Miami nightlife is saying goodbye to one of its most distinctive destinations. After six years in Edgewater, Boho is closing its doors, but not before giving its loyal community four final nights to celebrate the music, atmosphere and memories that made the venue such a special part of Miami.
From September 16 through September 19, Boho will host four closing parties, each featuring a different lineup of DJs who helped shape the venue's signature sound over the years.
For anyone who has spent a night at Boho, four nights may not seem like enough. But the venue is making sure its final week is one to remember.
Located in Miami's Edgewater neighborhood, Boho became known for creating an experience that felt different from the typical Miami nightclub.
The venue combined a Tulum-inspired atmosphere, eclectic décor and carefully curated music, creating an intimate setting where guests could settle in for the evening and, often, stay until sunrise.
Its music leaned heavily into deep house, soulful sounds and Afro-house, attracting a crowd that appreciated the music as much as the atmosphere.
Part of Boho's charm came from its décor. Owner Jorge Moreno collected pieces from antique stores, thrift shops and flea markets over the years, giving the space a collected, lived-in feeling rather than a traditionally designed nightclub aesthetic.
Every corner had its own character, which became part of what regulars came to love about the venue.
Boho's closing celebration will take place over four nights, with each evening featuring a different group of DJs.
The first night will feature special guest Axel Bayo of Maccabi House, along with Divina and Friends, Ros and Inaya.
Thursday's lineup will feature Gardy Girault + JOC Havana.
Friday night will bring Jarell, Daryy and Syala to the booth.
The final night will feature 305Mandy, Otto and Lorena, bringing Boho's six-year run to a close.
Each night is designed to revisit the sounds and energy that helped define Boho throughout the years.
The closing celebrations are invitation-only, and requests are currently open for those hoping to attend one of the final four nights.
Applicants will begin receiving confirmations on September 10.
With limited access and only four nights remaining, this will be a special opportunity for longtime Boho regulars and Miami nightlife fans to experience the venue one last time.
While Boho is closing its doors, the story behind the venue is not necessarily ending here.
Miami nightlife veteran Louis Puig, known for his work with Space and other influential Miami nightlife spaces, has joined the team to help shape what comes next.
Details about the next chapter have not yet been revealed, but Boho is leaving guests with a hint that there may be more to come.
For now, the focus is on celebrating everything that made Boho what it was: the music, the people, the atmosphere and the memories created over six years.
Miami's nightlife scene is constantly changing, with new restaurants, bars and clubs opening all the time. That makes the closing of a place like Boho feel especially significant.
For six years, Boho created a space where people could listen to great music, enjoy a drink, meet friends and lose track of time. Its distinctive décor and intimate atmosphere helped it stand apart from the city's larger nightlife destinations.
Whether you were a regular or only visited a few times, Boho became part of Miami's nightlife story.
The final four nights take place September 16–19, 2026.
If you've been meaning to experience Boho one more time, this is your chance to say goodbye to an Edgewater favorite and celebrate six years of Miami nightlife.
Boho is located in Miami's Edgewater neighborhood and is known for its curated music, eclectic atmosphere and distinctive interior filled with art and objects collected over decades.
Address: 111 NE 20th Street, Miami, FL
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