Miami

Wynwood’s street art, galleries and creative spaces make a useful setting for people who enjoy discovering things as they walk. Locust Projects and Rubell Museum Miami offer two distinct contemporary-art destinations to compare. Use their actual addresses and current programmes rather than assuming all Miami art spaces sit on the same short route.

Pérez Art Museum Miami gives a Downtown art visit a waterfront setting. The Bass is on Miami Beach, a different destination. Choose the exhibition that interests you and leave time locally afterwards. A museum afternoon works well when you have room to talk about a few things you noticed instead of trying to see every collection.

Little Havana offers a different cultural focus through Cuban food, cafés, music and neighbourhood life. Choose whether you want a daytime walk and coffee or a particular live programme. The date and venue matter for the latter; a neighbourhood’s musical reputation is not a promise that every doorway has a show whenever you arrive.

Downtown, Wynwood, Little Havana and Miami Beach are different meeting locations. Share the exact venue and allow for the journey rather than using “Miami” as the whole address. Browse public profiles and events for an interest you share, then join Gitch to arrange the outing in the app.