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11:11 is a late-night sound and social mixer held in Miami Beach that brings together South Florida's conscious community for an evening of music, ritual, and cultural connection.

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James Wilson
Reviews 1

It is great that the website clearly lists the upcoming dates for Vol. 4. Knowing that tickets will be available soon helps me plan ahead. The clear breakdown of the three acts makes it easy to understand what to expect. The information about the location at The Meridian Hotel is also very helpful for navigating to the event.

Elena Rostova
Reviews 1

The partnership tiers are listed with prices, but it is not entirely clear if those costs cover just the activation or if additional fees apply for setup and removal of materials.

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About 11:11

11:11 is a late-night sound and social mixer held in Miami Beach that brings together South Florida's conscious community for an evening of music, ritual, and cultural connection. The event is hosted at The Meridian Hotel in the South of Fifth neighborhood and unfolds in three timed acts beginning at 9pm, including a Persian-inspired welcome with rose water, saffron water, signature cocktails, and Persian delicacies. As the evening progresses, guests participate in a sound healing ceremony led by Elmira Shahzeidi, a reading of Rumi poetry by Mahin Huschmand, and a single strike of a Persian Daf drum at exactly 11:11pm. The gathering emphasizes intentional hospitality, global ambient sound, and screen-free presence through the early hours of the night.