
Seia Transforms Into Venice for Halloween With a Masquerade 54 Floors Above Brickell
On October 31, Seia’s restaurant and members club atop 830 Brickell becomes a Venetian masquerade, with a four-course Italian dinner, DJ Matt E Love and masks at the door.
Halloween in Miami usually means costume parties and late nights on South Beach. This year the holiday falls on a Saturday, and one of Brickell’s highest dining rooms is taking it somewhere else entirely: Venice.
On Saturday, October 31, 2026, Seia, the contemporary Italian restaurant and private members club on the 54th and 55th floors of 830 Brickell, will host “One Night in Venice,” a Halloween experience that transforms the space into a Venetian-inspired escape. The evening runs from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m.

Seia hosts “One Night in Venice,” a Venetian masquerade Halloween experience, on Saturday, October 31, 2026, from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. on the 54th and 55th floors of 830 Brickell in Miami. Restaurant tables carry a $200-per-guest food and beverage minimum with a special four-course menu or à la carte dining; general admission is $125 per guest.
- Event
- “One Night in Venice,” Halloween at Seia
- Date
- Saturday, October 31, 2026
- Time
- 8 p.m. to 2 a.m.
- Venue
- Seia, 54th and 55th floors of 830 Brickell (830 Brickell Plaza), Miami
- Tables
- $200 per guest food and beverage minimum; special four-course menu or à la carte; welcome cocktail, table for the evening and full access
- General admission
- $125 per guest; Seia’s bars and terrace, welcome drink and bites
- Music
- DJ Matt E Love
- Dress code
- Venetian masquerade; masks provided upon arrival
- Reservations
- SevenRooms (table experience and GA tickets), OpenTable, [email protected]
The setting is half the draw. For the night, Seia will be dressed in red lighting and florals, with a special four-course Italian dinner, festive cocktails, DJ Matt E Love and live entertainment, all set against the Miami skyline.
The dress code is part of the fun. Guests are asked to arrive in Venetian masquerade, with formal evening attire and elevated interpretations of Venetian dress encouraged. And no one needs to worry about forgetting the finishing touch: masks will be provided upon arrival.

There are two ways to experience the night. Restaurant tables carry a $200-per-guest food and beverage minimum, with the choice of the special four-course menu or dining à la carte from Seia’s contemporary Italian menu. The table experience includes a complimentary welcome cocktail, a table for the evening and full access to the party. Seia is still accepting regular dining reservations on Halloween, but guests who want the four-course menu and want to keep their table for the night should book the table experience, offered from 8 to 9:30 p.m.
For those who would rather move between rooms than settle in for dinner, general admission is $125 per guest and includes access to both of Seia’s bars and its terrace, with a complimentary welcome drink and bites.

For anyone who has not yet made it up to the 54th floor, Seia takes its name from the Roman goddess of sowing seeds. Developed by OKO Group and The Bastion Collection, it pairs a contemporary take on Italian cooking with panoramic views of Biscayne Bay and the ocean. The culinary vision is guided by Salvatore Martone, executive chef of The Bastion Collection, in collaboration with Seia executive chef Alessandro Morrone, both rooted in Southern Italian heritage. Seia Club, the invitation-only members club, is a private setting for discreet business meetings by day and becomes a social hub with entertainment by night, which makes a masquerade feel like a natural extension of the address.
The rooms are a destination on their own. As Haute Living reported, Seia was designed by Laurence Macadam of Zervudachi, Roberts & Macadam, and its art collection includes an Andy Warhol Camouflage nearly thirty-three and a half feet long. On Halloween, all of it gets a Venetian costume of its own.
It is a fitting theme for a restaurant that already reads Italian tradition through a contemporary lens. Rather than haunted-house theatrics, the night trades in masks, a long Italian dinner and a DJ set high above the city, a dressed-up alternative for those who want their Halloween to feel more like a soirée than a costume contest.

One Night in Venice takes place Saturday, October 31, from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. at Seia, 830 Brickell Plaza, Miami. Reserve the table experience or buy general admission tickets through SevenRooms, or book a regular dinner reservation through OpenTable. Reservations can also be made at [email protected].
For more of Haute Living’s Miami dining coverage, see An Exclusive Look Inside Seia Brickell Miami.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When is Seia’s Halloween party?
Seia’s “One Night in Venice” Halloween experience takes place on Saturday, October 31, 2026, from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m.
How much does One Night in Venice at Seia cost?
Restaurant tables carry a $200-per-guest food and beverage minimum, with a choice of a special four-course menu or à la carte dining, plus a complimentary welcome cocktail, the table for the evening and full access. General admission is $125 per guest and includes access to Seia’s bars and terrace with a complimentary welcome drink and bites.
What should I wear to Seia on Halloween?
The dress code is Venetian masquerade. Formal evening attire and elevated interpretations of Venetian dress are encouraged, and masks are provided upon arrival.
Where is Seia in Miami?
Seia is on the 54th and 55th floors of 830 Brickell (830 Brickell Plaza) in Miami’s Brickell neighborhood, with views of Biscayne Bay and the ocean.

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