The nights
Resident. Guest. After hours.
Evie Nash holds the floor. Ben Cole opens. Wynwood, not a festival circuit.
Resident night
One room. One calendar. Wynwood. Evie Nash on the booth.
Guest set
Ninety minutes. You keep the opener. Ben Cole takes the first hour when asked.
After hours
The door after 02:00. Cyan lights. The floor stays until it does not.
2nd Ave desk
1420 NW 2nd Ave. Dates on a sheet, not an app store.
The floor first.
Evie Nash opened Floor Plan in 2015 so a Miami room would have one resident who knew the floor, not a rotating feed.
Guest sets stay short.
Ninety minutes. Ben Cole opens when the letter says so. The resident keeps the rest of the night.
After hours is a door.
Not a second club. The same booth after 02:00.
Eleven years on 2nd Ave.
52 resident nights a year. The desk is Wed–Sat 14:00–20:00. Dates go on a sheet.
Resident nights
0 / year
Rooms
The floor, the booth, the hall
Stills from nights on 2nd Ave. No video file on this sample.
Dates, not plans.
Pick a night.
A resident block, a guest set, or after hours. The letter names the clock.
Dates people ask about
How far out is a resident night?
Six to eight weeks is usual. Evie Nash holds 52 nights a year. The desk answers Wed–Sat.
Can a guest set run longer?
No. Ninety minutes. The resident keeps the rest of the night.
After hours
Same booth. Same room. The door after 02:00. Named on the letter.
See dates
1420 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33136. Hart L. in Wynwood said the floor held until 04:00.