On September 13, 2026, three Miami‑based musical groups—Miami Bloco, The Lab and Suenafro—took the stage at Tank Brewing to perform a benefit concert celebrating the 15th anniversary of Urban Health Partnerships. The event was organized to generate financial support for the nonprofit’s community health programs while marking a decade and a half of service in the city.
The concert was held inside the spacious taproom of Tank Brewing, a local brewery that opened its doors to the performers and their audience. Attendees enjoyed a mix of Afro‑Latin rhythms, electronic beats and soulful melodies as the three acts rotated through the setlist. The venue’s casual atmosphere provided a backdrop for the fundraising effort, with ticket sales and on‑site donations directed to Urban Health Partnerships.
Urban Health Partnerships, founded in 2011, focuses on improving health outcomes for underserved neighborhoods throughout Miami. Over the past 15 years the organization has delivered preventive care, health education and outreach services, often partnering with community centers, schools and local businesses. The anniversary concert served as a public acknowledgment of those milestones and an opportunity to expand its funding base.
Proceeds from the Tank Brewing event are earmarked for upcoming health initiatives, including mobile clinic visits and nutrition workshops slated for the coming year. Representatives from the nonprofit highlighted the importance of community‑driven fundraising, noting that contributions from local events help sustain programs that might otherwise rely on larger institutional grants.
Tank Brewing’s involvement extended beyond providing space; the brewery also contributed a portion of its beverage sales to the cause, reinforcing a collaborative model between local businesses and health advocates. The partnership underscored a shared commitment to bolstering public health resources through cultural and social engagement.
The benefit concert concluded with a joint performance by the three groups, symbolizing the collective effort of artists, businesses and nonprofit leaders to support Miami’s health landscape as Urban Health Partnerships looks ahead to its next 15 years of service.