This is Jezebel’s first ever Thanksgiving and you can tell they’re excited. The “Jive Turkey” night features soulful tracks from the ‘70s and ‘80s, spun by none other than Biz Markie, who we’re sure will give you a good stuffing recipe if you ask nicely. Nov 22 at 11pm $20–30.ġ Hotel’s rooftop lounge Watr is throwing a special edition of its Funk Shui party. Your cardiovascular options are plentiful: take the stairs to E11even’s second floor a few times, do a yoga pose or two on the E11even rooftop and dance your heart out when Cardi B takes the stage that night to perform “Bodak Yellow” in what will surely be one big R-rated singalong. Nov 22 at 10pm free.Į11even is a good spot to burn some calories pre-Thanksgiving.

Those looking to avoid running into awful high school acquaintances might want to opt for this party, which should be brimming with models and socialites who couldn’t give a damn if you once cried in Mrs. Komodo Lounge, normally open Fridays and Saturdays, is hosting a special Wednesday night party in honor of the notoriously boozy Thanksgiving Eve. Dress code: do we really need to say it? Nov 22 at 9pm $10. This year, Wynwood's Gramps is the lucky one that will get to host some live '80s music courtesy of The State Of, dozens of poofy dresses and an Ozone-burning amount of hairspray. Founded by Sweat Records' Lolo Reskin, '80s Prom has bounced from venue to venue throughout the years. So why not spend Thanksgiving Eve drinking, dancing and awkwardly saying hello to people you haven't seen since 2006? Here are the best places in Miami to do just that.įor 15 years now, the annual '80s Prom has been Miami's undisputed champion of pre-Thanksgiving parties. All your friends are in town and you know your only obligation the next day is to wake up late and eat as much food as humanly possible. This has probably been true since the days of the Pilgrims.

When: Saturday, November 24, 11 p.m.-Sunday, November 25, 3 a.m.The day before Thanksgiving is a shitshow. Guests can enjoy the music stylings of well-known DJs while drinking and dancing the night away. The Wynwood Yard will host yet another dance party this Saturday night, only this time, the tunes will be reggae. Brunch-goers can enjoy music from Orlando-based DJs, specials on cocktail pitchers and an expansive brunch menu.Īdmission: $0-$10 for RSVP $10-$50 for table reservationsĬlick here for more details, and to get your tickets Back-A-Yard Reggae Night With a motto like 'Drink well, brunch often,' guests know what to expect from the Bad 'N' Boozy Brunch this Saturday afternoon. 29th St.Īdmission: Free with RSVP for women $15 for menĬlick here for more details, and to get your tickets Bad 'N' Boozy Brunch at Bloom Skybar With several DJs in tow, counting down the best of 2018's island beats, attendees can dance under the Miami skyline. Warm up for Turkey Day with a Big Phat Thanksgiving bash at The Wynwood Yard. Expect to dance to '80s pop, hip-hop, dance, new wave, rock, goth and industrial music while enjoying elegant decorations, drink specials, a photo booth and more.Ĭlick here for more details, and to get your tickets Big Phat Thanksgiving Those looking for a blast from the past can enjoy the 16th Annual '80s Prom at Gramps. Attendees can work out, de-stress and mingle before the holidays at this free gathering, and a few lucky yogis will walk away with new Lululemon gear.Ĭlick here for more details, and to get your tickets The 16th Annual '80s Prom at Gramps Lululemon and Ironhack are teaming up to bring you Pre-Turkey Yoga. Pre-Turkey Rooftop Yoga with LuLuLemon and Ironhack Links included in this article may earn Hoodline a commission on clicks and transactions. Hoodline offers data-driven analysis of local happenings and trends across cities. Read on for a rundown of ideas for how to fill your calendar. From rooftop yoga to reggae night, there's plenty to enjoy in Miami this week.

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