On November third, your dreams will manifest into reality. Music and dance, art and culture will merge into one spectacular thirteen-hour event, overtaking the entire city of Miami Beach.
Coupled with the bonus hour from the time change and the participation of businesses citywide, this event will be a complete cultural takeover and celebration of the 25th hour. You will not want Sleepless Night to end. One adventurous night of daring and innovative entertainment - all free - at indoor and outdoor venues concentrated into four areas of Miami Beach: North Beach, Collins Park, Lincoln Road and Ocean Drive.

Traveling theater shuttle buses transport insomniac participants to and from the four zones of activity. You may have a fantasy of getting lost in an enormous inflated environment of pure color and light, catching your breath as dancers descend from the darkness above, walking in the Western Hemisphere's longest fashion runway in personalized silver couture or following enormous dancing insects in the pre-dawn starlight. Or your dreams may be to settle back and enjoy classical music concerts, dance performances, movies, comedy, theater and provocative performance art.
The night is yours to decide. Savor one or two special experiences or get lost in the cultural kaleidoscope of Sleepless Night. When you need to refresh, take advantage of the food, drink and hotel specials, then treat yourself to interactive video installations, blush-inducing acrobats, meditative jazz and driving world beats. Plan your itinerary or go with the flow, but rest up now: Sleepless Night will be here in the blink of an eye.

Spanish artists will show their works:
VARIOUS BUILDINGS FROM ALTON ROAD TO WASHINGTON AVENUE
6 p.m. - 6 a.m.: A reminder note you'll never forget: From Spain, artist Chus Garcia Fraile's "POST-IT Project". U.S. Premiere. Curated by Mariangela Capuzzo. WASHINGTON AVENUE FROM LINCOLN TO 17th STREET
6 p.m. - 6 a.m.: Monumental Outdoor Sculptures by Spanish artist Manolo Valdes, presented by Marlborough Gallery New York. ESPANOLA WAY
9 p.m. - 1 a.m.: The Miami Beach Cinematheque presents "Sleepless Cine-Theatre" in the Plaza de Espana: pivotal international silent films set to interpretive cutting-edge performances by contemporary artists.
9 p.m.: "Cabinet of Dr. Caligari" with musical and sonic performance by Nicole Martinez, Juan Marestany, Marlene Lopez and Emily Vogel
10:45 p.m.: "Battleship Potemkin" with improvised poetry and poems read by Jonathan Gans, together with jazz tap choreographer/dancer Katherine Kramer
12 a.m.: "Un Chien Andalou" and "Entr'acte" with music and dance by Siempre Flamenco and friends.