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Progressive trance duo Gardenstate makes its way to Treehouse for a show on Friday night. Swedish producer Marcus Schossow and longtime collaborator Matthew Felner recently returned to the scene with the single “Take Me There,” a swirling trance cut. Local DJs Velero, Macana, and Irish Mariachi will also be behind the decks in the main room, while house-music collective Grooveland Miami offers a hefty lineup of back-to-back sets, including Silvio Rodriguez and Tommy Boy, in the front room. 8 p.m. Friday, at Treehouse, 323 23rd St., Miami Beach; 786-318-1908; Admission is free before 9 p...

Thursday, May 13 The Miami Beach Botanical Garden celebrates Haitian Heritage Month with a special edition of its Garden After Dark series on Thursday. The open-air show features the rhythmic sounds of Miami-based band Arozé Twoubadou, performing a blend of Haitian folk music with danceable kompa. Also on the bill: WDNA's Brainville cohost DJ Kumi. Light bites and drinks will be available for purchase; just bring along a blanket and/or chairs for comfortable viewing. 6 p.m. Thursday, at the Miami Beach Botanical Garden, 2000 Convention Center Dr., Miami Beach; 305-673-7256; mbgarden.org. ...

Dutch DJ and producer Joep Mencke brings his spiritualistic musical musings to Do Not Sit on the Furniture on Thursday, showering the famed nightclub with his signature nods to nature and world music. A member of the artist collective-cum-label Klassified Records, Mencke recently dropped his EP, Satare, noteworthy for its melodic and earthy qualities. Support comes by way of resident DJ Rader. 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. Thursday, at Do Not Sit on the Furniture; 423 16th St., Miami Beach; donotsitonthefurniture.com; Tickets cost $28.10 via ra.co. Pick Pop-Up Party at 94th Aero Squadron Restaurant C...

Looking for the best things to do this week in Miami? Check out Inter Miami CF, Silvestre Dangond, the Fort Lauderdale Air Show, and more events in Miami this week May 6 through 12.

"They said they had Wednesday nights open," he recounts. "I later learned they thought it was a terrible idea, but they thought it was something they could pull off safely with social distancing and a 35-person capacity." On opening night last September, Garcia wasn't sure how Uncle Scotchy's Storytelling Extravaganza would go either — but the weekly event quickly built a following. "Wednesdays have become a lot of people's favorite night. It's like therapy for a lot of people," he says. "There's a core of people that just come to listen. But during the breaks, they end up telling each o...