Weekend Plans: July 24–26, 2026
7 things to do in Miami Beach this weekend — from a free-all-ages psych-cumbia celebration to 18 years of Go-Go culture, Jack Pierson at The Bass, a free outdoor farmers market, and more.
7 things to do in Miami Beach this weekend — from a free-all-ages psych-cumbia celebration to 18 years of Go-Go culture, Jack Pierson at The Bass, a free outdoor farmers market, and more.
Mediation failed at midday Tuesday; by evening, both sides had sued. The dueling complaints tell opposite stories about why the N Bay Road deal collapsed — with a $500,000 deposit sitting in escrow until a court sorts it out.
The last Commission meeting before the August recess is stacked: resolutions calling a November 3 special election on hundreds of millions in flood-infrastructure bonds, a voter question on a decades-long city-land lease, first readings on two major residential upzonings for Lincoln Road West and Washington Avenue, a final vote on the 1250 West Avenue tower, and a possible legal challenge to the state's Live Local Act.
The first defendant to answer the lawsuit over a rare Ferrari stolen from a Collins Avenue condo's key room has fired back with a sweeping denial, 22 affirmative defenses, and a demand for a jury trial.
Two weeks after Miami's highest-profile development fraud case became public, an amended complaint escalates it sharply — adding new defaults and defamation counts, and deepening the financial case against the developer behind the $95.75 million claim.
A reference of the week's public city meetings
A Miami Beach property owner is suing interior design firm Dida Home, LLC, claiming the company overbilled him across a sweeping Palm Avenue renovation and may have doctored vendor invoices to inflate costs.
A resolution headed to Miami Beach commissioners would overhaul the city's employee salary portal, cap long-term personnel cost growth, and launch a new compensation study — all under the banner of fiscal accountability.
Commissioner David Suarez is bringing Miami Beach Police Department employee conduct policies before the City Commission for review, questioning whether current disciplinary frameworks adequately protect public trust.
Miami Beach commissioners will consider an amended concession agreement with Boucher Brothers Pier Park that raises the required investment to $35 million, extends the potential deal term to 18 years, and closes out years of litigation over the prime South Beach property.
Miami Beach's finance committee deferred final negotiations on a new tourism marketing contract with the Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau, approving a month-to-month extension of the current deal through December 31, 2026, while flagging structural concerns about the proposed incentive model.
A Miami-Dade man is suing driver John Sansac and luxury dealership Braman Motors after a 2026 BMW X5 allegedly struck him from behind while he cycled on 17th Street in Miami Beach last May.