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50 events
Start the weekend on the Bellini rooftop with peach bellinis and Italian cocktails, bay views over Coconut Grove, and a DJ as the sun goes down. Smart
The Grove's Saturday ritual since 1977: organic produce, raw vegan plates, fresh juices, and live acoustic music under the banyans on Grand Avenue. Br
Second and fourth Sundays: 100+ dealers of mid-century furniture, vintage Miami postcards, jewelry, and vinyl stretched along Lincoln Road. Free to br
The Grove's corner institution does the long Sunday brunch: mimosas, eggs every way, and prime people-watching across from the farmers market.
An hour with a guide inside the Walls: the stories behind the Shepard Fairey and Kenny Scharf murals, the artists in residence, and how a warehouse di
Wynwood's favorite dive runs local and touring bands on the patio stage every Tuesday, with pizza from the window and cheap beer at the bar. Come for
Free outdoor screening of The Addams Family on the 7,000-square-foot projection wall of the New World Center. Bring a blanket and a picnic; the lawn o
Thursday happy hour in the Peacock Park garden with free bubbles for ladies from 5 to 7 PM, plus the regular happy-hour menu. A relaxed start to a Gro
Miami Dade College's fall showcase of festival-circuit winners opens with a red-carpet screening and filmmaker Q&A at Silverspot. Eight days of intern
Frost Science's 10th annual family Halloween: costumed science demos, a slime lab, trick-or-treat stations through the aquarium, and a planetarium sho
Free outdoor screening of Project Hail Mary on the 7,000-square-foot projection wall of the New World Center. Bring a blanket and a picnic; the lawn o
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
Free admission to the Pérez all day, plus hands-on art-making for kids on the bayfront terrace. Pair it with the sculpture garden and a coffee at Verd
Wynwood's galleries throw open their doors on the second Saturday of every month: new shows, free wine, food trucks on the corners, and murals lit up
The 43rd Miami Book Fair opens its eight-day run with a headline author conversation at the Chapman Conference Center, followed by a reception in the
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
Friday is free: 250+ exhibitors and booksellers along NE 2nd Avenue, author readings every half hour across eight rooms, and the Children's Alley open
Little Havana's monthly street celebration: live salsa and son on the Domino Plaza stage, open galleries, cigar rollers, and dancing in the street fro
The biggest day of the fair: headline authors in the Chapman Center, the IberoAmerican program in Spanish, food trucks on 3rd Street, and live music o
Closing Sunday of the Street Fair: last-chance deals from the booksellers, the comics and graphic novel program, and the Children's Alley costume para
The collectible design fair's 22nd edition in Pride Park: museum-quality furniture, lighting, and objects from 40 galleries under the theme "Unveiling
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 Broadway jukebox musical plays the Ziff Ballet Opera House for one week. "Sweet Caroline" singalong guaranteed.
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
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
Final public day: quieter aisles, last conversations, and the best chance to actually talk to the gallerists before the crates go back out.
