Upcoming South Florida Events

Bronze sculptures by Gillie and Marc bring public art to Lincoln Road, including The Wild Couch Party and the Paparazzi Dog and Paparazzi Rabbit works. The open-air exhibition is on view through July 31, 2026.

An outdoor exhibition at Galeria Ocean Drive in Lummus Park explores patriotism, culture and coastal life as part of the national U.S.A. 250 celebration, presented in an open-air setting along Ocean Drive.

A series of World Cup watch parties aboard the Seafair Mega Yacht pairs live match screenings with a four-hour Miami skyline cruise, DJs, lounge spaces, food and beverage service, and VIP options on select dates from June 12 through July 3.

A free, family-friendly downtown gathering point for FIFA World Cup 26, with live match broadcasts, entertainment, cultural performances, local food and beverage offerings, interactive fan experiences and games for all ages.

A passport-style food trail turns Wynwood restaurants into country stops, pairing global tasting items with a neighborhood-wide celebration timed to the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Presented by the Wynwood Chamber of Commerce, the event runs through July with participating restaurants, passport stamps and optional collectible tasting packages.

A beachside public art and play installation turns Lummus Park into a World Cup gathering point, pairing oversized soccer goals with REEFLINE ocean literacy programming and weekend sustainability sessions.

Forty-eight oversized soccer balls turn Miami Beach parks and public spaces into a citywide World Cup tribute, with a photo-friendly scavenger game and country-by-country installations on view through July 19.

An Overtown exhibition presents historic photographs from the City of Miami Planning Department archives, including Max Waldman's Color Town collection from 1947.

A rare National Archives traveling exhibition brings original Founding-era documents to Miami for the country's 250th anniversary, including records tied to the Declaration of Independence, Treaty of Paris, Constitution and Bill of Rights.

The Betsy presents a short summer terrace series of light opera, Broadway selections, and musical favorites with Miami Music Festival soloists in an informal Ocean Drive setting.

Bayshore Club and The Hangar at Regatta Harbour host a Coconut Grove World Cup watch party series with waterfront views, big screens, general admission, VIP options and bottle service for select June tournament matchups.

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.

Thievery Corporation brings its genre-blending mix of electronic music, dub, bossa nova, jazz, reggae, and global influences to the open-air Miami Beach Bandshell.

CityPlace Doral hosts a free Americana Block Party with live music, dancing, games, food and drinks from 5 to 8 p.m.

A Museum of Miami panel examines how revolutions shaped governments, economies and cultures, with attention to South Florida's historical context.

Monthly night market featuring Miami's hottest food trucks, craft cocktail bars, live DJs, and curated artisan goods under the summer sky. Free admission with RSVP.

A limited-attendance mango fundraiser in Homestead with rare-variety tastings, a presentation by Truly Tropical founder Chris Wenzel, and proceeds supporting Fruit & Spice Park.

A month-long Taste the Gables dining experience at Fontana highlights seasonal Italian-inspired dishes in The Biltmore Hotel's historic Coral Gables courtyard.

A free July Fourth celebration on Biscayne Bay with live music, a FIFA World Cup Fan Zone, food and cocktails, fireworks and an aerial drone light show marking America's 250th anniversary.

North Beach hosts Independence Day music, family activities, roller skating and a drone and fireworks show at Altos del Mar Park.

Fruit & Spice Park marks Independence Day with crafts, scavenger hunts, guided garden tours, a splash zone and family-friendly summer activities across its tropical grounds.

HistoryMiami Museum marks America's 250th anniversary and Miami's 130th year with free admission, the Freedom Plane exhibition, a live oratory reading, music, children's activities and food vendors.

A lower stimulation fireworks viewing experience for guests with autism and sensory related needs, with outdoor games, crafts and access to a quieter indoor space before the Biltmore fireworks.

Swarm presents an open-air World Cup watch party series at Wynwood Marketplace for the tournament's final rounds, with giant screens, food vendors, match-day drinks and a fan-focused atmosphere.

A guided Miami Beach heritage walk created for World Cup visitors highlights Art Deco architecture, cultural landmarks and the city's oceanfront setting. RSVP details are available from the event source.

Dennis Watkins brings an intimate close-up magic and mind-reading engagement to the Arsht Center for a limited July run, with select VIP card-table sessions after the show.

Poolside brings its relaxed daytime disco sound to the Miami Beach Bandshell on July 10 as part of Rhythm of the Cup, with nu-disco, chillwave and polished electronic grooves in a beachfront setting.

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.

Two afternoons of outdoor World Cup semifinal viewing at Miami Beach Bandshell, with big screens, food and beverage service and free RSVP admission tied to the Rhythm of the Cup series.

Chromeo closes the Rhythm of the Cup series with an electro-funk concert at the Miami Beach Bandshell, presented by GMP Live and Dayglo.

Listeso String Quartet reimagines Santana's Latin rock catalog in a candlelit chamber music setting at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral.

<p>A body-positive evening of music, fashion and cultural expression brings confidence and self-expression to the Little Haiti Cultural Complex.</p> <p><strong>Curve Fest Miami</strong> returns on Saturday, July 18, presenting a festival-style experience centered on plus-size visibility and empowerment. The event blends Caribbean and hip-hop music with live DJ sets, dance performances and carnival-inspired fashion, creating a lively atmosphere rooted in culture and style.</p> <p>The program includes curated performances, interactive photo moments and glam stations, along with a marketplace featuring Black-owned and size-inclusive brands. Multiple ticket options are offered, including general admission and VIP experiences with added amenities such as lounge access, swag and exclusive merchandise.</p> <p>Hosted at the Little Haiti Cultural Complex, Curve Fest Miami positions itself as both a social gathering and a platform for body positivity, using music, fashion and community engagement to highlight confidence, representation and cultural pride.</p>

A Miami Takeover weekend program of comedy, live music and visual art at the Miami Beach Bandshell.

The 18th annual Miami Takeover brings Go-Go music, spoken word, visual art, nightlife and community programming to Miami Beach venues over a four-day summer weekend connecting Washington, DC culture with South Beach.

The opening event for Miami Takeover Weekend brings music, comedy, DJ sets and visual culture to the Miami Beach Bandshell for guests 21 and over.

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.

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 Arsht Center hosts a free day of performances, workshops, meditation and interactive arts experiences centered on creativity, wellness and community expression.

A hands-on Fruit & Spice Park workshop teaches guests how to turn tropical garden fruit into homemade jams and jellies during a compact summer preservation class.

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

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

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

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.

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.

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>