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    8/6
    THE PEACH: Art Talk @ Fine Art, Live Art + Talk
    KILL YOUR IDOL: Amazing Colossal Karaoke
    FILLMORE MB: Mon Laferte
    ZEYZEY: Jamaican Independence Day

    8/7
    MAI KAI – MOLOKAI BAR: Mala Onda
    KILL YOUR IDOL: Rental Snakes
    CENTENNIEL PARK: First Friday
    ZEYZEY: Summer Camp, Bad Tuner
    PROPAGANDA: Bombshells and Bikinis
    FILLMORE MB: Mon Laferte
    GUANABANAS: More Better Band
    MAXI’S LINEUP: The Cover Letters
    ARTS WAREHOUSE: Exhibition opening, open studios

    8/8
    CREATIVE ARTS SCHOOL: Creative Arts & Culture Fest 2026
    KILL YOUR IDOL: DJ Zehno
    REVOLUTION LIVE: Nine Vicious
    ZEYZEY: Orestes Gomez, Shekdash
    ARTS GARAGE: RF Factor Live
    HARD ROCK LIVE: Deep Purple
    GUANABANAS: Juke, Cole Chase
    BOCA BLACK BOX: The Limit
    EL SEGUNDO: Live Music
    ARTS WAREHOUSE: Open Figure Studio w/ Model

    8/9
    KILL YOUR IDOL: Late Nite Loops Improv Jam
    BANYAN LIVE: Chasing Stars, Inner, Create Control, Amov
    GUANABANAS: Samantha Russell

    8/10
    THE PEACH: Comedy Workshop, Open Mic, Drawing & Acrylics Class
    El SEGUNDO: ITB Monday
    KILL YOUR IDOL: SIN Mondays

    8/11
    ARTS GARAGE: All Arts Open Mic
    THE PEACH: Come Paint w Me
    PROPAGANDA: Karaoke
    EL SEGUNDO: Taco Tuesday
    HARD ROCK LIVE: Ella Mai, Girlfriend
    KILL YOUR IDOL: Haus of Poodle

    8/12
    LAS ROSAS: III Points Open House ft 7.Zip, Amar, Blind Fish, Bricolage, Bygone Summers, Cumbiamba, Dedro, Grabba Ranks, Kyra, Love, Jane, Mapa, Mijita, Playshado, Trippie Hippie
    LOST WEEKEND MB: DJ Spiff
    KILL YOUR IDOL: DJ Chris Black
    PROPAGANDA: Dirty Bingo
    FUNKY BISCUIT: Jim Lauderdale
    THE PEACH: Artist Talk & Critique, Play w Clay

    8/13
    MAD ARTS: Sophie Wong “Roots & Reflections”
    LAS ROSAS: III Points Open House ft Dr3bae, Emily Afre, Ezmehfw, Foureyes, Homicide Jenny, Huracan, Iiry?, Lylac, Madison Kay, Mekanik & Hormiga, Nicole, Nxtel, Sucia!, X13f
    FILLMORE MB: Masego
    THE PEACH: Art Talk @ Fine Art, Live Art + Talk
    KILL YOUR IDOL: Amazing Colossal Karaoke

    8/14
    FILLMORE MB: 3BallMnty
    ZEYZEY: Le Youth, Eric Luttrell
    KILL YOUR IDOL: Hold Your Horses Honky Tonk w DJ DER$
    ITHINK AMP: Motley Crue, Tesla, Extreme
    GUANABANAS: Irie Souljah
    PROPAGANDA: Dyke Night
    ARTS GARAGE: Kat Riggins
    PROPAGANDA: Dyke Night

    8/15
    GREEN SPACE IN MIAMI: Words with Wings Poetry Workshop & Reception
    FILLMORE MB: Intl. Ballet Festival of Miami
    KILL YOUR IDOL: The Keepers
    ZEYZEY: Sam Binga, Derrick Carter
    ARTS GARAGE: Live Bowie
    PROPAGANDA: Kink Night
    MAXI’S LINEUP: Crazy Fingers
    GUANABANAS: Johnny Dread, Sierra Lane Duo
    EL SEGUNDO: Live Music

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