Wherehouse 2016

Came last night for an 80’s rewind for autism event sponsored by the Dan Marino Foundation. This place is amazing! The walls are completely covered from floor to ceiling in interesting paintings and there are random, interesting trinkets decorating the entire space. There are plenty of things to look at and the trinkets adorning the space are all conversation pieces.
The venue is small, and hard to find because it is surrounded by a bunch of warehouses that seem not to house anything worth mentioning. We had no trouble finding it, but many other people commented about how they had no idea where it was and drove around for a while looking for it. Except for a tiny sign pointing to where it is– there really isn’t any other indication that this gem is there. They host varieties of events though, from Quinceañeras to themed parties and the decór is general enough to lend itself to pretty much any type of event.
I imagine it wouldn’t hold anything more than about 50 people and it was quite packed within 2 hours in. Very well ventilated, the bathrooms were nice and private.

I love this place!!! It’s a unique place to the throw a party. I’ve been to a few. Every time I go there I see something new. Can’t wait to throw my own party here.

Was here Saturday night for a friend’s birthday party. I must say… this place is SO COOL. It’s like the 70’s, 80’s, 90’s, & 00’s, Barnum & Baileys, AND the UniverSoul Circus threw up on the walls and made a lovely, loud ass collage of cool crap! I can’t really describe how it’s decorated, so stay tuned for pics, but it’s cool. It’s not a super big place, but it’s definitely quite the conversation piece if you wanted to throw a party here, particularly a themed party like the one I went to (70’s era). The only issue is that you have NO IDEA it’s here! It’s in warehouse «district» off of West Dixie Highway in North Miami Beach, but trust me, «Wherehouse» is more than fitting cuz ya have no idea WHERE to find it. All in all, a VERY cool experience, just be prepared to wonder around a neighborhood of warehouses like a holy man in the desert to find it. P. S. If it’s night time, bring your mace!

What a unique and FUN place to hold a party! Have a look at the pictures I posted for this business; they pretty much show what every square inch of this space looks like. Artwork covers every bit of the walls, floors and duct work, there is a huge eclectic collection of «stuff» everywhere you look and there are different rooms to explore. All of this combines to make a very unique and fun location to hold a party or social event. As you can see from the photos, much of the artwork seems to be Britto inspired, but was actually done by an artist named Bruce Grayson. I attended a birthday party here with about 75 people and most of us congregated in the main room with the bar, stage and dance floor. There is a smaller room near the entrance with a plasma TV if you want to use that area to entertain the kids or put on the game so the guys can keep up on the score if they really can’t break away from their sports. There is also another large room at the back where few of us went. Again, fun and funky with lots of comfy sofas and chairs to chill on. The only drawback to this place is that it can be a bit difficult to find (it’s located in a commerce park among a group of warehouse units). I was using my GPS to get here and it took me 1 street further than I needed to be. Several who were just following maps said they went around in circles around some nearby lake, and even a few taxi drivers had difficulty finding it. That being said, going to an event here was much more exciting than the usual sterile banquet hall with plain white walls. It feels a bit like going to a gathering in Peewee’s Playhouse, and the artwork and craziness of the décor promotes fun and makes you want to have a drink, let your hair down a bit and PARTY!