Music, dancing, and pure Cuban flavor are taking over downtown Miami this week — and every show is free. The Adrienne Arsht Center is throwing "Rhythm & Roots," a nightly concert series on its outdoor plaza from September 29 through October 4, timed with the opening of its Broadway in...
Tony & GRAMMY-winning musical opens the 2026–27 Broadway in Miami season during Hispanic Heritage Month. Book by Hialeah native Marco Ramirez; choreography by Miami native Patricia Delgado (2025 Tony winner). Tickets $52.65–$204.75 at ArshtCenter.org. Free Rhythm & Roots plaza celebration all week with live music, dancing and vendors.
A beautiful new chapter opens at Pérez Art Museum Miami this week. On October 1, the museum welcomes "Anina Major: The Sacred Mangrove," an immersive exhibition by Bahamian-born artist Anina Major that transforms the humble art of palm-leaf plaiting into powerful contemporary sculpture.
Free 100th-anniversary community festival: live music, DJ Nasty 305, cultural dance performances, vintage car exhibition, interactive art classes, rock climbing wall, food trucks, kids attractions, games and prizes. Registration requested. Open to all ages.
Latin pop concert. Multiple Latin Grammy winner brings her heartfelt songs to Miami. Tickets: Ticketmaster.
Cuban piano legend Chucho Valdés marks his 85th birthday with an Afro-Cuban jazz concert featuring special guests Joe Lovano and Terence Blanchard. Tickets $52.65–$157.95 at ArshtCenter.org.
Few Sunday plans beat this one: strolling through one of Miami's most breathtaking gardens while tasting the best of local makers. Every Sunday in October, Vizcaya's historic farm and village hosts the Vizcaya Village Farmers Market — a morning of fresh delicacies, handcrafted goods, farm produce, baked treats, and vegan...
Halloween is getting a friendly makeover at the Miami Children's Museum. This Sunday, October 4, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., the museum hosts its annual Not So Scary Halloween Bash — a family-sized celebration where the costumes are cute, the candy is plentiful, and the frights are nowhere to...