This is a cool Miami outdoor market full of specialty vendors who make items that may not be so…read moreeasily found elsewhere. Unique home decor, art, fashion, design, food and so much more. Markets for Makers was originally founded in 2015 and have expanded to a few different locations. After speaking with some of the vendors, this Miami Market for Makers usually takes place at The Moore Building on a multi level indoor space. The outdoor market in the Miami Design District at Jungle Plaza happens from time to time. Check their Instagram page or website for regular updates. They thrive on helping small businesses get to the forefront of the community. I love this. They have so many different vendors such as clothing, accessories, jewelry, gourmet foods, pet stuff, candles and so much more. The outdoor space is stunning and the hosts of the event are incredibly organized and efficient. Love the space, decor, vendors and just about everything about this event. Keep an eye out on their website for upcoming dates as this is not a regular weekly farmers market type of event. Happy to be able to attend this and check out all the cool vendors involved. They maintain safety precautions by asking all attendees and makers to wear masks at all times except when you're eating or drinking. There is a space with picnic tables for this. Come out for a beautiful day outdoors and check out these cool makers. After you're done, stick around and walk around the Miami Arts District. You won't regret it. I can't tell you how much I love this outdoor market concept, especially during this time of Covid.

My niece and I had a great time at this event for Pre Valentine's weekend. We got a chance to look…read moreat a lot different vendors that were either selling jewelry, clothes, skin care products or food. It definitely caters to everyone no matter your taste. Plus, you get a chance to be outdoors and enjoy some music as well as food while you shop.

Yes to a Great mission and great cause! We have donated many times and always find some gems when…read moreshopping!

This place feels so welcoming and funky. I was immediately drawn to the whimsical aesthetic of the…read moreplace and the prices are phenomenal. A hidden gem id like to keep that way haha. The selections were pretty slim, there wasn't many size options. I saw a lot of 2 and 22-24 not many in between unfortunately. I'm sure it's because they're all gone and I'll just have to try again later. The service was also fantastic, they were helpful and ready when needed but also minded their business while we were shopping around. Frequent visits are a must- I'll be back!

I found out about Launch Arte on both the Events section here and one of the other social sites and…read moreby the name I wasn't sure if it was a magazine or an actual event site. B) is the correct answer, and what a cool little site it was. Located in the courtyard of an old church - which gave the cool vibe of lounge music in a church - Launch Arte is a cool way to spend an hour on Saturday. While there, I had the pleasure of listening to a mash-up of old school jazzed up hip hop, philosophical watches, and cool (though only ladieswear so far) cool clothes. A local (yes, Hialeahan) artist was exhibiting stenciled and computer graphics pieces and even had an area for YOU to exhibit your creative side. Yelp even had a table, and I got me a Yelp stick!:) Foodwise, there were 3 of the Miami modern delicacies: Feverish Ice Cream (gotta try their mango ice cream, even if it's a cold 60 degrees out), Jefe's (their burgers look awesome), DoggiStyle (Chicken burgers, nice) and the Two Girls with their Cupcakes). Looking forward to checking this out again!

I absolutely adore this place! I support shopping local and this is a great example! You can get…read moreanything and everything from fresh food to vintage apparel to doggie clothes. Lets not forget food trucks! It is a great event to do on a Saturday. Inside tip: if you go enough times and show your face to your favorite stands, they might give you hook up when its time to purchase something. Thats what I do ;) Another note: bring cash! Some vendors do accept credit cards but not all. You dont want to miss out on a great purchase because you forgot to pass by the ATM

First of all, do not try to shoplift in the spot because they will catch you. Second of all, this…read morewas one of the best Goodwill I have been to and the selection was great and the staff were wonderful and I'm certainly making a trip here next time I'm in Miami.

Don't bother going here. Terrible clothes, no air conditioning during the summer, and the woman…read moreworking the dressing rooms, Gloria, is extremely rude to all the customers every single time I've been there. I have never experienced such blatant disrespect from a service worker before. She has ignored people asking to unlock the bathroom or the fitting rooms and this last bad experience I had was enough to ensure I never come back here.