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MIAMI ES MUNDIAL and we want to bring you&nbsp;the sound of the&nbsp;beautiful game,&nbsp;powered by <a href="https://www.instagram.com/buchananswhisky/?hl=en" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">@buchananswhisky</a>!
TUMBAO is bringing you a quarterfinal after party as hot as nuestra cultura at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/1800lucky/?hl=en" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">@1800lucky</a>.
Get there early to catch the Argentina vs Switzerland match on our LED Screen and the first 200 get a Buchanita&nbsp;on us. FREE ENTRY&nbsp;with RSVP - see link. First come, first served&nbsp;- we will see you for a special night!

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TUMBAO x Buchanan's Miami Quarter Finals After Party

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Trinity Cathedral

Orchestra Miami’s <a href="https://www.orchestramiami.org/saturdays-at-trinity" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Saturdays at Trinity Chamber Music Series</a> concludes this month with Neue Musik: Art Nouveau Music in Germany &amp; Austria. Performed in the historic sanctuary of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Downtown Miami, this concert features the outstanding musicians of Orchestra Miami performing music by Alban Berg, Carl Frühling, Alma Mahler, and Gustav Mahler.
This concert, performed on Saturday, July 11th at 7 PM, focuses on the “New Music” of Germany and Austria. Often perceived as "radical" or "avant garde", the music of the early 1900’s searches for new sounds and new forms of compositions, while still maintaining influences of lush romanticism from the earlier eras.
The program includes the rarely heard Piano Quartet in A Minor by Gustav Mahler. Composed when Mahler was a student, this is the only surviving example of Mahler’s chamber music compositions. Another rarity will be the Clarinet Trio in A Minor, Op. 40 by Carl Frühling. The trio is one of Frühling’s few surviving works- it is thought that much of his legacy was almost completely erased by the Nazi regime as Frühling was a Jew. With its lush writing for piano, the Trio has influences of Brahms and Wagner yet also has elements of traditional Austrian folk dance and religious chant. It is a beautiful work that deserves to be heard frequently. 
The art of the German Lied is represented by three very different composers. Pianist and composer Alma Mahler was eclipsed by her more famous husband, Gustav (who discouraged her compositional efforts). A student of Alexander Zemlinskky, the Fünf Lieder are harmonically complex, creating gorgeous sonic colors and breaking boundaries with her compositional choices. Gustav Mahler is very well-known for his large-scale symphonic works. In this performance, we will hear two of his more intimate works, Wer hat dies Liedlein gedacht and Rheinlegendchen from the Wunderhorn
songs. Alban Berg, a student of Arnold Schönberg, is known for his 12-tone compositions, most notably his operas Lulu and Wozzeck. His early songs still have resonances of romanticism. On this program, we will hear threw of his Sieben Früelieder, Nacht, Die Nachtigall and Im Zimmer.
The performers include some of Orchestra Miami’s finest musicians- Mei Mei Luo, violin; Gregory Falkenstein, viola; Christopher Glansdorp, Cello; Ashley Garritson, cello and Richard Hancock, clarinet. Joining them will be Mezzo-SopranoErika Vasallo and Soprano Dalila Lugo alongside Orchestra Miami’s Artistic Director Elaine Rinaldi at the piano.
Admission is Pay-What-You-Wish basis starting at just $5, or you can reserve a front row seat for just $30! You are invited to join a wine and bubbly reception with the artists following the performance. 
Saturday, July 11th, 7 PM at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral. Trinity Cathedral is located at 464 NE 16 Street, Miami, 33132 in downtown Miami. Free parking is available at the church (tell the attendant you are there for the concert) or Pay-by-Phone street parking is available. Parking is also available in the Omni Garage or take the Metro Mover to the Omni Station. 
The Saturdays at Trinity series is generously sponsored by a grant from the Miami DDA. Tickets and info are available at <a href="https://www.orchestramiami.org" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.orchestramiami.org</a>, or call (305) 274-2103.

Local Event: Neue Musik: Art Nouveau Music in Germany & Austria

Neue Musik: Art Nouveau Music in Germany & Austria

Orchestra Miami’s Saturdays at Trinity Chamber Music Series concludes this month with Neue Musik: Art Nouveau Music in Germany...

Shiso

SHISO PRESENTS
Miami’s underground comes together for a night of cutting-edge house music at Shiso in Wynwood.
From open to close, expect deep grooves, driving rhythms, and an intimate atmosphere powered by a lineup of some of the city’s most exciting selectors.
LINEUP (A–Z):
• AbueKev
• Elisee
• Nat Siriani
• Rohan Alyan
• Santelises
📍 Z11
239 NW 28th St, Miami, FL 33127
🗓️ 9PM–3AM
Whether you’re discovering your next favorite artist or coming to dance until close, this is where Miami’s music community connects.
🎟️ RSVP early—capacity is limited and entry is not guaranteed once the venue reaches capacity.
#Miami #MiamiNightlife #Wynwood #HouseMusic #UndergroundHouse #MiamiDJ #ElectronicMusic #DanceMusic #ClubNight #ThingsToDoMiamie

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Florida Businesses Are Being Sued for Merchant Cash Advance Debt 1,000 Miles Away &mdash; in New York
South Florida is one of the nation's busiest merchant cash advance markets, and the contracts routinely send Miami-area disputes into New York courts. The response clock runs on New York's calendar.
MIAMI &mdash; South Florida businesses are among the most heavily targeted in the country for merchant cash advances (MCAs), and when those deals sour, many owners are stunned to learn they are being sued not in Florida, but in New York.
The Miami metro's dense concentration of restaurants, construction firms, import-export operators, and service businesses makes it a magnet for MCA funders offering fast capital. But the same contracts that deliver quick cash typically contain a New York forum-selection clause buried in the fine print &mdash; designating New York as the exclusive venue for any dispute. A Miami business that never operated outside Florida can find itself defending a lawsuit in a New York Supreme Court.
The timeline is where owners get caught. New York gives defendants roughly 20 to 30 days to respond to a summons and complaint. For a Florida business that may not even recognize what the New York paperwork means, that window can close before a response is filed &mdash; clearing the way for a default judgment.
Once a judgment is entered, enforcement follows fast. A funder can serve a restraining notice freezing the business's operating account, and a New York judgment can be domesticated and enforced against Florida assets when the proper procedures are followed. For an owner watching payroll approach with a frozen account, the pressure is immediate.
There are defenses, and they turn on both procedure and substance. An attorney can evaluate whether the New York forum clause is enforceable, whether service was proper, and whether a judgment entered through defective service or an out-of-state Confession of Judgment can be challenged. On the merits, the recurring question is whether an MCA marketed as a purchase of future receivables actually functioned as a loan &mdash; an argument that depends on reconciliation rights, the funder's risk, and how the payments actually behaved.
The consistent lesson for South Florida owners: an out-of-state venue is not a reason to wait. The New York clock is already running, and the earliest stage carries the most leverage.
Miami and South Florida business owners served with a New York MCA lawsuit, or facing a frozen account or judgment, can review their options and connect with an experienced attorney through CredibleLaw's Miami network at <a href="https://crediblelaw.com/miami-mca-defense-attorney/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://crediblelaw.com/miami-mca-defense-attorney/</a>Credible Law Phone: <a href="tel:888-201-0441" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">(888) 201-0441</a> <a href="https://crediblelaw.com/about/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">crediblelaw.com/about/</a>
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