The infamous Score nightclub on Lincoln Road was hopping as Nautipuss, a collaborative production by icandee and Pandora Events, bade farewell to 2012. DJ GiGi kept the ladies on the spacious dance floor and into the wee hours of the morning.

Click here for pix of the naughty good time.

In the middle of Biscayne Boulevard, one of Miami’s busiest streets, a new world has been erected: The Pleasure Garden. A tent-like city reminiscent of Cirque du Soleil houses a fantastic little fantasy-land that, once inside, makes you feel like you’ve time-traveled to the hipster version of 19th century Europe. You can have dinner and/or drinks before the show, with an exclusive food and beverage program developed by James Beard and Michelle Bernstein. The show itself is a mix of a modern musical with burlesque and acrobacy, based around the show’s main character - an Orchid that drives everyone to the brink of dry-humping. The story-line gets a little lost, but before you have a second to think about it, the gorgeous cast distracts you with their sensuality. Like most erections, it’s temporary, so catch Orchid before she wilts away forever.

If you go:

Orchid The Show is playing now through January 20. For tickets, click here.

THE PLEASURE GARDEN
299 NE 38th St.
Miami, FL 33137
38th Street and Biscayne Boulevard.
The Pleasure Garden is situated at the gateway of Miami's Design District, less than 10 minutes west from Miami Beach, directly across from the Julia Turtle Causeway.

Save Dade's Hellrotika was a night of amazing costumes and fabulous music. We have many events in Miami for Halloween, but Hellrotika is definitely the event not to be missed. In its 18th year they pulled no punches, look at the pictures and you will see.

People went all out and it was worth the price (or donation) of admission. Surprisingly, Pee Wee Herman won the costume contest mainly because he stayed in character all night long.

SAVE Dade represents us year-round, so this is their night to raise money while celebrating the gayest holiday of the year. For more on their good deeds, read this. I am looking forward to seeing you at Hellrotika 2013.

Check out our Bound photo gallery of the event.

Not even Super Storm Sandy was able to shut down the third annual Back in Black. Originally set for Bicentennial Park, organizers changed the venue to Miami’s iconic Club Space to make sure nothing stopped party-goers from having the time of their lives.

The lineup was out of this world, with Paul Van Dyk, The Crystal Method, Dirty South, and Electrick Dread featuring Kevens, among others. And the costumes were equally outrageous. Check out the pictures here.

This festival sets itself apart from any other by being the premiere adult Halloween-themed party, not only in Miami, but in the US. We can’t wait to hear who they bring in 2013.

Check out our Bound photo gallery of the event.