For those who want an early start to the party, the Carillon Miami Wellness Resort is hosting a beachside cookout Sunday, July 2 from noon to 5 p.m. Guests will enjoy music, family friendly activities, beach access and dishes like the chili grilled octopus with lime crema, or the grilled bavette steak served with salsa verde. Admission is $95 for adults and includes unlimited beverages.

The Confidante is going all out with a four-day-long Independence Day celebration. Every day from Saturday, July 1 to Tuesday, July 4, guests can enjoy a poolside barbecue with a live DJ, complimentary Jell-O shots and America-themed cotton candy.

Looking for a weekend-long celebration? 1 Hotel South Beach will host its first Backyard Barbecue and Seafood Boil Saturday, July 1 and Sunday, July 2 from noon to 5 p.m. both days. Open to the whole family, the patriotic bash will feature games, face painting, music and hand-selected menu, including a southern boil of crawfish, shrimp and kielbasa sausage.

The newest museum in town is celebrating its first Fourth of July with a live DJ, barbecue dishes and views of the city’s firework display. Admission is reduced to $21 for adults and $15 for children aged three to 11. The museum’s exhibitions will be open late and laser light shows will run every 15 minutes.

Semilla is starting the party at 4 p.m., offering $4 cocktails and street food treats like braised beef bao buns and chicken tacos all night long.

Seaspice takes on Fourth of July with a nautical themed celebration. Guests will sip on bubbly by Moet & Chandon, enjoy surprise performances and watch the fireworks from the restaurant’s river views.

The Bluewater Café kicks off its Independence Day celebration poolside at 6 p.m. with a barbecue buffet, beer bucket specials, pitcher specials and—of course—views of the fireworks show. Get tickets here.

Time to show off that new bathing suit. Nikki Beach is celebrating Fourth of July with its annual beachside barbecue. Starting at noon, the club’s Independence Day bash will feature music by DJ Crespo, an over-the-top burger selection and its very own fireworks display. Tickets are $20, and burger features start at $10 each.

The Biltmore’s famed Fireworks Spectacular returns with its open bar, barbecue dinner and fireworks display. The celebration kicks off at 5 p.m. and goes into the night with the fireworks display at 9 p.m. General Admission is $180 for adults and $50 for children 12 and under.