30 Nov
Author: Yuval Ofir
05 Oct
04 Oct
Gearin’ Up for Great American Beer Festival!
Craft beer culture is practically a religion in some circles, and the good word is spreadin’ faster and faster in recent years. It used to be when you went to your local brewery, it was akin to church and you’d see the same congregants week after week (if not day to day). There’s a written code, and then there are the unwritten rules, both for the actual process of brewing and more generally for how to act for established members and newcomers alike.
21 Mar
Wakefield leads the South FL Pack at Hunahpu’s Day 2016
It was one of those mornings where you hear the theme from 2001: Space Odyssey in your head; promise, trepidation, and excitement all rolled into one emotion. Last weekend, Cigar City Brewing hosted their 7th Annual Hunahpu's Day, and it definitely lived up to the massive amounts of hype that surrounds it. 
01 Mar
Hunahpu’s Day on my mind
To the uninitiated, Hunahpu's Day might sound like some kind of Hawaiian new year's celebration or Mayan ritual. But to craft beer lovers across the country, it means only one thing: The annual release of one of Cigar City Brewing's rarest and most delicious beers.
Art, Beats and Lyrics in Miami
We're a little backlogged here at Yo but our goal is to get back on schedule with our blog coverage for 2016. Here's a little taste of our experience recently at Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Honey and Gentleman Jack, Art Beats and Lyrics event at Maps Backlot:Hangout 2014 Interviews: Little Green Car
Yo Writer: Danielle Cohen College? Fuck that. We're gonna be rock stars. An Interview with Little Green Cars’ Guitarist Stevie Appleby by Danielle Cohen Super laid-back melodies. Irish folk-rock sounds. Beautiful fuckin’ harmonies. and a sick female-male lead singing duo. That's Little Green Cars in a nutshell.It All Started With Spades
It all started with this painting... Hanging at the Vagabond, my stomping grounds at the time back in 2010, I stopped in the middle of the dance floor and stood staring at it. It was only for 5 minutes tops, but in the middle of a crowded room with music bumping, that's a long time; eventually I moved on but I found myself circling through the backyard and main room before landing back in front of it again. I couldn't help myself, there wasn't a price listed but something in my gut pushed me to see if it was in the realm of possibility for me to own this. So I found out from one of my friends that worked at the club, who's the artist, are they here? "Her name's Kazilla, she should be around here somewhere."