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Eyes on Miami: Young Miko, Ronaldinho, DJ Diesel, and Others

Who did World Red Eye snap partying around town this week?
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It's not easy having eyes all over the scene, being around to take in all the wild visuals at all the worthwhile places in the city. There are, however, those parties and gallery openings where a fortunate photographer can point and shoot. Every week, in collaboration with World Red Eye, New Times brings you a solid recap of all the recent experiences you might've missed around Miami. It's impossible to be everywhere, but we can try to keep our Eyes on Miami.
Ronaldinho and Young Miko
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Ronaldinho and Young Miko at Gekkō

After her performance at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, Young Miko, along with Ronaldinho, came by Gekkō to catch a post-concert vibe while guests soaked in the energy at the downtown hot spot.
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DJ Diesel at LIV Saturdays

DJ Diesel took to the LIV stage as partygoers went wild on Saturday night.
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Adrian Edgard Rivera and Daniel Arturo Almeida
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Locust Projects' Fall 2024 Exhibition Openings

Locust Projects kicked off Miami's arts season on Saturday night with two immersive installations featuring artist duos. Hundreds gathered to celebrate in Locust's expansive Little River warehouse, including artists, collectors, arts patrons, and board members.
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Museum of Graffiti presents the Grand Opening of the First U.S. Solo Exhibition of Artists Moses & Taps™, "Plastic Is Forever"

Moses & Taps™ are pioneers in a movement that defies easy categorization. The pair blend elements of urban art, graffiti, and conceptual performance.
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Vale Celebrates a Decade of Growth With Tenth Location in Florida

Vale, led by CEO and founder Sunny Ilyas, celebrates a major milestone with the opening of its tenth Florida location in Delray Beach.
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Sushi by Bou Wynwood Friends & Family

Sushi by Bou's friends and family night was full of friendly faces from the Sushi By Bou and Arlo teams.
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Hacienda Ramirez Cruz Fridays

Hacienda Ramirez Cruz was the spot to be on Friday night. Guests enjoyed live performances, light bites, and handcrafted cocktails.
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Omakase Cooking Class at Queen Miami Beach

Step into the world of sushi-making with Queen's exclusive omakase cooking class, curated by chef Kamakura.
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Kiki on the River Sundays

Sundays at Kiki on the River is the perfect place to close out the weekend. Dinner and a party is always a good time.
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Mayami Saturdays

Guests entered Mayami, a paradise inspired by Tulum, where they enjoyed a Saturday night dinner party, bottle parades, and sick beats. They danced and enjoyed the impeccable vibes all night long.
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Swim Club Saturdays at Hyde Beach

Partying at Hyde Beach is always a good time. From sipping handcrafted drinks and taking a dip in the pool, it's always a blast.
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Boho Saturdays

It was an enchanting night at Boho House. Guests mingled in the outdoor courtyard, enjoying small bites and handcrafted cocktails as they danced the night away until early morning.
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Mynt Fridays

Mynt on Friday was a full house. The club was packed with partygoers dancing and sipping on cocktails.
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Haus of Hyde at Hyde Beach

It was a fun-filled Friday at Hyde Beach, where partygoers danced the night away in the outdoor courtyard, ordered endless bottle parades, and enjoyed the impeccable vibes.
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