around museums last week compared with the past week.
Yet some tweets proved popular. Here's an example, from @pamm:
We can't wait to celebrate Haitian Heritage Month at our upcoming Free Community Night: Haitian Heritage: ROUTE 1804 and Evolution of the Beat on May 2! @MiamiHerald #HaitianHeritageMonth https://t.co/GZI90seFgK
— Pérez Art Museum Miami (@pamm)
As of this publication, the tweet had 10 local retweets and 32 total retweets, quotes and favorites.
Then there was this tweet from @HistoryMiami on Tuesday:
#DYK: @MiamiSpringsFL was originally named Country Club Estates? Today, this city has a little over 14, 000 residents & boasts numerous small businesses and shops! You might recognize this iconic location, and it's golf course! #TravelTuesday Matlack Collection 1929 https://t.co/6V6FZc5IyU
— HistoryMiami Museum (@HistoryMiami)
That proved popular, with eight local retweets and 21 total retweets, quotes and favorites.
Another locally popular tweet was this, from @TheBassMoA on Tuesday:
For tomorrow's Culture Crawl, we've partnered w/@omiamifestival to bring poet Atena Sherry for the activation "Poems to Order, " a typewriter poet performance where she will create keepsake poems in collaboration w/visitors. Museum hours, and 6-10 PM w/free admission #MBArtsAndCulture https://t.co/09ZhhQPGeg
— The Bass (@TheBassMoA)
Twitter users gave it four local retweets and 11 total retweets, quotes and favorites.
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