Elemental Compound Events, Tickets and Visitor Guide

Elemental Compound events centered on a five-day Miami Art Week pop-up in 2022; no verified 2026 schedule or continuing venue operation is published.

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DUKE DUMONT | ART BASEL MIAMI 2022

9:00 p. m., jue, 1 dic 2022

dic

Elemental Compound

Miami

MALAA | ART BASEL MIAMI 2022

9:00 p. m., mié, 30 nov 2022

nov

Elemental Compound

Miami

Events and Current Ticket Status

Elemental Compound does not have a verified current event schedule. As of August 24, 2026, no confirmed Elemental-branded performances, ticket releases or plans for 2026 and beyond could be found. Current event catalogs show no upcoming dates, while pages advertising generic “2026 tickets” do not identify actual shows. The available evidence indicates that Elemental was a temporary Miami Art Week production rather than a permanent nightclub with year-round programming.

Visitors should therefore use the live event listing accompanying this guide as the decisive source of what is actually on sale. If that listing is empty, do not travel to 59 NW 36th Street expecting an operating Elemental box office or regular club night. No continuing box office hours, annual calendar or recurring residency has been verified.

Events and Programming History

No Elemental Compound events were located for 2021. The project debuted during Miami Art Week 2022 as a five-day “multisensory experience” running from November 30 through December 4. Its format combined daytime exhibitions and discussions about digital art, blockchain, fashion, public policy and emerging technology with nighttime electronic-music performances. The advertised address was 59 NW 36th Street in Miami.

Wednesday, November 30, 2022 opened with BitBasel programming devoted to art, technology and policy, including public-school tours and digital-art showcases. The nighttime headliner was masked French house producer Malaa, with Damaged Goods also identified in the event information.

Thursday, December 1 focused on arts, culture, Web3 and digital fashion by day. Duke Dumont led the nighttime house program, with Walker & Royce appearing as a special performance. The event was scheduled from 9 p.m. to 3 a.m. and restricted to guests aged 21 or older with valid identification.

Friday, December 2 featured discussions about Florida blockchain innovation, digital infrastructure, university research and an ocean-sculpture presentation. RL Grime headlined that night, with Kallaghan listed in support. The Robot Heart Foundation’s accompanying program also presented the audiovisual installation Multi-Faith Prayer Room by Brandt Brauer Frick, a performance by Miami DJ Layla Benitez and a late-night appearance by AMÉMÉ.

Saturday, December 3 brought discussions about NFTs, augmented reality, virtual reality and extended reality. Lee Foss led a separate daytime house and techno party with Truth x Lies, Bryan Softwell, Seeing Double and Djen. Madeon headlined the open-air nighttime program, supported by Lusso, Eden Prince, Derek Darko and Gianni Glo.

Sunday, December 4 closed the daytime program with a space-technology and digital-art theme. Contemporary advance schedules left the final nighttime booking unannounced, and no reliable source confirms that a separate Sunday headliner was ultimately presented.

No verified Elemental Compound events were found for 2023, 2024 or 2025. No confirmed 2026 event or future reopening announcement has been published. Consequently, its documented programming history is best understood as one concentrated Art Week activation rather than several years of continuous bookings.

Tickets and Booking

For the 2022 production, admission was sold as individual event tickets, multi-day access and BitBasel packages. Advertised public prices generally ran from approximately $25 to $70, while at least one headliner listing started at $50. VIP packages combined access to daytime exhibitions, designated VIP space and nighttime performances; standard exhibition admission did not always include the evening concerts.

There is no verified permanent box office. If new Elemental dates ever appear, buy only from the seller designated in the live event listing and confirm the exact date, address, age limit and refund terms before paying. Historic event descriptions included 21-and-over entry and, in at least one case, a no-refunds policy. Generic venue pages without a named event should not be treated as proof that a performance is scheduled.

About Elemental Compound

Elemental occupied a mixed indoor-and-outdoor property at 59 NW 36th Street, Miami, FL 33127, near the northern edge of Wynwood and the Miami Design District. Promoters described the project as a meeting point for music, art and technology, with interior and exterior activation areas used by different programming partners.

The underlying property has a longer creative history. It was previously known as LMNT, an entertainment, gallery and production complex. A 2015 sale report described 13,680 square feet of combined indoor and outdoor event space with capacity for as many as 3,000 people, recording and production studios, offices, workshops, a high-ceilinged gallery and an adjacent lot used for concerts. A design showroom subsequently celebrated a move to the address in 2018.

Current property data records a 28,427-square-foot lot, a two-story building dating to 1938, an effective construction year of 1995 and approximately 10,705 adjusted square feet. These figures describe the real estate, not a confirmed Elemental audience configuration. No official Elemental fire-code capacity was published, so the former LMNT figure should not be presented as the guaranteed capacity of the 2022 production.

Seating, Layout and Production

Elemental’s concerts were standing, dance-oriented events rather than seated theater performances. Advertising identified an open-air stage, while the promoters repeatedly referred to both interior and exterior activation areas. There is no verified Elemental seating chart, numbered seating plan or permanent balcony configuration. VIP areas and table reservations were promoted for some nights, but their dimensions and exact placement were not published.

The building’s older LMNT configuration included a 3,000-square-foot gallery, a production studio of roughly 1,650 to 1,700 square feet with a 13-foot ceiling and built-in lighting truss, and a 2,750-square-foot covered patio with a built-in bar and large ceiling fan. Historical plans also described a 1,050-square-foot restaurant or lounge area. These specifications predate Elemental and may not represent the 2022 event layout.

No trustworthy Elemental technical rider identifies the loudspeaker brands, mixing consoles, lighting fixtures, laser inventory, stage dimensions, electrical service or rigging limits used in 2022. What can be confirmed is that the production supported major touring DJs, an open-air stage, multimedia exhibitions and Brandt Brauer Frick’s audiovisual installation. Equipment was likely installed for the temporary activation rather than maintained as a permanent house system.

Getting There and Parking

The former event address is at the northeast corner of NW 36th Street and NW First Avenue. Drivers can approach from I-95 or I-195 using North Miami Avenue and the surrounding Wynwood street network. NW 36th Street is a busy east-west corridor, so rideshare passengers should use a legal curb location and follow event-specific traffic instructions rather than stopping in a travel lane.

Metrobus Route 36 travels along NW 36th Street and connects the area with Allapattah Metrorail Station, Airport Station, Biscayne Boulevard and Miami Beach. The free Wynwood trolley also serves the district, although operating days, hours and stop locations can change. There is no Metrorail station immediately beside the property; transferring to a bus or trolley is more practical than walking from rail with luggage or event gear.

No dedicated Elemental parking inventory or event parking price was published. The property historically had an adjacent lot, but that space could become part of the production footprint. Wynwood has metered curb spaces, private lots and garages farther south. Read every sign carefully, never assume an unmarked lot is public and allow extra time during Miami Art Week, when neighborhood parking demand rises sharply.

Inside the Venue and Event Policies

The verified 2022 nighttime format consisted of late-running, high-volume electronic events, generally beginning around 9 p.m. and continuing until 3 a.m. Guests needed valid photo identification, and the documented headliner shows were 21-plus. No permanent Elemental bag policy, dress code, camera policy, coat check, guest Wi-Fi service, food menu or restroom map has been preserved in reliable event information.

Because this was an event-specific production, rules could differ between the daytime expo and nighttime concerts. Visitors to any future revival should rely on the policy attached to their particular ticket, especially for re-entry, professional cameras, prohibited items, weather procedures and last admission. Comfortable footwear and hearing protection would be sensible for a standing open-air electronic show.

Nearby Amenities

The address sits between Wynwood, Midtown and the Design District. Most of Wynwood’s larger concentration of restaurants, food halls and bars is several blocks south around NW 23rd through NW 29th streets. Current neighborhood dining includes casual food-hall choices, cocktail bars, wood-fired restaurants and reservation-oriented sushi or omakase venues. Allow additional walking time rather than assuming every well-known Wynwood business is beside NW 36th Street.

Nearby lodging choices include hotels around Biscayne Boulevard and within central Wynwood, such as AC Hotel Miami Wynwood, Hampton Inn & Suites Miami Wynwood Design District, Arlo Wynwood and Moxy Miami Wynwood. Staying in Wynwood or Midtown simplifies the trip, although a rideshare may still be preferable late at night or during heavy rain.

What Made Elemental Compound Special

Elemental’s distinctive quality was the overlap between club culture and Miami Art Week’s technology conversation. Visitors could move from panels on blockchain, digital fashion, public policy and immersive media into nighttime sets by internationally recognized electronic artists. Robot Heart’s prayer-room installation added a reflective audiovisual environment to a program otherwise built around energetic house, bass and electronic dance music.

The project also gave space to Miami participants, public-school tours and artists working outside conventional gallery formats. However, no verified attendance totals, employment figures, visitor-spending studies or long-term economic-impact report were published. Its cultural contribution is therefore clearer than its measurable economic impact: it temporarily transformed an established creative property into a cross-disciplinary Art Week hub.

Accessibility and Visitor Experience

No reliable 2022 source provides an accessibility guide, accessible entrance diagram, viewing platform policy, restroom specification, hearing-assistance provision or ADA ticketing procedure for Elemental. It would be unsafe to claim specific accessible facilities without documentation. Anyone considering a future event should obtain written confirmation of step-free entry, accessible restrooms, viewing arrangements and the condition of outdoor surfaces before purchasing.

Public visitor commentary is unusually limited. A discussion posted during the Madeon event shows that at least one guest had difficulty finding photographs and understanding whether the show was outdoors. Another attendee described Elemental as a pop-up rather than a permanent fixture, and the original visitor later confirmed reaching the event. This supports the conclusion that clear wayfinding and advance planning were especially important.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Elemental Compound still open in 2026?

Elemental Compound is not confirmed as an operating, regularly programmed venue in 2026. The documented project was a five-day Miami Art Week activation in late 2022, and no verified continuation, reopening or permanent schedule has been announced. Generic ticket pages may retain the venue name, but they do not prove that the compound is open or hosting events.

Are there any upcoming Elemental Compound events?

No confirmed upcoming Elemental Compound events were found as of August 24, 2026. If the live event listing on this page is empty, there is no verified show currently available. Avoid treating undated venue advertisements as real events; a valid listing should name the artist or program, date, doors time, age requirement and exact ticket terms.

Where was Elemental Compound located?

The published address was 59 NW 36th Street, Miami, FL 33127, near NW First Avenue at the northern boundary of Wynwood. The location is also close to Midtown and the Miami Design District. It should not be confused with similarly named hotels, clubs or events elsewhere in Miami-Dade County.

What was the capacity of Elemental Compound?

Elemental never published a verified event capacity. The property’s previous operator, LMNT, advertised space for as many as 3,000 guests across indoor and outdoor areas, but that figure predates Elemental and may reflect a different layout or permit. The actual 2022 occupancy would have depended on stage placement, installations, barriers, exits and the approved event plan.

Was Elemental Compound indoors or outdoors?

It used both. Promoters advertised interior and exterior activation areas, while the Madeon performance was identified as using an open-air stage. Daytime exhibitions could occupy the building and covered spaces, with concerts extending into the outdoor compound. The precise arrangement changed with the program, so rain, heat and humidity were relevant considerations even when some areas were sheltered.

What kind of music did Elemental book?

The confirmed program concentrated on electronic dance music, including house, deep house, bass music and festival-oriented electronic sets. Malaa, Duke Dumont, Walker & Royce, RL Grime, Madeon, Lee Foss and AMÉMÉ illustrate the range. The venue’s identity was broader than a conventional nightclub, however, because music was paired with digital-art installations and technology discussions.

How much did Elemental Compound tickets cost?

Advertised 2022 tickets generally ranged from approximately $25 to $70, depending on the night and headliner. One Duke Dumont listing started at $50. Multi-day and VIP options were also available, with some VIP packages including both expo and nighttime access. There is no current standard price because no verified new events are on sale.

Did Elemental Compound have assigned seating?

No assigned-seat chart has been found. Its headline DJ events were designed as standing, general-admission dance experiences, with optional VIP or table arrangements on selected nights. Visitors wanting less crowd pressure would ordinarily favor the rear or side of the audience area, while guests prioritizing energy and visuals would move closer to the stage as space and security controls allowed.

Was Elemental Compound a 21-and-over venue?

The documented nighttime headliner events were restricted to guests aged 21 or older and required valid identification. That rule should not automatically be applied to every possible daytime exhibition or future revival, because policies can vary by organizer. A ticket holder should use the age requirement printed for the specific program rather than relying on the former venue’s general reputation.

What time did events at Elemental usually begin?

During the 2022 activation, daytime programs generally ran from noon or 3 p.m. until approximately 8 p.m. Nighttime programming was advertised from 9 p.m. to 3 a.m., although individual artists’ set times could be later. These were Art Week hours rather than permanent opening times, and they should not be used to infer current business hours.

Was parking available at Elemental Compound?

No guaranteed Elemental parking arrangement or price was published. The property historically had an adjacent lot, but it could also be incorporated into outdoor events. Visitors relied on metered street spaces, private lots and Wynwood garages. For any future program, confirm whether the organizer has reserved parking and never leave a vehicle in an unmarked or closed commercial lot.

How can I reach the location by public transportation?

Metrobus Route 36 serves NW 36th Street and connects with Allapattah Metrorail Station, Airport Station, Biscayne Boulevard and Miami Beach. The Wynwood trolley also operates within the wider district on scheduled service days. There is no rail platform directly at the property, so most transit journeys require a bus, trolley, rideshare or additional walk.

Was Elemental Compound wheelchair accessible?

No dependable venue publication confirms the accessible entrance, restroom layout, viewing area or outdoor surface conditions used during Elemental’s 2022 events. General claims of full accessibility should therefore be treated cautiously. Before attending any future activation, request specific confirmation of a step-free route, accessible restroom, companion accommodation, drop-off point and assistance procedure appropriate to your individual requirements.

Did Elemental Compound sell food and drinks?

The historic property included bar, patio, kitchen and restaurant or lounge infrastructure, but a verified Elemental food-and-beverage menu has not survived. Alcohol service was consistent with the 21-plus nighttime format, yet drink selection, payment methods and food availability could have varied by event. Eating beforehand in Wynwood or Midtown would have been safer than assuming a full meal was available inside.

What happened if it rained during an Elemental event?

No preserved weather or cancellation policy has been found. Because the compound included open-air programming, rain could affect queues, outdoor stages and exposed walking surfaces even when indoor or covered areas remained usable. Future ticket holders should read the event’s weather language carefully and bring only permitted rain protection; umbrellas may be restricted where they obstruct views or create a safety concern.

Could visitors bring bags or cameras?

No universal Elemental bag-size or camera policy has been verified. Rules likely depended on the concert, exhibition partner and security plan. For any revival, a small bag and phone camera would be the lowest-risk choices, but professional cameras, detachable lenses, recording equipment and oversized backpacks should not be assumed acceptable without written authorization in the event policy.

How early should visitors arrive?

For a large Art Week program, arriving 45 to 60 minutes before the desired set would allow time for traffic, parking, identification checks and entry lines. Earlier arrival would be sensible when combining daytime exhibitions with a nighttime concert. Because Elemental was a pop-up and some guests reported uncertainty about the location, confirming the entrance before the headliner’s set was particularly important.

Why are there so few reviews of Elemental Compound?

The limited review history reflects the project’s short life. Elemental operated as a concentrated five-day activation rather than a permanent venue accumulating feedback over many seasons. Most surviving material consists of event announcements, artist listings, photographs and a small amount of attendee discussion. That record is enough to document the programming, but not to support broad claims about service, acoustics or facilities.

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