Complex Family Style Food Fest

A daylong food and culture gathering brings chefs, streetwear brands and music into the mix for Miami Art Week as Complex's Family Style Food Fest arrives in Midtown Miami with its blend of collaborative flavors and design. Centered on the idea that food can spark community, the festival pairs limited-edition dishes and merchandise with a lineup that reflects both local institutions and out-of-state favorites.

Taking place December 6 at 110 NE 36th Street, the Complex Family Style Food Fest features an extensive roster that includes Versailles, Trill Burgers, Miami Slice, KYU, Tâm Tâm, Drinking Pig BBQ, The Taco Stand, Hotline Korea & Boba and many more. Each vendor contributes to the festival’s signature approach: one-off culinary items and co-branded drops created specifically for the event. A curated music lineup, featuring DZA, Silent Addy, Drewbyrd, Little Rock, Full Crate, Berraka, Peewee and others, adds to the atmosphere, while a kids’ area and a domino tournament hosted by Capicu! NYC round out the programming.

Artist Nina Chanel Abney serves as the festival’s artistic director, shaping a visual environment that plays with contradiction, color and the sensory overload of contemporary culture. Her creative direction extends across the site, infusing the experience with the layered, graphic language seen throughout her painting practice.

Family Style Food Fest opens at noon and continues through the afternoon, offering a mix of collaborative food, design and entertainment built around the festival’s core themes of creation, collaboration and community.