Caribbean City blazes into Fort Lauderdale on September 13

After igniting Miami’s nightlife with a series of legendary parties, Caribbean City is bringing its unmistakable energy to the heart of Fort Lauderdale. On Saturday, September 13, 2025, the city’s iconic open-air venue America’s Backyard will be transformed into a full-scale Caribbean escape with no plane ticket or passport required.

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Known by its motto, “It’s a Party, Not a Place,” Caribbean City is a cultural movement. Born in the vibrant pockets of Miami’s Wynwood and Little Haiti neighborhoods, the brand quickly became South Florida’s epicenter for Caribbean music, style, and celebration. Now, that infectious rhythm is heading north for one massive night under the stars in Fort Lauderdale’s buzzing Las Olas entertainment district.

Organizers promise the signature blend of sound, style, and soul that made Caribbean City the #1 Caribbean party brand in South Florida. Guests can expect high-energy soca, dancehall, reggae, and afrobeats all night long. South Florida’s top Caribbean DJs and selectors will take the stage, backed by immersive visuals, tropical-themed decor, and an atmosphere that channels pure island magic.

It’s not just about the music, this party is a full sensory experience. Caribbean City is curating a menu of island-inspired bites and handcrafted cocktails to keep the vibes flowing from start to finish. Dance-ready crowds dressed in Caribbean chic will turn out in full force, adding to the electric energy that only Caribbean culture can deliver.

“We’re not just relocating, we’re expanding the movement,” said the Caribbean City team. “Miami showed us the love, but Fort Lauderdale’s America’s Backyard will let us go even bigger. Expect more production, more vibes, and the same unbeatable energy that makes Caribbean City the #1 Caribbean party brand in South Florida.”

The choice of venue is no accident. Located just steps from the pulse of Las Olas and within minutes of the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, America’s Backyard is perfectly positioned to welcome partygoers from near and far. With its sprawling open-air layout, the space is ideal for the festival-style atmosphere Caribbean City is known for making it the perfect canvas for this next evolution.

Doors open on September 13. For convenience, the venue is a short walk from the Brightline Fort Lauderdale Station, and parking garages and rideshare drop-offs are located nearby. Tickets are already moving fast, with early bird, express entry, and VIP packages available now at CaribbeanCityMIA.com.

Whether you’re repping Trinidad, Jamaica, Haiti, Barbados, or just a fan of the culture, this is the party to mark on your calendar. On September 13, Fort Lauderdale becomes the Caribbean capital of South Florida. Don’t miss it.

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