About the event

Art, music, dining and nightlife converge in Wynwood during this monthly celebration of the neighborhood’s creative pulse. Held on the second Saturday of each month, Wynwood Art Walk transforms the district into an open-air arts and culture experience. Presented by the Wynwood Business Improvement District, the event invites visitors to explore a rotating lineup of exhibitions, interactive activations, performances, shopping, dining and nightlife across galleries, museums, restaurants, hotels and creative spaces. Wynwood Art Walk is free and open to the public, though some individual experiences may require tickets, reservations or separate admission. October Art Walk The October edition takes place Saturday, October 10, with exhibitions, free museum admission, hands-on artmaking and other programming across Wynwood. Visitors can explore the neighborhood’s galleries and murals, take a beginner graffiti class and view collaborative and solo exhibitions reflecting Miami’s street art and contemporary art scenes. Official Programming • Free Art Walk Admission at Wynwood Walls 5–10 p.m. Explore the open-air mural museum and its collection of large-scale works by artists from around the world. • Spray It Loud: Graffiti Class for Beginners 5 p.m. at the Museum of Graffiti Experienced artists introduce participants to the fundamentals of spray painting in a workshop limited to eight adults. Paint and materials are included. Tickets must be purchased separately through the Museum of Graffiti. • No Coincidence, a Collaborative Exhibition by Artlanta and Specified Fiction At The Wall Art Gallery Artlanta and Specified Fiction explore purpose, ambition and identity through imagery drawn from luxury, motorsport and contemporary culture. Formula One, automobiles, watches and portraiture recur throughout works combining Artlanta’s splatter technique with Specified Fiction’s graphic style. • Horsemen, a Solo Exhibition by ABSTRK 7–10 p.m. at Private Gallery Cuban American artist ABSTRK explores memory, family, loss and legacy through graffiti, abstraction and personal storytelling. Recurring horse imagery references the artist’s late father and the undefeated 1973 Sleepy Hollow High School Horsemen football team, while works on stretched denim connect the exhibition with fashion and Miami street culture. Wynwood Galleries, Museums and Cultural Stops Participating destinations include the Museum of Graffiti, Museum of Graffiti Artist Studios, Wynwood Walls Museum, Goldman Global Arts Gallery, Collectors Club, Gerez Gallery, Cyan Gallery, The Wall Art Gallery, Glottman, META Miami, Wynwood Shop, Paradox Museum and Arlo Living Room Gallery. Programming varies by venue, and visitors are encouraged to check individual locations for the latest details before heading out.

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