Solei Beach Club opens at the Kimpton Surfcomber

Quayshawn West, 33, was arrested after a fatal shooting tied to a fight inside Sandbar in Miami Beach. The shooting happened Friday near 67th Street and Collins Avenue, where a memorial of flowers, candles, and photographs sat in an alley outside the bar. West was charged with second-degree murder and appeared in bond court Sunday. NBC Miami reported that police used city surveillance cameras to track West after the shooting, matched clothing and sandals seen on video, and later recovered the weapon they believe was used. Miami Beach Police had not publicly identified the victim as of NBC Miami's report.

Segafredo L'Originale on Lincoln Road serves its final meal June 21 after 26 years in Miami Beach. The cafe and cocktail bar at 1040 Lincoln Road was founded in 2000 by Graziano Sbroggio, Mark Soyka, and Luca Voltarel as a European-style day-to-night spot. It is known for Italian coffees, small bites such as bruschetta and paninis, charcuterie platters, espresso martinis, and outdoor lounge seating with music and DJs. The team did not give a closure reason and said it wanted to celebrate the run with the local community.

Genghis Cohen, the Los Angeles restaurant known for New York-style Chinese dishes, plans a Miami Beach outpost at 1801 Purdy Ave. in Sunset Harbour, in the former Sardinia space. Marc Rose and Med Abrous of Call Mom hospitality group are bringing the restaurant to Miami Beach, with an opening expected in the fourth quarter of 2026. The menu is expected to include familiar Genghis Cohen dishes such as egg rolls, queen chicken, crab rangoon, and other classics, paired with tiki-inspired cocktails.

Orquesta Akokan is scheduled for Saturday, June 13 at Miami Beach Bandshell, 7275 Collins Ave. Showtime is 7 p.m., doors open at 6 p.m., and the event is all ages. The Bandshell describes Orquesta Akokan as a Grammy-nominated Afro-Cuban big band blending mambo, jazz, and traditional Cuban rhythms, presented by Deuterman Productions. The municipal parking lot at 73rd Street and Collins Avenue is across the street, shows run rain or shine under the canopy, and outside food and drink are not allowed.

Concentracion del Hincha Celeste is scheduled for Sunday, June 14 at Miami Beach Bandshell, 7275 Collins Ave. Showtime is 7 p.m., doors open at 6 p.m., and the event is all ages. The Bandshell describes it as a pregame gathering before Uruguay's match, with DJ Sanata leading music, chants, dancing, and charrua spirit, presented by Piano Piano. The municipal parking lot at 73rd Street and Collins Avenue is across the street, shows run rain or shine under the canopy, and outside food and drink are not allowed.

The Juneteenth Experience is scheduled for Friday, June 19 at Miami Beach Bandshell, 7275 Collins Ave. Showtime is 8 p.m., doors open at 7 p.m., the event is all ages, and the page lists a free RSVP. The Bandshell describes Hued Songs' flagship Juneteenth celebration as returning for its sixth year to the Bandshell, where it began. The concert-theater production uses the theme 'We, Too, Sing America,' inspired by Langston Hughes, and blends gospel, blues, R&B, and classical music in a reflection on identity, history, and the Black roots of American sound. It is part of Miami Beach Arts in the Parks, presented by Rhythm Foundation in collaboration with Hued Songs.

The FIFA World Cup Watch Party: Argentina v Austria is scheduled for Monday, June 22 at Miami Beach Bandshell, 7275 Collins Ave. Showtime is 1 p.m., doors open at 11 a.m., and the page lists a free RSVP. The Bandshell describes it as part of Rhythm of the Cup, a series of community watch parties and featured live concerts, with big-screen viewing, food and beverage offerings, and outdoor match-day energy near the ocean. The page warns that RSVP does not guarantee entry; guests with RSVPs are admitted first, remaining space goes to the general public, and early arrival is strongly suggested.