The Best Things to Do in Miami This Weekend: September 24 - 28

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WED, SEP 24

— Photo Book Speed Date at Vizcaya Museum & Gardens brings together art, music, and community in a night designed to spark dialogue and discovery. Miami photographer Josh Aronson leads a “Photo Book Speed Date,” where guests bring their favorite art or photography books and share pages in timed rounds, turning imagery into conversations that feel both personal and collective. The evening expands with live music on Biscayne Bay, after-hours access to the moonlit gardens and the historic Main House, and interactive art-making stations that invite playful participation. Accessibility is thoughtfully considered, with activities located in areas free of stairs or accessible by ramps, ensuring the experience remains welcoming to all.
— March for the Right to Leisure and Tenderness at Dale Zine marks Ad Minoliti’s first solo exhibition in the city. Drawing inspiration from Bob Black’s 1980 manifesto “The Abolition of Work,” the show explores collective experiences beyond the structures of labor, using printed matter as a medium. The exhibition features zines, artist multiples, and a new series of limited-edition prints, blending illustration, design, and storytelling. The opening reception includes music by Oly.IRL and drinks provided by House of Bars, offering an immersive, creative atmosphere for visitors to meet the artist and engage with the work.
— History Talks: Miami’s Boom Era Communities: Hialeah at HistoryMiami Museum. Dr. Paul S. George, the museum's Resident Historian, leads a discussion celebrating the city's centennial, highlighting its transformation from the "Gateway to the Everglades" to a vibrant community. The session delves into Hialeah's renowned racetrack at Hialeah Park, once frequented by luminaries such as Winston Churchill, Princess Grace of Monaco, and Elizabeth Taylor. Additionally, the conversation touches upon the iconic welcome sign featuring Jack Tigertail, a Seminole tribal member. Adolfo B. Martin, Librarian at Hialeah Public Libraries, joins Dr. George to share insights from the library's extensive collections, with the discussion moderated by WLRN's Helen Acevedo. This event is presented in partnership with Hialeah Public Libraries, the City of Hialeah, and WLRN.
— Brook Pridemore, Yankee Roses, Ryan Carney, Hiding the Oranges & Headfirst at Gramps.

THU, SEP 25

— PAMMSonic with DJ Gia Fu at Pérez Art Museum Miami. The evening's schedule includes happy hour specials at Verde from 5–8 pm, a Pride tour inside the galleries at 6 pm, and DJ Gia Fu on the terrace from 7–9 pm. Inside the museum, attendees can take a tour, participate in art-making activities with local artists, or explore new exhibitions and permanent collection galleries until 9 pm.
— Listening Party: Geese “Getting Killed” at Sweat.
— FilmGate Music Videos Festival 2025 at Miami Beach Bandshell. Attendees can enjoy immersive screenings, live performances, and a filmmaker Q&A session, providing insights into the creative processes behind the featured works. The festival aims to showcase the dynamic intersection of music and visual storytelling, highlighting the talents of Florida's music video creators.
— Introducing: Free Whenever at ZeyZey.

FRI, SEP 26

— Los Amigos Invisibles "2025 World Tour" at Miami Beach Bandshell.
— Dynasty: An 80s Dance Party features DJ Dino Rio spinning classic 80s tracks at Shirley’s Theater.
— Listening Party: Neko Case “Neon Grey Midnight Green” at Sweat Records.
— RAPTURE RAVE at SUPERNATURAL HAUS features performances by Trippie Hippie, Miss Purple Shampoo, and Robyn Sin Love, delivering an electrifying mix of house, dance, and electronic beats. Hosts FKA Twink and Ariesela shape the night’s immersive atmosphere, with a suggested dress code emphasizing pink and sexy outfits.

SAT, SEP 27

— OurMarket at The Underline transforms The Inter Grove Gallery into a lively celebration of creativity and community, curated by Let's Get Together. Attendees explore a full day of live music, DJs, and hands-on workshops, from figure drawing sessions led by Raw Figs to interactive projects with INVAED Studio. Local artists, fashion creators, and emerging musicians fill the space with energy and imagination, inviting guests to experience art, culture, and collaboration up close. The event fosters meaningful connections and playful discovery, making the gallery a vibrant hub for artistic expression.
— Hexed Miami presents: Its A Goth Party! Ft Glass Chapel and The Grey Tones at Bar Nancy immerses guests in a night of shadow and sound, curated by Legion Events Miami. The evening features live performances by Glass Chapel from Jacksonville and The Grey Tones from South Florida, plus DJ Vee and guest DJ Jeffo from New York spin a mix of dark wave, post-punk, cold wave, and minimal synth tracks. The event is 21+, with a dress code encouraging attendees to embrace their darkest selves.
— Zapato 3 at Miami Beach Bandshell.
— Lovers Lore presents HoaHoaHoa Night at Beat Culture Brewery Lovers Lore Books & Events and Beat Culture Brewery bring the world of The Twilight Saga to life in an immersive, book-themed evening featuring a full movie screening, a Twilight costume contest with prizes for the top three looks, themed photo opportunities for fans to capture nostalgic moments, and curated snack and drink offerings to enjoy within the fandom atmosphere. Presented with a playful nod to Team Edward and Team Jacob, the night centers on celebrating the saga’s legacy and engaging with fellow book lovers in a festive, thematic setting.
— Perreo Del Futuro: Dinamarca + Methmath present Pachamami with RIVER MOON, LE POODLE, MARTE B2B SATURNSARII at The Ground.
— LIVE AT SWEAT: Swamp Lily Chamber Orchestra.
— Urban Sketching Session at South Beach Post Office. Led by instructor Will McGaul, participants of all skill levels are invited to explore the fundamentals of plein air drawing in the vibrant South Beach setting. The session covers techniques such as perspective, proportion, composition, and the use of various media, including both wet and dry materials. Attendees will also learn to utilize color schemes—complementary, analogous, or monochromatic—to enhance their sketches, employing methods like spattering and scraping to bring their artwork to life. The workshop is designed to help artists simplify complex scenes and effectively convey the dynamic energy of urban environments. Participants are required to bring their own materials, including a sketchbook (approximately 9x12 inches), pens, pencils, markers, and a portable seating option.
— Zeyzey And Salsa Z Present: Daymé Arocena
— EMO SIN NIGHT at ORIGINAL SIN TAVERN.

SUN, SEP 28

— Fuming Mouth, High Command, Upon Stone at American Legion Post 92.
— Dear Everything: A Musical Uprising for the Earth at Miami Beach Bandshell combines the urgency of the climate crisis with the power of collective action, following a group of young people, led by Sophia, who fight to save their forest. The production features contributions from Tony and Obie Award-winning playwright V (formerly Eve Ensler), director Diane Paulus, Grammy-nominated songwriter Justin Tranter, and features Idina Menzel as well as a cast including Crystal Monee Hall, YDE, Paravi, Luke Ferrari, Michael Williams, Brittany Campbell, Javier Muñoz, and Terence Archie.
— Miami On Waxx: Eagle Room pop up at Hoy Como Ayer presents a vinyl experience featuring live DJ sets by @ackdaddy, @sandee.music, and TMD from @command_center_records. Curated record pop-ups include @command_center_records, @t_bag_records_miami, and @tikitumbao, offering attendees a chance to explore unique vinyl collections. The event also hosts a Stitch Switch vintage clothing swap (@stitchswitchmia), encouraging guests to buy, trade, or donate items while enjoying a community-focused music and cultural gathering.
— The Music of Shakira for Kids at ZeyZey.
— CAVEMAN CULT with Undercrypt and Criminally Insane at Las Rosas.
— Miami Moviegoers Presents: Run Lola Run Screening & Wynwood Walking Tour at Gramps (inside Shirley's).