For Chef and co-owner Roger Epres, serving others is a labor of love that runs in his DNA. A devoted family man, he commutes to Surfside daily from Palm Beach when his other commitments (a successful catering business) don’t get in the way.

March is International Women's Month, an annual celebration across the world that honors the achievements and contributions of women. The Town of Surfside wants to highlight two local women who have created a thriving business in downtown Surfside: WoW The Concept.

Shernt is a marketplace where neighbors can rent items to one another.

Harding Avenue is home to an array of fabulous locations that will impress, entice and surprise your date. We've prepared a guide to having an exquisite happy Valentine's Day, all happening on Harding.

Located at 9507 Harding Avenue, WoW the Concept specializes in women apparel, accessories and gifts.

Each Thursday evening will feature regional culinary vendors, a kid's entertainment and game pavilion, an adult activation center, a food pavilion, live musical acts, beach furniture, natural foliage décor and street ambient lighting ensuring a memorable and immersive experience.

The Surfside Tourist Board proudly presents a new event encompassing community, variety and culture. The family-friendly celebration will have different themes throughout the 2023 season. Each Saturday night, expect to be surprised with diverse acts, immersive activities and presentations.

Officer Mike, the Town of Surfside’s official Station Dog, is a specially trained pup by the Veteran-support organization K9s For Warriors. Mike fulfills the delicate and important role of providing emotional support to the police department and community still healing in the wake of the unimaginable building collapse tragedy that occurred on June 24, 2021.

Surfside’s Harding Avenue is lined with small mom & pop gift stores and boutiques that will help your gift selections stand out in a big way. Here’s an inside look at some uniquely Surfside suggestions.

Surfside's Paddletopia Paddleboard Festival is back for its fourth and first-ever fall edition on Saturday, Nov. 12 and Sunday, Nov. 13 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 96th Street waterfront park.

The Town expects to welcome visitors, residents and tourists to the free monthly music event held at 93rd Street beach.

Closet of Living Hope is a non-profit organization that aims to put resources in the hands of not only women and children who have been victims of domestic violence but anyone who has experienced hardship.

Keith Gray has been in the estate jewelry business since 1980, when he started buying gold watches and jewelry and quickly acquired a valuable collection. As the collection grew, so did the business

The Town of Surfside celebrates Halloween with Spooktacular event

One of the best parts of traveling to Miami is undoubtedly discovering all the new and trendy restaurants all over Town. But there’s no better feeling than stumbling upon a local Italian hidden gem, where you can tuck into a familiar (and universally loved) bowl of pasta and a spectacular glass of wine right in the heart of Surfside's business district.

For thousands of years, the Tequesta Indians inhabited Surfside and much of South Florida. Learn about a brand new sculpture commemorating their presence as well as Surfside's commitment to the environment!

There’s a new kosher pizza joint in town and their pizza is packed with the freshest ingredients and mouth-watering flavor. Say hello to Fialkoff's pizzeria now in Surfside.

Join other recreational harvesters as Lobster Mini Season kicks off July 27 through 28. In Miami-Dade County, people are allotted 12 lobsters per day, per person.

Join the Independence Day fun with swim races starting at 2 p.m. Attendees will be able to enjoy the music stylings of Bossa Fusion Duo and Madd Jazz Band, a dance party, fireworks, and more.

A Premier Glatt Kosher Market, The Grove, is known as a one-stop, full-service kosher shopping experience with multiple locations across the country. Its Surfside location is no different and is now newly renovated. The Grove Kosher Market prides itself in being more than a grocery store, it’s a destination.