The city's centennial concert series already sold out once in September. Friday's jazz edition requires an RSVP to learn the secret location.

Two 45-minute orchestra shows, a costume parade and Monsters, Inc. on the lawn — all free on Oct. 23 in Cutler Bay.

The Grammy winner will christen the PortMiami-based ship in January and headline a Nassau concert when all three Margaritaville vessels meet for the first time.

A free Fuller Street block party kicks off the countdown to the 43rd King Mango Strut, with a poster reveal and live music.

Everglades Alligator Farm is staging a one-night jailbreak-themed horror tour with airboats and live gators. Tickets range from $50 to $65.

Thundercat kicks off his Distracted AF Tour with a Miami Beach show featuring a posthumous Mac Miller collaboration.

The Miami DJ collective takes over The Underline on October 3 with pizza, tattoos, and a jersey giveaway from adidas.

The Thrive District spot has no kitchen but seven capybaras, plus ferrets, opossums and a porcupine you can meet.

Dynamite by Nocturna wraps its run at the Allapattah museum with burlesque, a mechanical bull and a 40-foot water tank.

The Science Behind Pixar opens October 10 at Frost Science, with more than 50 hands-on stations and life-size Buzz Lightyear and WALL•E photo spots.

Reggae royalty and free tickets: the Backyard Bash returns to Cutler Bay's Black Creek lawn on October 17.

The pop-up at 2300 N Miami Ave runs through Sunday, with fans planning vinyl and hat runs before Bruno Mars hits Hard Rock Stadium.

Guests at Bruno Mars's Romantic After Hours must seal phones in Yondr Pouches — tickets start at $326.