III Points 2026 Takes Over Mana Wynwood for a Weekend of Music and Mayhem
Rain or shine, Miami's iconic music festival brought thousands of fans together for a weekend of unforgettable performances and immersive experiences.
Oct 30, 2026 · 3 Minute Read · By Tierney Corbett 
III Points returned to Mana Wynwood on October 16–17, bringing nearly 300 artists across 13 stages for another weekend of music, art, and unexpected experiences. Spanning five city blocks, the festival transformed the venue into a massive playground filled with hidden stages, interactive installations, and performances running until 4 a.m.
Watch Cloonee's set in the rain on Instagram
Undeterred by Friday evening’s rain, festivalgoers at Cloonee’s set kept the dance floor packed and energized.
While Friday’s heavy rain made for a wet start, festivalgoers didn’t let the weather interrupt the party. One of the night’s standout moments came during Cloonee‘s set, when the rain only added to the atmosphere as crowds continued dancing through the downpour.
Adam Port performed at the Mind Melt stage on a 360-degree platform.
Saturday brought another memorable moment when Adam Port performed from a 360-degree stage positioned directly within the crowd at Mind Melt, giving fans an up-close experience from every angle.
Mana Wynwood Convention Center hosted a variety of activations, including MokiWorld’s “Lucky You” installation, the 444 stage, the Red Bull Unforeseen stage and III Points’ iconic skate space.
Beyond the lineup, one of the weekend’s biggest attractions was MOKIWORLD, an interactive installation created by Miami artist Mokibaby. Inspired by Las Vegas and Miami’s colorful culture, the space featured casino games, a 16-foot furry television, a prize wheel, and even a wedding chapel where attendees could tie the knot before hopping into a “Just Married” limo.
Another hidden highlight was Red Bull Unforeseen, a secret party tucked away within the festival grounds. This year’s setup took inspiration from Miami’s notorious traffic jams, featuring an elevated DJ booth designed like a boat and a Boiler Room-style layout that brought the crowd right into the action. The unexpected setup made it one of the festival’s most unique dance floors.
The Upside by S.Lab was featured above the skate space, adding a visual centerpiece to the area.
Art was also scattered throughout the venue, including Mokibus, a bus transformed into a dreamlike space with nostalgic visuals and an overgrown magical forest. Inside the Mana Wynwood Convention Center, The Upside by S.Lab featured an inflatable version of Miami’s iconic skyline suspended upside down above a roller skating rink.
In addition to installations, more permanent art included Miami Art Society-curated murals along RC Cola. Photographer Giano Currie captured this for “Artists of III Points 2026.”
Between the rain-soaked dance floors, hidden parties, and creative installations, III Points 2026 gave attendees plenty to discover beyond the music. The weekend once again brought Miami’s music and art communities together at Mana Wynwood, showing why III Points remains one of the city’s most anticipated annual festivals.
