Vizcaya Village Night Market: Harvest & Hispanic Heritage Celebration

Live percussion, beginner bachata, local food and community conversations shape an evening of Hispanic Heritage Month programming at Vizcaya Village. Held Thursday, October 8, the monthly Night Market brings together cultural activities and South Florida vendors in an open-air setting focused on music, dance and local food traditions.

The program begins with an interactive rumba and Latin percussion session led by Cuban percussionist Pablo Regueiro, Yasmane Santos and guest musicians, followed by a live performance and community drum experience. Later in the evening, instructor Nina Osoria Amadhi leads a beginner-friendly bachata class, with facilitated conversation and social dancing continuing afterward.

The market also includes Pana Social, a discussion and collaborative zine-making activity centered on Miami’s local food system, alongside farmers, food entrepreneurs, artists and makers. Presented by Vizcaya Museum & Gardens with We Met in Miami and local cultural partners, the event is free and open to the public, with registration encouraged.