Stages & Map
Five blocks. Five stages. One unforgettable street.
The festival runs along SW 8th Street (Calle Ocho) from SW 17th Avenue to SW 13th Avenue — five full blocks transformed into a celebration of Caribbean and South American culture.
FESTIVAL MAP
THE 5 STAGES
Main Stage
The festival's centerpiece. Headlining acts, major performances, and the opening ceremony all happen here. Biggest sound system, largest crowd capacity.
Lynn's Girl Central
Local talent, cultural showcases, and community voices. This stage belongs to Miami's Caribbean and South American neighborhoods.
Arts Pavilion
Live mural painting, sculpture, spoken word, and visual art. Watch artists create in real time throughout the entire festival day.
Roots Stage
Traditional Afro-Caribbean rhythms, South American folk music, and ancestral heritage performances. Where the deep roots of our cultures come alive.
Dance Stage
DJ sets, dancers, and interactive performances for all ages. A high-energy, family-friendly space where the whole block moves together.
FESTIVAL INFO
Food & Drink
Caribbean and South American cuisine vendors throughout all 5 blocks.
Restrooms
Portable facilities available at each block entrance and exit.
First Aid
Medical stations at Block 1 (Main Stage) and Block 3 (Arts Pavilion).
Accessibility
Accessible viewing areas at all stages. ADA-compliant pathways throughout.
Information Booth
Festival info and lost & found at the main entrance on SW 17th Ave.
Free Admission
The 8 Freedom Festival is free and open to the public. No tickets required.
GETTING THERE
Public Transit
Take the Metrorail to Culmer Station and walk west on SW 8th Street. The festival entrance is a 5-minute walk.
Parking
Street parking is limited. We strongly recommend Metrorail (Culmer Station) or rideshare. Paid lots available on SW 7th St and SW 9th St.
Rideshare
Drop-off and pick-up zones are designated on SW 7th Street between SW 13th and SW 17th Avenues.