With June now underway, the city is stretching into summer with a calendar that leans heavy on loud guitars, raw voices, and genre-bending experiments. Pride Month activations are sparking across neighborhoods, while DIY collectives and indie venues continue to shape the after-hours landscape. It’s a snapshot of a city that thrives on contrast: polished drag pageants one night, guttural hardcore breakdowns the next.
Thursday brings noise and nuance—head to Bar Nancy for Punk Nights in Little Havana, or dive into late-night techno at SPICE Club’s Bannedcamp. On Friday, Origami Angel takes over Gramps with a dose of emo-meets-math-rock, while a Pulp-themed listening party sets the mood at Sweat Records. Saturday is stacked: the Resistance Rave brings politically charged energy to an undisclosed location, and Digital Funk’s takeover blurs lines between sound, fashion, and ritual. Wrap up Sunday with a cult-classic screening of Miami Connection at Gramps or catch a deep-set night session at Floyd with Genesi.
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THU, JUN 05
— Summer Celebration at Miami Beach Bandshell
— Nerd Nite Miami at Gramps: Ed Casas delves into the enigmatic Nazca mummies, offering insights into ancient civilizations; Jessica Brady explores the evolution of hexes, from ancient spells to modern magic; and Shalini Uppu provides an insider's perspective on the intricacies of college admissions. Between talks, enjoy rounds of trivia and engage in thought-provoking Q&A sessions. Hosted by Ricardo Williams.
— Euphoricstacy Presents: Sól & Sòmbra w/ Ale Acosta, Fulano, MEGUSTA, Craii, Body, Docrü, and Seron at ZeyZey
— Bannedcamp at SPICE CLUB HOLLYWOOD. Presented by Techno Collective and DLTA Division, features CIMINO, cyphss, Mr. Proper, Kevin Bithell, and Madison Kay, delivering a powerful mix across multiple techno subgenres including German techno, hard groove, minimal, hard, and hypnotic techno.
— Rumbass Vol.1 at The Corner brings together a full Dominican DJ lineup—SANTO, Lupreme, and SUZ—for a night of reggaetón, dembow, bachata, merengue, and palo, enhanced by live percussion. Chote Burger provides a curated burger selection.
— Punk Nights in Lil’ Havana w/ Ta bien, Achroite, and Augusto at Bar Nancy
FRI, JUN 06
— Enemy to All, Incarnate, Crippling Debt, and The Ashies at American Legion Post 92
— Origami Angel at Gramps
— 6th Annual Miss Wynwood Pride Pageant at R House. The lineup includes Tiffany Fantasia as host, Alyssa Hunter, reigning titleholder FKA Twink, and a tribute to drag icon Noel Leon. The evening features a mix of performance art, cocktails, bottle service, a full dinner menu, and a RuPaul’s Drag Race viewing party prior to the main competition.
— Listening Party: Pulp “More” at Sweat Records features the band's latest tracks, including the singles "Spike Island" and "Got To Have Love," showcasing their return to the music scene. Attendees can enjoy complimentary snacks and beverages, with a raffle offering Pulp-themed merchandise such as tote bags, notebooks, and badge sets.
— Bring Your Own Vinyl: Sade + Portishead at Big Cypress Distillery: Vinyl listening parties centered around the smooth sounds of Sade’s soul, jazz, and soft rock, paired with Portishead’s trip-hop and electronica. Guests are encouraged to bring rare vinyl records—if their selection is played, they receive a complimentary cocktail.
— TUFF Party at Willy's Wynwood by Wynwood Pride
SAT, JUN 07
— Fire & Fury at Miami Springs Recreation Center: also includes a halftime show by Castle Tournaments, recreating authentic medieval tournament fighting with armored combat. A vendor village offers a variety of local crafts, collectibles, and treats, with participating vendors such as Pastelito Papi, Wickedly Delicious Bake Shop, Black Lab Plants, Endo Wellness Miami, Indigenous Pop Art, Sammy’s Trinkets, Heidi’s Resins, and AARM Entertainment. Additionally, free face painting is available from the event sponsor, Face Painting by Me.
— One Summer Night at Bar Nancy featuring live sets by Ziga, Heneseas, and Demi Plane, complemented by a special DJ set from El Gargola. With 100% of ticket sales directed to the artists, the evening emphasizes support for local talent.
— Live at Sweat: JOYCULT & Raker at Sweat Records
— Indie Night w/ Cannibal Kids, Rohna, Camp Blu, & Stellus at Gramps
— VKTM: Veil of the Hunter Tour at Kemistry with support from @7dubz_ , @chango_dubz , @mongrel_dubz , @inaktivdub , @utilizemusic and @mooredubs
— Nicole Moudaber & Rafa Barrios at Club Space
— Emo Circus Prom at Domicile
— Resistance Rave at a secret location 👻 is a fundraiser dedicated to life-sustaining aid in Gaza, inspired by the B.A.S.S (Bay Area / Big Apple Solidarity Strike). The event aims to represent Miami's support for humanity in Gaza/Palestine, collaborating with DJ's Against Apartheid and local collectives to raise funds for the Dahnoun Mutual Aid. Taking place on the evening of Eid al-Adha, a time when Muslim communities come together in remembrance of their faith, the event seeks to give back to the oppressed people of Palestine, standing in solidarity with them during their time of hardship. The lineup includes Miami's finest DJs, creating a safe space for vocalizing the injustice overseas. The event is organized by PublicEnergy, with support from Miami Community Radio, Masisi, In Rotation Archive, Fun Raver, Pantheon World, and Public Energy.
— Digital Funk x Magnetica Jolt Takeover is a collaborative pop-up event for a night of deep sounds and raw energy. DJs Zamurai and Violeta lead the lineup, showcasing female artists pushing the underground scene forward with hypnotic sets that blur genre boundaries. The event features live tarot readings by Flowing Frequency, flash tattoos by Yago, and a pop-up market with local clothing brands curated by Helmut Helios.
— Yellow Brick Road Tour – Pizza Party at Nowhere
— No Curfew! at Over Under features performances by v1fro, GVMNT, and Moonraker, offering a blend of reggaetón, dembow, and Latin club edits.
— Listening Party: Turnstile "Never Enough" at Sweat Records Attendees will be among the first to hear the album in full, celebrating the band's evolution with a new lineup and fresh sound. The event includes giveaways such as a free 11x17 poster for everyone and a hand-numbered 5x7 black-and-white live photo available with album purchase. A grand prize drawing offers a chance to win an exclusive Turnstile event tee through a merch redemption code, with shipping included. This gathering blends early access with collector-worthy keepsakes for fans.
— Labyrinth of Thread: Laura Marsh and Inés Raiteri Opening curated by Saul Ostrow at Dot Fiftyone Gallery: Two solo exhibitions converge in a richly textured conversation on textile art, curated by Saul Ostrow. Featuring works by Laura Marsh and Inés Raiteri, the show weaves together bold embroidery, fiber structures, and painterly gestures that blur the lines between craft and critical reflection. Marsh draws on the visual culture of middle America with vibrant, text-based fabric installations, while Raiteri leans into ritual, geometry, and spiritual abstraction through communal textile practices. Together, they present an unorthodox and postmodern take on embroidery as both political tool and personal language.
— TUMBAO x PERREO DEL FUTURO: PERREOTÓN feat. LA CRUZ by Wynwood Pride
SUN, JUN 08
— CommuniTEA Dance Drag Show at Ziff Ballet Opera House Pop artist VINCINT headlines the event, delivering his acclaimed self-love anthems. The lineup also features dynamic drag performances by Ariesela, Sagittae Nidae, and Dominick Trixx Fatale, with DJ Musicat spinning an electrifying mix of house, pop, dance, and Latin beats. Emcee FayWhat?! brings her signature charisma to the stage, guiding the festivities. Attendees can explore the Pride Marketplace, showcasing local creatives, small businesses, and nonprofit organizations. Culinary offerings include empanadas, sliders, acai bowls, and a selection of beverages such as prosecco, wine, beer, and specialty cocktails, available during the happy hour from 4 to 6 p.m. The event is free to attend with an RSVP, providing an inclusive space for all ages to celebrate unity and self-expression.
— Miami Moviegoers: Miami Connection at Gramps featuring a screening of the 1987 martial arts musical Miami Connection. The film, known for its unique blend of synth-rock and martial arts action, follows a band of orphaned musicians battling a motorcycle gang involved in drug trafficking. Preceding the main feature, the short film Homemaker will be shown, with actor Gabrielle Alexander present for a Q&A session.
— Genesi at Floyd
