Wynwood’s most recognizable party space is officially back in action—and it’s coming in louder, brighter and far more game-obsessed than before.
Throw Social Miami opened this week, taking over the former Oasis Wynwood and turning the sprawling 35,000-square-foot footprint into a full-scale “eatertainment” playground that’s made for everything from casual hangs to all-out blowouts.
The new venue is designed as a choose-your-own-adventure night out with multiple game-driven zones, five bars, luxe lounges, VIP cabanas and a massive LED video wall. There will be DJs and live music to keep things moving and the layout lets groups easily bounce between drinking, playing, watching and dancing, without committing to just one vibe all night.
Food isn’t an afterthought here either. The menu is built around shareable plates, sandwiches and crowd-pleasers rather than formal dining. Drinks follow the same philosophy: colorful, social and engineered for groups.
Throw Social Miami is from The Ginger Brands, the experiential hospitality group founded by Ginger Flesher-Sonnier, the mind behind concepts like Escape Room Live and Kick Axe Throwing. The Miami location joins sister venues in Washington, D.C., and Delray Beach, but the Wynwood outpost is easily the largest and most ambitious yet, building on the site’s history as a destination for big crowds and big energy.
The timing couldn’t be more strategic. Next Sunday, Throw Social Miami is hosting what it’s calling one of the city’s biggest Super Bowl watch parties. The event will take over the venue’s massive video wall setup, layering in commercial bingo (with prizes), a live emcee and a mix of general admission, table seating, lounges and VIP cabanas, essentially turning the game into a full-scale interactive event rather than background noise at a bar.
Throw Social Miami feels like a natural next chapter for the Oasis space—less concert venue, more anything-goes social hub. Whether you’re showing up to play, watch, drink or do all three at once, Wynwood’s newest playground is officially open.
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