Hello Miami!

The World Cup fever is already starting to build even though the first Miami match isn't until June 15. Bayfront Park has turned into its own little city with the FIFA Fan Festival drawing people down to the waterfront every day this week. On top of that, YUNGBLUD is at Hard Rock Live tonight, the Dolce and Gabbana exhibition at ICA Miami has less than two weeks left, and the PAMM has a sports and culture show running all summer that is worth your time. Let's get into it.

— Matthew Larsen

Wed, Jun 3, 6:30pm: YUNGBLUD: IDOLS World Tour at Hard Rock Live -- The British rock artist brings his Idols tour to Hard Rock Live at Seminole tonight. Known for high energy sets and a crowd that shows up fully committed. If you have been on the fence about going, the floor shows at this venue are always worth it. Tickets required.

Wed, Jun 3, 6:30pm: Dance Gavin Dance at The Fillmore Miami Beach -- The Sacramento post-hardcore band plays The Fillmore at Jackie Gleason Theater tonight. A very different energy from the Hard Rock show happening at the same time, which is part of what makes Miami a good music city. Tickets required.

Thru 6/14: From the Heart to the Hands: Dolce and Gabbana at ICA Miami -- Two weeks left on this one. Over 300 Alta Moda pieces, ten immersive rooms, and contemporary artists shown alongside the fashion. Free admission at ICA, always.

Thru 8/23: Get in the Game: Sports, Art, Culture at PAMM -- The Perez Art Museum launched this exhibition back in March to coincide with the city's run of major sporting events and it is one of the better shows Miami has put up this year. Over 100 works from global artists exploring the intersection of sport, culture, and identity. The museum sits right on Biscayne Bay and the views from the terrace alone are worth the trip. Free on the first Thursday of each month, otherwise general admission.

Ongoing thru July 5: FIFA Fan Festival at Bayfront Park -- The fan zone is open daily with free entry, live match screenings, food vendors, and entertainment from around the world. The first Miami match is June 15 when Saudi Arabia plays Uruguay at Hard Rock Stadium. Free entry.

Sat, Jun 6, 9am-1pm: Coconut Grove Farmers Market -- Grand Avenue on a Saturday morning before the heat takes over. Good coffee, local produce, empanadas, and enough people-watching to call it a proper outing. Free.

Miami-Dade free hurricane supply distribution starts this Saturday -- Miami-Dade County and its partners are running free supply distribution events starting June 6 at four locations across South Florida, from 9am to noon. Supplies include storm preparedness materials from CBS Miami, Neighbors 4 Neighbors, and Global Empowerment Mission. If your kit is still light from last season, Saturday morning is a good use of your time.

Miami Beach unveils new public art installation on the waterfront -- The City of Miami Beach is unveiling BirdHouse, a new public art installation by Miami Beach-born artist Michele Oka Doner, this week. Oka Doner has work in public collections around the world and is one of the city's most significant living artists. The installation is on the waterfront and free to view.

There is a neighborhood in Miami that most people who live here have never driven through called Buena Vista. It sits just east of the Design District and is full of 1920s Mediterranean Revival bungalows on wide shaded streets that look nothing like the rest of Miami. Some of the original coral rock walls are still standing. At some point in the last few years it became a quiet pocket of coffee shops and small studios, but it still feels like a neighborhood first. Take the side streets off NE 2nd Avenue between 54th and 60th and just drive slowly for ten minutes.

Last week's answer: C) South Beach. The Art Deco Historic District in South Beach contains the largest collection of Art Deco architecture in the world, most of it built between 1923 and 1943.

This week's question: What year did the Miami Heat win their first NBA Championship?

A) 1999 B) 2003 C) 2006 D) 2012

Reply to this email with your answer. We'll reveal it next week.