Coconut Grove

Where to eat in Coconut Grove

Sure, the Grove’s got great American fare, but there’s also some bomb Indian, Caribbean, and even barbecue. Come hungry.

/ May 19, 2016


What issues affect Coconut Grove?

Historical preservation and development and gentrification are top of mind in Coconut Grove.

/ May 19, 2016


People to know in Coconut Grove

From civil rights activists to restaurateurs, politicians to developers — Coconut Grove attracts all kinds and they’re fiercely proud of their neighborhood.

/ May 19, 2016


Coconut Grove history

Home to Miami’s earliest Bahamian settlers, Coconut Grove is the oldest permanent settlement in Miami-Dade.

/ May 19, 2016


Coconut Grove Guide

As a city that predates Miami, the Grove has always marched to the beat of its own drum, mixing its early Bahamian influence with its modern bohemian vibe.

/ May 19, 2016


West Grove wants to make a comeback on its own terms

Everyone says West Grove is headed toward a revival. But will it include the people who built the neighborhood?

/ May 17, 2016


Your View: The story of Coconut Grove Playhouse isn’t over yet

Miami is experiencing a cultural renaissance and Olga Granda-Scott wants the Coconut Grove Playhouse to be a part of it.

/ May 16, 2016


The struggle for “Old Florida” in Coconut Grove

Coconut Grove is one of Miami’s most historic neighborhoods. But a trend of demolitions has sparked controversy over what’s worth saving and at what cost?

/ May 10, 2016


The early Bahamian history of Coconut Grove

The early settlers of Coconut Grove hailed from the Bahamas by way of Key West. Their presence shaped the direction of the village for more than a century.

/ May 9, 2016


The lost stories of Vizcaya

James Deering’s story is meticulously documented on the walls of the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens. But there at least a few stories you haven’t heard.

/ May 3, 2016