As always, Miami is in full swing this week. Nights carry the pulse of live music from synth-driven dance floors to punk and experimental shows, while afternoons bring book swaps, art, and guided movement into quieter spaces.
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FRI, NOV 21
— Miss Michigan with The Lab and Ladyboy at Churchill’s.
— Palomino Blond, Bonus, Dime, gravess, and Headfirst at Gramps.
— Listening Party: WICKED WEEKEND at Sweat Records.
— Good Co. Final Show of 2025 ft Sandman Sleeps, La Niña Brava, Mystercraig, April Nicole + DJs Chaos Miami & Java Plumm at Las Rosas.
— Synth City 80's Dance Party at Bar Nancy with DJ Moto.
SAT, NOV 22
— Hexed Miami It's A Goth Party Ft. Vioflesh + Retractor + L.U.S.T at Bar Nancy with evening & after-party sounds by DJ Dino and Special Guest DJ VIRTIGO.
— Bayfront Jazz Days "Special Women in Jazz" Edition at Miami Beach Bandshell features standout artists Nik West, Lakecia Benjamin, Connie Han, and Eva Blanche.
— Great Oak Tattoo Book Swap. Attendees can swap books, explore fantasy-inspired jewelry, enjoy $40 piercings, and browse a limited collection of handmade ceramics by Sosa Starling, with free book-themed goodie bags available.
— Punk Rock Extravaganza at Churchill’s.
— Com Truise at ZeyZey.
— OurMarket with Little River Flea at The Underline.
— Dirty Booking Presents; Tilted Hilt, Pocket of Lollipops, Tess Grey, The Plastic Eyes at The Stew.
— Dive Night “Parking Lot” Album Release Show at Las Rosas with 180xSummer, Condors and Chaos, and Fastwalker.
— In Community: The Legacy of Harriet Tubman at Miami Dade College Miami Book Fair. This program from HistoryMiami Museum, presented in partnership with Miami Book Fair, features historians Edda L. Fields‑Black and Dorothy Jenkins‑Fields discussing the book Combee: Harriet Tubman, the Combahee River Raid, and Black Freedom During the Civil War. They uncover the strategic brilliance of Harriet Tubman—particularly her role in the Combahee River Raid—and explore her fight for liberation during the Civil War era. The event offers free admission and is accessible to guests requesting accommodations in advance.
— Viloria, The People Who, Lawn, After The Sunset, Overmania, and Andrews Place at Gramps.
— Giving Back to Miami’s Wildlife – Wellness Day at Club Space is a charitable wellness event supporting Pelican Harbor Seabird Station, which rescues, rehabilitates, and releases thousands of local and migrating birds each year. The day features wellness and movement activities, including a B12‑shot station by Drip Wellness, a RawFit305 workout led by Sean Casey, guided movement with Niki Rox, and breathwork with Ben Pelton. Attendees can enjoy juices and bites from Pepis Empanadas and are encouraged to bring their own yoga mats and reusable water bottles. All proceeds go directly to the Seabird Station, combining fitness, community, and conservation in a single event.
SUN, NOV 23
— Urban Sketching Session at Hoffman’s Cafeteria, where instructor Will McGaul guides the group through urban plein‑air drawing by breaking down complex scenes into simplified compositions while exploring perspective, proportions, framing, figure inclusion, and media experimentation. Attendees work with wet and dry media, choose between complementary, analogous, or monochromatic color schemes, apply textural techniques such as spattering and scraping, and conclude with a group review of each participant’s work. A sketchbook and marking tools (such as ballpoint, graphite, coloured pencils, Sharpies, acrylic markers, portable watercolors, or pastels) plus a portable seat are required; materials are not provided.
— Berlin to Broadway at Miami Beach Bandshell honours composer Kurt Weill’s journey from 1920s Berlin cabarets to Broadway show‑rooms, featuring more than 40 of his songs with lyrics by collaborators such as Bertolt Brecht, Ira Gershwin, and Alan Jay Lerner. The production brings together four vocalists and a six‑piece instrumental ensemble under the direction of Ricky J. Martinez with music direction by Elaine Rinaldi, and offers a biographical look at Weill’s exile, reinvention, and enduring musical legacy.
— You Know Yoga Ft. Zoë Leiana + Music by You Know Them at ZeyZey. The afternoon begins with a DJ set by You Know Them, followed by a guided yoga session led by Zoë Leiana. After the yoga, the music continues with a second DJ set, while attendees can enjoy craft cocktails, natural wines, and food from onsite vendors like Tacos María.
TUE, NOV 25
— Cut Copy at ZeyZey.
— The Kinoplex Presents: King Of New York at Churchill’s.
— We Met At Gramps. Attendees are invited to share personal “meet-cute” moments, first dates, declarations of love, or any memorable experiences tied to Gramps in brief, five-minute stories. The evening is hosted in partnership with We Met in Miami, a nonprofit focused on fighting loneliness and building community. Participants receive wristbands that signal what kind of connection they’re open to—romantic, friendship, or LGBTQIA+
—and there’s a system to help reconnect with people afterward via “Connection Cards” and match-making. The format includes a mingling period, a storytelling “slam,” a group photo, and time to continue socializing.
— Cut Copy at ZeyZey Miami.
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