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Club Space Miami, located at 34 NE 11th St in Miami, FL, is a legendary nightclub that has become a cornerstone of the city’s vibrant nightlife and electronic music scene. Opening its doors in 2000, Club Space quickly gained a reputation as one of the premier venues for house, techno, and dance music in the United States. Its original location, nestled in the heart of downtown Miami, has undergone various renovations and evolutions over the years, but it has remained at its iconic NE 11th Street address since its inception.

What sets Club Space apart in the nightlife landscape is its commitment to marathon parties, with events frequently lasting into the early afternoon and offering a unique, open-air terrace that allows clubbers to dance as the sun rises over Miami. The club's reputation for hosting world-class DJ talent, combined with its immersive sound and lighting systems, has cemented its status as a mecca for dance music enthusiasts both locally and internationally. A stronghold during Miami Music Week and the annual Winter Music Conference, Club Space has helped shape the city’s identity as a global epicenter for electronic music culture.

Over time, the venue has been managed by various owners and collectives, with The Link Miami Rebels taking over in 2016, further enriching the club's programming and appeal. Throughout its history, Club Space has maintained its original location, though it has seen physical updates to improve the audio-visual experience and accommodate its ever-growing crowd. Its afterhours vibe and all-night dancing continue to attract a dedicated following, including both Miami residents and visitors from around the world, allured by the promise of sunrise sessions and musical discovery.

Notable artists who have performed at Club Space Miami include international luminaries such as Carl Cox, Loco Dice, Sven Väth, Richie Hawtin, Marco Carola, Nina Kraviz, Black Coffee, Adam Beyer, Maceo Plex, Jamie Jones, The Martinez Brothers, Solomun, Tale of Us, and Dubfire, alongside prominent local and U.S.-based acts like Danny Daze, Ms. Mada, Will Renuart, and members of the Link Miami Rebels collective.