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Session Day/Date Parking Access Mastercard Early Access Gates Open Start Time Women’s/Men’s Singles Qualifying * 01: Day Monday, March 19 8:00 am N/A 9:00 am 10:00 am Women & Men’s Singles, Qualifying / Women’s Singles, 1st Round...

Year Men’s Singles Women’s Singles 2017 2016 2015 Roger Federer Novak Djokovic Novak Djokovic Johanna Konta Victoria Azarenka Serena Williams 2014 Novak Djokovic Novak Djokovic 2013 Andy Murray Serena Williams 2012 Novak Djokovic Agnieszka Radwanska 2011 Novak Djokovic Victoria Azarenka 2010 Andy Roddick Kim Clijsters 2009 Andy Murray Victoria Azarenka 2008 Nikolay Davydenko Serena Williams 2007 Novak Djokovic Serena...

Dates Monday, March 19-Sunday, April 1, 2018 Qualifying Rounds: Monday & Tuesday, March 19-20, 2018 Women’s Main Draw opens: Tuesday, March 20, 2018 Men’s Main Draw opens: Wednesday,...

 In the sport of tennis, James Blake is a legend, having amassed an incredible list of accomplishments during his 14-year professional career.  He has...

On behalf of the entire tournament staff, I want to welcome you to the 2018 Miami Open presented by Itaú. I am excited to...

So much more than a series of statistics, Caroline Wozniacki has won the world’s heart with a captivating blend of talent, tenderness and a winning attitude. Read on to find out how this true contender for the Miami Open Women’s Title plans to win it all. — Text by Ryan Jarrell | Photos courtesy of IMG

Responsible for feeding Floridians millions of pounds of farm-fresh produce, Patricia Robbins Alger and the good people at Farm Share are putting South Florida philanthropy on the map. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

What would a new season be without new recipes? Less tasty, for sure. This month, we showcase some of the best new cookbooks for mouthwatering, yet attainable meals at any budget. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

The small Basque city of San Sebastian with its elegant Belle Epoque architecture has more Michelin stars per square meter than anywhere else in the world and is home to #21 on the list of the World’s Top 50 Best Restaurants. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

Just as Mothra hated Godzilla in all those cheesy movies, Toyota’s Supra hated the Nissan Z car. Dropped 20 years ago in favor of the basic, boring Camry, the Supra is back and badder than ever. — Text by Bill Lindsey

With the change of season comes a bevy of possible outdoor activities. Looking for a perfect run partner, or just someone to console after a particularly punishing CrossFit session? Look no further than these lovable canine coaches. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

The Tennis term “serve” takes on new meaning at The Citi Taste Of Tennis, a unique opportunity to be served fabulous food prepared by leading chefs and some of the word’s top tennis players. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

It’s the secret obsession haunting everyone of us as we trot across the globe: What does the fast food in our selected destination taste like? Below we pick a few tastebud-pleasing approaches to foreign fast food. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

We’re all in awe of the super-fit packs of bicyclists zooming around on carbon fiber racing bikes wearing aerodynamic helmets. If you want the instant respect but don’t look good in sweaty spandex, all you need is Richard Mille’s new cycling watch. — Text by Bill Lindsey

A sizzling sports photographer firmly in touch with our fitness community, James Woodley’s exposures capture the hopes and dreams of some of Miami’s most awe-inspiring athletes. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

Miami already has some of the tallest buildings in the country, and luxury living is about to reach new heights with the 64-story Brickell Flatiron and its breathtaking Penthouse Collection located on the sky-scraping 50th through 64th Floors. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

The Bossa Concept boutique is the ultimate style destination for every tropical-fashion lover in town. — Text by Mariela Ortega

Already an essential facet of our Magic City nightlife, Co-Owner of hip Little Havana cantina Ball & Chain, Zack Bush makes a bold foray into children’s literature. — Text by Ryan Jarrell | Portrait by Nick Garcia

Hands have been the most important tool for mankind throughout history. This is especially true in the fine art that is the creation of Prosecco Foss Marai, where the grapes are harvested by hand in a rigorous and refined process. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

Innovative, artisanal, elegant — that is Lafayette 148 New York. An expression of modern femininity, a perfect harmony of style and substance, they believe that a woman should never have to choose between form and function. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

Haute plumbing brand Franke is expanding its presence in the U.S. with the announcement of new retail destinations, with Farrey’s Lighting + Bath being the first in the entire East Coast. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

Blending ingredients from nature with advanced science to create high-performance and natural skincare, bath & body and makeup products, Origins formulates a natural skin collection using top-notch plant, earth and sea ingredients. — Text by Mariela Ortega

RPM Indoor Cycling is an island of health and fitness on Key Biscayne with its clean and modern design, filtered air to make one breathe deeper, high-tech bikes and fit & friendly instructors each with their own exercise niche. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

Since I was a baby, the Miami Open has been called many things. During its first year in Key Biscayne in 1987 (the inaugural playing of the tournament took place in 1985 in Delray Beach; 1986 was played in Boca West), it was known as The Lipton. — Text by Jorge Arauz

This month, we explore everything on, in and around the beautiful azure waters that surround our paradise by the sea. — By Jorge Arauz

Just south of Miami in exotic Florida Keys, Seacamp provides experiential education in marine studies to students aged 8 to 21 years old with a focus on hands-on and interactive programs. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

Iberia Tiles has been fostering all hard surface and flooring needs in South Florida for over 30 years. The new year is sure to usher in even more home solutions for every taste. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

The LH-Finance Pre-Qualification VIP Program gets potential buyers Very VIP access to the 30th Annual Miami Yacht Show, the city’s premier luxury yacht show on Collins Avenue.

In addition to an uncanny ability to wrangle electricity better than anyone, Nikola Tesla had a wicked sense of style. If he were around today, he might well be driving a Morgan EV3. — Text by Bill Lindsey

Owning a watch collection is exciting until you realize how much they are worth and all but the one currently on your wrist are stashed in a remarkably unsecure dresser drawer. — Text by Bill Lindsey

Linda Farrow is a sunglass pioneer who just opened her first store at Bal Harbour Shops. Her collection will keep you calm, cool and collected from season to season. — Text by Mariela Ortega

If you’re a fashion lover, enthusiast or you just simply like to see the rarest most-wanted pieces of all time, you might consider following @eBayBae. — Text by Mariela Ortega

What better way to celebrate St. Valentine’s on our still-temperate isle than adding a sweet treat to your already loving home? Below, we’ve selected the top-dogs from our city’s most reputable rescues. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

Mustering forth with the bold manifesto to eat, drink and educate, Feb. 21-25 sees the Food Network & Cooking Channel’s South Beach Wine & Food Festival once more erupt on our shores. — text by Ryan Jarrell

An artist whose love of that most childlike of crafting materials has sustained itself through adulthood, sandcarver Matt Long’s fantastical creations awaken the wonder and admiration of effort that all great pieces should inspire. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

An initiative that inspires young designers and big names in the industry to create new pieces with recycled materials, The Upcycle Project yields not...

Coffee table books matter more than ever in our digital age, especially when we have a strong affinity for the subject matter. The following beautiful volumes will make you pause for a moment and daydream.

In honor of the awe-inspiring MIBS and all the marine merriment it entails, this month we tip our hats and raise our glasses to Shucker’s Waterfront Grill, a true bastion in our extensive dock-and-dine scene.

Tired of people seeing your time spent on the water as frivolous play? The following health facts will fill up your boat with family and friends as you turn your critics into converts.

The last bastion for so many of our ecosystem’s indigenous species, Christopher Boykin of the Pelican Harbor Seabird Station provides a compassionate service for some of our city’s most distinctive residents.