Allison Freidin

The Museum of Graffiti hosted their latest “Beachside” installment at The Confidante in Miami Beach where Artist-in-Residence Ahol Sniffs Glue debuted an impressive new body of work. — Photos by World Red Eye

Eat Me Guilt Free celebrated the launch of the “You Glow Girl” Women Entrepreneur Grant at the Museum of Graffiti during Women’s History Month. The grant recipient will receive $10,000 to help their business flourish; a 1-year supply of Eat Me Guilt Free products to stay fueled; a Peloton bike to maintain fitness goals; and an exclusive 1-year mentorship; EatMeGuiltFree.com. — Photos by World Red Eye

As we say goodbye to 2020 and hello to a better and brighter 2021, life in Brickell continues to evolve with new stores, restaurants and experiences popping up at every turn.

As we all experienced the most unprecedented year in modern history, the resilient young professionals you’re about to meet withstood all the challenges that came with the pandemic, and stepped up to the plate like never before to hit the professional homeruns of their lives while inspiring the next generation to dream big and reach for the stars.

Miami continued to showcase its resiliency to the world throughout the scorching hot summer months, confirming yet again that we are truly all in this together and brighter days are just on the horizon.