Upcoming South Florida Events

Live music, DJ sets, vendors and Halloween-season details bring an all-ages outdoor hang to Normandy Fountain with performers including Foom!, OGNEILJAY, Katie Ox and Frankie Trullenque.

An open-air Coconut Grove market brings local shopping, seasonal drinks, waterfront music and food from Regatta Grove's chef-driven vendors to Biscayne Bay.

Happy Isles and Manolo Blahnik host semi-private bridal shopping appointments on October 10 and a public Happy Isles shopping suite on October 11, pairing curated vintage fashion with Manolo Blahnik bridal styles.

A free community festival in Tropical Park with fall activities, adaptive recreation resources, performances, arts and crafts, rides and family programming presented by Miami-Dade County Parks through its Therapeutic Recreation and Inclusion Unit.

A free Miami Beach OnStage evening at Lummus Park with Latin-funk, Afro-Caribbean jazz, vinyl, Spam Allstars, Tony & The Kings, DJ sets, a record fair and participatory art programming.

A wellness-focused morning on Ball & Chain's Pineapple Stage with Pilates led by Jamie Carpio, a tropical house DJ set from Hanna Leon, brand activations and post-class cocktails.

A beach cleanup, eco walk and Halloween costume swap combine coastal stewardship, guided nature education and low-waste seasonal planning during Florida Climate Week.

A guided walking tour explores the history of the Miami Design District through public art and architecture, including installations and murals such as Fly's Eye Dome, Dollar a Gallon and Interdimensional Portal.

More than 45 local vendors gather at Miami Ironside for a seasonal indoor artisan market featuring handmade jewelry, ceramics, candles, skincare, clothing, art, home goods and baked items. The program also includes mini pumpkin painting, a fall wreath-making bar and seasonal drinks.

Hispanic music, food, art and traditions come together on Main Street in Miami Lakes for an outdoor community celebration presented by the Town of Miami Lakes. The evening highlights live entertainment, local vendors, handcrafted goods and work by Hispanic artists and makers.

Miami Children's Museum offers a monthly sensory-adapted morning with reduced lighting and sound levels, limited attendance, modified performance elements and caregiver resources.

The third annual Miami Design District initiative brings participating fashion and luxury brands together for charitable shopping experiences benefiting breast cancer research and patient care at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center.

STAMPED and Jerk x Jollof bring Miami Carnival energy to Arlo Wynwood’s rooftop pool deck with Afrobeats, Amapiano, dancehall, hip-hop and global rhythms.

Dale Zine opens Stray Thoughts, a photography exhibition by Sid Singh documenting Ladakh, India through transient communities, native wildlife and unexpected Himalayan compositions.

World Mental Health Day programming brings art, movement, neuroscience and guided conversation to Arpi Studio in Miami Lakes. The daylong format includes wellness-led movement, discussions on kindness and visibility, a South Florida PBS segment, performance, lunch programming and afternoon mindfulness activities.

A morning meditation, breathwork and beachside sound bath at 1 Hotel South Beach gives World Mental Health Day a quiet oceanfront start. The session is led by Sabrina of Kanekshun and is available to hotel guests, residents and 1 Club members by reservation.

Grammy-nominated and Dove Award-winning collective Bethel Music brings its 2026 tour to The Fillmore Miami Beach for an evening of contemporary worship and live performance.

Miami Carnival Parade and Concert closes the 2026 Miami Carnival celebration with masquerade bands, Caribbean music, island cuisine, cultural programming and live entertainment at Miami-Dade County Fairgrounds.

WellNXT Miami at the Dolphins pairs a wellness village with premium game-day seating as the Dolphins host the Bengals. The program includes fitness classes, recovery experiences, healthy food and beverage tastings, mental wellness programming, brand activations and expert-led conversations before kickoff.

Miami Fashion Week returns October 13 through 17 with runway shows, fashion presentations, designer popups, parties, panel discussions, workshops and luxury lifestyle programming across Greater Miami and Miami Beach.

III Points returns to Mana Wynwood for its 13th edition, taking over five city blocks with hip-hop, electronica, rock, house, techno, experimental music, and more.

A three-day Redland gathering brings orchid growers, collectors, American Orchid Society judging, plant sales and educational programming to Fruit & Spice Park.

A family wellness day at Pinecrest Gardens with expressive arts, sensory activities, scavenger hunts, animal encounters, art-making, healing activities and Learning Garden projects.

Billboard Latin Music Week returns to Miami Beach with artist conversations, industry panels, showcases and the Billboard Latin Music Awards week centered at Faena Forum.

South Beach Seafood Festival returns to Miami Beach with seated chef dinners, beachside tastings, culinary competitions, cocktails, live entertainment and chef-driven seafood programming across four days.

Pumpkins, trick-or-treating and family activities bring a seasonal celebration to Downtown Coconut Grove from October 23 through November 1. Presented by the Coconut Grove Business Improvement District, Coconut Grove Harvest turns Fuller Street and surrounding village spaces into a fall-themed destination with a pumpkin patch, photo opportunities and.

A large collector marketplace brings sneakers, trading cards, vintage clothing, streetwear and luxury goods to Mana Wynwood, with vendors, drops and special programming.

CityPlace Doral hosts a free family event honoring first responders with superhero characters, touch-a-truck experiences, games, entertainment and giveaways from participating public-safety and service agencies.

ICA Miami's annual Family Fest centers on We Are Miami, with neighborhood-inspired murals, artist-led activity stations and a Miami-based Fantasy Theatre performance.

A free Afro-Puerto Rican music and dance festival at Miami Beach Bandshell featuring D'Pleneros, Los Capullitos de Aleli, JACAREO, Miamibloco, cultural demonstrations and an open bombazo.

A two-day debut expo for consumer packaged goods, food and beverage brands, buyers, investors and consumers, with product sampling and retail innovation programming.

Miami Film Festival GEMS brings the year's notable films to Miami with filmmaker appearances, seminars, parties and special events during the fall cinema showcase.

Designer fashion and accessories are discounted during a three-day sale in the Fontaine/Fleur de Lis Ballroom at Fontainebleau Miami Beach. The weekend features labels including Missoni, Pucci, Balmain, Dolce & Gabbana, Versace, Giuseppe Zanotti and Etro, with shopping open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Factory Town transforms for Halloween weekend as more than 100 electronic artists perform across five interconnected stages, with house, techno, drum and bass and international touring acts across three nights.

Monumental marigold arches, Catrina figures, live performances and a large communal altar transform Ponce Circle Park into an immersive celebration of Día de los Muertos. Mictlán 2026 takes place Saturday, October 31, bringing Mexican traditions of remembrance into a contemporary public setting through art, music, ritual and community participation. The.

Ponce Circle Park becomes an immersive Day of the Dead celebration with monumental marigold arches, Catrina figures, a communal altar, live performances, food, crafts and public remembrance programming presented with the Consulate General of Mexico in Miami and the City of Coral Gables.

Folkloric dance, mariachi music, a costumed procession and a vendor market bring Dia de los Muertos traditions to CityPlace Doral's Fountain Plaza for a free community celebration centered on remembrance and family activity.

Personal development exercises, motivational coaching and interactive challenges fill four days at Kaseya Center with author and speaker Tony Robbins. Running Thursday, November 5 through Sunday, November 8, Unleash the Power Within focuses on identifying personal goals, examining habits and beliefs and developing strategies intended to support changes in.

The inaugural Time to Drive Car & Watch Festival brings collectible cars, fine watches, panel conversations, live automotive art, hospitality and luxury exchange programming to Mana Wynwood, with an opening track day at The Concours Club.

Collector cars, fine watches and motorsport culture come together for a three-day gathering at Mana Wynwood Convention Center. Time to Drive Fest: Miami Car & Watch Fest runs November 6–8, bringing automotive displays, watchmakers, live art, panel discussions and collector-focused programming to Wynwood. The automotive lineup spans historic racing machines.

Regional barbecue traditions, bourbon tastings and live blues music come together for an outdoor food festival in North Miami, with grill masters, food trucks, beverage partners, live entertainment and vendor shopping.

Dutch DJ and producer Martin Garrix brings a late-night electronic set to LIV at Fontainebleau Miami Beach, drawing on the festival-scale sound that has made him a regular at major clubs and international dance-music events.

Soul Samba brings a traditional roda de samba format to the Miami Beach Bandshell, with musicians gathered around a central table, live rhythms, dancing and an opening set by DJ Marcello Bentine.

Miami restaurants, chef collaborations, music and family programming come together at Little River Studios for a two-day food and culture festival. Presented by Mr Eats 305 and unKommon Events, the weekend combines a local food lineup with interactive activations, a dedicated kids area and live entertainment. Saturday begins with family-friendly programming before shifting into an adults-only evening of cocktails, late-night bites and DJs, while Sunday remains family-friendly throughout the day.

Seafood dishes from more than 15 pop-ups fill Wynwood Marketplace alongside live cooking demonstrations, cocktails and entertainment. The festival takes place Sunday, November 8, marking its 13th year and second edition at the Wynwood venue.

Adobe MAX brings designers, photographers, illustrators, video creators and digital artists to Miami Beach for keynote programming, hands-on labs and sessions centered on creative tools, 3D workflows, generative AI and design practice.

The World Polo League returns to Miami Beach for the Miami Beach Polo World Cup, a beachside tournament and social weekend with international teams, VIP hospitality and public viewing from the sand.

Miami Beach hotels become temporary exhibition spaces for site-specific contemporary art during the seventh edition of No Vacancy, a City of Miami Beach program spanning 12 artist projects at 12 hotels.

Wine producers from Europe, the Americas and South Africa come together for three days of tastings, masterclasses and collector events during Vinous Icons Miami. Presented by Vinous Media from Thursday, November 12 through Saturday, November 14, the annual gathering centers on two walk-around Icons tastings and a series of educational sessions at Bloom at.

South Florida's original short film festival returns for its 25th edition with curated screenings, filmmaker conversations, special events and independent cinema across Miami and Miami Beach venues.

Live music, Argentine food, open-fire cooking, wine, mate and family programming come together for a two-day celebration of Argentine culture at Hialeah Park. The weekend includes Cosquin Rock Miami Sessions, the fourth Argentine Asado Championship, Origen Mate workshops, Argentine wine tastings, wellness activities, cultural programming and a kids zone.

A weekend open-air arts festival brings visual artists, live performances, culinary offerings and family-friendly activities to the walkable Downtown Doral district.

PeruFest USA brings Peruvian food, music, traditional dance and artisan vendors to North Miami Beach for a two-day cultural festival centered on gastronomy and community performance.

Live music, comedy, DJs and visual art spread across multiple Washington Avenue venues for an evening highlighting local entertainment and creative culture in Miami Beach.

A community festival in Little Santo Domingo fills Juan Pablo Duarte Park with food, music and art centered on the many ways platanos shape culinary and cultural traditions, including local cooks, live bands, dance performances, art, small businesses and family programming.

The 43rd annual Miami Book Fair brings author conversations, multilingual programming, street fair browsing, live entertainment and family activities to Miami Dade College Wolfson Campus in Downtown Miami.

A full day of international cuisine, live performances and cultural traditions brings together flavors from more than 18 countries at Miccosukee Casino & Resort.

Grammy-winning musician Jack White brings his 2026 tour to The Fillmore Miami Beach for two nights of guitar-driven rock. Taking place Tuesday, November 17 and Wednesday, November 18, the Miami Beach performances are part of an expanded North American and European itinerary running through the end of the year. The tour follows a busy period for White.

A Miami Beach exhibition on Lincoln Road brings together contemporary artists working across painting, sculpture and photography to reflect on Cuban history, identity, resilience and cultural memory.

Acclaimed authors, literary supporters and community leaders gather for an evening of dining and conversation benefiting Miami Book Fair. The fourth annual Next Page Dinner takes place Friday, November 20 at JW Marriott Marquis Miami, honoring author Judy Blume and the late community patron Sandy Nusbaum and his family for their contributions to South.

Helado Negro and Reyna Tropical bring their collaborative project to ZeyZey Miami with a live set shaped by bilingual avant-pop, electronic textures and tropical rhythms. Helado Tropical: Helado Negro & Reyna Tropical takes place Saturday, November 21 on the Zaku Stage, closing out the duo’s U.S. album release tour. The project pairs Roberto Carlos Lange.

LGBTQ nightlife, circuit parties and beachside social events return over Thanksgiving weekend for URGE Miami Thanksgiving Festival. The 2026 festival takes place November 27-30 at venues across Miami and Miami Beach, with daytime events, nighttime experiences, beach programming and after-hours gatherings planned.

The Berry Farm turns its Homestead acreage into a holiday village with daytime farm attractions, illuminated Berry Bright Winter Nights, snowfall moments, Santa visits, hayrides, seasonal food and family programming from late November into early January.

AfriKin Art Fair returns during Miami Art Week with contemporary African and diasporic perspectives, curated exhibitions, installations, live performances and public dialogue at Maison AfriKin in North Miami.

Art Miami returns to its waterfront pavilion at 1 Herald Plaza during Miami Art Week, drawing collectors, advisors, curators and galleries for a major presentation of 20th and 21st century works.

The sister fair to Art Miami returns to One Herald Plaza with emerging and mid-career artists represented by international galleries during Miami Art Week.

Design Miami returns during Miami Art Week with a global forum for collectible design, presenting furniture, lighting, objects, jewelry and textiles from leading and emerging galleries. The 2026 edition is scheduled for December 1 through 6.

NADA Miami brings emerging galleries, artist-run spaces and nonprofits to Ice Palace Studios for five days of contemporary art programming during Miami Art Week.

The annual photoMIAMI exhibition centers contemporary photography in Wynwood with gallery presentations, artist talks and education programs during Miami Art Week.

PRIZM returns during Miami Art Week with contemporary artists from Africa and the global African Diaspora, transforming a South Beach hotel campus into exhibitions, conversations and cultural programming.

SCOPE Art Show returns to the sands of Miami Beach with a global platform for emerging galleries and contemporary artists during Miami Art Week.

Aqua Art Miami fills a classic South Beach hotel with contemporary work by young, emerging and mid-career artists in an intimate hotel-room fair format.

INK Miami Art Fair brings modern and contemporary works on paper to hotel suites and an open-air courtyard in Miami Beach for its 20th edition.

Red Dot Miami returns to Mana Wynwood with contemporary art, collector-focused programming and curated gallery presentations during Miami Art Week.

Spectrum Miami presents contemporary galleries, live artist demonstrations and curated programs at Mana Wynwood during Miami Art Week.

Untitled Art returns to the sands of South Beach with international contemporary galleries, artist-run spaces and nonprofit exhibitors in an independent fair format.

Pinta Miami marks its 20th anniversary with modern and contemporary Latin American art, curated sections and institutional programming at The Hangar in Coconut Grove.

Four days and nights of underground electronic music bring Un_Mute, The Pickle and ReSolute together for a collaborative Art Week takeover near Miami International Airport. Where Are My Keys?: Art Basel 2026 takes place December 3-6 at the 94th Aero Squadron, with the lineup to be announced. The 21-and-over event expands the long-running Where Are My Keys.

North America's flagship contemporary art fair returns to the Miami Beach Convention Center with leading international galleries, collectors, museum figures and the broader Miami Art Week ecosystem of satellite fairs, design events and cultural programming.

Pinecrest Gardens stages its annual holiday lights walk with illuminated garden paths, Santa appearances, seasonal performances, crafts, workshops, holiday shopping and family programming on select December evenings.

An in-depth Miami Art Week fashion styling workshop gives attendees direct access to designers working across contemporary African and diasporic style, sustainability, heritage techniques and modern fashion business.

A runway presentation explores contemporary African fashion through themes of renewal, craftsmanship and future-focused design. African Fashion Week: REGENESIS Crafting the Future takes place on Sunday, December 6 at the Scott Galvin Community Center in North Miami. Presented annually by AfriKin, the event is part of the organization's broader cultural programming and offers a themed fashion showcase that shifts each year.

Fashion, music and nightlife come together in Historic Overtown for a Miami Art Week party built around an all-black dress theme. Mojito Runway Party takes place Sunday, December 6 at the Ninth Street Pedestrian Mall, bringing the Mojito Entertainment party series into an outdoor setting with a fashion-forward atmosphere during the closing day of Art Basel.

Afrobeats, amapiano and global African sounds close out Miami Art Week with a rooftop edition of Stamped at Higher Ground at Arlo Wynwood. The event takes place Sunday, December 6, with music by AYA & Friends and hosting by 333 Club. Running from 3 to 11 p.m., the gathering brings Stamped’s “sounds from the continent” format to the final day of the Art Week.

Hands-on aviation exhibits and STEM programming take place at Homestead-Miami Speedway during this two-day educational expo focused on career exploration and innovation. The event runs December 11-12, bringing together students, families and industry professionals in an interactive setting. As an inaugural edition, the expo introduces a new platform for.

Comedian Godfrey brings a weekend of stand-up to Miami Improv Comedy Theater with five performances across three nights. The shows take place December 11-13, with evening sets scheduled Friday through Sunday. Known for physical comedy, impressions and sharp observational humor, Godfrey has built a long-running career across comedy clubs, television and.

Gems, minerals, fossils, crystals and handcrafted jewelry fill a two-day show presented by the Miami Mineralogical and Lapidary Guild. Taking place Saturday, December 12 and Sunday, December 13 at 6723 SW 81st Street in Miami, the Miami Gem and Mineral Show brings together vendors, educational displays and hands-on activities for collectors, families and.

New World Symphony presents its annual seasonal concert at New World Center, with holiday music from around the world led by conducting fellow Ziwei Ma.

An adults-only holiday sailing creates an inclusive setting for community members and allies to connect through private gatherings, onboard entertainment and Caribbean destinations. The five-night round-trip cruise departs PortMiami on Monday, December 21 aboard Virgin Voyages’ Scarlet Lady and returns Saturday, December 26 after visiting Cozumel and The.

The Food Network South Beach Wine & Food Festival presented by Capital One returns February 25 through 28, 2027, bringing chef dinners, tastings, late-night parties, wine seminars and beachfront food programming back to Greater Miami and Miami Beach.

Fresh produce, prepared foods and artisan goods bring local vendors together beneath The Underline in Brickell every Saturday through October 10. The market pairs neighborhood shopping with easy Metrorail access, bicycle racks and nearby parking at Brickell City Centre and Mary Brickell Village.

A pop-up film festival in Doral gathers independent filmmakers, digital creators and industry guests for screenings, filmmaker Q&As, panels, mixers, pitch sessions and awards from October 9 through 12, 2026.

Historic Overtown's people, landmarks and cultural legacy are presented through three interactive mural installations at Miami International Airport's Connecting Communities Wall. The exhibition uses visual art, oral histories and QR-enabled storytelling to connect travelers with Overtown history through October 13.

Celebrate ORGULLO returns for its 16th edition on select dates from October 1 through 16, presenting art, music, food and community gatherings across Greater Miami and Miami Beach during Hispanic Heritage Month.

The German American Social Club's annual Oktoberfest Miami returns across two October weekends with imported German beer, traditional food, Bavarian music, dancing and family programming.

The annual La Mano Hispana exhibition returns for Hispanic Heritage Month, bringing together visual art focused on tradition, identity and contemporary Hispanic life, with a free opening-night celebration.

Breath-led vinyasa, functional strength and mindful movement come together in morning yoga sessions at Miami Beach Botanical Garden. Offered on select Fridays in October, the donation-based practice supports mobility, balance and present-moment awareness.

Experience a guided forest bathing walk beneath the light of the full moon at Patch of Heaven Sanctuary. Held within a 124-year-old forest, this twilight gathering invites participants to step away from city noise and into a quiet, sensory-focused evening in nature. The series includes August 29, September 26, and October 24 sessions from 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM.

Deering Estate's October after-dark tours explore the property's history, reported paranormal activity and stories tied to Charles Deering, early Miami settlers and Indigenous presence on the grounds.

The touring Black Lagoon Halloween cocktail pop-up transforms The Sylvester with gothic decor, theatrical lighting and a seasonal menu of cocktails and nonalcoholic drinks throughout October.

Giant animatronic insects bring a comic-book-style adventure to Zoo Miami with larger-than-life displays, photo stations and hands-on learning activities. The limited-time walk-through experience is included with zoo admission and runs through October 31.

Haunted houses, carnival rides, scare zones and a new family-friendly House of Little Horrors area bring the long-running Halloween carnival to Tropical Park for the 2026 season.

Four haunted houses, roaming scare zones, carnival rides, a midway, music, food and drinks transform the Miami-Dade County Fair & Exposition into a large-scale seasonal amusement park from September 26 through November 1.

Jungle Island becomes a sprawling Halloween scream park with haunted houses, scare zones, live circus-inspired entertainment, themed food and cocktails, music, games and photo settings on select nights through November 1.

A large-scale vintage shopping market brings curated fashion, accessories, designer pieces and upcycled style to the Miami-Dade County Fair and Exposition across recurring summer and fall weekends, with Sip N Shop programming, DJs, vendors and free on-site parking.

The Berry Farm's Harvest Festival brings pumpkin patches, a five-acre corn maze, hayrides, sunflower fields, seasonal food and countryside photo settings to Homestead. The annual fall program runs from September 16 through November 15, 2026, with extended evening hours on select October and November dates.

A monthly full moon gathering at InterContinental Miami combines yoga, cacao, sound meditation, live performances, DJ music and local wellness vendors. Upcoming dates run from June through November.

Little Havana's monthly Cultural Fridays bring live music, dance, neighborhood art, galleries, food and a free evening history walk to Calle Ocho on the last Friday of each month.

Contemporary galleries across Little Haiti, Little River and the Performing Arts District open their doors for a self-guided afternoon of exhibitions and neighborhood exploration. The recurring program takes place Sundays, July 26, October 4 and November 29, allowing visitors to move among participating venues at their own pace.

A monthly second-Saturday program at HistoryMiami Museum offers free admission, guided highlight tours, creative activities and family-focused programming tied to Miami history and culture.

A recurring Friday evening at Schnebly Redland's Winery & Brewery pairs tropical-fruit wines, dinner at The Redlander Restaurant and live DJ sets in the winery's garden setting. The series runs Fridays from June 26 through December 18, 2026.

A weekly outdoor market brings fresh food, plants, flowers, specialty products and small local vendors to the redesigned Flagler Street corridor every Saturday. The free, pet-friendly program is designed to support downtown walkability and activate the pedestrian street during the day.

Pinecrest Gardens' long-running Sunday market brings local produce, flowers, prepared foods, artisan vendors and a morning community yoga class to one of South Miami's most established garden settings.

A recurring Friday, Saturday and Sunday rooftop pool party at Strawberry Moon in the goodtime hotel, with DJs, swimming, drinks and upscale daytime energy for guests 21 and over.

A weekly vintage market brings retro fashion, collectibles, handmade goods and independent vendors to Flagler Street every Sunday from noon to 6 p.m.

InterContinental Miami's Weekly Paws Patio turns the hotel's Bayside Terrace into a free Wednesday social hour for dogs and their owners. Water bowls are available for pets, while adults can purchase drinks including Dirty Dog Martinis and Mutt Mules.

A museum-wide poster exhibition at Frost Science highlights 250 American innovators, researchers and changemakers across marine science, human health, aeronautics, paleontology and astronomy, with an America250 Passport route through the museum.

The Palace keeps Ocean Drive animated with daily drag programming, including dinner shows, midweek lunch performances and weekend brunch seatings. The recurring calendar runs through December 31 with showtimes varying by day.

A monthly second-Saturday art walk across Wynwood galleries, museums, restaurants and creative spaces, with exhibitions, public art, shopping, dining and nightlife programming presented by the Wynwood Business Improvement District.

The Collins Quartet performs candlelit string arrangements of Hans Zimmer scores at the Scottish Rite Temple, with music from Inception, The Lion King, The Dark Knight, Interstellar, Gladiator, Dune and Pirates of the Caribbean.

Galleries, artist meet-and-greets and public sculpture turn Lincoln Road into a self-guided evening of art and cultural programming. The free event returns Thursday, August 20, and continues every third Thursday in conjunction with the City of Miami Beach Culture Crawl. Participating spaces include Oolite Arts, FIU Miami Beach Urban Studios, Avant Gallery, LUMAS, LIK Gallery, Romero Britto, KUSH Fine Art, Galleria Ca d Oro, IRIS Galerie and Alex Turco.

Women-owned businesses, local makers and community activations gather every two weeks on Sunday at the goodtime hotel's Pink Palms setting, with fashion, jewelry, wellness, beauty, home decor, artisanal goods, a mirror affirmation activation, VIP swag bag option and food and beverage discounts.