BitBasel’s Next Renaissance: Art, Capital and Four Days at the Sagamore
A day-by-day look at the December 2–5 program, its two pass types and the 25th Sagamore Brunch.
Miami Art Week produces many overlapping calendars. BitBasel offers one way to organize a portion of them around a single address: the Sagamore South Beach. Its 2026 program, The Next Renaissance, runs December 2–5 and connects art, technology, private capital and music across four days.
The pass structure matters as much as the headline. Wednesday and Thursday are the capital-focused days; Friday and Saturday bring the cultural weekend. Readers choosing between them should begin with the kind of gathering they want to attend rather than assume every ticket opens every door.
The four-day plan
Wednesday, December 2, opens with Seed2Table, an investor evening scheduled for 6–11 p.m. Thursday’s Family Office Forum runs 11 a.m.–11 p.m. Both require the All Access pass.
Friday, December 4, is BitBasel Day, also scheduled for 11 a.m.–11 p.m., with the .ART Awards and a charity auction in the announced program. Saturday begins with the 25th Sagamore Brunch, 9 a.m.–1 p.m., followed by Jamaica Basel, 3–11 p.m. The change from a morning gathering to an afternoon and evening music-and-culture program makes Saturday a different proposition from the investor days.
Choose the pass around the purpose
The organizer currently advertises early-bird All Access at $499 and Weekend at $119, with fees included. All Access covers Wednesday through Saturday; Weekend covers Friday and Saturday. These are the organizer’s advertised prices at publication, and its terms say sales are final, with no refunds or transfers.
The useful question is whether the two capital days are relevant to the reader. Someone interested primarily in the brunch, cultural programming and music has a different reason to buy than an investor planning to spend time at the forum. Treating those as separate itineraries makes the package easier to evaluate.
The charity auction
The announced Friday auction adds a philanthropic element, but the public program reviewed does not establish a named beneficiary or a fixed allocation of ticket revenue. Readers interested in giving should look for the auction’s beneficiary, lot information and donation terms as they are released. An auction and an admission pass are separate financial decisions.
Make the Sagamore a base
The venue is at 1671 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach. A single-campus program can reduce the number of cross-city transfers in a crowded week, although it still needs to be balanced against fair appointments. Read the official program and organizer’s ticket page together before choosing a pass.
Keep the date
Open the dated event guide for the calendar entry and organizer link.
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