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WHERE MIAMI COMES INTO FOCUS
Miami Shoot Magazine

WHERE MIAMI COMES INTO FOCUS

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The Week, CuratedNovember 9–15, 2026

A little taste. A little style. A lot of Miami.

Two women enjoying shopping and lunch on a sunlit Miami street.
Conceptual illustration.

Some weeks are best for dinner reservations. Others are for browsing vintage jewelry or watching a polo match by the ocean. This week offers a mix of everything, so consider keeping Sunday open as well.

From November 9 to 15, Miami Shoot Magazine features special dining, unique shopping, and fun outings across Miami-Dade. Start your week with lunch in Brickell, stay open to new experiences, and see what happens.

CLAUDIE | Brickell

Monday–Friday, November 9–13 | Noon–3 p.m.

Kick off your week at CLAUDIE, where the Riviera vibe shines and lunch is something to enjoy. Try the Power Lunch with signature dishes or pick from the à la carte menu.

It’s a good spot for a business meeting, catching up with a friend, or just taking a break from work.

Exterior entrance to CLAUDIE restaurant in Brickell, framed by a large stone arch and greenery.
Photo Credit: Claudie

An Evening of Wine and Rooftop Dining

The Art of Pairing at Vilebrequin La Plage | Miami Beach

Tuesday, November 10 | 6–8 p.m.

Go to Vilebrequin La Plage on Tuesday night for a five-course dinner by Executive Chef Daniel Roy. Enjoy VIK wines and Champagne with a Mediterranean menu, all served on a rooftop with a great view.

Reservations are required for this edition of The Art of Pairing series.

A Different Pour in Coconut Grove

CASA NEOS Bar Pop-Up at AVA | Coconut Grove

Through Saturday, November 14

For a midweek outing, AVA’s rotating bar series features CASA NEOS cocktails in Coconut Grove. This special menu runs until November 14, and CLAUDIE takes over starting Sunday the 15th.

If you have time, stay for dinner. AVA has a seasonal prix-fixe menu for $75 per person from Sunday to Thursday, so you can easily turn your cocktail stop into a full night out.

Six Courses on the River

Paul Hobbs Wine Dinner at Kiki on the River | Miami River

Thursday, November 12 | 6:30 p.m.

The Paul Hobbs Wine Dinner at Kiki on the River begins with a sparkling wine reception, then moves on to six Mediterranean-style courses paired with wines from Argentina, California, and New York.

The menu includes seafood and beef, and finishes with pistachio lava cake, tahini gelato, and kataifi. Tickets are $250++ per person and cover the reception, dinner, wine pairings, and entry to Kiki Live after the meal.

Guests toast beside the Miami River at night with a yacht in the background.
Conceptual illustration.

Three Nights at the Omakase Counter

MILA Omakase Winter Series | Miami Beach

Thursday–Saturday, November 12–14

For three nights, MILA’s Omakase Winter Series features Emmanuel Renaut, who brings his alpine-inspired style to the MediterrAsian menu. If you like guest chef events, put this one at the top of your weekend plans.

Check the reservation list for seating times, prices and availability.

MILA omakase sushi and sashimi presented on a wooden boat with theatrical smoke.
Photo Credit: MILA

Polo by the Ocean

World Polo League Miami Beach Polo World Cup | Collins Park Beachfront

Friday–Sunday, November 13–15

Beach polo is back this weekend, bringing a lively social scene. There will be matches, a retail village, and lots of other activities to enjoy, whether you’re interested in the sport or just the social atmosphere.

The retail village opens daily at 10 a.m.. Matches begin at 1 p.m. on Friday and 12:30 p.m. on Saturday. Check the official schedule and ticket options before you go.

Polo players ride horses during a beachfront match at the Miami Beach Polo World Cup.
Photo Credit: Reinhardt & Sommer

Jewelry With a Past

Coconut Grove Jewelry & Watch Show | The Hangar at Regatta Harbour

Friday–Sunday, November 13–15

This three-day show focuses on antique, vintage, and estate jewelry, with dealers offering pieces from every era and design style. You’ll find jewelry and watches from Cartier, Tiffany & Co., Van Cleef & Arpels, and Rolex.

Whether you collect, are looking for something special, or just enjoy fine craftsmanship, this is the kind of shopping you’ll want to take your time with.

Public opening hours are 11 a.m.–7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday and 11 a.m.–5 p.m. on Sunday.

Visitors browse jewelry and watch booths at the Coconut Grove Jewelry & Watch Show.
Photo Credit: Coconut Grove Jewelry & Watch Show

Saturday, With Something Vintage

Coral Market | Coral Gables Merrick House

Saturday, November 14 | 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

Coral Market at the Merrick House is full of vintage fashion, furniture, housewares, and collectibles. The location is a highlight too. You can explore the grounds of a historic Coral Gables home and find unique items with their own stories.

At 907 Coral Way, this market has a much more relaxed atmosphere than your usual shopping trip.

Classic Cars and an Afternoon Outdoors

Vintage Auto Show | Deering Estate, Palmetto Bay

Sunday, November 15 | 10 a.m.–3 p.m.

The Deering Estate’s annual Vintage Auto Show features cars from 1965 and earlier on its historic grounds. There are also kids’ activities, lawn games, and lots of chances to enjoy the outdoors.

Advance tickets cost $14 for adults and $7 for kids ages 4–14 until November 13. After that, prices go up to $18 and $10. Kids under four get in free. Tickets are available online, but the historic house interiors will be closed during the event.

White vintage Mercedes in the foreground and a silver convertible beside the bay at Deering Estate.
Conceptual composite.

Close the Week With Books and Music

Miami Book Fair Opening Day Block Party | Downtown Miami

Sunday, November 15 | 4–9 p.m.

The Miami Book Fair kicks off its eight-day run with a free Opening Day Block Party at the Wolfson Campus of Miami Dade College. Head downtown on Sunday evening to join the city’s literary celebration.

If you’re looking forward to the outdoor booksellers, make sure to save the next weekend for the Street Fair, happening November 20–22.

Adults and children browsing books at an outdoor literary gathering.
Conceptual illustration of the literary celebration; Street Fair dates are November 20–22.

Make the reservation, call a friend, or leave an afternoon open for a little exploring. There’s more than one way to enjoy Miami this week and we’ll be back next Sunday with a fresh selection.

Schedules, prices, and availability may change. Be sure to check with each venue before you go, as you might need reservations or tickets for some events.

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