Palm Court is an event venue in Miami’s Design District, at 140 NE 39th St. It brings public art, luxury shops and places to eat together in an open setting for a walk or an evening out. Look for Buckminster Fuller’s geodesic dome, browse boutiques such as Louis Vuitton and Gucci, or stop at St Roch Market food hall and Estefan Kitchen. Free Palm Court Performance events have included music from the Miami Symphony Orchestra and young performers; the second level gives a clear view of the show.
Art and architecture in the Design District
Palm Court sits within the Miami Design District, an area where contemporary art and design share the streets with fashion boutiques and cafes. The geodesic dome designed by Buckminster Fuller is a notable piece of public art to look for as you walk. Sculptures and murals by local artists add other points of interest around the district.
Concerts and places to eat
The Palm Court Performance series has included free concerts by the Miami Symphony Orchestra and young performers. For a view during a show, head to the second level; it can be less crowded while still giving you a good sightline. Food options nearby include St Roch Market, a food hall, and Estefan Kitchen. The district also has cafes where you can stop for coffee or gelato.
FAQ
Are concerts at Palm Court free?
Free concerts have been held as part of the Palm Court Performance series. Check the event schedule for details of upcoming performances.
Where can you watch a performance from?
The second level offers a good view and can be less crowded during events.
Is there parking at Palm Court?
Parking under the bridge is an option when visiting by car.
What can you see at Palm Court?
Look for Buckminster Fuller’s geodesic dome, public sculptures and local artists’ murals.
