Shore Club will officially launch ‘Sunny Side Up,’ an after-brunch pool party series that will take place every Sunday around the chic Shore Club Pool area. From 2 - 4 p.m., guests can sip on $30 bottomless mimosas while dancing to the tunes of local DJ’s and live entertainment through sundown. For daybed reservations, call 786-276-6772.

Louis Vuitton brings the ONLY stand-alone pop-up store in North America dedicated to the FIFA World Cup^TM Official Licensed Product Collection, open to the public through July 15. The new pop up store will present new versions of Keepall and Apollo; small leather goods available in three color combinations; “Made-To-Order” Keepall in 8 colors and an Epi luggage tag embossed with one of 35 national flags. In addition, the limited-edition FIFA World CupTM Official Match Ball Collection Trunk that is set to become an instant collector’s item, houses a stunning collection of 14 footballs: 13 renditions of the Official Match Balls used at FIFA World Cup^TM tournaments since 1970, all fabricated especially for this project by adidas, and one Louis Vuitton designed football. Located in Paradise Plaza, 151 NE 41^st Street, Miami; more information here.

Head on over to Jezebel Bar + Kitchen to watch the highly-anticipated World Cup matches this year. Jezebel will open its doors early at 2 p.m. Mondays–Saturdays on all game days throughout the series to air all upcoming FIFA games on the multiple flat-screen TV’s surrounding the venue. Jezebel’s full cocktail menu will be offered along with specials: $25 buckets and $10 pitchers of Heineken beer. Soccer fan or not, you’ll want to go for Jezebel’s deep-fried mac-n-cheese alone. For table reservations, please contact info@jezebelmiami.com.

"El Amor Brujo" (Love, the Magician) is the original masterpiece of renowned composer Manuel de Falla. A ballet composed in 1914-1915 and a revised from 1921-1925, It tells the story of Candelas, a young widowed gipsy tormented by the ghost of her late husband and her struggle to adapt to a new life. In an extended new edition, Siudy Garrido, tells this magical story of spells and sorcery from the perspective of flamenco. Click here for more info.

Participants will create their own butterfly house. Led by a MOCA art education professional, these homes will be decorated to represent the identities of the individual and the exhibition theme of inheritance. Cost: MOCA members: $10, non-members: $15; 2-4 p.m. Click here for more information.

The Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami (MOCA) is proud to feature renown jazz musicians as part of its monthly “Jazz at MOCA” series. Guests will dance under the stars to the soulful sounds of a different performer on the last Friday of every month. Each of the featured artists comes from different geographical and musical backgrounds with versatile talents ranging from flautists, saxophonists, guitarists, and singers, delivering sounds of jazz from all over the world. The wide variety of talent ensures that every “Jazz at MOCA” is a unique experience. For the full lineup, click here. 770 NE 125^th Street, Miami.

The Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami (MOCA) is celebrating Caribbean Heritage Month with a unique performance by Julio Montalvo as part of its monthly “Jazz at MOCA” series at 8 p.m. Montalvo is a leading trombonist from the island of Cuba. Inspired by his island roots, Montalvo blends Afro-Cuban rhythms with elements of modern jazz to create his original style – New Latin Jazz. Click here for more information.

Delano Beach Club will host DIPLO’s world famous Mad Decent Pool Party presented by DiskoLab. For one day only, Diplo will hit the turntables for the Miami Music Week style soiree in June! The event will feature very special guest Mad Decent All Stars and other surprise guests. From 2-10 p.m., guests can dance to the stylings of Diplo and his unprecedented lineup while enjoying Delano Beach Club’s esteemed cocktails and bites. For all table inquiries call 786.479.8128 or email DBCVIP@sbe.com

Panel discussion with “Monarchs: Brown and Native Contemporary Artists in the Path of the Butterfly” exhibiting artists: William Cordova, Onajide Shabaka and Dinizulu Gene Tinnie at 2 p.m. Click here for more information.

Gulfstream Park will host Freedom Fest on the Fourth of July. The celebration will feature an array of entertainment including live racing, family activities, giveaways, entertainment and a trackside Fireworks show. Racing fans can enjoy world-class Thoroughbred racing all afternoon including a Fan Grab Giveaway. The pavilion at Pegasus Park will be serving burgers and other tempting treats alongside the 110’ statue with a free show including a fire-breathing dragon, face painting, and more. The Casino featuring 750 Vegas-style slots will be open from 9-3 a.m. 901 S. Federal Hwy., Hallandale Beach.

Visitors will learn about the monarch butterfly, their migration patterns and their threat of extinction though an exploration of Miami-based artist Franky Cruz’s greenhouse inside of MOCA and a film screening “Sex, Lies and Butterflies.” Each visitor will be given seeds to plant their own butterfly garden; 2 p.m. Click here for more information.

MOCA will screen the Cannes Film Festival award winning film “The Golden Dream” (2013), directed by Diego Quemada-Diez. This film follows three young men as they make the journey from Mexico to California; 2 p.m. Click here for more information.