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Eight Hours, Fifteen Pop-Ups: A Wynwood Sunday Plan

The South Florida Seafood Festival fills the Wynwood Marketplace from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Sunday 8 November 2026, with more than 15 pop-ups, a Kitchen Lab and tickets from $7.68 at checkout.

One Sunday, One Address

The 13th Annual South Florida Seafood Festival takes Sunday 8 November 2026 at The Wynwood Marketplace, 2250 NW 2nd Avenue, Miami 33127. The listing prints the hours twice. The header runs 11 AM to 7 PM and the Good to know block runs 8 hours. No door time appears on the page, so 11 a.m. is the first entry.

Eight hours holds the whole event. A group can plan one block and leave the evening open.

Buy Before the Drive

Early bird pricing runs online. Prices rise at the door. Entry is not guaranteed. Buy from the listing before setting out.

Four rungs sell today. Super Early Bird General Admission costs $5.00, plus $2.18 in fee and $0.50 in tax, for $7.68 at checkout. General Admission costs $17.00, plus $2.54 and $1.37, for $20.91. General Admission plus one drink costs $11.00, plus $2.36 and $0.94, for $14.30. VIP with open bar costs $59.00, plus $4.83 and $4.47, for $68.30.

Two open-bar rungs read Sold Out: Super Early Bird VIP at $29.00 and Early Bird VIP at $39.00. A group that wants the open bar buys the $59.00 rung.

The order caps decide the booking. General Admission takes ten seats per order. The drink rung takes one. Six people fit one order. Twelve need two.

11 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.: The First Pass

More than 15 seafood pop-ups work the site. The named dishes run from paella and stone crabs to oysters, lobster, ceviche, lobster rolls and crab legs.

Give the first ninety minutes to the stalls. The listing publishes no stall map and no vendor list, so walk the site once before joining a queue.

Midday: The Kitchen Lab

The Kitchen Lab puts chefs cooking live with samples to share. The listing gives the stop a name and a description and no clock, so this plan places it at midday, 12.30 to 2.30 p.m.

Samples carry no charge beyond the ticket. The middle of the day therefore stays at the entry price.

Afternoon: Bars, Market and Music

Bars pour cocktails from the listing's named mixologists. Bands, DJs and kid MCs play through the day. A vendor market and sponsor activations sit beside the food, and a family fun zone covers younger guests.

Plan 2.30 to 5 p.m. for the market and the bars. The listing publishes no set time for any act, so a group chasing one band has no slot to work around.

The Family Line

Kids under 12 enter free. The terms carry that line twice, under Family Fun and under Fine Print. Two adults and two children buy two adult tickets.

At the $17.00 rung that family pays $41.82 all-in. At the $5.00 rung it pays $15.36.

5 p.m. to 7 p.m., Then Out

The last two hours belong to the bars and the music. The gate shuts at 7 p.m.

Miami International Airport sits 10.4 miles west by road, a 24-minute drive in this reading of 21 October 2026. A 7 p.m. exit leaves the evening open in the city or at the airport.

Arriving and Leaving

The listing publishes no parking rate, no lot and no shuttle. Both parking fields read null. A driver has no published price and no published entrance.

Set the drop-off at the venue address and hold the return for 7 p.m. A car that arrives before 11 a.m. waits for the gate.

What the Block Leaves Out

The listing carries no seating plan, no re-entry rule, no attendance figure and no vendor count above 15-plus. The organiser account prints 301 events, four years hosting and 29,261 total attendees across its whole record on the platform.

Two refund lines sit on the page. Good to know allows a refund up to 7 days before the event. Fine Print reads: All sales are final. Read both before paying.

The day holds one date and one address. Every time in this plan comes off the listing's published terms.

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