Sunday in Miami: A Day of the Dead Pool Party in Miami Beach, Sundays on the Water at Delilah, and a Full November 1 Slate
November opens busy in Miami: a Day of the Dead pool party at the Goodtime Hotel from noon, a new weekly waterfront party at Delilah Miami from 3 p.m., free Sunday-morning yoga on Lincoln Road - plus the boat show's final day, the Dolphins, Inter Miami and the last day of early voting.
Miami does not ease into November. Sunday, November 1, stacks a holiday pool party, a new weekly waterfront series and a free morning yoga class on top of one of the fullest sports and civic days of the fall - and it all runs an hour later than expected, thanks to tonight's clock change.
In Miami Beach, the Goodtime Hotel marks Day of the Dead with a pool party on Sunday from noon to sundown, presented by Juan, Please; tickets are required. Across the bay in Miami, Delilah Miami launches Sundays on the Water, its new weekly waterfront party series, with the Miami-based duo Paperwater playing from 3 to 9 p.m. on the patio overlooking Biscayne Bay. Earlier in the day, Lincoln Road's free community yoga runs in the Euclid Courtyard, as it does every Sunday morning. Down in the Keys, The Marker Key West Harbor Resort offers a free poolside concert by Rob Benton from 4 to 7 p.m.
Those are the new listings. Sunday's backbone was set earlier in the weekend: the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show closes with its final day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; the Dolphins host the New England Patriots at Hard Rock Stadium at 4:25 p.m. - with Coconut Grove's Grand Public Sunday Football Club running its weekly watch gathering from 4 to 8 p.m. for fans without a ticket; Inter Miami plays at New England at 7 p.m.; and Miami-Dade's 28 early voting sites are open for their final day from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. However Miami spends Sunday, the extra hour from tonight's fall-back is built into all of it.
