Explore 50 upcoming south beach events near you.
Second and fourth Sundays: 100+ dealers of mid-century furniture, vintage Miami postcards, jewelry, and vinyl stretched along Lincoln Road. Free to br
The classic MMW daytime formula: a hotel pool, a deep roster of house DJs from noon to sunset, and the beach a few steps away.
The Bass stays open late with free admission, poetry, and storytelling in the galleries, then Lincoln Road's shops and studios host an open-air art wa
The crown jewel: 10,000 people dancing on the sand at Lummus Park from 1pm to sunset, a massive stage facing the ocean, and the biggest LGBTQ beach pa
Saturday afternoon at the Sagamore pool: DJs, an open-air dance floor, and the Collins Avenue backdrop. The warm-up for Sunday on the sand.
The National LGBTQ Task Force's week kicks off at the Fillmore with international house DJs and a full production. Every ticket funds the Task Force's
Closing day of the Grand Tasting: a slightly calmer crowd, the Best of the Fest awards, and the last pours of the weekend.
The heart of the festival: two tents the length of the beach, hundreds of wines and spirits, chef demos on the Culinary Stage, and unlimited bites fro
Thirty of the country's best burger cooks compete for the People's Choice trophy on the beach, with live music and an open bar. The most fun ticket of
The festival's Thursday-night opener on the sand: 20 chefs doing one taco each, tequila and mezcal bars, and a DJ until midnight.
Closing day deals across six venues, family programming at the Convention Center, and the last afternoon of superyacht viewing at Yacht Haven Grande.
Day one of the world's biggest boat show: 1,000+ boats, the Convention Center floor packed with new models and marine tech, and shuttles to the in-wat
Packet pickup for 20,000 runners plus a two-day expo at the Convention Center: shoe demos, nutrition brands, course talks, and free shakeout runs alon
The Miami Design Preservation League's free MLK-weekend street festival on Ocean Drive: architecture tours, classic cars, big-band swing on the Lummus
Final public day: quieter aisles, last conversations, and the best chance to actually talk to the gallerists before the crates go back out.
Saturday at the fair: the busiest day on the floor, the Nova and Positions sectors for new work, and film screenings in SoundScape Park across the str
Opening public day of the fair that built Miami Art Week: 280 galleries from 40 countries inside the Convention Center, Meridians large-scale works, a
The beachfront fair in a tent on the sand at 12th and Ocean: 160 galleries, nonprofits, and a strong emerging-artist section. The most relaxed way int
The collectible design fair's 22nd edition in Pride Park: museum-quality furniture, lighting, and objects from 40 galleries under the theme "Unveiling
Sunday afternoons in the Freehand's backyard: a DJ by the pool, award-winning cocktails from the garden bar, and a crowd that lingers until the string
South Beach's intimate house-and-techno room with no bottle service, a serious sound system, and residents plus international guests from 11 until the
Ocean Drive's loudest stage: live bands, dancers in feathers, and salsa and bachata on the floor between sets. Touristy in the best way, and the energ
The Española Way dive turns Wednesdays over to the ladies: free drinks for women from 10 PM to 1 AM, DJs, and the same no-attitude crowd as always.
Wednesdays on Ocean Drive: complimentary bubbles for ladies from 10 PM, a free shot at 11, and the live Latin show and dancers that run every night at
Española Way's dive bar hands over the mic. Rock, pop, and the occasional reggaeton ballad, cheap drinks, and a crowd that sings every chorus with you
A free all-levels flow on the lawn at the tip of South Beach as the cruise ships head out through Government Cut. Bring a mat and water; donations wel
The award-winning South Beach cocktail bar keeps Mondays loose with a live jazz trio, happy hour until 8, and the famous cauliflower nachos.
Eight international teams and 120 horses play beach polo on the sand at Collins Park. Free general admission along the sidelines; VIP tents with champ
Free outdoor screening of Flubber on the 7,000-square-foot projection wall of the New World Center. Bring a blanket and a picnic; the lawn opens at 7
