These are the best things to do in Miami this weekend

South Beach supper club Villa Azur opens its sprawling outdoor terrace for a themed ladies’ night. Carrie Bradshaw’s beloved cosmo will be the drink du jour served in oversized ‘tini glasses for $10 all night. Reservations are encouraged as you’ll need a seat to groove in (no standing around) alongside your three favorite pals. Fri at 6pm

Go on a mental, tropical vacation with Havana Club rum ambassador Gio Gutierrez and Esotico’s Daniele Dalla Pola—a mixologist and self-proclaimed tiki enthusiast. Follow along as the two mix, stir and shake a variety of island cocktails featuring—what else?—rum. Thinking about dressing the part? Beter get those Aloha shirts ready: The person with the brightest, boldest, Polynesian-inspired wardrobe wins a $100 SOBEWFF® 2021 ticket credit. Fri at 7pm

The Downtown museum celebrates the release of Netflix’s Mucho Mucho Amor: The Legend of Water Mercado—the much-anticipated documentary about the Puerto Rican astrologer and luminary—with an interactive virtual watch party. Rock your most extravagant cape and tune in at 9pm for the doc, and stick around for a live conversation with its filmmakers, Cristina Costantini, Alex Fumero and Kareem Tabsch. Fri at 9pm

One of this year's Time In Award nominees and local broth connoisseur, What Soup Miami, pops up at Coral Gables coffee shop House of Per'la. If you've ever wanted to try one of the fresh, homemade borschts, bisques or other soul-warming creations from the delivery-only concept, here's your shot to scoop up a pint of caldo verde, roasted cauliflower, corn bisque or carrot in person for just $6. Sun 9am–noon

Miami’s first-ever drive-in cinema returns this weekend with showings of Abominable and Gladiator. Expect the full movie-going experience with new films every week, concessions delivered to your car and, yes, even restrooms. Sat at various times; $30 per vehicle.

This year’s mango festival may be canceled but Fairchild, which grows more than 500 varieties on its properties, is celebrating Miami’s unofficial fruit all month long. Find the tropical delight whipped into dishes by local chefs and restaurants, including vegan dessert by Bunnie Cakes, ice cream by Sweet Melody and a refreshing sour beer by Lincoln Beard’s Brewing to fuel you while exploring the fields. Fri–Sun 10am–4pm

Still not ready to hit the gym? Get fit outdoors courtesy of the Lincoln Road BID, who puts on free fitness classes every weekend. The sessions kick off on Saturday with boot camp by Tony Thomas (RSVP here) and continue on Sunday with Warrior Flow yoga (RSVP here). The open-air space will be breezy and socially distanced, and completely complimentary.

Hard Rock Stadium continues to screen movies in its massive outdoor cinema this weekend, featuring throwbacks like Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure and Space Jam and more recent flicks such as Palm Springs. Viewings are available all weekend and guests will have two options for viewing: the in-stadium drive-up or the open-air fountain plaza. Fri–Sun at various times

The Youth Fair may have been canceled but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy your favorite midway foods this year. This weekend, head to the Miami-Dade Expo grounds for three days of elephant ears, corndogs, cotton candy and all the other tasty, carnival eats you can possibly stomach. The Fair Food Drive-Thru takes place Friday through Sunday from 4 to 9pm.