Miami weekends are never still, and September feels especially electric. The city’s cultural mix stretches beyond glossy headliners into corners where punk, noise, post-punk, and experimental art thrive alongside food, galleries, and community gatherings. It’s a reminder of how eclectic Miami really is—galleries opening thought-provoking shows, bands ripping into distortion at intimate bars, and spaces where local collectives turn ideas into unforgettable nights. That blend of grit and imagination is what makes the city so culturally rich, and this weekend brings no shortage of reasons to dive in.
We’re giving away two tickets to see Los Amigos Invisibles at the Bandshell on September 26, with winners announced tomorrow, Friday, September 12, in the late afternoon.
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FRI, SEP 12
— An End of Summer Farm to Table Dinner Party at Muse Studio is an intimate evening featuring a five-course, farm-to-table menu curated by Chef Christopher Austin and crafted from peak-season, locally sourced ingredients. Each dish is thoughtfully paired with wines selected by a professional sommelier. Live jazz fills the space, creating a relaxed and inviting atmosphere, while every course highlights the best of seasonal, local produce, delivering a memorable farm-to-table dining experience.
— Gonzalo Hernández solo exhibition opening: Félix, Richard and Me at David Castillo Gallery presents a series of monumental jacquard-woven textiles that engage in a dialogue with the works of Félix González-Torres and Richard Serra. Through these works, Hernández reflects on labor, care, and presence, reactivating the gestures of these artists to question their relevance in contemporary art practice. Born in Lima, Peru, and based in Miami, Hernández has exhibited internationally, including at the XVI Bienal de Cuenca, and his work is held in collections such as ICPNA (Lima) and the Savannah College of Art and Design.
— The Callous Daoboys at American Legion Post 92 with special guests UnityTX, Your Spirit Dies, and Crush++, with local support from Ninth Gate representing the South Florida scene.
— Mini Bookmaking Workshop at Oolite Arts Instructor Willie Baez guides participants through creating small, handmade books using a 12” x 12” sheet of paper. The workshop covers simple binding techniques and incorporates various art forms, including drawing, painting, collage, and printmaking. All materials are provided, and no prior experience is necessary. The workshop is conducted in both English and Spanish and is open to individuals aged 15 and older.
— Recent Paintings by Luciana Rondolini at Simetría Doméstica Space showcases a collection of contemporary works that explore texture, color, and form through a distinctive artistic lens. The exhibition features a curated selection of Rondolini’s latest paintings, offering visitors an intimate look at her creative process and thematic explorations. Guests are invited to engage with the art in a welcoming gallery setting, alongside contributions from collaborators including Vertical de Agua and Dimensions Variable.
— ZeyZey Presents: Skillibeng.
— Perreo Del Pasado at The Corner.
SAT, SEP 13
— Coffee Club miami at Ultra Padel Club.
— Brunch & Dance with Intention by Zoel at Morgan's Miami.
— Shojos Dojo Rooftop Party at Vela Sky.
— Millennial Party at Bougainvillea's Old Florida Tavern featuring DJ Diaga in the Backyard and The Flirt in the Living Room.
— PRIMER by Marianna Angel at Edge Zones Art Center. Part of the "Beyond Performance" exhibition, Primer explores the cyclical nature of creation and destruction, reflecting on the instability of memory and the limitations of language. The opening reception runs from 6–9 PM, offering an immersive experience that delves into themes of dissociation and fragmented narratives.
— Free Family Fun Day: Traditions of Serbia at HistoryMiami Museum features a dynamic lineup of activities, including performances by the folk dance group Bistra Voda and the Ballet Academy of St. Petersburg, FL, as well as dance workshops led by artist-in-residence Miloš Damnjanović. Guests can engage in hands-on art making with Serbian visual artist Bojana Ilic (BOJITT), explore Serbian calligraphy demonstrations, and enjoy craft activities throughout the day. The museum also showcases displays of Serbian fashion by Marina Micanovic and Ana Tomic, folk costumes in partnership with St. Simeon Serbian Orthodox Cathedral, and a Cultural Square exhibit highlighting the Serbian Cyrillic alphabet. Authentic Serbian cuisine is available courtesy of Rakija Lounge, and glass engraving sessions are offered by Ivana Rashlich. This free event provides an opportunity to experience the depth of Serbian culture through music, dance, art, and cuisine.
— Newly Opposed and Madkelly with Intrabloom, Trust Nobody, and Tongue Tied at Gramps.
— Little Haiti Little River Art Days Trolley Tour invites visitors to explore Miami’s vibrant arts district through a guided trolley tour starting at Locust Projects. The trolley makes one loop with 20-minute stops at key venues including Galbut Institute, Pan American Art, N’Namdi Contemporary, Dot Fiftyone Gallery, Homework, Dimensions Variable, Collective 62, Joyce Billet Studio & Project Space, Laundromat Art Space, Art X 366, and Diana Lowenstein Gallery. The tour runs from 12–5 PM, followed by an after-party at Lakou from 5–7 PM. Participating galleries and art spaces showcase contemporary visual art, installations, and curated exhibitions, creating a dynamic, neighborhood-wide cultural experience.
— Lost Souls at Studio24 Coffee is transforming the space into a participatory art installation exploring themes of awakening, self-discovery, and community. Attendees can create custom Lost Soul stickers representing their unique energy, contribute to a growing collaborative artwork, and shop limited edition posters and original pieces. The event features live DJs, specialty coffee, and opportunities to connect with fellow art enthusiasts, blending visual art, music, and community engagement into a single interactive experience.
— Good Co. Presents: The Barrel Room Sessions at The Tank Brewing Co. featuring The Wax Worms, Paraphanalia, Rug, Riggs & Company, and Isaac Elias, plus DJ Chaos! setting the mood.
— Little River Flea at Paya.
— Adopt-A-Pup on the Space Terrace in partnership with Miami-Dade Animal Rescue fills the rooftop with joy as dogs and kittens wait to meet their forever families. The day is all about connection, with plenty of snuggles, playtime, and the chance to go home with a rescued best friend. Adding to the experience, chefs from Space Odyssey gift bites that make the afternoon even more inviting. Beneath the sunshine and city skyline, compassion takes center stage with the hope of reaching a 100% adoption rate.
— ZeyZey Presents: Dariu.
— ZeyZey Selects: John Carroll Kirby (Early Show).
SUN, SEP 14
— South Florida Cake Swap at Vizcaya Village Farmers Market is a community gathering where participants bring homemade cakes—ranging from layered to loafed, and including vegan or gluten-free options—to share and sample. This free event, inspired by New York's Cake Picnic Tour, encourages bakers to provide ingredient cards to accommodate dietary preferences. Attendees can enjoy a picnic-style afternoon on the lawn, exchange baking stories, and explore the Vizcaya Village Farmers Market, featuring over 30 local vendors offering fresh produce, artisan goods, and more.
— Equinox Booking Presents: Self Inflicted Wound at American Legion Post 92.
— Mariposa Night Market at Conventillo.
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