OUR STORY
BUILT BY COMMUNITY,
FOR THE COMMUNITY
Supernatural began with the belief that bringing people together can change what feels possible.
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Supernatural first took shape at a South Beach hotel in 2020, with a vision that paired entertainment and community with a naturally focused, wellness-forward menu. The pandemic interrupted those plans, but the idea found a new home in a Little Haiti warehouse around the turn of 2021.
THE WAREHAUS ERA
The WAREHAUS became the place where Supernatural found its character. Previously known as Lemon City Day School, it already carried a history of queer gatherings and creative expression. Over the next three years, its DIY atmosphere gave performers, DJs, and organizers room to try things, take risks, and build something together. A community formed around the freedom to participate—to bring an idea, make an introduction, or create a night that hadn’t existed before.
777 CLUBHAUS
A HOME. AN EVOLUTION.
For founder Logan Gray, that belief grew through years in queer nightlife, first as a drag performer in New York and then as a producer creating parties, performances, and fundraisers. The most meaningful moments were the connections those gatherings made possible: strangers becoming friends, artists finding collaborators, someone seeing a performance and deciding they could take the stage, too. He wanted to build a home where those moments could keep happening.
​Bring the vibe.
When that chapter ended, Logan and longtime friend Danny Gershaw, AKA Danny Blu, committed to giving that community a more permanent home in Miami. On New Year’s Eve welcoming 2025, Supernatural opened at 777 NE 79th Street.
The space has evolved through challenges, reinvention, and the work of people determined to keep its doors open. Its purpose has remained consistent: to give queer creativity a place to grow. On the dance floor, onstage, and in conversations on the patio, Supernatural brings together people who might otherwise never meet. Emerging artists share space with established talent. Different sounds, scenes, and forms of expression find an audience.
Its next chapter builds on that same spirit. Through wellness programming and an elixir bar, Supernatural is returning to a part of its original vision: creating more ways to connect, beyond the late-night party. Movement, music, shared practices, and time spent together offer a fuller experience of community. The developing ART305 Foundation extends that commitment to supporting artistic expression and creative opportunity.
The vision is a creative haus that makes room for both celebration and care—for a great night out, a new practice, an unexpected collaboration, or simply somewhere to feel at home.
Rooted in queer community and open to everyone who respects it, Supernatural continues to take shape through the people who show up.
THE SPIRIT OF THE HAUS.
QUEER AT THE CENTER.
A space shaped by queer culture, welcoming everyone who respects it. Care for our community guides the experiences we create and the partnerships we build.
ROOM TO EXPERIMENT.
New voices, unexpected collaborations, and ideas that deserve a first audience. We make space for creative risks and people finding their own expression.
COMMUNITY TAKES PARTICIPATION.
A community space comes alive through the people who show up. Your presence, creativity, and support help shape what happens here.
Respect the people. Respect the space. Consent matters. If something feels wrong, speak with a member of our team.
MEET THE HAUS.
The people who bring Supernatural to life, on the floor and behind the scenes.
LOGAN GRAY
Founder
JESSE DIAZ
Bar Manager
DANNY GERSHAW
Partner
THAVIA BROWN
Community Manager
BRIANA LEVYA
Assistant
AIDEN CARTY
Partner
NICK HULL
Bartender
OSCAR MULET
Assistant
NOEL DOMINGUEZ
Operations Manager
CRAIG WHITFIELD
Bartender
Partner
JESSE DIAZ
BAR MANAGER
Bartender