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A truly off-beat procession, Coconut Grove's King Mango Strut is the only way to prepare for the New Year. Eschewing the classic trappings of an American street parade, the strut's only goal…
Bayfront Park's New Year's Eve
Ring in the New Year at Miami's Bayfront Park with a free party and concert. A massive orange (symbolic of Florida) climbs the side of The Hotel Intercontinental to mark the countdown to…
Miami's Tropical Park becomes a winter wonderland as its trees are adorned with three million twinkling lights. Half a million families visit every year to enjoy the fun.
Miami hosts the Orange Bowl, one of five big New Year bowl games, a clash between top college football teams at Dolphin Stadium. Bowl-related sporting and social events take place all over the…
Miami Beach's Art Deco district dives back into the era of pastel design for the Art Deco Weekend. Celebrate the fantastic architecture of the 1920s and 1930s with everything from jazz to…
The Coconut Grove Arts Festival is one of the oldest, largest and most diverse in the USA. Despite its tremendous growth since its birth in 1963, the emphasis is still on one-to-one chat…
Summer might be months away, but the festival vibe is blazing at the Langerado Music Festival in Miami's Bicentennial Park, with three days of live music on multiple stages.
Miami's Calle Ocho Cuban carnival is one of the world's largest street parties and spreads over 23 blocks of Little Havana. Thirty stages at intersecting avenues blast out salsa, merengue, pop…
Yes, it's that time again. The annual Miami Winter Music Conference - a week of debauched partying thinly disguised as a business conference - is upon us.
Miami-Dade County Fair and Exhibition
Miami-Dade County Fair and Exhibition brings together the best of Florida's agricultural industry at the Fair Expo Centre in Miami. Local high school performers rub shoulders with prize…
Miami Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival
Dragon Boat racing originated in the Far East, but once a year Miami hosts its own festival. The 250-metre races take place off the coast of Claughton Island between boats containing 20 paddlers each.
Miami/Bahamas Goombay Festival
Rivalling Carnaval Miami for national prominence, the Miami/Bahamas Goombay Festival has been dubbed the largest black heritage festival in the US. It began in 1977 and celebrates Coconut…
Miami Beach joins the rest of the United States to celebrate Independence Day in style. This beach party reflects the area's diverse cultural heritage. Latin and tropical bands perform and the…
Miami's sizeable Colombian community turn out in force to celebrate their heritage during the annual Columbian festival. The three day event features music, dancing, food and exhibitions at…
The Miami Carnival is one of the largest street festivals in the US. The highlight is the carnival parade and festival on the final day at Bicentennial Park, but the whole city buzzes for two…
Broward Carnival takes over Bicentennial Park in Miami with parades, bands, food, folklore, dancing and plenty of dressing up by both adults and children.
An extraordinary range of events are arranged for the month-long Hispanic Heritage Festival in Miami, Florida. It began as a celebration of Columbus' discovery of America and is now a tribute…
Miami's Tropical Park becomes a winter wonderland as its trees are adorned with three million twinkling lights. Half a million families visit every year to enjoy the fun.
Tour of Art Deco Historic District
Tours of Miami's Art Deco Historic District leave from the Art Deco Gift Shop and introduce a fantasy landscape of tropical blues and pinks, studded with neon-covered landmark hotels.…
Little Havana offers the closest to Cuba you can get without actually being there, including hand-rolled cigars, fruiterias, meat markets, herbal stores and windows with cafecitos for only 25…
