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Unique Venues in the Heart of Miami UNIQUE VENUES IN THE HEART OF MIAMI For more information, visit Magiccity.studios and BaseCamp-Miami.com. For venue rental information contact [email protected] LOCATION North Bay Village 195 79th Street Caseway 395 Biscayne Bay Venetian Islands Venetian 10 Minutes 20 Minutes to to Aventura MIMO District / Upper East Side Brightline Miami Beach Rail System Bayfront Park Biscayne Blvd Ampithcatre American Airlines Arena Little River Magic City Edgewater Arts and NE 4 Ct Entertainment Miami’s Central Innovation Historic District Business District District® — Buena Vista East Midtown Little Haiti Miami nd NE 2 Ave Miami Central Design District NW Miami Ave NW 2ND Ave St nd Little Haiti 5 Minutes to Buena Vista West Wynwood Overtown Design District, Midtown NE 62 & Wynwood 95 Exit 6a 15 Minutes St to Airport th Health 20 Minutes District to Brickell NE 36 MAGIC CITY INNOVATION DISTRICT® - LITTLE HAITI | 2 THE OASIS BASECAMP WAREHOUSE VENUES Magic City Innovation District® - Little Haiti spans approximately 17 acres and is located just north of Wynwood and the Design District, adjacent to the MiMo District and overlaps the neighborhoods of Little Haiti and Little River. There are a variety of gathering spaces that accommodate a wide range of events within the district. From intimate corporate and social events, photo shoots and weddings, to large parties, conventions and festivals, Magic City Innovation District® - Little Haiti has the perfect space for you. MAGIC CITY INNOVATION DISTRICT® - LITTLE HAITI | 3 SPACE 6,800 SF THE OASIS CAPACITY 1,800 ADDRESS 363 NE 61st St. Miami, FL 33137 MIAMI’S MOST VERSATILE EVENT AND PRODUCTION VENUE. A TRULY UNIQUE OASIS. MAGIC CITY INNOVATION DISTRICT® - LITTLE HAITI | 4 THE OASIS Bright and airy, The Oasis consists of three spaces that can be activated individually for more private gatherings, or combined for larger scale events. Studio 1 and 2 cater to indoor events as the areas are furnished with changing rooms and prep kitchens. The Cottage opens directly to the pool terrace area and features elevated ceilings and french doors. The Oasis offers a cool and contemporary space for corporate and social events, as well as video and print productions. MAGIC CITY INNOVATION DISTRICT® - LITTLE HAITI | 5 CAPACITY OASIS (FULL VENUE) Capacity 1,800 STUDIO 1, 2 AND COTTAGE *per Studio and Cottage Capacity* 250 POOL TERRACE EVENTS Capacity 1,200 The Oasis is perfect for hosting small to mid-size events such as birthday parties, dinner parties, cocktail hours, social events, pool parties, corporate retreats and more. Its spacious and tropical outdoor patio also makes it a popular venue for weddings, baby showers, and photo / video shoots. MAGIC CITY INNOVATION DISTRICT® - LITTLE HAITI | 6 Pool Terrace Studio 1 LAYOUT Studio 2 Cottage MAGIC CITY INNOVATION DISTRICT® - LITTLE HAITI | 7 SPACE 7+ Acres that can be subdivided into smaller intimate spaces. CAPACITY From 75 - 12,000 People ADDRESS 298 NE 61st St. Miami, FL 33137 MY CAMP, YOUR CAMP, OUR CAMP... BASECAMP MAGIC CITY INNOVATION DISTRICT® - LITTLE HAITI | 8 BASECAMP Experience nature, art and culture in a Caribbean-inspired experiential park designed to awaken your senses. With multiple event spaces packed with personality, BaseCamp is perfect for festivals, concerts, parties and more. MAGIC CITY INNOVATION DISTRICT® - LITTLE HAITI | 9 BASECAMP LAWN The lawn at BaseCamp is a lush, green space and blank canvas for a multitude of events, festivals and gatherings of any size. MAGIC CITY INNOVATION DISTRICT® - LITTLE HAITI | 10 CAPACITY BASECAMP (ALL SPACES) EXCLUDING LAWN Capacity 6,000 ATRIUM Capacity 250 BEDOUIN TENT Capacity 100 AGAVE WORM Capacity 75 EVENTS MARKETPLACE Capacity 150 AGAVE WORM + MARKETPLACE BaseCamp consists of Agave Worm Capacity 225 Beach, Marketplace, The Atrium, BASECAMP LAWN and our spacious Lawn. If you’re Capacity 6,000 looking for a versatile space that BASECAMP + LAWN lends itself to a variety of events, Capacity 12,000 BaseCamp is perfect for everything from weddings, corporate lunches to large scale festivals. Boasting multiple spaces that can be transformed to fit any occasion. MAGIC CITY INNOVATION DISTRICT® - LITTLE HAITI | 11 THE ATRIUM BEACH AGAVE WORM BASECAMP + MARKETPLACE LAWN GRAMOPHONE MAGIC CITY INNOVATION DISTRICT® - LITTLE HAITI | 12 THE SPACE 32,000 SF CAPACITY 3,500 WAREHOUSE ADDRESS 6301 NE 4th Ave. Miami, FL 33138 A UNIQUE VENUE TO CREATE UNIQUE EVENTS MAGIC CITY INNOVATION DISTRICT® - LITTLE HAITI | 13 The warehouse offers flexibility for any event and provides a 32,000 sq feet venue that includes: • 25,000 sq ft open Warehouse space and 7,200 sq ft VIP Gallery featuring office space, conference rooms, storage, mini kitchen, etc. • 59,000 sq ft enclosed lot area for parking or outdoor activations, etc. • 5 Loading Docks for easy load in, which double as a Terrace Area for an open air option • 21 ft ceiling heights with Dimmable LED Lighting and Ceiling Mounted zone controlled A/C EVENTS CAPACITY The Warehouse has indoor and outdoor areas that can be easily WAREHOUSE transformed to serve a variety of Capacity 3,000 events and experiences. PARKING LOT Capacity 2,000 Events at The Warehouse have included concerts, conventions, WAREHOUSE + PARKING LOT Capacity 5,000 sporting events, fundraisers, galas, conferences and more. The space is also perfect for large video and photoshoots. MAGIC CITY INNOVATION DISTRICT® - LITTLE HAITI | 14 250’ Parking Area 203’ NE 4 AVENUE LAYOUT Oce/Storage F.E.C RAILWAY Oce Area Open Warehouse 121’6” NE 62 STREET MAGIC CITY INNOVATION DISTRICT® - LITTLE HAITI | 15 CONTACT US [email protected].
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