
Miami Art in Freedom Tower, Then LIV Beats and Hot Chicken
Contemporary art fills a Mediterranean Revival landmark, then LIV DJs till 5 AM, a 1960s TV studio stage and Reaper-hot sliders.


Freedom Tower at Miami Dade College brings contemporary art into this Miami-area lineup. This historic Mediterranean Revival landmark operates as a museum in downtown Miami, hosting exhibitions and cultural programming. Its architectural setting gives the guide a culture-first opening before the later stops turn to DJ sets, live performances and Nashville-style hot chicken.
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LIV Nightclub Miami brings electronic and hip-hop sets by world-famous DJs to the Fontainebleau Miami Beach hotel. Lighting and visual effects shape the room. Some visitors describe more tables and stairs than space for open dancing. The club opens Thursday through Sunday at 11 PM and closes at 5 AM the following morning. Entry is 21+ with a strict dress code.
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Live Nation's The Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater occupies a mid-century Art Deco building that was once the studio home of 1960s television shows including The Jackie Gleason Show. Its intimate stage hosts touring live music, comedy, theater and special events. The box office is open Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11 AM to 6 PM. General admission uses wristbands.
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Dave's Hot Chicken serves crispy, hand-breaded Nashville hot chicken sliders and tenders in Wynwood. Seven spice levels run from Not Hot to Reaper. Diners note that the heat climbs quickly. Hours run from 11 AM to 2 AM Sunday through Thursday and until 3 AM on Friday and Saturday nights.
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