Ronit Neuman, owner of The Sagamore South Beach, welcomed guests to The 24th Iconic Sagamore Brunch, part of BitBasel’s sixth edition, “Fingerprints of Humanity,” on December 6 at The Sagamore South Beach. (Photo Credit: WorldRedEye.com)
The 24th Iconic Sagamore Brunch returned to Miami Beach on Saturday, December 6, as part of BitBasel’s sixth edition, “Fingerprints of Humanity,” at The Sagamore South Beach.
The Art Hotel of Miami Beach welcomed more than 1,000 guests throughout the morning for the beloved event, which has remained a Miami Beach staple for over two decades.
Scott Spiegel, BitBasel’s Founder & CEO, highlighted the collaborative vision behind The Orb of Harmony – unveiled during The 24th Iconic Sagamore Brunch, part of BitBasel’s sixth edition, “Fingerprints of Humanity,” at The Sagamore South Beach on December 6.
Guests enjoyed à la carte crêpes by Paul, healthy bites by Veggies Made Great, sweet treats by Date Worthy, a dedicated coffee station by Julius Meinl, and a wellness station including IV drips by MyIVSpa. Beverage offerings included bottomless mimosas by La Marca Prosecco, Hampton Water Rosé, Q Mixer, Voss Water, and signature cocktails crafted with 400 Conejos Mezcal, Casa Amigos Tequila, Grey Goose Vodka. The morning was accompanied by live musical performances from the South Florida Symphony Orchestra and the Florida Grand Opera.
The 24th Iconic Sagamore Brunch featured the unveiling of The Orb of Harmony by internationally acclaimed artist KEF! (Simon Röhlen), created in partnership with Sobe Sky Development, The Morris Lapidus Foundation, and BitBasel at The Sagamore South Beach on December 6. (Photo Credit: WorldRedEye.com)
This year’s brunch featured the unveiling of The Orb of Harmony, a seven-foot sculptural installation by internationally acclaimed artist KEF! (Simon Röhlen), created in partnership with Sobe Sky Development, The Morris Lapidus Foundation, and BitBasel. The piece reimagined the architectural legacy of Morris Lapidus, whose vision helped define Miami Beach’s iconic design language.
The 24th Iconic Sagamore Brunch, part of BitBasel’s 6th Annual Miami Art Week fair “Fingerprints of Humanity,” welcomed more than 1,000 guests who enjoyed bottomless mimosas, à la carte crepes, bites by Veggies Made Great, IV drips, and interactive art at The Sagamore South Beach on December 6. (Photo Credit: WorldRedEye.com)
Hosted by Ronit Neuman, owner of The Sagamore South Beach, the event continued the property’s long-standing tradition of presenting museum-quality exhibitions and immersive art programming. Remarks were delivered by Jordan Gvili, The Sagamore’s General Manager on behalf of Peter Kanavos, Commissioner Alex Fernandez, Anabel Llopis, and Scott Spiegel, BitBasel’s Founder & CEO, each highlighting the collaborative vision behind The Orb of Harmony.
The 24th Iconic Sagamore Brunch, part of BitBasel’s 6th Annual Miami Art Week fair “Fingerprints of Humanity,” included wellness activations, including IV drips by MyIVSpa at The Sagamore South Beach on December 6. (Photo Credit: WorldRedEye.com)
A keynote address was delivered by NASA astronaut Nicole Stott, who shared insights from her Ocean Planet exhibition and its message about humanity’s interconnected connection to Earth’s ecosystems.
The 24th Iconic Sagamore Brunch, part of BitBasel’s 6th Annual Miami Art Week fair “Fingerprints of Humanity,” welcomed more than 1,000 guests who enjoyed bites by Veggies Made Great at The Sagamore South Beach on December 6. (Photo Credit: WorldRedEye.com)
Sponsors this year included Wells Fargo, BHI, and Charles Schwab.
With its fusion of art, innovation, and community, the 24th Sagamore Brunch reaffirmed its place as one of Miami Art Week’s most enduring and influential traditions—offering guests an unforgettable morning experience.
The 24th Iconic Sagamore Brunch returned to Miami Beach on Saturday, December 6, as part of BitBasel’s sixth edition, “Fingerprints of Humanity,” at The Sagamore South Beach. (Photo Credit: WorldRedEye.com)
