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Public Library
2:15 pm
Mon February 4, 2013

Go Ahead, Download Those Songs – But Legally, Through Miami-Dade Library

Credit Pixomar / freedigitalphotos.net
The Miami-Dade Public Library System now allows card holders to download up to three free songs a week from a digital collection of 3 million.

They can’t charge you late fees for this service.

The Miami-Dade Public Library System now allows card holders to download up to three free songs a week, and keep them indefinitely.

The music service, Freegal, features a collection of about 285,000 artists and 3 million songs. It tracks each user’s downloads and resets every Monday.

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Arts
6:00 am
Mon February 4, 2013

Miami Guitarist Aaron Lebos: Don't Use The F Word

Credit Brian Fernandez
Aaron Lebos (left) with Jim Gasior, keyboards; Eric England, bass; and Rodolfo Zuniga, drums.

When Miami native Aaron Lebos was a kid, his parents told him to choose between violin and piano. "I chose piano," he says, "obviously." But his big brother played electric guitar, and he wanted to too. He thought it was "cooler." Eventually, he got his hands on a guitar of his own and made his way through jazz studies programs at Miami Dade College, University of Miami and FIU. 

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Miami Art Museum
12:32 pm
Fri February 1, 2013

Largest Hurricane Proof Glass Pane Installed In Future Museum

Having a world-class museum set a few short feet from Biscayne Bay has both its advantages and its headaches. As the Miami Art Museum plans to make its move to future Museum Park, they know this all too well.

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Arts
2:00 pm
Thu January 31, 2013

Watch This Video Of Local Works By 16 Street Artists In Under Two-And-A-Half Minutes

Paint a dumpster? Why not. Look for this collaboration between 131 and Lister in the video.
The Art Of Science
12:00 pm
Thu January 31, 2013

Three Miami Thinkers Take On Beavers At The End Of The World

In 1946, a bizarre cargo shipment stopped over at the Pan American Airlines headquarters in Miami. En route to Tierra del Fuego, the southern most tip of South America, fifty North American Beavers were temporarily housed in a walk-in refrigerator maintained by the airline. The door of the fridge, however, was made of wood.

This is oversight at its worst; Beavers in a prison made of wood.

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South Florida Theater
11:00 am
Thu January 31, 2013

Why Is Maltz Jupiter Theatre Flourishing While Other South Florida Theaters Shutter Their Doors?

Credit Alicia Donelan / Courtesy Maltz Jupiter Theatre
Maltz Jupiter Theatre is riding high on 23 Carbonell nominations.

 Andrew Kato, producing artistic director for Maltz Jupiter Theatre, would never criticize another South Florida theater company, especially for following its artistic vision. The fact remains, however, that the theater he oversees -- which just nabbed 23 nominations in the Carbonell Awards -- is flourishing while other South Florida theaters have shuttered their doors.

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Community Contributor
7:57 am
Thu January 31, 2013

Tony Succar Mixes Latin Tribute To Michael Jackson

Artists Collaborate
6:00 am
Thu January 31, 2013

Check It Out: What Happens When An Inaugural Poet And A South Florida Painter Make Art Together

Wynwood Walls (And Streets)
2:00 pm
Wed January 30, 2013

New Project Means Literally Every Wynwood Surface Will Be Covered With Art Until We Run Out Of Space

Credit Photo via Curbed Miami
A rendering of Carlos Cruz-Diez's proposed crosswalk for the Wynwood Ways project

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