Miami Ironside

Miami Ironside is a creative campus of event venues and production studios at 7580 NE 4th Court in Little River, Miami. Founded by Ofer Mizrahi as one of Miami’s first adaptive reuse properties, it turns former industrial warehouses into event spaces, studios, shops and restaurants, and it displays four segments of the Berlin Wall repainted by Thierry Noir during Art Basel in 2013. Ironside rents its venues for product launches, conferences, brand activations, screenings, executive dinners and holiday parties, and it doubles as a production campus with studios, virtual sets and chroma-key stages for film and photo work. Client logos on its site include Nike, Netflix, LVMH, Spotify, Meta and Tesla.

Event venues

• The Event Space: a 10,000-square-foot, two-story loft with 19-foot ceilings, white gallery walls, a veranda and a built-in sound system, for 400 standing or 200 to 300 seated.
• Ironsbend Studios: two 4,000-square-foot bays with 15-foot ceilings, sprung hardwood floors and a tracking 4K camera and microphones for hybrid and livestreamed events, for up to 400 standing.
• Glassbox: a 3,500-square-foot glass pavilion with floor-to-ceiling windows, 13-foot ceilings, AV and showers.
• More spaces: Gallery 62 for 300 standing, The Lounge, an Outdoor Stage and The Lemon Grove, an open-air garden for 200 guests.

Studios

The Virtual Set Studio has programmable LED walls, lighting and control software, a control room and an AV team, and the campus also offers film, photo and podcast stages for content capture.

Catering, AV and load-in

In-house catering and bar service are available across the campus, along with built-in sound, lighting and projection, event staff, security and production support. Venues have direct loading access for staging and custom builds, and extra load-in, build and strike days can be added. Ironside asks clients to carry event liability insurance. Parking is in a lot at 7636 NE 4th Court, with free street parking nearby, and site visits are offered seven days a week.