All three days were full of rare moments, one-of-a-kind drops, and panel discussions with the artists. On opening day, Drink Champs' N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN recorded a live episode of their award-winning podcast with special guest Erick Sermon while TATS CRU served up prints via a special Truist ATM. JonOne, who debuted his "El Tiguere" exhibit at the museum, signed Rust-O paint cans (and anything else fans gave him) and talked about his rise to fame with the museum's co-founder, Alan Ket.

Guests were able to grab some of Bun B's Trill Burgers and washed them down with some Monster Energy and Jack Daniel's cocktails. At night, the museum turned into a concert venue with special performances by Uncle Luke and Benny The Butcher. The Miami veteran helped celebrate the museum's sixth anniversary by serving up some of his historic bangers from "Scarred" to "Doo Doo Brown." Cactus Jack's DJ Chase B provided the vibes on the second night, followed by Benny The Butcher, who took over the museum with his Griselda & Black Soprano Family.

“Miami Art Week is known for its range of experiences, and this year we were proud to create a space where artists, performers, and cultural figures genuinely wanted to gather," Alan Ket said about the museum's events. "The turnout, the collaborations, and the energy across all three days reaffirmed our mission to celebrate both the history and evolution of graffiti culture.”

In case you missed it, check out some of the scenes from the Museum of Graffiti's Art Week below.

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