Miami Beach Polo Is Back — Three Days of Matches, Celebrity Games, and Après Polo at The Setai
Miami Beach Polo returns November 13–15 with competitive matches, a celebrity game, a charity game, and evening events anchored at The Setai. The Retail Village opens daily at 10 AM. VIP tent access, après polo, and a Saturday night party round out the weekend.
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Miami Beach Polo is back for 2026, and the schedule is the fullest it's been in years. Three days of competitive matches — Friday through Sunday, November 13–15 — with a celebrity game on Saturday afternoon, a charity game on Sunday, and evening events anchored at The Setai. The Retail Village opens at 10 AM each day. This is the kind of weekend that reminds you why you live here.
Retail Village opens 10 AM daily. VIP tent opens 11:30 AM. Matches begin at 1 PM each day. Après Polo at The Setai on Friday and Sunday evenings (open event). Saturday night party in the VIP tent from 5:30 PM.
Full story →The weekend kicks off Thursday evening with the Official Team Presentation and Opening Event in the VIP tent (7:30–8:30 PM, invitation only), followed by the Game Draw broadcast live on CTV Sports.
Full story →Four matches run from 1 PM through 4:30 PM, with a Players & Team Meeting at 12:30 PM. The evening continues with Après Polo at The Setai starting at 5:30 PM — an open event. Individual sponsor dinners follow at 8 PM, and the night closes with Polo Night at the Harbour Club from 10 PM.
Full story →Four competitive matches plus the Celebrity Game at 2 PM. The evening opens with Polo After in the VIP tent from 5:30 PM (open event to 11 PM, live entertainment). Separately ticketed: Cocktails, Bites, Dance & Meet the Players in the VIP tent from 7 PM.
Full story →Sunday, November 15 — Finals Day
Four matches, including the Charity Game at 2 PM. The day closes with the Award Presentation, MVP, Best Playing Pony, and photo shoot at 4:45 PM. Après Polo at The Setai follows at 5:30 PM (open event).
Miami Beach Polo has been one of the city's most distinctive sporting events for over a decade — polo on the sand, with the ocean as a backdrop and The Setai as the social anchor. The format is accessible: the Retail Village and grounds are open to the public, the matches are fast and easy to follow, and the atmosphere is genuinely festive without being exclusionary. The celebrity game on Saturday and the charity game on Sunday add a layer of spectacle that makes the full weekend worth planning around.
VIP tent access and separately ticketed evening events are available through the official Miami Beach Polo website. The Setai après polo events on Friday and Sunday are open — no ticket required. Plan for the Saturday night party in the VIP tent if you want the full experience; it runs to 11 PM with live entertainment.
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Miami Beach Polo returns November 13–15 with competitive matches, a celebrity game, a charity game, and evening events anchored at The Setai. The Retail Village opens daily at 10 AM. VIP tent access, après polo, and a Saturday night party round out the weekend.
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