Miami's music sits in two histories at once. Overtown was Little Broadway, the Lyric Theater opened in 1913 and the Hampton House put up Ali, Malcolm X and Sam Cooke when the Beach hotels would not, and Little Havana has been playing live Cuban sets on Calle Ocho since Ball & Chain opened in 1935. Add Dante's HiFi, Miami's first Black-owned vinyl listening bar, and the free Monday jam at Churchill's, and there is a room every night of the week.
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Built in 1913 on Little Broadway and brought back by the Black Archives, the last house standing from Overtown's golden age.
Jazz is one chapter of Pip's Lifestyle, find the lounges, whiskey bars, rooftops and the Domino Club below.
