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Where to mingle and make new friends in Miami. From fitness clubs to wine and art pop-ups, find your scene at these fresh social gatherings happening all around the city. Miami is a lot to take in.
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It can be oh-so-easy to get caught up in the nonstop thumping of South Beach clubs, the packed AF Miami cocktail bars and seemingly endless Instagram sessions around Wynwood. With its glitzy party persona, this town can seem like a tough spot to make meaningful connections and lasting friends. But don’t be discouraged. Fortunately, the 305 is loaded with fun social gatherings, unexpected locales and sporty activities to scope out your next bestie. Here are the friendliest options. Been there, done that? Think again, my friend. Sign up to our newsletter to enjoy Miami without spending a thing (as well as options when you’re feeling flush). By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news, events, offers and partner promotions. 🙌 Awesome, you’re subscribed! Thanks for subscribing! Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! Fresh places to meet new people in Miami. 1. For poolside mingling: The Pool at Freehand Miami. Hotels Boutique hotels Miami Beach. There are so few magical spots where all the elements come together just right, but that’s what you get at the Freehand Miami’s backyard. These elements include its anchor, Broken Shaker—one of Miami’s best bars for a craft cocktail (and, ahem, one of the 50 Best Bars in North America)—a vast pool area with lounge chairs aplenty and the Eagle Room, which mimics a cozy house party all the damn time. Freehand Miami itself is a backpacker haven with dorm-style rooms and bungalows alike. It all adds up to a super-social environment with genuine mingling. Keep a lookout for special events, too, like beach clean-ups and restaurant pop-ups that bring together the regulars that much more. 2727 Indian Creek Drive, Miami Beach. Broken Shaker is open 5pm to 1am Monday through Thursday, 4pm to 2am Friday and Saturday and 4pm to 1am on Sunday. 2. For a racket (on and off the court): Slice Girls Tennis Club. Tennis is one of those sports that brings people together. You can play it at any age. You can take it as seriously as you want. And guess what? South Florida is absolutely loaded with tennis courts. Slice Girls Tennis Club, founded by a group of local Miami ladies, is all about being a platform for building new friendships and connections in Miami through the sport. The club has weekly classes Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at Moore Park where you can learn new skills, break a sweat and, perhaps, find your new brunch squad. The organization also has a big monthly clinic that really draws the masses. 765 NW 36 th Street. Dates, times and prices vary.
Funny places to meet people
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