In recent years, the venue has played host to acts from around the world, attracting to Miami some of the global diversity it tends to lack owing to its geography, and staging shows by national treasures like Robert Glasper and Big Freedia - always with an eye toward uplifting local talent as well. The kitschy Wynwood dive bar offers a cornucopia of live entertainment, from local DJs to traveling. In 2015, the Rhythm Foundation was given the keys to the storied venue, and its mission to grow the bandshell's legacy as a music and community hub took off. Expect to see damn near anything and anyone at Gramps. In its early days, the bandshell hosted weekly dances, and was once the backdrop for a special winter edition of The Mike Douglas Show. It's served as a cultural nucleus since its construction in 1961. Despite its prosaic-sounding name, the North Beach Bandshell, designed and built by Norman Giller and Associates, is one of Miami Beach's most recognizable architectural landmarks. 176 NW 24th St Miami, FL 33127 USA 786) 752-6693 Hours of Operation Tuesday thru Saturday, 5 pm - 3 am Sunday, 12 pm - 12 am Closed Monday Other near Gramps Flanigan's Seafood Bar & Grill up to 50 off drink Doral Billiards Happy Hours, every day from 3 pm to 7 pm with great Beer Specials and Well Drink Specials.

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