Rastrillo 305

Live music, food and a boutique market come together at Historic Virginia Key Beach Park for the seventh edition of Rastrillo 305. Presented Saturday, November 14 by International Studies Foundation, the benefit festival moves to a new waterfront setting this year, with Spanish band Taburete returning to the event as part of its El Perro Que Fuma tour. Along with Taburete’s performance, the festival features a curated food program, boutique bazaar, VIP experiences and additional stage programming to be announced. The event begins in the late afternoon and continues into the night, combining live entertainment with shopping and dining by the water. Rastrillo 305 supports International Studies Foundation’s social and educational initiatives for young people, with organizers also designating a portion of this year’s proceeds for children and youth affected by recent earthquakes in Venezuela. The event is open to all ages, and children 12 and younger are admitted free.