I've been to the Moore building various times over the last 15 years, but it is completely…read moredifferent now than it used to be. It has a few restaurants inside and roof top bar as well as a hotel and various different rooms to hang out in. There is art that rotates through every so often. Super cool place to venture in to for a drink, snack or event.

The Moore Building is absolutely gorgous! It's located in the heart of Design District but you can…read moreeasily walk right by it -- don't let that fool you though, once you enter you'll be amazed by the stunning architectural design the space has inside. I came here for an event recently and loved their bar area. Great spot to meet with friends and grab a drink after work. They host really cool and curated events here. I recently went to their backgammon social event and loved the vibes, the people and the space.

I love me an outdoor space for live performances and Miami Beach Bandshell is one of my favorite…read morespaces for that in the city. Located in North Miami Beach, the space is nice, spacious and right by the beach so you get this night time beach breeze (if you're attending an evening concert). They have a parking lot conveniently a block away and a bunch of street parking all around. Everytime I have attended an event here, it's typically seamless, well organized and an overall great time. They usually offer seats in the back end of the space, with standing free-space all around. Bars on the sides of the entrance and the stage in the middle. Since it is a smaller venue, you usually get a good view wherever you're at due to the size of the space. I love watching up and coming artists here because it's such an intimate experience.

Love love this intimate venue for concerts. Super art deco, and up close and personal with the…read moreperformance. This time we were seeing one of my all time faves, Chromeo. Such a good time! The venue sells pizza made to order and there are bars with beer and usually promo seltzer waters. They have some ADA seating but the venue is mostly standing room only, open air. Had a blast would definitely return.

Such a treat to visit the iconic Bath Club! Such a beautiful building, incredible service and…read morefood. I felt like I was transported to a movie set. If you have a chance to go, please do.

The Bath Club has the absolute best staff looking after the members! The setting is magical ant…read morethe attention to member needs is second to none.

If you are a Tequila lover and connoisseur or just want to taste and learn how Tequila became so…read morepopular, then you should rush over and experience Tequila Town next to Factory Town. Get your tickets thru Bucket Listers for a 20% discount. They range from $78 on up depending on which experience you want, like the private dining room in a cave. This is a pop-pop event that travels all over the US. Tequila Town is an immersive experience that blends art, architecture, music, ritual, and storytelling by transporting guests back to the original story of tequila in Mexico mixed with the pulsating creative energy of Miami. As you enter, you will receive a welcome glass of tequila to begin your experience. You also receive a passport that needs to be stamped in each room. There are 10 rooms there. When you buy your tickets, you will choose how many rooms you want to experience! You will enter a train in the beginning and a conductor will take you on a 3 minute "ride" thru Jalisco, Mexico explaining where tequila was originally made. Note: it was very warm in the train. Then you go to another room where another storyteller will explain more and so on. In each room, you will get to taste tequila. Each room has a different experience. Towards the end, there is a gentleman who will play his guitar and sing songs. The decorations thruout will give you many photo ops! At the end of the tour, you will enter the Gift shop where there is air conditioning and lots of tequila to buy as well as gifts. Ask about the 20% off when you buy your ticket. It was fun, interesting, and lively! All the tour guys were knowledgeable and friendly! You will get your money's worth for sure. Lots of photo ops and fun with friends.

Recommend for: - Cocktail enthusiast…read more - Tequila or spirit nerds. - Fans of Larping, amateur acting, immersive experiences. - Wallflowers or introverts that prefer a little structure to ease into socializing. - Fans of culture and casual, accessible anthropology. Maybe pop anthropology? - Disney adults who miss Epcot!! Not recommended for: - People looking to get hammered (although that might happen). - People looking for a straight up party (the tour guides are professional actors & stay in character. You don't NEED to play along, but it makes it more fun. Interrupting the guides with party outbursts ruins the experience, the preparation, the memorization, & improvisation that is going on.) Caveat for tequila nerds. - This is an entertainment experience. And I think it's meant to highlight the diversity of tequila, especially for the non-initiated. This is not a tasting. Nor is it targeted to long time tequila connoisseurs. This is entry-level & fun. But it's also a marketing exercise for the Proximo Spirits brands. There is no discussion of detailed topics tequila connoisseurs focus on: -NOMs, -terroir, -additive free versus additive, -how commercial farming practices jeopardize sustainability, -the issues with celebrity brands, -farmer and worker rights, -independent distilleries, -how modern and / or industrial tequila production differs from traditional or artisanal production, -the difference from other agave spirits, -the regional differences, -the complicated history of tequila marketing in the United States. But, that's not bad. And honestly, if that were the focus of this experience, I'm sure it would detract from the experience & also from a wider appeal. The experience does a great job in showing the diversity in tequila as a spirit. And does a lot to elevate tequila and separate it from the non-sophisticated (but still existent) reputation as a party liquor. It's also an homage to Mexico's cultural traditions & intangible contributions. In a time where the public focus on Mexico isn't always favorable, this served as a welcome experience!

Pretty nice!!! Went to a party there on Saturday, part of the gallery walk stops we made, and went…read moreback to. They have beautiful guitars lining the walls, a super cool pink piano - though I would have given it a few hot pink and black touches for the rocker effect. They had a few Gibson brands, but not many basses, which is cool, but my hubs plays the bass so that is what I always look for at any music-focused place. The party itself - pretty fun. Good music, live & DJ, and great drinks. Unfortunately I didn't get the name of the vodka which I loved (the raspberry one). It is a pretty open space. I'd love to see a note with some story on the guitars displayed - more museum like, I know - but that's what I like... I'm too curious to just look.

I attended a party here as well for the Friends of the New World Symphony. Having seen this place…read moreadvertised as the locale of various trendy events, I was intrigued. The showroom is located inside a building that contains many other businesses in the Design District. As typical of buildings in the Design District it was cool. I was not impressed with the acoustics of this place for the band that played at this particular party. The wide open, unfurnished place made it so one could only hear the music. The music was great, conversation was not -- it was made impossible.

Went here for Sunday brunch to get my soca & reggae fix. Went around 7:30PM…read moreAnd it was just getting warmed up, crowd started to pour in. There's some Limited seating/tables in the center facing the DJ otherwise standing room only. I imagine it would get quite packed for events. The bar was a lot disappointing. Bartenders didn't seem to care until it came time to ask for a tip-- which you can't add in to your bill if using a card. Not sure what they expected but I have not carried cash since 2010. DJs were great, private Ryan was there. Overall chill vibe for a Sunday. Nice venue but if it rains make a run for it as there is not much cover overhead

I would not recommend this venue for hosting a large event. My experience was extremely…read moredisappointing, mainly because of how attendees were treated by the security staff. Security was unnecessarily aggressive, used profanity while speaking to guests, held up the entry line, and created an uncomfortable environment from the moment people arrived. There were also instances where interactions became more physical than they needed to be, which was completely unprofessional. When you're paying to host or attend an event, you expect guests to be treated with respect. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case here. The lack of professionalism from the security team overshadowed what should have been an enjoyable experience. I would not choose this venue again for a large gathering.

Great venue to see a Dj because it's not huge and you can get up and personal. Great bartender…read moreservice. Love the space and concept. However the AC situation is a huge problem. You could feel the heat as soon as you walked in. They said it's always like that but their AC could not have been functioning. They had huge fans inside just recirculating the hot air. It was like a sauna no lie. Everyone was pouring sweat!!! Soaked clothes! The floor was so wet from sweat. If it hadn't been for seeing my favorite DJ I'd probably left.

Such a cool concept -- Wynwood Studio is an open slate to creating your dream function. I came here…read morefor a private event the other day and the immersive experience alongside vendors, DJ's and a fun community made this place magical!

I went for an art exhibit, but you'd think it was some super special VIP affair with celebrities…read morewith the way security was handled. I must have been IDed a minimum of three times. Every time I thought I could finally put my license away, there was someone else asking for it. That aside, the actual show in itself was wondrous. The creativity was booming, as was the atmosphere itself, which made having a conversation nearly impossible. It was loud, full of people, and it was a Friday night. Not to mention that with admission you got a free drink. This was clearly popular! I had a Jack and lemonade and it was refreshing. I also tried a Jack with ginger, I believe, and that was just as good (or nearly anyway). I would have stayed longer, but I wanted to chat with company, and besides, we had a dinner reservation elsewhere.

My most recent visit to Soho Studios was for the Jack Daniels Art, Beats & Lyrics event last…read moreweekend though I've been here for various other art & music events. A detailed review depends on how the event promoter organizes it and what's included, so I think 4 stars is about fair. Architecturally, the space is an open warehouse with a steel truss roof and lots of open space. However, this can make for iffy acoustics. Street parking, as with almost any time there's an event in Miami, is a challenge so your best bet coming here is to UberLyftCab. I didn't have to use the bathroom any of the times I went so no comment, but the overall space seemed pretty clean. For my most recent event (the Jack Daniels' one), the art was hip-hop based and besides full paintings there were smaller prints for $25 available. That looked like a great way to start your art collection! The friend I went with and I had dinner plans elsewhere, but there was also a concert happening. As far as comp drinks, there was only one per person and I seem to recall it being more generous in years past. At least my Jack & Ginger was pretty good, with just the right amount of sweet to balance out the whiskey.