Upcoming South Florida Events

Balloon Museum brings POP AIR, Art Is Inflatable to Mana Wynwood with large-scale inflatable installations, immersive rooms and interactive contemporary art. The Miami run continues through September 27, 2026.

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 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.

Fruit & Spice Park leads weekend mango tasting tours during peak season, with naturalists guiding guests through cultivars, flavor profiles, and the park's tropical groves.

Artist Izia Lindsay explores Caribbean identity through layered mixed-media compositions at Barry University's Institute of Immigration Studies Gallery. Presented by Diaspora Vibes Cultural Arts Incubator, the exhibition is free and open to the public through August 14.

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.

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.

The International Ballet Festival of Miami returns for its 31st season with principal dancers, contemporary companies, workshops, films and gala performances across Miami and Miami Beach.

The 25th edition of Miami Spice brings specially priced three-course lunch, brunch and dinner menus to more than 300 participating restaurants, with Miami Spice Reserve experiences newly added for 2026.

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.

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.

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.

Bal Harbour Shops hosts a two-day celebration of the Chloe A La Plage collection, pairing resort-season fashion with a sweet summer treat inside the Chloe boutique.

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.

Principal dancers from international ballet companies close the 31st International Ballet Festival of Miami with a gala performance and cultural awards presentation.

Traditional music, dance and ceremonial dress from around the world come together in a staged World Folklore Day celebration presented by Puerta de Oro de Colombia.

Morgenthal Frederics presents a traveling trunk selection of handcrafted buffalo horn eyewear, including one-of-a-kind and never-before-seen designs for collectors and design-minded shoppers.

The 75th Miss USA titleholder will be crowned at the Adrienne Arsht Center during the competition's diamond anniversary final pageant and coronation.

A Miami Beach nightlife institution marks a century of late nights, jukebox music and dive-bar history with a block party on 14th Street, presented by the Washington Avenue BID.

Florida A&M and South Carolina State meet at Hard Rock Stadium for the 52nd Orange Blossom Classic, a Labor Day weekend HBCU football tradition with game day fan events and band culture.

A culinary and cultural gathering in North Miami featuring African and Afro-diasporic tastings, music, dance, art installations, and the Jollof Cook-Off.

Locust Projects hosts multidisciplinary artist Tania Candiani for an Artist Talks program tracing her research based practice across installation, performance, sound, material history and earlier work shown in Miami.

Island flavors and rhythms take over Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden for a daylong cultural celebration with live performances, culinary demonstrations, tropical fruit seminars, dance lessons, family activities and a curated open air market.

FilmGate Miami presents a free RSVP showcase of music videos and short-form visual storytelling, spotlighting Florida creators at the Miami Beach Bandshell.

Bruno Mars brings The Romantic Tour to Hard Rock Stadium for two Miami dates, pairing stadium scale pop and R&B showmanship with special guests Anderson .Paak as DJ Pee Wee and Raye.

A three-day gathering at Faena Forum explores holistic wellness, biotechnology and health innovation through expert-led sessions and immersive experiences, with programming around regenerative medicine, biohacking, neuroscience and integrative healing.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

<p>A runway presentation explores contemporary African fashion through themes of renewal, craftsmanship and future-focused design.</p> <p><strong>African Fashion Week - REGENESIS: Crafting the Future</strong> 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.</p> <p>The 2026 edition centers on <em>REGENESIS</em>, examining what follows resistance through fashion rooted in reconstruction, cultural continuity and creative authorship. Designers present collections that combine heritage techniques with modern silhouettes, Afrofuturist perspectives and sustainability-driven approaches, positioning African and diasporic fashion as a source of innovation rather than response.</p> <p>Hosted at Maison AfriKin within the Scott Galvin Community Center, the event brings together designers, artists and audiences for a curated runway experience that frames fashion as both cultural expression and forward-looking practice. Proceeds support AfriKin Foundation’s nonprofit initiatives focused on arts education, artist support and community development.</p>