"No Vacancy, Miami Beach," a juried art competition, turns Miami Beach's hotels into temporary art destinations, and the public is encouraged to cast a vote for their favorite work of local art.

Miamians will remember Eli Timoner as the founder of Air Florida. His daughter, Ondi, a documentary filmmaker makes a very personal film about Eli's final days.

Florida Grand Opera has an original take on Domenico Cimarosa's 18th-century "El Matrimonio Secreto." A Cuban businessman runs his hotel in 1980s Miami Beach and the Italian has been translated into Spanish.

Miami's alternative art space gets ready to celebrate its silver jubilee with a move out of the Design District and into a space that will double its size.

The phases of Nina Simone's career are interpreted by four vocalists in the concert revue "Ladies of Simone," the official kick off of the Live in the Park! series at Miami-Dade County's Westchester Cultural Arts Center.

Maybe you've seen them throughout Miami, billboards with statistics and sayings about people being jailed and mass incarceration. They aren't advertisements but public art and a project of Art at a Time Like This.

Miami Light Project's "Here and Now" commissions began in 1999 and are still going strong. This year, six creatives present original pieces after a year in residence.

The Museum of Contemporary Art, North Miami (MOCA) spent three years creating the exhibition "My Name is Maryan," which fills 12 galleries and introduces visitors to an under-recognized artist. From here, it heads to Tel Aviv.

There's a mystery afoot at Actors' Playhouse with the stage adaptation of Agatha Christie's "Murder on the Orient Express" where a sleuth and a train full of suspects create a comedy that's off the rails.

Juggerknot Theatre Company teams with musician/storyteller Eric Garcia for the immersive theater experience "The Blues Opera" where 10 people get a glimpse into one man's life during a game night in Little Havana.