October in Miami offers a mix of outdoor activities, and seasonal events like the Halloween thrill of haunted houses and events pop up throughout the city, providing a fun vibe for everyone. Here are our top picks for things to do in October.
#1 SOUTH BEACH SEAFOOD FESTIVAL
Big seafood fan? The 12th-annual South Beach Seafood Festival’s main event takes place on Saturday, October 26, and will feature live music, 30-plus bars, and nearly 60 menu items to try. Bring your appetite and maybe a bib. Get general admission & Multi-day pass pricing on eventbrite.com. Dates: 10.23.24-10.26.24
#2 FALL FESTIVAL & PUMPKIN HOUSE
The InterContinental Hotel will completely transform its Bayside Terrace into a harvest-themed pumpkin heaven to kick-start the fall season. The three-day, family- and pet-friendly festival on the water will feature pumpkin painting, games like pumpkin bowling and corn hole.
#3 HALLOWEEK AT CLUB SPACE
With Space's reopening comes monster lineups this month. The mythical Downtown nightclub will celebrate Halloween with four day-to-night parties, from Thursday, October 31 through Sunday, November 3. Get ready for superstar DJ sets from Marco Carola, Paco Osuna, Nicole Moudaber, Dixon, Ame, and Adam Ten, among many others.
#4 HABIBI MIAMI: GRAND OPENING
Opening this fall, Habibi Miami is set to bring a modern twist to traditional Moroccan cuisine under the direction of Chef Wladimir Arévalo, formerly of Doya and Motek. Indulge in the vibrant menu featuring dishes like Wagyu-stuffed shish-barak dumplings and lobster lavash tacos, along with a lively atmosphere complete with belly dancers.
#5 FRANKENSTEIN’S MAD SCIENTIST COCKTAIL LAB
You know those Christmas-themed bar pop-ups? Well? Frankenstein's Mad Scientist Cocktail Lab promises the same experience, except much more spooky. Popping up inside The Deck at Wynwood Marketplace on October 23, the Halloween-themed bar experience will serve up mysterious potions, shimmering remedies, and deadly concoctions.
As the temperatures cool down, the city comes alive with celebrations. So, mark your calendars and get ready to make the most of October this year.
