Heiva Miami returns April 18–19 with Tahitian dance, ancestral games, food vendors and a vaʻa paddling challenge at Miami Marine Stadium. Admission is free.

Grammy-winning Gregory Porter will headline the Adrienne Arsht Center's 20th‑anniversary gala next Saturday at the Ziff Ballet Opera House in downtown Miami.

Christie’s opened a new Miami showroom and event space in the Design District, its second South Florida outpost.

The Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach opens a new Education Center March 22 with interactive exhibits that let visitors 'talk' with survivors through filmed interviews.

FKA Twigs brings her Grammy-winning Body High production to Factory Town in Hialeah, tapping Miami's underground energy with Eartheater opening.

The Bass is opening a free satellite gallery in Collins Park on March 28, debuting Pascale Marthine Tayou’s Welcome Wall and kicking off with a community picnic.

The Miami Film Festival’s 2026 program mixes live music, anniversary screenings and A‑list guests — opening April 9 with Tuner and closing April 19 with Power Ballad.

After 25 years at the New World Symphony, Howard Herring will step down June 30, 2026, leaving a Frank Gehry–designed center and a strengthened endowment.

Georgette's Tea Room House in Brownsville is undergoing urgent restoration with structural repairs and fundraising underway.

Carnaval Miami launched its 2026 slate this week, with neighborhood events across Little Havana and Coral Gables ahead of the Calle Ocho festival on March 15.

The 62nd Coconut Grove Arts Festival in Miami features over 275 artists, interactive sections, live music, and requires paid admission, with road closures during the event.

MJFF's 29th edition drew more than 58,500 attendees across South Florida and online, showcasing 139 films and dozens of sold‑out premieres.

The Coral Springs Museum of Art hosts solo shows by Lisa MacNamara and Tommaso Fattovich, exploring contemporary abstraction in painting and sculpture until March 21. An opening reception and artists' events are scheduled.