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The Underline and Inter hosted the inaugural Inter Brazil Day on Sunday, July 13. It was a vibrant, day-long celebration of Brazilian music, food, and culture that drew more than 5,000 attendees to The Underline’s Brickell corridor.
Marking The Underline’s largest cultural event to date, this was the inaugural event for what will be Miami’s annual signature event celebrating the city’s rich multicultural identity.
Inter Brazil Day transformed The Underline into a lively community gathering filled with live performances, traditional cuisine, and interactive experiences for all ages. Headliners included Zeca Camargo, Calisamba, May Passos, Caio Hara, and Double B, who energized the crowd with rhythmic, soulful performances that brought a taste of Brazil to the heart of Miami.
Attendees enjoyed:
• Traditional Brazilian food and drinks;
• A curated coffee experience at the Inter Café;
• Family-friendly programming, and
• A VIP lounge at The Underline’s Urban Gym, offering cocktails, music, and meet-and-greets with performers, Miami-Dade County and city officials.
“We are thrilled to have welcomed thousands of community members to celebrate Inter Brazil Day with us,” said Eulois Cleckley, CEO of The Underline. “This milestone event reflects our vision for The Underline as a world-class public space. A cultural canvas where communities come together to celebrate, connect, and create shared experiences.”
“The inaugural Inter Brazil Day was a powerful way to celebrate Inter’s Brazilian heritage and honor Miami’s magnetic and vibrant energy. Partnering with The Underline demonstrates our commitment to investing in the communities and public spaces that reflect the values of innovation, connection, and cultural pride, inspiring joy and unity across the city.”
With new phases of the park set to open and future programming in the works, Inter Brazil Day offered a preview of the kind of large-scale cultural experiences The Underline will continue to deliver as it expands southward toward Dadeland by Fall 2026.
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