III Points Miami Music Festival
III Points launched in 2013, dreamed up by David Sinopoli and Erica Freshman of Miami’s Bardot nightclub as an outlet for the city’s underground club culture, contemporary art and tech scenes to share one stage. The name itself nods to that three-way fusion, and the festival has grown into Miami’s own homegrown answer to the big-name touring festivals, built entirely around the city’s creative underground.Held annually each October in the Wynwood Arts District, III Points takes over Mana Wynwood, a five-city-block venue turned into a sprawling after-dark playground where warehouses and courtyards double as immersive art installations between stages.
Music, Art & Technology Festival Highlights:
- Genre-Blurring Lineup: stages run techno, house, bass, indie, hip-hop, R&B, reggaeton and experimental acts side by side, reflecting Miami’s own eclectic club scene.
- Late Into the Night: sets run from mid-afternoon until 4am, giving the festival a nocturnal, city-after-dark rhythm that’s rare among US music festivals.
- Warehouse-Scale Art Installations: Mana Wynwood’s industrial spaces and courtyards are transformed into large-scale visual art and interactive installations alongside the music.
- Miami Fashion on Display: the crowd is as much a part of the show as the lineup, with bold prints and statement festival looks drawn from Wynwood’s art-world energy.
Tips for Visitors & Trip Planning:
- Tickets: general admission passes cover the full festival grounds and most performances, with VIP upgrades adding private food and bar areas and closer stage viewing.
- Parking Is Limited: on-site parking is scarce, so rideshare drop-off zones just outside the grounds are the recommended way in and out.
- Getting There: Mana Wynwood sits about 15 minutes from Miami International Airport, and Wynwood itself is reachable by train, bus, light rail or rideshare, with hotels and restaurants within walking distance of the venue.
- What to Wear: III Points doubles as a style event, so festival-goers lean into bold prints and statement pieces — just pair the look with shoes built for dancing on concrete and warehouse floors late into the night.
- Accommodation: Wynwood and greater Miami fill up fast for festival weekend, so booking well in advance is strongly recommended.
- Explore Wynwood: the neighborhood’s street art, galleries and murals are worth the extra day — browse top Wynwood tours and activities here.
The full lineup, stage schedule and set times are published on the festival’s own site closer to the event. See details below, under “Event Related Information” section.
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