Miami

Situated between Midtown and Wynwood, this pop-up food festival with LA roots brings together nearly 30 major names in the Miami culinary scene for a day of chilled-out, family-friendly hangs. Versailles, Tam Tam, Ted’s Burgers, Liger’s, Miami Slice, KYU, Shiso, the Wolf of Tacos, Palacio de los Jugos and Peacock Ramen are just a few of the vendors on deck for Saturday. All that nosh is complemented by a lineup of hip-hop-leaning local DJs (DZA, Silent Addy and more) and a collection of large-scale immersive art experiences and custom installations presided over by the festival’s artistic director, New York’s famed Nina Chanel Abney. Expect a bold and colorful backdrop to the inaugural Miami festival, which will also feature streetwear collabs, a domino tournament and more surprises. 110 NE 36th St, Miami, FL 33137

Black Coffee, the Grammy-winning South African DJ and producer, will take over the historic Miami-Dade County Courthouse for a one-night-only, open-air performance courtesy of the folks at Space Miami. The civic landmark will serve as a dramatic backdrop for Black Coffee's soulful, high-energy set. General admission tickets are on sale now for guests 18 and older, while VIP access, which grants flexible entry, is limited to those 21 and up. Outside of the Miami-Dade Courthouse, 73 West Flagler Street, Miami