Club Space

"Space is a classic Miami club that opened in 2000. Unlike most clubs, it isn’t too claustrophobic, and thanks to all the plants and a semi-open roof, Space’s terrace kind of feels like being outside. These days it’s both a club for people who actually care who’s behind the DJ booth and people who want to dance until the sun hits them in the face—which literally happens thanks to that semi-open roof. Just know that headlining DJs often don’t come on until 3am, so go ahead and order that espresso after dinner." - ryan pfeffer, virginia otazo

"Space is an OG Miami club that opened in 2000. Unlike most clubs, it isn’t too claustrophobic, and thanks to all the plants and a semi-open roof, the air feels fresh. These days it’s both a club for people who actually care who’s behind the DJ booth and people who want to dance until the sun hits them in the face, which literally happens thanks to that semi-open roof. Just know that headlining DJs often don’t come on until 3am at the earliest, so go ahead and have that espresso after dinner—and check out our guide to places you can have breakfast if you stayed at Space all night." - Ryan Pfeffer

"Space Park is a huge outdoor event space and marketplace brought to us by the Club Space team. And even if you’re not a Club Space regular, you should check this place out. The venue will do the occasional ticketed show, but they’ve recently opened to the public on Friday and Saturday for their Trippy Market, which is a blast. You can have some drinks, lay in a hammock, watch live bands, and grab food from one of the onsite vendors, which includes very good pizza and one of our favorite food trucks in town, the plant-based Sunday. Admission to Trippy Market is free and you can RSVP online." - ryan pfeffer

"David Sinopoli, co-owner of mega-club Space Miami." - Olee Fowler

"Space is an OG Miami club that opened in 2000. It hasn’t always had the most favorable reputation, but new ownership, some sprucing up, and great music bookings have made it cool again. Unlike most clubs, it isn’t too claustrophobic, and thanks to all the plants and a semi-open roof, the air feels fresh even if the person next to you is smoking. These days it’s both a club for people who actually care who’s behind the DJ booth and people who want to dance until the sun hits them in the face. Just know that headlining DJs often don’t come on until 3am at the earliest, so go ahead and have that espresso after dinner and grab some breakfast on the way home." - Ryan Pfeffer