Mana Wynwood Convention Center

Really cool they had an art museum and a range of exhibits for Miami Art Week 2024. It felt like a cool art party. Bougie, rich people down to art enthusiasts. Such a cool event and pieces.

We saw the art balloon exposition. It was amazing for kids and even for adults and our teenagers. Great experience. Nice place to grab a bite, an evening stroll, picked ball, and shop through the market. Just don't pay the exorbitant price of parking at the entrance of the baloon expo. Better find street parking!

Visited The Real Deal - South Florida Real Estate forum with my Miami SEO company Netrocket. Met a lot of people from the industry. Very insightful. Met also with other digital marketing and local SEO experts, who help real estate agents and brokers get more clients and revenue.

I recently went to a balloon exhibition at the facility and the treatment of the staff and the amenities were great. Parking at the facility is not free because I noticed that some cars were towed.

iii Points Music Festival 2024 was electric. All the electronic music, bands and even Rick Ross showed out lol. This festival is such a nice change of pace from the massive gathering that is ultra, and the lineup/talent is super unique from the typical electronic DJs that are always in town. The amenities were super fun and easy to get to. Highly recommend going if you have never been!

I recently visited the Balloon Museum at Mana Wynwood Convention Center and had a fantastic time. The exhibits were creative and visually stunning, offering a unique and immersive experience. The atmosphere was lively and fun, making it a perfect outing for all ages. The convention center itself was well-organized and spacious, enhancing the overall experience. I highly recommend visiting the Balloon Museum for a memorable and entertaining experience.

Had a lot of fun at the balloon museum. It was busy but not overcrowded. They used a time slot system for tickets that worked well. We were able to enter shortly after our scheduled time

Mana Wynwood is the ideal location for the annual South Florida Real Deal Forum. Easily accessible, attentive staff and good auditorium acoustics.

This morning we visited the Mana Wynwood Convention Center to see the Balloon Museum, an event currently open in this venue. The price for parking was a bit outrageous at $40 for 2 hours on a Saturday. Although I will say paying for parking is quite convenient because all you have to do is scan a QR code, enter your info., and be on your way. We were able to purchase the tickets to the Balloon Museum ahead of time and for a discounted rate which was great! The venue was well staffed with plenty of people scattered around the convention center to guide you and answer any questions. The convention center itself is rather large. It took us about an hour and a half to walk through the entire Balloon Museum. The museum in itself was well organized, clean, fun, and interactive. A great way to spend an hour or so with the family.

Balloon museum was a lot of fun ! Would go again. The exhibits were interactive and immersive. Even the food was gourmet sweet and delicious. It was close to some of wynwoods finest activity and food venues. All within walking distance. Great for a rainy day or otherwise. Would go again.

We weren't sure what to expect when we walked in, but this place is pretty cool. It is definitely fun for adults and children. I have teenagers and they had the best time. It's only here for a couple months and then apparently they're changing it to an ice cream museum. I would definitely recommend the balloon museum for a fun Sunday and then you can go down to Wynwood and grab some food. Everyone was nice and helpful ! Definitely worth the money for a family of four

2024 and Mana Wynwood is still a dump. Not safe and EVERYTHING is I we priced. Imagine paying $40 for two hour parking in the must u safe place in Miami??!!!!

I've been to this event space several times. Twice during Art Basel and once in March for the BMW Mini Vacation driving event. However, this Jaguar Electrifies Miami event truly transformed this enormous venue to a contemporary nightclub themed auto show to launch the new I-PACE.   Outside, there was track course for guests to test drive the I-PACE. The instructors really encouraged drivers to push the limits of this electric car. It was a blast!  Inside, the lobby entry featured a gigantic illuminated grill inspired by the ones on Jaguar cars. Once passed the entry, the host took us to a maze opening to several car displays and leading to the lounge. It felt like we were walking forever so I didn't realize the scale of this venue until now. At last, we reached the lounge and there was another 5 car display plus an interactive section featuring futuristic gadgets brought by Wired magazine. There's also plenty of seating, a bar and gorgeous food displays including The Salty Donut, cookies, charcuterie with meat or veggies and a coffee station.   It was well organized and Mana was the perfect venue to accommodate this hospitality / launch event. A lot of space to move around, A/C was cold, acoustics sounded great and lights installation was awesome. Plus the restrooms were clean too...lol.

When Spectrum Miami takes over the iconic Mana Wynwood along with Red Dot Miami. Be ready to see an international slate of artists and galleries. You can say, where contemporary meets extraordinary. There are plenty of galleries to see and even meet the Artist . Plenty of Art Talks and live entertainment to keep you in the art Basel mood . Best of all, complimentary wine and who can't say no to that . Overall, I had an amazing time as this was my 1st art Basel experience. I do have some tips that may help with your experience : try to get there early , as parking will be a mission or just uber . Ladies , wear comfortable shoes because there is a lot to see , and enjoy the art.

When I tell you I was impressed, that's an understatement. The lomo saltado may have been the best I've ever had. We also had the carbonara with steak with a mushroom sauce and that was delicious. Everything seemed super fresh and of great quality. The pisco sour was top notch and I would say to get the passion fruit one.

What a big space to have different events! On this particular Saturday was the Thrive market. There were vendors selling all types of cool things like jewelry, street art, soaps, oils, and lotions, clothing, accessories, shoes, purses, and more. There were also different food trucks posted up ranging from ice cream to BBQ, to jerk, fritas, corn,chinese, lemonade, and Argentinean food. With such a mass variety it was hard to choose. Under the actual Mana tent there were 2 bars and another across the street. They sold just 3 types of beer (Red Stripe, Henieken light, and some other I've never heard of..think it was called Thunder something) cocktails made with either rum,vodka, or tequila. Be careful when ordering though, I noticed the menu had a small asterick at the bottom stating an 18% gratuity was already included per purchase. I mean if you feel like tipping extra,more power to you. We settled for Red Stripe and continued walking around enjoying the music. We saw a lot of families with children of all ages and doggies galore. There was also a sign saying free block party so I'm sure the festivities would be continuing throughout the evening. We had a good time and I would highly recommend stopping by and checking it out.

Yesterday I went to Mana Wynwood for the 2017 Art Basel. The event held here was Miami Pinta. An amazing art collection from Latin American artist. As a Venezuelan I felt so proud of their exhibitions. Latam Airlines had a VIP lounge with very comfortable chairs and sofas. This place was impecable inside, they way that they organized and arranged this art exhibition was wonderful, their staff was always ready to help their guests with any questions. They had maps in different areas, plus the one that they had you at the entrance. The only thing I didn't like was the $20 fee for parking. I think it was toooooo much, at least for me. Ayer fui a Mana Wynwood para el Art Basel 2017. El evento que se celebró aquí fue Miami Pinta. Una increíble colección de artistas latinoamericanos. Como venezolana, me sentí muy orgullosa de sus exhibiciones. Latam Airlines tenía una sala VIP con sillas y sofás muy cómodos. Este lugar era impecable por dentro, la forma en que organizaro esta exposición de arte fue maravillosa, su personal siempre estaba listo para ayudar a sus huéspedes con cualquier pregunta. Tenían mapas en diferentes áreas, además del que te daban en la entrada. Lo único que no me gustó fue la tarifa de $ 20 por el estacionamiento. Creo que fue demasiado, al menos para mí.

Great place for events, I've been here multiple times for concerts, festivals, sporting events arts and more. Right in the heart of Winwood this venue always has food trucks, music, bars and entertainment. Never had a bad experience, great place to bring the family, they have a lot options of food, depending on the event. Just be aware of the gratuity included with drinks. Muy buen lugar para eventos, he estado aqui en multiples ocasiones, desde conciertos, festivales, eventos deportivos, artes y mucho mas. En el corazon de Winwood este lugar siempre tiene camiones de comida, barras, musica y entretenimiento. Nunca he tenido una mala experiencia, muy buena opcion para visitar con la familia, tienen muchas opciones de comida dependiendo del evento. La propina siempre se incluye con los tragos, algo para tener en cuenta.

Huge space which features art exhibitions and events. I was so happy to attend Pinta Miami and see wonderful paintings and sculptures from around the world. This exhibition is taking place during Art Basel week and I highly recommend. It's much smaller than the Art Basel at the convention center but still large enough to spend many hours browsing and admiring great art. I recommend an Uber ride since parking is limited and difficult.

Spent a good amount of time at Mana Wynwood for the IIIPoints Music Festival over a beautiful weekend. Got to see performances at each one of the stages set up, saw several art installation, and had a few drinks. They also had food stations from several local spots, but I did not order anything. Quality I have spent a good deal of time in Wynwood, but I really had no idea how expansive the Mana Wynwood space was. For the festival it housed one large outdoor stage, two small outdoor stage areas, one large indoor stage, one small indoor stage, along with a bunch of art installations, and dozens of food and drink stations. The setup was pretty impressive as even in close proximity you did not run into issues of one stage overwhelming another. They utilized cargo bins to assist with this and really trap sound while still allowing much of the activity to take place outside. I also appreciated the very high quality sound quality, which far exceeded any of my expectations. I had issues with the festival itself and how it handled announcements and cancellations, but that is completely aside from the high quality of what was provided. Quantity A giant accommodating space that allowed for several high profile artists to perform without making you feel claustrophobic. Lots of space to travel and each stage was arranged to allow for the right amount of people to watch comfortable. Also, unlike most festivals they had setup the correct amount of bathrooms. Value The festival was quite expensive, especially considering many of the cancellations. However, the bigger issue was how costly drinks were inside. Also, the fact that they did not provide free water seems like it should be illegal. Ambiance Mana Wynwood is located in the heart of Wynwood and is large enough to border on many of the more popular bars and restaurants in the area. The grounds was set up to have several outdoor stages and well as indoor arenas as well. The question was the weather from the start so it provided a safety net in case things turned bad, but since the weather stayed beautiful it made for a more comfortable viewing experience. The space used giant cargo containers to help set up the sound maze that both provided paths and blocked sound. The lights and the sound were extremely impressive, but I'm not sure if that was more from the artists or the festival or the grounds. Anyway it was mesmerizing. It is definitely a great space for an event like this, my only major qualm would be that the floor is pavement and concrete in almost all the outdoor areas. Some grassy areas would make for a more comfy experience especially when spending a long day outside. Crowd It was a music festival, although quite a different festival than Ultra, but still drew a very festival and hipster crowd. Lots of artsy young folks and by nature lots of people smoking. The problem is it still was a very Miami crowd, which by its nature thinks everywhere is a club. So many of those standard good vibes you find a festivals were replaced with more of a shoving and VIP feel. Service Even with short lines at the entrance the security was unbelievably slow at checking everyone. Additionally the staff was completely lost and confused, especially on the first day of when things were happening and where they were. The bartenders were also clearly more interested in watching the shows then working which is annoying as well. Parking They had designed lots specifically for the festival and the Wynwood area is also full of street parking spots. However, this is exactly what car services were designed for and they set up a large area just for safe pickups and drop-offs. Extra Mana Wynwood provides a surprisingly cool venue for a music festival. The type of festival and the needs for both larger and smaller stages worked perfectly for it. The high quality sound and light shows were great, but the costs of drinks and the real lack of hangout space were pretty serious issues. I would not hesitate to see another show or come to an event at Mana.

I have been here twice; once for the III Points festival and then last night for the Pillowtalk show. Both times, I have been totally impressed with the space, the sound system, the variety of the spaces indoors and out, and the cleanliness and number of bathrooms! I don't know if even organizers handle the bar, or Mana does, but I have found drinks to be reasonably priced; last night, they even had Duvel beer (which is something like 9% alcohol) for $6. All in all, this venue is a great one to check out live music!

This venue hosts excellent artists from around the world as well as local Miami musicians. Armin Van burren even swung by once! They have a monthly event "secret garden" where they redo the whole space under different themes. This month was "8 bit" they had 8 bit themed decorations as well as games, graffiti artists, and musicians who played old school video game music. The drinks are Miami priced, don't go looking for a deal. They have a nice selection at the bar. Be careful walking around the location. It isn't the safest place in Miami but I haven't run into any problems. Would recommend definitely if you like any of the artists performing or want to check out any of their theme nights.

This venue hosts the annual Moishe Mana birthday party that I have had the privilege of attending 3 times. I did come here once also for an Art Basel concert as well. It is owned by one of the major real estate developers in Miami (Moishe Mana ) and is available for short term rentals/leasing. Centrally located in Wynwood, it is a premium exhibition venue that is massively large with super high ceilings and ample parking.

It's a very large venue, and I think it's probably very much what the event organizer makes of it. We attended III Points, and they'd set up two indoor stages and two outdoor ones plus another DJ booth. It's a large space, capable of accommodating all of that plus food trucks and open spaces to hang out. There's a lot of street parking as well as capacity for lot parking. Entering the venue was easy and hassle free. My biggest complaint was that the air conditioning for the main indoor stage was not working on the first day, which was *miserable*, but I am not sure whether this is the fault of the venue or the event. Also, drinks were pricey ($18 for a double, which equals a solo cup) but I expected that. Good restaurants, bars, etc are nearby for before/after an event here, as well.

Though I had to leave the show early for another circumstance, and I'm not sure if it's the venue or the promoter, this place almost ruined the "Rave" part of Eat, Sleep, Rave, Repeat for me. I bought tickets for the Above & Beyond show that was supposed to start at 10pm (yeah, the early sets are not by the headliner act but still). From my experience last year at the other Mana venue for the Steve Angello show, I figured it would be a smooth entrance. Arriving a little bit before 10 (patronizing another Wynwood business) I find that the line stretched out back to NW 2nd Avenue. Adding to the confusion were one valet telling you to line at one place and another at a different spot. Then maybe there's a third line selling tickets for what was billed as a sold out show? I get it that promoters want to build buzz by having a big crowd, but causing me to miss most of Don Donnelly's first set is not the way to go. At least the 16 Bit Lolitas / Lane 8 was a nice warm-up vibe, building up to A&B. That show was packed, almost too packed though. I'm guessing the promoters overbooked. I will give credit for the minimalist and huge interior space with pretty good acoustics. Acoustics and light show were excellent and best enjoyed with sunglasses old-school rave style. The space does have potential and I'm looking forward to a better organized event next time.

After having some crappy experiences with the sound at Soho Studios, I was kind of reluctant to watch another show at a warehouse in Wynwood. But Above & Beyond was playing there and I couldn't miss them, so my reluctance had to take a backseat. I will give this place points for at least being (relatively) clean inside and for having surprisingly good sound. I might have even been inclined to give this place 3 stars if it wasn't for the fact that there was no air conditioning and I was sweating like crazy the entire night. Also, for such a big place and for such a big event, that they had only one bar was woefully inadequate (and they didn't take credit cards). So, like Soho Studios, I'm going to recommend avoid going to shows here unless it's just someone you absolutely *have* to see. But at least if you're going to a concert there, and it rains, you'll only be stepping in a pool of your own sweat as opposed to filthy, trash-laden rainwater like you would at Soho.

This place is like a huge convention center so your experience may be different than someone else based on this alone. I went there recently to pick up my race package (bib, shirt, information, etc.) for the Miami Famous Marathon. There is limited parking so you will likely will have to find parking in different lots surrounding the area. We payed $20 to park which now we know, is better just to Uber since we live in Downtown.

Came for the best of the best 2018 show...which was moved from Bayside to this location because of the rain storms...the place was very spacious...only problem not enough restroom for the event....concert was ok...just wish they had a variety of artist from different West Indies countries...parking at the event was sticky...just come early to get street parking to avoid overpriced lot parking...food vendors overpriced food...which would be fine if the food was tasteful and portions were bigger....shout out to the frozen lemon ice guy...prices were fare and icees were good...

Lovely event space located in Wynwood on 5th and 23rd. It was really hard to find the actual entrance, I ended up parking on a side street and then spent 10 minutes trying to figure out how to actually get in. My friends had the same experience. There are two parking lots within walking distance; I found them after I finally arrived and realized where I was going. The event I attended was in the actual convention center/warehouse and the outdoor patio area. The sound system was good and it's a cute space to host events. I just wish there was better directions for how to get there.

This is a large venue for large events. I was here for 2 performances. One by Dada life and the other by Above and beyond. Pros: I was surprised by how efficient this place is about security and getting patrons inside. I expected to wait in line for a while but that was definitely not the case. I was also surprised by the fact that the bathrooms were clean and that the wait was actually pretty short despite the crowd being HUGE. Also the lights that accompanied the shows were great, and the audio quality was good at both performances. Cons: The cost of water and other refreshments was pretty high, but it's also Miami so you will encounter that anywhere you go. It got pretty hot in there, but that's not super unexpected when the crowd is many thousands of people.

I was here for the Dadaland compound this past weekend. This has been my second time here. It is completely different from when I first went about a year ago & I do like the changes they made. The stage, lights and sound system are amazing. But the reason I am giving this place 3 stars is because for one thing the drinks are extremely over priced! My friends paid $16 for a Redbull and vodka in a small plastic cup. I ended up paying $6 for just cranberry juice. And the water bottles which were tiny and I've never even heard of the brand were $8. Not even high end clubs charge that much for water. Thankfully there was water fountains by the restrooms. This place needs more restrooms for the amount of people this place holds. It was a nightmare trying to use the restroom let alone trying to drink water from the water fountains which were "conveniently" placed right in the middle of both male and female restrooms where the madness was. Lastly, don't come here without cash! The atm charges an $8 fee to use. They were taking card at the beginning of the night when there wasn't many people but once it got packed they stopped and were telling people to use the atm. My advice sneak in a flask and a water bottle that you can refill at the water fountains. If not be prepared to spend a lot of money. Parking price doesn't really shock me but for the location that this place is at yes it is extremely over priced as well. Parking goes from $20-$30. Overall, I do like the venue and I would come back but I would not spend a dime on their over priced drinks.