Sponsors
Brands that want Miami first.
Beverage, spirits, telecom, banking, auto, airlines, health, consumer brands. One per category, built into the grounds and the launch.
Latin Food Fest was born in New York in 2023. In 2027 it comes to Miami for the first time: two festival weekends outside the Marlins’ ballpark in Little Havana. We are booking the sponsors, partners and vendors who build year one with us.
Tickets from $30. VIP available. Dates subject to final confirmation.
Now booking · Founding sponsors + partners
Miami has not happened yet, and that is the opportunity. Founding sponsors and partners come in before the first ticket is sold: their category, their footprint on the grounds, and their name on everything that introduces Latin Food Fest to Miami. What they are backing is four years of New York, built again for Miami.
Capacity and pricing are planning figures for year one.
One brand per category, May and October. Nobody else in your lane.
A stage, a branded zone, sampling, a VIP experience or a competition with your name on it.
Your name on the announcement, the lineup reveals and the ticket drop across We Eat Here: about 350,000 email subscribers and 500,000+ combined social.
One partner, two cities, and Hispanic Heritage Month in New York on top.
Founding spots are limited to one per category. First conversations happen before Miami goes to market.
Sponsors
Beverage, spirits, telecom, banking, auto, airlines, health, consumer brands. One per category, built into the grounds and the launch.
Partners
Media partners, community organizations, cultural institutions, tourism and hospitality. If you move Miami, we want to talk.
Vendors
Food, drinks, packaged, merch, trucks. One application for every We Eat Here market.
What year one looks like
The same format that filled New York blocks, built for a bigger footprint outside the ballpark.
Salsa, timba, cumbia, reggaetón, live bands, DJs and dance, all day.
Kitchens from across the diaspora, Miami’s own first, with bars throughout.
Multiple branded zones built for partners: sampling, experiences, content.
On-stage challenges with prizes, the way New York does them.
An elevated ticket for guests and partners.
The lineup and the full map go to the list first.
Now booking · Vendors
From ventanita cafecito to Venezuelan arepas, Nicaraguan fritanga and Colombian bakeries, the Miami roster gets built from Miami kitchens first. Small, family-run and immigrant-owned stays the point.
Vendors
Two weekends, four festival days, a ticketed crowd that came to eat. One application for every We Eat Here market: confirm your email, take The Index, pick Miami and your weekends, upload your permits. About ten minutes. Nothing is charged today.
Cooked with us in New York? Same form, same email, and your details fill in.
Performers
Salsa, timba, cumbia, reggaetón, DJs, live bands, folklórico. If Miami already dances to you, send the link.
Born in New York
Four years on New York blocks, 40+ kitchens and makers a day, two stages. Miami gets the same sazón with its own accent.
Little Havana · 2027
Saturday and Sunday, twice. Tickets, VIP and the lineup go to the list first.
Where Outside the Marlins’ ballpark Little Havana, Miami
Tickets from $30. VIP available. Dates subject to final confirmation.
The proof is in New York
One Saturday in Upper Manhattan, October 2026. Samba in the street, a line for chicharrón that never got shorter, and a city that showed up hungry. Miami gets two weekends of it.
Tickets, VIP, lineup
The ticket drop, VIP and the lineup as it lands reach this list before anywhere else. Tickets from $30.
One email at a time. No spam, no daily pushes.
All winter we post where this year’s vendors are cooking.
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