South Florida

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LIV Nightclub

Fontainebleau Miami Beach

LIV at Fontainebleau Miami Beach is consistently ranked among the world's top five nightclubs. The 18,000 sq ft venue inside the iconic Fontainebleau hotel hosts A-list DJ residencies — Calvin Harris, DJ Snake, Kygo — alongside celebrity tables and a Friday morning sunrise afterparty that has become a Miami institution.

Space Miami

Downtown Miami / Overtown

Space is Miami's most legendary underground electronic music club — a 24-hour warehouse club that presents the world's greatest techno and house DJs for marathons that begin on Saturday night and continue through Sunday evening. Its rooftop terrace open to the Miami sky, legendary after-hours culture, and history of presenting everyone from Carl Cox to Skrillex to Loco Dice make it one of the most important electronic music clubs in the world.

Bardot Miami

Wynwood

Bardot is Miami's most beloved live music nightclub — a Wynwood venue presenting an extraordinary mix of international touring bands, DJ acts, and live electronic performances in an intimate, beautifully designed 650-capacity room. Its programming philosophy, which treats electronic music artists as live performers worthy of the same intimacy as rock bands, has made it Wynwood's most culturally significant music venue.

Revolution Live Fort Lauderdale

Downtown Fort Lauderdale

Revolution Live is Fort Lauderdale's premier live music nightclub — a 1,500-capacity venue presenting touring rock, hip-hop, and electronic acts for the Broward County market. Fort Lauderdale's role as the northernmost anchor of South Florida's entertainment economy and its unique identity as both a spring break destination and an affluent residential city creates demand for quality live music that Revolution Live serves consistently.

LIV Miami Beach

South Beach / Fontainebleau

LIV is one of the world's most famous nightclubs — the Fontainebleau Miami Beach's legendary 18,000-square-foot club that has been ranked the top-grossing nightclub in the United States every year since its 2008 opening, generating over $30 million annually. Its extraordinary combination of celebrity clientele, internationally recognized resident and touring DJs, and the iconic Fontainebleau setting have made LIV the defining nightclub experience of 21st-century Miami's global entertainment reputation.

E11even Miami

Downtown Miami

E11even is Miami's most unique 24-hour ultra club — a Downtown Miami venue combining live topless dancing (in a club entertainment format, not a strip club), world-class DJ entertainment, and bottle service in a format that only Miami could produce. Its hybrid entertainment concept, continuous 24-hour operation, and position in Downtown Miami's rapidly developing entertainment district have made it one of the most discussed nightlife venues in the United States.

Broward Center Fort Lauderdale

Riverwalk Arts & Entertainment District

Broward Center for the Performing Arts is Fort Lauderdale's premier cultural venue — a 2,700-seat concert hall presenting Broadway touring productions, Florida Grand Opera, and major concerts in the Riverwalk Arts & Entertainment District. Its role as Broward County's cultural anchor creates the performing arts infrastructure for Florida's second most populous county and positions Fort Lauderdale as a comprehensive entertainment destination beyond its traditional beach party identity.

Wynwood Arts District Miami

Wynwood

Wynwood is Miami's most creative entertainment district — a former Puerto Rican garment district transformed by the Wynwood Walls street art complex into one of the most visited outdoor galleries in the world, surrounded by craft breweries, cocktail bars, galleries, and restaurants. Wynwood Art Basel events, First Saturday gallery walks, and the continuous presence of world-class street art from Shepard Fairey, Os Gemeos, and dozens of other international artists make Wynwood Miami's most culturally significant neighborhood.

Kaseya Center Bayside Marketplace

Bayside Marketplace / Downtown Miami

Bayside Marketplace is downtown Miami's open-air waterfront entertainment complex adjacent to Kaseya Center arena on Biscayne Bay. Regular live music, outdoor bars, restaurants, and Biscayne Bay water taxi service create a natural gathering point for Miami gaming visitors and cruise passengers. Bayside's proximity to the gaming corridor of Coconut Creek, Dania Beach, and Aventura makes it a popular entertainment base for South Florida's casino market.

Bayfront Park Amphitheater Miami

Bayfront Park Amphitheater is Miami's most spectacular outdoor concert venue — a Biscayne Bay waterfront setting presenting major concerts with the Miami skyline as a backdrop in one of the world's most visually dramatic outdoor performance environments. Miami's extraordinary diversity (one of the most internationally diverse cities in the United States), its Latin cultural influence, and its world-famous nightlife create an outdoor concert culture of global cultural significance.

Las Olas Entertainment Boulevard Fort Lauderdale

Las Olas Boulevard

Las Olas Boulevard is Fort Lauderdale's most elegant entertainment corridor — the tree-lined street connecting downtown Fort Lauderdale to the beach that houses the city's finest restaurants, cocktail bars, and boutiques. Fort Lauderdale's transformation from Spring Break capital to the sophisticated yachting and cultural destination it has become is best represented on Las Olas, where the entertainment programming has evolved from party bars to James Beard-level restaurants alongside sophisticated cocktail destinations.

South Beach Entertainment District Miami Beach

South Beach / Ocean Drive

South Beach is one of the world's most famous entertainment destinations — the Ocean Drive Art Deco district of Miami Beach where pastel Art Deco hotels, palm trees, and the Atlantic Ocean create the most photographed urban beach scene in America. The South Beach entertainment ecosystem, anchored by the world's top nightclubs, internationally acclaimed restaurants, and a beach culture of extraordinary beauty and glamour, draws 14 million visitors annually and generates more entertainment revenue per square mile than virtually any destination in the world.