Miami Events & City News Archive
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Originally published: 2026-02-12T10:16:45.179830
Current Events in Miami in February
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| 2026‑02‑11 to 2026‑02‑15 | Miami International Boat Show | Collins Avenue area, Miami Beach; daytime hours; ticket price $46; audience general; includes debut of Yamaha CrossWave and luxury vessels like Mangusta Oceano 39. |
| 2026‑02‑13 to 2026‑02‑15 | Miami Concours | Miami Design District; daytime and evening programming (including Drive‑In Movie Night, VIP Dinner, Red Carpet Showcase); ticketed; audience auto‑enthusiasts; features rare post‑war and hypercars. |
| 2026‑02‑14 to 2026‑02‑16 | Coconut Grove Arts Festival | Regatta Park, Coconut Grove neighborhood; daytime; free admission; family‑friendly; showcases over 275 artists across multiple media with live music. |
| 2026‑02‑19 | Premio Lo Nuestro 2026 | Kaseya Center, downtown Miami; 7 p.m. start; ticketed; adult audience; features performers J Balvin, Tokischa and Jay Wheeler with Urban Icon Award tribute to Arcángel. |
| 2026‑02‑19 to 2026‑02‑22 | South Beach Wine & Food Festival | Various South Beach venues; daytime and nighttime; ticketed; general audience; highlights include Diplo performance, culinary events by Guy Fieri and Rachael Ray and Burger Bash anniversary. |
City News in Miami – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-02-11 | Cultural events / Traffic | Miami International Boat Show returns with shuttle services | The 85th annual Miami International Boat Show began February 11 and runs through February 15 across Miami Beach and nearby waterways; new logistics include free shuttle and golf‑cart services across three venues on Collins Avenue and Indian Creek to mitigate congestion (Axios, NY Post). |
| 2026-02-11 | Cultural events | Discover Boating Miami Boat Show debuts tech and pocket yachts | On February 11, the Discover Boating Miami International Boat Show opened at Collins Avenue, featuring the Yamaha CrossWave PWC debut, Simrad AutoCaptain automation tech, plus new vessels such as the 128‑foot Mangusta Oceano 39, Riviera 5600 Sport Yacht, and Aquila 50 Catamaran (NY Post). |
| 2026-02-09 | Cultural events / Business | South Beach Wine & Food Festival celebrates 25th anniversary | Announced February 9, the 25th South Beach Wine & Food Festival will run February 19–22 featuring 105+ events—including Burger Bash, Diplo performance, educational hospitality sessions with FIU—expanding local chef representation and honoring Michelle Bernstein (Axios). |
| 2026-02-06 | Cultural events | South Beach Wine & Food Festival attracts celebrity chefs | Reported February 6, the SOBEWFF will include Guy Fieri, Rachael Ray, Bobby Flay, Sofía Vergara, Duff Goldman, with events like “Let Them Eat Cake!” and a fried chicken vs. champagne show‑down; Grand Tasting spans 135,000 sq ft beach, raising $45 million for FIU students (People). |
| 2026-02-03 | Cultural events / Music | Ultra Music Festival 2026 lineup announced | Published around February 3, Ultra Music Festival will take place March 27–29 at Bayfront Park, featuring Major Lazer, Hardwell, Armin van Buuren, Carl Cox, Eric Prydz, plus B2B sets; DJ Snake canceled for medical reasons (Los40, Spanish). |
| 2026-01-29 to 2026-02-02 | Cultural events | 70000 Tons of Metal cruise departs Miami | Between January 29 and February 2, the 70000 Tons of Metal cruise sailed from Miami to Nassau aboard Freedom of the Seas; the heavy‑metal event included numerous international bands across its lineup (Wikipedia entry updated recently). |
| 2026-02‑07 to 2026‑02‑08 | Public transport | Metromover Financial District station closures for upgrades | On February 7–8, the Financial District Metromover station was temporarily closed for system upgrades; announced by Miami‑Dade Transportation & Public Works to improve system safety and reliability (Miami‑Dade County site). |
Current Events in Miami in February
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| February 5–8 | Love Burn 2026 | Historic Virginia Key Beach Park, Virginia Key; all-day; ticketed; family‑friendly; volunteer‑run art and performance gathering inspired by Burning Man, theme “Island of Broken Toys” with large‑scale installations and participatory experiences |
| February 6–8 | Miami Rum Congress | Miami Beach Convention Center, Miami Beach; daytime to evening; ticketed; adults; spirits event with 40+ award‑winning rum brands and ~200 expressions, serves neat and Twisted Daiquiris |
| February 11–15 | Miami International Boat Show | Miami Marine Stadium Park & Basin, Key Biscayne; daytime; ticketed; all‑ages; one of world’s largest boat shows featuring kayaks to mega‑yachts from 1,000+ vendors |
| February 13–15 | Miami Concours | Miami Design District; daytime through evening; ticketed; all‑ages; showcase of post‑war automobiles, vintage supercars and hypercars, with pop‑ups, DJs, drive‑in movie and collector dinner |
| February 14–16 | Coconut Grove Arts Festival | Regatta Park, Coconut Grove; 10 am–6 pm (approx.); free admission; family‑friendly; over 280 jury‑selected artists, local food, live music and artistic booths |
| February 14 | Laser Evening | Frost Planetarium; evening; ticketed ($15 adult, $12 child); all‑ages; music and laser light visuals under 67‑ft dome featuring themed show like “Laser Love” and music by Billie Eilish and Fleetwood Mac |
| February 19–22 | South Beach Wine and Food Festival | South Beach; daytime–night; ticketed; adults; culinary festival with celebrity chefs (Guy Fieri, Rachael Ray), tastings, demos, Grand Tasting Village and parties |
| February 19 | Premio Lo Nuestro 2026 | Kaseya Center, downtown Miami; evening (7 pm ET); ticketed; all‑ages; Latin music awards show featuring performances by J Balvin, Tokischa, Jay Wheeler and tributes to Arcángel and Manolo Díaz |
City News in Miami – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-02-03 | Public Transport | Metrorail single-tracking on Green and Orange Lines | Maintenance work scheduled February 3, 2026, after 9 p.m. between Vizcaya and Douglas Road stations, with Green and Orange Line trains running every 15 minutes off-peak, then every 30 minutes to closing; Airport Shuttle operates between Earlington Heights and the Airport station after 8 p.m.; Miami‑Dade Transit advises arriving early or tracking trains in app. (Miami‑Dade County transportation service update) |
| 2026-01-30 | Cultural | Cuban‑heritage artists named 2026 Oscar Cintas Foundation fellows | On January 30, 2026, the Oscar Cintas Foundation awarded $25,000 fellowships to five Cuban‑heritage artists in five fields; two winners are Miami‑based; ceremony held at University of Miami; foundation has granted over 350 fellowships since 1963 and maintains ties to Frost Art Museum. (Axios) |
| 2026-02-04 | Local Government / Public Safety | Miami Beach eases spring‑break restrictions | Published February 4, 2026, officials propose reopening parking garages, sidewalk cafes, nighttime beach access and street parking on Washington Avenue while retaining safety protocols including police presence, DUI checkpoints, license‑plate readers and open‑container enforcement; new fitness‑themed marketing campaign introduced; business owners support tourism return. (Axios) |
| 2026-01-22 | Public Transport | New free water taxi service launches | Launched January 22, 2026, free water taxi between Maurice Gibb Memorial Park (Miami Beach) and Venetian Marina/Yacht Club (Miami); 40‑ft boats hold up to 55 passengers, 20‑minute trip; weekday frequency: every 60 minutes mornings/afternoons, every 30 minutes evenings; $1.2 million annual cost split between city and state grant; aims to reduce causeway congestion. (AP) |
| 2026-01-27 | Traffic / Infrastructure | Miami second most congested U.S. city in 2025 | A report January 27, 2026, shows Miami ranked second‑highest US traffic congestion; average travel delay was 50 % longer than free‑flow conditions in 2025 (up ~20 points since 2019); morning peak congestion hit 74 % with travel speed ~20.1 mph; analysts recommend parking reform, densification, pedestrian/cycling infrastructure. (CiberCuba) |
| 2026-01-08 | Public Transport / Education | Tri‑Rail ridership record and operational funding cuts | Tri‑Rail hit annual record ridership of 4.5 million trips in 2025 (previous high 4.4 million in 2019); but state cut minimum funding from $42.1 million to $15 million per year, threatening operations beyond July 2027; pilot vouchers program ended; fare reform with flat $5 fare proposed. (Miami Today) |
Originally published: 2026-02-06T16:41:04.211673
Current Events in Miami in February
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| February 5–8 | Love Burn 2026 | Historic Virginia Key Beach Park, Virginia Key; all-day; ticketed; family‑friendly; volunteer‑run art and performance gathering inspired by Burning Man, theme “Island of Broken Toys” with large‑scale installations and participatory experiences |
| February 6–8 | Miami Rum Congress | Miami Beach Convention Center, Miami Beach; daytime to evening; ticketed; adults; spirits event with 40+ award‑winning rum brands and ~200 expressions, serves neat and Twisted Daiquiris |
| February 11–15 | Miami International Boat Show | Miami Marine Stadium Park & Basin, Key Biscayne; daytime; ticketed; all‑ages; one of world’s largest boat shows featuring kayaks to mega‑yachts from 1,000+ vendors |
| February 13–15 | Miami Concours | Miami Design District; daytime through evening; ticketed; all‑ages; showcase of post‑war automobiles, vintage supercars and hypercars, with pop‑ups, DJs, drive‑in movie and collector dinner |
| February 14–16 | Coconut Grove Arts Festival | Regatta Park, Coconut Grove; 10 am–6 pm (approx.); free admission; family‑friendly; over 280 jury‑selected artists, local food, live music and artistic booths |
| February 14 | Laser Evening | Frost Planetarium; evening; ticketed ($15 adult, $12 child); all‑ages; music and laser light visuals under 67‑ft dome featuring themed show like “Laser Love” and music by Billie Eilish and Fleetwood Mac |
| February 19–22 | South Beach Wine and Food Festival | South Beach; daytime–night; ticketed; adults; culinary festival with celebrity chefs (Guy Fieri, Rachael Ray), tastings, demos, Grand Tasting Village and parties |
| February 19 | Premio Lo Nuestro 2026 | Kaseya Center, downtown Miami; evening (7 pm ET); ticketed; all‑ages; Latin music awards show featuring performances by J Balvin, Tokischa, Jay Wheeler and tributes to Arcángel and Manolo Díaz |
City News in Miami – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-02-03 | Public Transport | Metrorail single-tracking on Green and Orange Lines | Maintenance work scheduled February 3, 2026, after 9 p.m. between Vizcaya and Douglas Road stations, with Green and Orange Line trains running every 15 minutes off-peak, then every 30 minutes to closing; Airport Shuttle operates between Earlington Heights and the Airport station after 8 p.m.; Miami‑Dade Transit advises arriving early or tracking trains in app. (Miami‑Dade County transportation service update) |
| 2026-01-30 | Cultural | Cuban‑heritage artists named 2026 Oscar Cintas Foundation fellows | On January 30, 2026, the Oscar Cintas Foundation awarded $25,000 fellowships to five Cuban‑heritage artists in five fields; two winners are Miami‑based; ceremony held at University of Miami; foundation has granted over 350 fellowships since 1963 and maintains ties to Frost Art Museum. (Axios) |
| 2026-02-04 | Local Government / Public Safety | Miami Beach eases spring‑break restrictions | Published February 4, 2026, officials propose reopening parking garages, sidewalk cafes, nighttime beach access and street parking on Washington Avenue while retaining safety protocols including police presence, DUI checkpoints, license‑plate readers and open‑container enforcement; new fitness‑themed marketing campaign introduced; business owners support tourism return. (Axios) |
| 2026-01-22 | Public Transport | Launched January 22, 2026, free water taxi between Maurice Gibb Memorial Park (Miami Beach) and Venetian Marina/Yacht Club (Miami); 40‑ft boats hold up to 55 passengers, 20‑minute trip; weekday frequency: every 60 minutes mornings/afternoons, every 30 minutes evenings; $1.2 million annual cost split between city and state grant; aims to reduce causeway congestion. (AP) | |
| 2026-01-27 | Traffic / Infrastructure | A report January 27, 2026, shows Miami ranked second‑highest US traffic congestion; average travel delay was 50 % longer than free‑flow conditions in 2025 (up ~20 points since 2019); morning peak congestion hit 74 % with travel speed ~20.1 mph; analysts recommend parking reform, densification, pedestrian/cycling infrastructure. (CiberCuba) | |
| 2026-01-08 | Public Transport / Education | Tri‑Rail hit annual record ridership of 4.5 million trips in 2025 (previous high 4.4 million in 2019); but state cut minimum funding from $42.1 million to $15 million per year, threatening operations beyond July 2027; pilot vouchers program ended; fare reform with flat $5 fare proposed. (Miami Today) |
Originally published: 2026-01-26T12:29:50.624454
Current Events in Miami in January
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| January 24 | Pegasus World Cup | At Gulfstream Park in the Miami area, starts mid‑day (approximate race times vary), ticket price varies, family‑friendly to adult, features headline performance by DJs Black Coffee and Diplo and live special performance by Dasha |
| January 25 | Life Time Miami Marathon & Half Marathon | Starts at Bayfront Park and runs citywide, morning start (often around 6‑7 a.m.), registration required (price varies), family‑friendly, international field of 25,000+ runners |
| January 24–25 | International Chocolate Festival | At Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden in Coral Gables, daytime hours, ticket required (price varies), family‑friendly, includes tasting stations and classes with cacao process demonstrations |
| January 17–18 | The Beaux Arts Festival | University of Miami campus, daytime hours, free, family‑friendly, features 200+ fine art exhibitors, children’s art tent, beer garden and live entertainment |
| January 8–11 | South Beach Jazz Festival | Miami Beach (multiple venues), daytime and evening, free, family‑friendly, showcases world‑renowned jazz musicians across all styles |
| January 9–11 | Art Deco Weekend | South Beach (Ocean Drive area), all‑day, free, family‑friendly, organized by Miami Design Preservation League celebrating architecture and culture |
City News in Miami – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-01-22 | Public transport updates | Waymo launches limited driverless ride service in Miami | On January 22, Waymo began a limited deployment of its fully autonomous robotaxi service across a 60‑square‑mile area including Design District, Wynwood, Brickell and Coral Gables, excluding highways, South Beach and Venetian Causeway, for early sign‑up users, promising competitive pricing. Source: Axios and The Verge. |
| 2026-01-22 | Public transport updates | Waymo opens service to ~10,000 waitlist users | Approximately 10,000 people on Waymo’s waitlist gained access to hailing robotaxis via Waymo app starting January 22, in the same 60‑square‑mile zone; service to expand later in 2026 to areas including Miami International Airport. Source: The Verge and Business Insider. |
| 2026-01-22 | Public transport updates | Water taxi service launches between Miami and Miami Beach | A free water taxi began operating January 22 between Maurice Gibb Memorial Park (Miami Beach) and Venetian Marina (Miami), using 40‑foot boats seating 55, every 60 minutes on weekdays mornings/afternoons and every 30 minutes evenings; funded via $1.2 million annual shared city‑state budget, aimed at easing traffic across causeways. Source: AP News. |
| 2026-01-20 | Public transport updates | Free Miami Beach water taxi officially begins service | On January 20, Miami Beach launched its free water taxi service on a five‑year contract between Maurice Gibb Memorial Park and Sea Isle Marina, funded with approximately $1.2 million in the first fiscal year via city and state grant; future routes may include western city areas and Indian Creek waterway. Source: Axios. |
| 2026-01-15 | Local government decisions | Miami Dade College to manage Tower Theater again | On January 8, the city commission directed the city manager to negotiate a lease with Miami Dade College for minimum 20 years with automatic five‑year renewals to resume managing Tower Theater at 1508 SW 8th St, preserving its cultural programming; reported January 14. Source: Miami Today. |
| 2026-01-15 | Local government decisions | Sale of Watson Island land stands | The reconsideration of a December‑approved sale of 3.2 city‑owned acres on Watson Island for $29 million was withdrawn at January 8 city commission meeting, keeping agreement with BH3 and Merrimac Ventures intact, enabling planned mixed‑use development with condos, hotels, retail, plus $9 million public benefits for affordable housing, infrastructure, arts and job training. Source: Miami Today. |
| 2026-01-15 | Public safety / public staffing | Miami to hire 24 new police officers via federal grant | On January 8, Miami approved hiring 24 additional police officers using a U.S. DOJ COPS grant of $3 million, matched with $7.6 million from city funds, totaling $10.6 million, to bolster community policing capacity. Source: Miami Today. |
| 2026-01-25 | Public transport updates | Metromover adjusts schedule for Marathon | For the Life Time Miami Marathon on January 25, Miami‑Dade Transit began Metrorail and Metromover services at 4 a.m. to accommodate runners and spectators; Source: Miami‑Dade County service updates. |
| 2026-01-24 | Public transport updates | Metromover late opening due to upgrades | On Saturday January 24, Metromover stations opened at ~2 p.m. due to upgrade project; free bus shuttles ran between stations until service commenced, aimed at improving reliability and frequency. Source: Miami‑Dade County service updates. |
| 2026-01-07 | Public transport updates | Tri‑Rail ridership hits record 4.5 million in 2025 | Tri‑Rail achieved a record annual ridership of 4.5 million in 2025, surpassing 4.4 million in 2019; funding was cut from $42.1 million to $15 million statute‑defined minimum, putting operations at risk past July 2027. Also, Metro Express carries 5,300 daily riders out of 9,300 weekly on TransitWay; Flagler Street elevated transit alternatives are being narrowed for recommendation in 2026. Source: Miami Today. |
Originally published: 2026-01-16T20:44:23.175210
Current Events in Miami in January
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| January 17–18 | The Beaux Arts Festival | The Beaux Arts Festival of Art at University of Miami campus, Coral Gables, starts midday; free; family‑friendly; features 200+ juried artists across categories such as sculpture, painting, ceramics, jewelry; longest‑running art festival in Miami. |
| January 19 | College Football Playoff National Championship | Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, kickoff 7:30 p.m.; ticket price varies (not specified), audience general/sports fans; national title game featuring Miami Hurricanes vs Indiana; organized by NCAA/CFP. |
| January 16–20 | Playoff Fan Central | Miami Beach Convention Center, Miami Beach, opens daytime; free; family‑friendly; pep rallies, games, autograph signings, football exhibits; part of CFP Championship weekend. |
| January 17–18 | AT&T Playoff Playlist Live | Lummus Park, South Beach, gates open ~6 p.m.; free; general audience; live music featuring Calvin Harris, Peso Pluma, Latin Mafia as headliners; part of CFP weekend. |
| January 8–11 | South Beach Jazz Festival | Miami Beach (multiple venues) through the day into evening; free; family‑friendly; world‑renowned and emerging jazz artists across styles; outdoor and inclusive programming. |
| January 9–11 | Art Deco Weekend | South Beach along Ocean Drive, daytime; free; general audience; celebrating Art Deco architecture and culture with tours, live jazz, swing dance classes, organized by Miami Design Preservation League. |
| January 9–11 | Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey | Kaseya Center, Downtown Miami, doors open 6 p.m.; tickets from around $40; family‑friendly; circus with Acro‑Salsa Troupe from Colombia and Acrobatic Bikes and Hoop Diving crew from China; music‑driven production. |
| January 25 | Life Time Miami Marathon & Half Marathon | Citywide course including Ocean Drive, Coconut Grove, Brickell, starts early morning; registration fee applies (not specified); open to runners; international marathon and half‑marathon race through iconic Miami neighborhoods. |
| January 24 | Pegasus World Cup | Gulfstream Park, Hallandale Beach (near Miami), race day time variable; ticket price varies; general audience; premier thoroughbred racing event with fashion‑forward VIP lounges and live music; celebrities and international horses. |
City News in Miami – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-01-14 | Local government | Miami Dade College to resume management of Tower Theater | On January 8, Miami commissioners directed the city manager to negotiate a lease with Miami Dade College to manage the historic Tower Theater at 1508 SW 8th St for at least 20 years with automatic five‑year renewals. The return of MDC management aims to preserve the theatre’s cultural programming and legacy, as reported by Miami Today on January 14, 2026. |
| 2026-01-07 | Public transport | Tri‑Rail sets annual ridership record amid funding concerns | In 2025, Tri‑Rail hit a record 4.5 million rides, surpassing 2019’s 4.4 million, despite annual funding being cut from $42.1 million to $15 million. Operators warn the line’s funding may end by July 2027, per Miami Today published January 7, 2026. |
| 2026-01-07 | Public transport | Metro Express attracts existing bus riders, not drivers | Metro Express BRT service between Dadeland and Florida City hasn’t added new commuters, but shifted 2,500 daily riders from local route 602; total Metro Express ridership now exceeds 5,300 per day, with combined local and express weekly users at roughly 9,300. Reported January 7, 2026 by Miami Today. |
| 2026-01-07 | Public transport | FDOT narrows Flagler Street transit options | Florida DOT’s study for an elevated fixed‑guideway transit along Flagler Street has evaluated 10 alternatives and narrowed down to three, with a final recommendation expected this year, per presentation at Citizens’ Independent Transportation Trust in December, reported January 7, 2026 by Miami Today. |
| 2026-01-15 | Cultural events | South Beach Jazz Festival and Art Deco Weekend underway | Last week, Miami launched its 10th South Beach Jazz Festival, featuring live jazz at multiple venues, concurrent with the 49th Art Deco Weekend celebrating Miami Beach’s architecture. Events include the Juan Luis Guerra Art Cafe, Miami Vintage Market with vendors and workshops, Art Deco Taste of Ocean Drive, and a family Three Kings Parade, per Axios on January 7, 2026. |
| 2026-01-15 | Infrastructure | I‑395 bridge‑highway project delayed to summer 2026 | FDOT revised the $840 million I‑395/SR‑836/I‑95 design‑build project completion to summer 2026, nearly two years later, due to supply‑chain delays, weather and scope changes. The construction includes a six‑arched Signature Bridge and SR‑836 double‑deck, with casting of nearly 1,947 segments and replacement of pavement on I‑95, per Engineering News‑Record, published January 2026. |
| 2026-01-15 | Sports / Infrastructure | Miami Freedom Park stadium nears completion; Beckham kicks off preseason | Construction of the $1 billion Miami Freedom Park stadium is on schedule for April 2026 opening. David Beckham officially kicked off Inter Miami’s 2026 preseason at the site, becoming the first to kick a ball there. The club will begin preseason South America tour, and starts MLS regular season April 4 at Chase Stadium before moving into the new stadium, as reported today in Spanish-language coverage. |
| 2026-01-15 | Sports | Miami Hurricanes to face Indiana in CFP final | On January 15, Axios reported that the University of Miami Hurricanes (13‑2) will play undefeated No. 1 Indiana Hoosiers in the CFP National Championship at Hard Rock Stadium. Miami, coached by Mario Cristobal, entered the playoffs on the final at‑large spot but surged with a top‑5 defense. Game scheduled January 19, 2026. |
| 2026-01-09 | Sports | Hurricanes beat Ole Miss to reach national title game | Published last week, Miami Today reported that the Hurricanes defeated Ole Miss 31‑27 in the Fiesta Bowl on January 8, marking their first win in that bowl and improving their record to 13‑2. Notable was a 75‑yard game‑winning drive and rare drives statistics; victory advances them to CFP Championship game, per Miami Today. |
| 2026-01-02 | Sports | NHL Winter Classic held in Miami | On January 2, LoanDepot Park hosted the NHL Winter Classic, where the New York Rangers defeated the Florida Panthers 5‑1. Ranger Mika Zibanejad scored the first outdoor‑game hat trick in Winter Classic history. Attendance was 36,153 and game marked first outdoor NHL event in Florida, per Wikipedia entry updated recently. |
Originally published: 2026-01-07T10:03:10.627308
Current Events in Miami in January
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| January 9–11 | Art Deco Weekend | Free community cultural festival in South Beach celebrating design, architecture, history and the Art Deco movement. Organized by Miami Design Preservation League, running across Ocean Drive, featuring art, entertainment and cultural programming for all ages starting each day in the morning. |
| January 8–11 | South Beach Jazz Festival | Free outdoor jazz performances across multiple venues in Miami Beach, family‑friendly and accessible, showcasing international and emerging artists, with an emphasis on disability awareness and inclusivity; runs evenings and afternoons. |
| January 4 | King Mango Strut Parade | Free satirical parade through Coconut Grove starting at Commodore Plaza with humorous costumes, floats, marching bands; family‑friendly community event with live post‑parade entertainment throughout the neighborhood, beginning mid‑day. |
| January 25 | Life Time Miami Marathon & Half Marathon | City‑wide marathon and half marathon beginning early in the morning through downtown and waterfront areas, spectators welcome, large‑scale endurance event attracting international runners, finish line at Bayfront Park, open to all, registration required to participate. |
| January 24–25 | International Chocolate Festival | Festival at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden in Coral Gables, daytime hours, family‑friendly, with chocolate tasting stations, demos, pairings with wine and spirits, entertainment and activities; ticketed event. |
| January 17–18 | The Beaux Arts Festival | Free juried art festival on University of Miami campus in Coral Gables, during daytime; family‑friendly, over 150 artists, children’s art tent, marketplace, beer garden, food and live entertainment. |
City News in Miami – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-12-31 / 2026-01-01 | Public transport updates | Metrorail and Metromover extend hours for New Year’s celebrations | On December 31, Miami‑Dade Department of Transportation and Public Works extended Metrorail and Metromover service until approximately 2 a.m. on January 1 for Green and Orange Lines running every 30 minutes. Metrobus and MetroConnect ran normal weekday schedules, with no station entries allowed after final trains depart at Government Center around 2 a.m. (Time Out; Hoodline) |
| 2026-01-03 & 2026-01-04 | Public transport updates | Single-tracking on Metrorail at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. station | On January 3–4, single-track service in effect at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. station for maintenance. Green Line trains run every 20 minutes; Orange Line operates only Airport Shuttle between Earlington Heights and airport every 15 minutes. Airport travelers must transfer at Earlington Heights. (Miami‑Dade County) |
| 2025-12-09 | Local government decisions | Miami elects first woman mayor ending GOP control | On December 9, Eileen Higgins was elected Miami’s first woman mayor and first Democrat in 28 years, defeating Emilio González with ~59.5 % of the vote. Her campaign prioritized improving services and affordability; victory breaks long-standing Republican dominance. (Politico; The Week) |
| 2025-12-02 | Cultural events | ICA, Miami opens major Joyce Pensato survey and Richard Hunt exhibition | On December 2, Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami debuted a major Joyce Pensato retrospective with ~65 works spanning five decades plus “Richard Hunt: Pressure,” the first posthumous U.S. institutional survey. The exhibitions run through mid‑March 2026 at ICA, Miami. (Miami Today) |
Originally published: 2025-12-24T08:20:49.037369
Current Events in Miami in December
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| December 14 | Elf Jr. – The Musical | At Miami Beach Bandshell in Miami Beach, starts at 6:00 pm; ticket price not specified; family‑friendly; a musical adaptation of the beloved holiday story. |
| December 14 | Lincoln Road Farmers Market | At 1100 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach, running 9:00 am–6:00 pm; free; family‑friendly; local vendors offering fresh produce and artisanal goods. |
| December 13–14 | Miami Beach Festival of Lights | At The Betsy Hotel, Miami Beach, runs both nights; free; family‑friendly; festive light projections, live music, snow and holiday characters. |
| December 19 | Laser Evening | At Frost Planetarium, start time not specified; ticket required (varies); all‑ages; laser light show set to holiday classics and pop hits under the 67‑foot dome. |
| December 20 | Villarreal v Barcelona | At Hard Rock Stadium, scheduled December 20; ticket price not specified; all‑ages; historic LaLiga match being played in Miami for the first time. |
City News in Miami – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-12-18 | Local Government | Eileen Higgins sworn in as Miami’s first female mayor | On December 18, Eileen Higgins was sworn in at Miami Dade College as Miami’s first female and first Democratic mayor in nearly 30 years, following her victory by about 19 points over the Trump‑endorsed Republican Emilio González, promising affordable housing and bilingual outreach, noted by AP News. |
| 2025-12-17 | Public Transport / Infrastructure | Miami airport expects record‑breaking Christmas travel surge | Miami International Airport is preparing for a holiday surge to handle about 3.3 million travelers—3 % above last year’s record—on peak days including December 20 and 26–27. A new Ibis parking garage adding 2,240 spaces and discounted Economy Park and Ride with shuttle service have been opened to support operations, reported Axios. |
| 2025-12-19 | Cultural Event / Art | New art at cruise terminal highlights Florida’s changing corals | Artist Lauren Shapiro unveiled a large ceramic and digital‑fabrication installation at North America’s largest cruise terminal on December 19, depicting Florida Keys and Caribbean coral bleaching and loss through a Penrose tile design, aiming to raise environmental awareness via immersive public art, according to Axios. |
| 2025-12-18 | Legal / Land Transfer | Judge dismisses complaint over college land transfer for Trump library | On December 18 a judge dismissed a lawsuit challenging Miami Dade College’s decision to transfer nearly 3 acre of downtown property valued over $67 million to Trump’s future presidential library, after the college board held a renewed transparent public vote, noted by AP News. The court based ruling on procedural transparency, not politics. |
| 2025-12-03 | Infrastructure / Construction | Massive Signature Bridge project still has four years to go | On December 3, FDOT reported major progress on the $866 million I‑395/SR 836/I‑95 Design‑Build project: 39 of 57 piers and multiple 30‑ and 90‑ton precast segments installed, two of six bridge arches poured, one 330‑ft arch completed, and pavement replacement nearly complete; final ramps due Q2 2026, overall finish targeted late 2029, per Miami Today. |
| 2025-12-06 | Public Transport | Metromover extends hours for system upgrades | From December 8, Metromover runs extended: until 2 AM Monday–Saturday and 1 AM Sunday to allow upgrades on its 40‑year‑old 4.4‑mile system serving downtown, Brickell, and Arts & Entertainment District, aiming to improve reliability of equipment and stations, per Moovit News. |
| 2025-12-11 | Local Government | Notice of City Commission Meeting set for December 11 | On December 11 at 9:00 AM, the Miami City Commission held a regular public meeting in City Hall chambers at 3500 Pan American Drive. The session was also broadcast live across platforms, and public comments were accepted via online form until the chair closed public input, as posted on the city’s official site. |
| 2025-12-05 | Business / Development | Luxury residential projects booming on the Miami River | Reported December 5: Along the Miami River, a surge of luxury residential projects includes the 14‑acre Faena Residences with two 68‑story towers and 434 units, Sky Bridge amenities and pools. Over 10,000 units are planned or under construction, with prices ranging from $600 K to a $100 million penthouse, shaping a new urban corridor, per New York Post. |
Originally published: 2025-12-11T08:30:40.072070
Current Events in Miami in December
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| December 12 | George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker® | The Nutcracker transforms the Magic City at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts in Downtown Miami from December 12 to 28, family‑friendly, evening performances, live orchestra, over 100 dancers, stunning sets and Sugarplum Fairy. |
| December 13 | The JAPAN Fes Florida | The JAPAN Fes Florida returns to Coconut Grove on December 13–14, all‑ages, daytime into evening, free entry, authentic Japanese cuisine, cultural showcases and shopping stalls. |
| December 13 | LLF Holiday Toy Distribution | LLF Holiday Toy Distribution at Mana Wynwood on December 13, volunteer or donate, free to attend, families in need, organized by LLF. |
| December 13–14 | Miami Beach Festival of Lights | Miami Beach Festival of Lights at The Betsy Hotel, all‑ages, evenings, free, live classical performances, festive characters, projection mapping and snow. |
| December 14 | Holiday Village on Flagler Street | Holiday Village on Flagler Street in Downtown Miami on December 14 from 2 PM–6 PM, free, family‑friendly, bounce houses, face painting, vendors and Menorah lighting for Hanukkah. |
| December 20 | iHeartRadio Jingle Ball | iHeartRadio Jingle Ball at Kaseya Center at 7:30 PM, general audience, ticketed, star‑studded lineup including Kehlani, MGK, Feid and Monsta X. |
| December 21 | Andrea Bocelli | An evening with Andrea Bocelli at Kaseya Center at 7:30 PM, general audience, ticketed, classical concert featuring Bocelli’s performances. |
| December 21 | Dolphins 60th Anniversary Game | Miami Dolphins throwback uniform celebration during Sunday Night Football on December 21 vs Bengals, adult‑friendly, primetime (rescheduled pending), ticketed, honors founding members and iconic players. |
| December 8–14 | Messi Cup | Messi Cup youth tournament in Miami from December 9–14 at Chase Stadium and Florida Blue Training Center, all‑ages sports fans, match times vary, ticketed or public, FC Barcelona U16 among eight clubs, includes summit party and industry summit. |
City News in Miami – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-12-10 | Local government decisions | Brickell land use changes approved, thematic zoning resolved | Miami‑Dade County commissioners unanimously approved land‑use changes for three Brickell properties linked to the $2.5 billion, 58‑story Citadel tower at 1201 Brickell Bay Drive, aiming to boost density near transit. Separately, a thematic zoning district proposal by Commissioner Danielle Cohen Higgins passed 11‑0; a community meeting is slated within 90 days. Reported by Miami Today. |
| 2025-12-09 | Infrastructure / Cultural landmarks | Lincoln Road clock tower restored | The iconic digital clock atop 407 Lincoln Road in Miami Beach, unused since 2020, has been replaced with a new four‑sided LED model retaining time and temperature display. Installed in November, testing continues, with full operation expected by mid‑December. Project by Euroamerican Group amid broader office building renovation. Reported by Axios. |
| 2025-12-08 | Infrastructure / Real estate | Lincoln Road expansion with luxe homes and public art | A major redevelopment on Miami Beach’s Lincoln Road involves over $4 billion in investment, including a $12 million public‑private beachwalk, landmark architecture, public art, Ritz‑Carlton residences (starting at $4.25 million, up to $125 million penthouse), a Playboy members’ club, Shore Club penthouse sold for $120 million, plus hotel and cultural venues. Reported by New York Post. |
| 2025-12-06 | Public transport innovation | Flying taxi network planned across Miami metro | Archer Aviation unveiled plans for an electric flying‑taxi service across Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton and West Palm Beach, with 10–20 minute flights priced like Uber Black (~$150). Backed by Stephen Ross, with vertiports proposed in Little Haiti, downtown West Palm Beach and Apogee Golf Club. Supported by Mayor Francis Suarez. Reported by Business Insider. |
| 2025-12-10 | Public transport / Traffic | Metro Express adds standby buses amid rising ridership | Since its Oct 27 launch, Metro Express averaged 5,300 weekday riders and TransitWay combined 9,300. To address overcrowding and delays, Miami‑Dade installed trilingual signage, deployed five standby buses during peak periods, works with sheriff’s office for enforcement, and optimized signal timing. Trips now meet 60 min peak, 70 min off‑peak, with on‑time performance up 70 %. Reported by Miami Today. |
| 2025-12-03 | Public transport / Ridership trends | Miami‑Dade transit ridership declines 5.2 % | Miami‑Dade Transit ridership dropped by 5.2 % in fiscal year 2025, ending three years of growth. The report, published Dec 3, notes the decline affects buses, Metrorail and other modes. Reported by Miami Today. |
| 2025-12-10 | Local government decisions | Miami delays municipal election to 2026 amid legal warning | The City Commission voted to postpone the 2025 municipal election to November 2026, extending current terms by one year. Proponents cited alignment with state/federal cycles; opponents and Florida AG cited legal concerns. Reported by Local10. |
Originally published: 2025-11-28T11:47:57.690749
Current Events in Miami in December
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| December 2 – 7 | Art Basel Miami Beach | Held at Miami Beach Convention Center in Miami Beach, this premier international art fair opens early December. Starts 10 AM (varies), ticketed (VIP and general), attracts collectors worldwide; part of Miami Art Week. |
| December 9 – 14 | Messi Cup | Hosted at Chase Stadium and Florida Blue Training Center in Miami, this U16 football tournament runs daily group and knockout matches. Tickets vary or free, family‑friendly; organized by Messi’s 525 Rosario with summit at Faena Forum. |
| December 13 – 14 | Miami Beach Festival of Lights | At The Betsy Hotel in South Beach, shows start around 6 PM, free, family‑friendly; features live music, festive characters, snow and projection mapping. |
| December 19 | Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua | At Kaseya Center in Downtown Miami, event begins around 8 PM, ticketed, 18+ audience; high‑profile boxing match billed as “Judgment Day.” |
| December 19 | Laser Evening | At Frost Planetarium (Miami), starts around 7 PM, ticketed, suitable for all ages; features holiday‑classics and iconic beats under immersive laser visuals. |
| December 12 – 28 | Miami City Ballet: The Nutcracker | At Adrienne Arsht Center’s Ziff Opera House in Downtown Miami, shows daily around 1 PM and 7 PM, ticketed, family‑friendly; classic holiday ballet production. |
City News in Miami – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-11-26 | Infrastructure / Cultural | ReefLine underwater art park aims to revitalize coral reefs | On November 26, officials unveiled “Concrete Coral,” the first installation of the ReefLine underwater art park off South Beach, comprising 22 marine‑grade concrete car sculptures designed for coral attachment, funded partly by a $5 million bond, seeded with approximately 2,200 lab‑grown native corals. The project spans seven miles when complete and seeks to support marine biodiversity while offering data and public engagement, reported Financial Times and AP News. |
| 2025-11-24 | Local Business / Real Estate | On November 24, it was reported that ex‑soccer coach Alessandro Nesta purchased three condos (878–1,000 sq ft) in Five Park Miami Beach on the 19th, 20th and 24th floors for a combined listed price of $4.3 million. The tower, the tallest new condo project in over a decade, offers amenities like a poolside restaurant, oceanfront terraces and a social club, according to the New York Post. | |
| 2025-11-03 | Public Transport / Tech | On November 3, studies revealed that Glydways is in discussions with the City of Miami to deploy an AI‑driven on‑demand transit system using small autonomous “Glydcars” on existing Metromover guideways. Each vehicle carries 4–6 passengers on direct trips, targeting wait times under 90 seconds and lower infrastructure costs. The proposal could modernize transit using underutilized rail infrastructure, according to WLRN/Refresh Miami. |
Originally published: 2025-11-20T08:13:12.447628
Current Events in Miami in November
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| November 7–9, 2025 | The Golden Vines | At luxury venues across Miami, starting November 7, combining rare wine tastings, Michelin‑starred dinners and a private‑jet Champagne lunch. Ticket price US $15,000. Audience: high‑end wine collectors and philanthropists; notable: supports the Gerard Basset Foundation. |
| November 7–8, 2025 | E1 Miami GP | Biscayne Bay (marine), citywide; starts ~11/7 at Biscayne Bay, all‑electric boat race featuring celebrity teams. Ticket price varies (not stated) – assume paid; audience: motorsport enthusiasts; notable: includes Team Miami co‑owned by Marc Anthony. |
| November 7, 2025 | Boyz II Men | At Fontainebleau Miami Beach (Miami Beach); 8 p.m. show; ticket price not specified; audience: general music fans; notable: reunited GRAMMY®‑winning vocal group. |
| November 8, 2025 | Red Bull HIIT The Beach | At Miami Beach (public beach); fitness challenge starting on Nov 8, all‑levels; free (in partnership with City of Miami Beach); audience: fitness enthusiasts; notable: hosted by Red Bull. |
| November 9, 2025 | Grace Jamaican Jerk Festival | At Wynwood Marketplace (Wynwood); cultural Caribbean festival on Nov 9; ticket price not specified (likely paid or free entry with purchase); audience: families and food lovers; notable: signature Caribbean food and music event in South Florida. |
| November 9, 2025 | Ryan Castro Miami | At Kaseya Center (Downtown Miami); starts at 8:30 p.m.; ticket price not specified; audience: concert‑goers; notable: Latin artist Ryan Castro performing live. |
| November 14, 2025 | Miami Book Fair | At Miami Dade College downtown campus (Downtown); runs Nov 16–23; includes free block‑party kickoff Nov 16 and ticketed author events; audience: families and readers; notable: features over 550 authors from 35 countries. |
| November 14, 2025 | NightGarden | At Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden (Coral Gables); runs from Nov 7‑Jan 11 evenings 5:30–9:30 p.m. (Fri/Sat until 10:30); tickets from US $28; audience: families; notable: neon‑lit tropical trails and interactive installations. |
| November 15, 2025 | Law Rocks Miami | At Gramps (Wynwood); starts 7 p.m.; free; audience: general; notable: battle‑of‑the‑bands by lawyers benefiting nonprofits. |
| November 21 & 22, 2025 | DroneArt Show | At Miami Marine Stadium, Virginia Key; shows on Nov 21 & 22; doors open two hours before, approx. 65‑minute performance; ticket price not specified; audience: families and arts‑tech enthusiasts; notable: illuminated drone symphony to live classical music. |
City News in Miami – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-11-05 | Cultural events | “Diana Eusebio: Field of Dreams” and “Hiba Schahbaz: The Garden” open at MOCA North Miami | The Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami opened two new exhibitions on November 5, one by Diana Eusebio featuring natural dyes and indigenous‑plant inspired works and another by Hiba Schahbaz offering a 15‑year retrospective blending Sufi mysticism and feminist motifs. Curated by Kimari Jackson and Jasmine Wahi respectively, both run through March 16, 2026. Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami announced it in Miami New Times. |
| 2025‑11‑? | Infrastructure projects | Signature Bridge project delayed to 2029 with rising costs | The I‑395/SR‑836/I‑95 Signature Bridge now faces a revised late‑2029 completion date and an updated budget of $866 million, up from previous estimates of $818 million; FDOT reports steady round‑the‑clock construction and two of six arches completed, with arch segment installation advancing (Miami New Times). Traffic disruptions due to detours remain ongoing. |
| 2025‑11‑? | Public transport updates | MetroConnect preserved at cost, transit fares unchanged in final budget | Miami‑Dade County’s approved 2026 budget rescinded a planned 50‑cent fare increase for Metrobus and Metrorail, instead maintaining current fares. MetroConnect service is preserved but now costs $3.75 per trip, funded by reserve allocation and modified service zones (Axios Miami). |
Originally published: 2025-11-10T08:41:14.219177
Current Events in Miami in November
| November 6–9, 2025 | Beach Polo World Cup | On the sands of South Beach (Collins Park, Miami Beach), starting daily at various match times, free spectator access from sidelines; luxury lounges for ticketed VIPs; family-friendly; features eight international teams competing in high-goal polo matches under oceanfront skies |
| November 7–9, 2025 | The Golden Vines | Various venues in Miami, time varies per gala dinners and tastings; $15,000 per ticket; adult 21+; features rare wine tastings, Michelin‑starred dinners, private jet Champagne lunch, benefitting Gerard Basset Foundation; haute wine producers like Domaine de la Romanée‑Conti involved |
| November 7, 2025 | Boyz II Men | Fontainebleau Miami Beach (LIV Nightclub), starts at 8 p.m.; ticketed; 18+; R&B Grammy®‑winning vocal group performs classics; high‑energy nightclub show |
| November 8, 2025 | PAMM Free Second Saturdays | Pérez Art Museum Miami, 11 a.m.–3 p.m.; free; family‑friendly; includes art‑making, guided tours, performances and guest artists |
| November 11, 2025 | 1111 Legacy Yacht Gala | Opus Miami Luxury Yacht at Kaseya Center Marina, 5:11 p.m.–11:11 p.m.; invite‑only limited availability; adult; exclusive evening aboard luxury yacht honoring Veterans Day and founder’s late mother, attended by founders, athletes, creatives (200‑250 guests) |
| November 12–14, 2025 | World Architecture Festival | Miami Beach Convention Center, start time varies; ticketed; professional architects and design community audience; live‑judged awards and presentations across global architecture categories |
| November 11, 2025 | MVP Fight Week Showcase 2 | Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Hollywood, first‑come, first‑served, free; general public; open workouts, press conferences, weigh‑ins featuring fighters like Jahmal Harvey and Keno Marley |
| November 14, 2025 | Paul vs. Tank Exhibition | Kaseya Center, start time match night; ticketed; 18+; 10‑round boxing exhibition bout between Jake Paul and Gervonta “Tank” Davis, streamed on Netflix |
| November 16–23, 2025 | Miami Book Fair | Miami Dade College – Wolfson Campus, Downtown Miami, various times; ticket prices vary; all ages (including family programming); over 400 authors at readings, panels, street‑fair, multilingual programming |
City News in Miami – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-11-04 | Local government | Miami mayoral race heads to runoff | A runoff scheduled for December 9 between County Commissioner Eileen Higgins and Republican Emilio González, endorsed by Gov. DeSantis, follows neither achieving 50 % in the first election; if elected, Higgins would become Miami’s first female mayor. Reported by Politico and El País. |
| 2025-11-05 | Local government / Demographics | Low turnout and controversies mark Miami mayoral election | First-round vote drew only 21 % turnout of 175,000+ registered voters; Higgins led with 36 %, González 19.5 %; issues include ethics controversies of outgoing mayor and creation of an Inspector General office. Reported by El País. |
| 2025-11-05 | Infrastructure / Funding | Funding approved for hospital childhood cancer research | Florida awards $7.5 million over five years to Nicklaus Children’s Hospital via the Cancer Connect Collaborative to expand clinical trial access, improve treatments, and research cures. Reported by Miami Today. |
| 2025-11-07 | Transport / Aviation | Miami-Dade mayor warns flights cut at MIA | Mayor Daniella Levine Cava warns FAA’s 10 % cut in domestic flights at Miami airports amid federal shutdown may harm regional economy, connectivity, and workforce. Reported by WLRN. |
| 2025-11-03 | Transport / Aviation | FAA imposes flight restrictions for VIP event | FAA issued temporary flight restrictions over 32 nautical miles in Miami from 11:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Wednesday ahead of a Trump forum at Kaseya Center. Reported by WPBF 25 News. |
| 2025-11-03 | Public transport / Innovation | City in talks for AI-powered on-demand transit | Glydways proposes using existing Metromover guideways for autonomous four‑to‑six‑person vehicles with non‑stop direct routing, under 90‑second waits at peak; pitched to modernize Miami transit at lower cost. Reported by WLRN. |
| 2025-11-05 | Local government / Transport planning | SMART Plan lobbying expanded | Transportation Planning Organization extended lobbying contracts: $106,250 more for Tallahassee advocacy and $75,000 more for federal efforts to secure funding for six rapid transit corridors. Reported by Miami Today. |
| 2025-10-27 | Transport / BRT | First BRT corridor South Dade TransitWay opens | The 20‑mile Metro Express BRT corridor from Dadeland South to SW 344th Street Park‑and‑Ride launches on October 27, includes 14 stations with level boarding, air‑conditioned vestibules, real‑time displays, CCTV, Wi‑Fi; cost ≈ $368.2 million from federal, state, and local funds. Reported on Reddit via transit community. |
Originally published: 2025-10-31T08:30:17.233916
Current Events in Miami in November
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| November 1 | Día de Los Muertos at Downtown Doral | Downtown Doral (Doral), 5 pm–8 pm, free, family‑friendly; features mariachi parades, dancing Catrinas, “Ofrenda Experience” immersive art and film, community market—celebrating Día de los Muertos traditions. |
| November 5 | Botanical Printing Workshop with Kasiopya | The Goodtime Hotel (Miami Beach), 6 pm–7 pm, ticketed ($?), all‑ages; hosted by Kasiopya slow‑fashion brand, hands‑on silk botanical printing session. |
| November 6 | Things to Do in Miami‑ 2 Hour Open Bar‑ VIP Club Access | Giselle Miami (Downtown Miami), 10:30 pm, $30.52, all‑ages; includes two‑hour open bar and VIP club access in nightlife setting. |
| November 7 | Art of Hip Hop | The Art of Hip Hop venue (Miami), 4 pm, $13, all‑ages; concert showcasing hip‑hop performances. |
| November 8 | Art of Hip Hop | The Art of Hip Hop venue (Miami), 5 pm, $13, all‑ages; concert showcasing hip‑hop performances. |
| November 8 | Miami Beach Jewish History Walking Tour | Jewish Museum of Florida (Miami Beach), 11:30 am–12:30 pm, free, all‑ages; guided tour exploring Jewish heritage in Miami Beach. |
| November 9 | CHOPIN for ALL featuring Jonathan Mamora | Coral Gables (Coral Gables), 3 pm, ticketed ($?), all‑ages; piano recital by Jonathan Mamora, Hilton Head competition winner, opening new season. |
| November 14 | Vinous Icons: Miami 2025 | Jungle Island (Miami), 11 am–6 pm, $100, adult; wine masterclass “Terroirs of South America” led by Vinous editor Joaquín Hidalgo exploring Andean wines. |
| November 15 | Saturday Night Laughs at The Gates Hotel South Beach | The Gates Hotel South Beach (Miami Beach), 8 pm–10 pm, ticketed ($?), adult; comedy show hosted by Liz Rubin with Tom Chamberlain, Sergio Mendez and headliner. |
City News in Miami – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-10-27 | Public transport | Launch of Metro Express Bus Rapid Transit | On October 27, Miami‑Dade County inaugurated its first Bus Rapid Transit system, Metro Express, running 20 miles between Florida City and Dadeland with 14 stations and 32 stops featuring air‑conditioned waiting areas, free Wi‑Fi and charging. County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava called it “a new era of public transportation.” (Axios, Wikipedia) |
| 2025-10-02 | Public transport | MetroConnect cuts mitigated by reserve funding | In early October Miami‑Dade reversed a plan to entirely shut down MetroConnect amid a $400M budget shortfall. Instead, they agreed to allocate $4.5M from a transit reserve, cutting low‑ridership zones, trimming hours, capping trip length at three miles, and reintroducing fares. (Wikipedia) |
| 2025-10-29 | Public transport | Glitches and signal timing hold up Metro Express reliability | On October 29 users reported persistent red‑light and signal timing issues on the new Metro Express, citing test software glitches, unauthorized vehicles in busways, and drivers blocking intersections, which lengthened east‑west wait times—some by nearly 20 minutes. (Reddit) |
| 2025-10-29 | Public sentiment / traffic | Commuters report extreme delays into downtown | On October 29 local commuters described near‑insane traffic commutes—drives that typically take 30 minutes taking 90–120 minutes. One user cited travel on Biscayne Blvd and Miami Lakes causing serious stress and agitation. (Reddit) |
| 2025-10-23 | Infrastructure / construction | I‑395 Signature Bridge delayed until 2029 with cost rise | As of July 2025 the I‑395 Signature Bridge in downtown Miami, part of the Connecting Miami interchange, was delayed to 2029 with costs rising to $866M. As of mid‑2025, one arch’s foundation is built and a $60.3M grant funds an under‑deck urban park with water features and amphitheater. (Wikipedia) |
Originally published: 2025-10-23T11:07:21.805626
Current Events in Miami in October
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| October 24 | Twenty Six | At MODE Downtown Miami in the Downtown Miami district; starts 10:00 PM – late; ticket price not specified; 18+; features Italian producer Twenty Six known for the hit “Buscando Money” and remixes by Chris Lake. |
| October 25 | Garden Magic: An Immersive Sound Healing Experience w/ SobeSHO | At Miami Beach Botanical Garden in Miami Beach; starts 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM; ticket price not specified; wellness‑oriented, all ages; led by SobeSHO offering immersive sound healing experience among garden setting. |
| October 17 | Oktoberfest Miami | At German American Social Club, Horse Country (Kendall) district; starts Friday 6 PM – 12 AM (continues weekends); ticket price not specified; family‑friendly; includes live Bavarian and Austrian bands, Miss Oktoberfest contest. |
| October 18 | Oktoberfest Miami | At German American Social Club, Horse Country (Kendall) district; starts Saturday 2 PM – 12 AM; ticket price not specified; family‑friendly; features authentic German food and beer, traditional music. |
| October 19 | Oktoberfest Miami | At German American Social Club, Horse Country (Kendall) district; starts Sunday 2 PM – 10 PM; ticket price not specified; family‑friendly; includes stein‑holding contests and artisan vendors. |
| October 19 | Screen‑Free Social | At Milano’s Pizzas in Hollywood (neighboring Miami area); starts 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM; free; adults/family‑friendly; unplugged event offering guided journaling and conversation starters to connect without screens. |
City News in Miami – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-10-23 | Local government decisions | City Commission holds regular meeting | The Miami City Commission convened a regularly scheduled meeting on October 23, 2025 at 09:00 AM in City Hall chambers. The session was open to the public via livestream on the City’s website, Facebook, X, YouTube and local TV channels; public comment was accepted online and made part of the public record. Miami City Clerk organized the meeting notice distribution. (City of Miami notice) |
| 2025-10-22 | Public transport updates | MetroExpress Bus Rapid Transit begins service | Miami‑Dade County inaugurated its first Bus Rapid Transit line, MetroExpress, along a 20‑mile corridor from Florida City to Dadeland South on October 22, 2025. The system includes 14 stations and 32 stops featuring air‑conditioned waiting areas, free Wi‑Fi, charging, dedicated lanes, level boarding and signal priority, aiming to slash rush‑hour travel times by up to 40 %. (Timeout / Axios / WLRN) |
| 2025-10-16 | Public transport updates | MetroExpress service official announcement | On October 16, 2025, Miami‑Dade County confirmed the October 27 launch of MetroExpress BRT. The county detailed features including a dedicated bus lane along US‑1, 14 stations, 32 stops with modern amenities, and hailed the project as ushering “a new era of public transportation” (Mayor Daniella Levine Cava). (Axios) |
| 2025-10-09 | Cultural events | Art exhibitions open across Miami galleries | From October 9 onwards, several Miami galleries launched notable shows: Queue Gallery’s “Black Mans Shadow Work” addresses representations of Black male identity; David Castillo Gallery opened “in this here place, we flesh” featuring surreal landscapes; MOAD at the Freedom Tower reopened October 15 with “We Carry Our Homes With Us,” exploring migration themes; Green Space unveiled “New Atlantis” on October 16 with visions of Miami by 13 local artists; PAMM launched “Shadows and Traces” on October 16 featuring female photographers’ work. (Miami New Times) |
Originally published: 2025-10-14T21:27:36.176740
Current Events in Miami in October
| October 15–19 | Oktoberfest Miami (German American Social Club) – German beer, bratwurst, live music, contests; select days through October 19 |
| October 17–18 | III Points Festival (Wynwood) – two-day music, art, immersive cultural experience |
| October 18 | Coral Gables Pumpkin Patch (Ponce Circle Park) – pumpkins, live music, face painting, family activities |
| October 18 | Pinecrest Zombie Run (Evelyn Greer Park) – family-friendly 2-mile fun run with zombies, themed T-shirt, after-party |
| October 19 | Twilight in Concert (Adrienne Arsht Center) – orchestral concert with film screening, candles, romantic ambiance |
| October 20–24 | Billboard Latin Music Week (Fillmore Miami Beach) – panels and performances with Latin music’s top stars |
| October 22–25 | South Beach Seafood Festival (Miami Beach) – stone crab season kickoff, chef events, live music |
| October 25 | Miami Dragon Boat Festival (Amelia Earhart Park) – boat races, health & wellness, food trucks |
| October 25–26 | Czech‑Slovak Oktoberfest (North Miami) – beer, food, live polka music, cultural celebration |
Summary:
Miami offers a lively mix of cultural festivals, music, food, and seasonal flair in the coming 14 days. Oktoberfest Miami continues across select days until October 19, featuring German fare, live music, and festival games. Art and music lovers can dive into the two-day III Points Festival in Wynwood (Oct 17–18), blending eclectic sounds with immersive installations. Families and pumpkin enthusiasts will enjoy the Coral Gables Pumpkin Patch on October 18, and the same day brings the playful Pinecrest Zombie Run—combining a light-hearted run with costumes and an after-party. Romantic vibes await at the Adrienne Arsht Center with “Twilight in Concert” on October 19: a film‑and‑orchestra experience by candlelight. Billboard Latin Music Week runs October 20–24 and offers industry panels and performances celebrating Latin music. Seafood fans should mark October 22–25 for the South Beach Seafood Festival, showcasing the best of stone crab and chef-led events. On October 25, the Miami Dragon Boat Festival at Amelia Earhart Park provides active fun with boat races and food, while beer lovers can enjoy Czech‑Slovak Oktoberfest in North Miami from October 25–26 with polka music and hearty cuisine.
City News in Miami – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-10-10 | Cultural event | Miss Dade Comedy Pageant celebrates the hilarious women of Miami | A staged satirical pageant featuring seven female comedians representing local areas competed in talent, group performance, and Q&A at Villain Theater on October 11. |
| 2025-10-09 | Cultural events | Diverse weekend events including Latina Expo, anniversary celebrations, and haunted hikes | Miami hosted events like the Latina Expo, a bar anniversary with live music, dune restoration volunteering, a free kids’ art festival, a spooky hike, and a dance-theater performance. |
| 2025-10-06 | Cultural season launch | “Fall for the Arts” cultural celebration unveiled across Greater Miami | The GMCVB announced a three‑month Fall for the Arts festival (Oct 1–Dec 7) featuring exhibitions, performances, art activations, and a ReefLine underwater sculpture park. |
| 2025-10-06 | Public transport / Infrastructure | Miami‑Dade rapid transit Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) launch scheduled | The all‑electric South Dade TransitWay BRT from Florida City to Dadeland South will open October 22 ribbon-cutting, service starting October 27, cutting commute times and enabling transit-oriented development along the corridor. |
| 2025- 10- ?? |
Infrastructure project | I‑395 Signature Bridge ongoing construction and delays | The I‑395 Signature Bridge remains under construction with delays pushing completion to 2029, ongoing lane closures and traffic management impacting downtown commutes. |
| 2025-10-04 | Cultural exhibitions | New art exhibitions open in Miami galleries | Queue Gallery began “Black Man’s Shadow Work” (Oct 4–Nov 15), David Castillo Gallery opened “in this here place, we flesh” by Alexandria Smith (Oct 9–Nov 15), MOAD@MDC reopens with “We Carry Our Homes With Us” (Oct 15). |
(Note: Date for I‑395 Bridge is not from a specific article within 14 days but reflects an ongoing project with recent status updates.)
Originally published: 2025-10-05T14:17:59.794446
Current Events in Miami in October
| Event | Date | Location | Description |
| Lincoln Road Farmers Market | October 5 | 1100 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach | A weekly market featuring a variety of vendors offering fresh produce, artisanal goods, and more. |
| Lincoln Road Antique & Collectible Market | October 5 | 1100 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach | An eclectic market showcasing antiques and collectibles from various vendors. |
| Hispanic Heritage Month Miami Beach Salsa Fest #11 | October 5 | Miami Beach Bandshell, 7275 Collins Avenue | A celebration of Latin culture with live salsa music and dancing. |
| Zak the Baker’s “Poems for Bread” Campaign | Throughout October | Zak the Baker, Wynwood | Trade a handwritten haiku about South Florida food culture for a free loaf of sourdough bread. |
| Smorgasburg Miami | October 4–5 | Wynwood | Open-air food market featuring over 40 vendors, a craft beer festival, and a Sunday series spotlighting emerging chefs. |
| Hispanic Heritage Month Dance Class | October 9 | Bayside Marketplace | Free high-energy dance session led by the Salsa Kings, celebrating Latin culture. |
| Oktoberfest Miami | October 10–12, 17–19 | German American Social Club, 11919 SW 56th St. | Traditional German festival with beer, bratwurst, pretzels, live music, and Bavarian dances. |
| Billie Eilish: HIT ME HARD AND SOFT: THE TOUR 2025 | October 11 | Kaseya Center, 601 Biscayne Blvd. | Concert featuring Billie Eilish performing her chart-topping hits. |
| Madame Gougouse Caribbean Culture Fest | October 12 | North Miami Stadium, 2555 NE 151st St. | Festival with Caribbean music, food, and cultural performances. |
| Le Jardinier & ARKHAUS: Floating Fine Dining Experience | October 18–19 | 1 Hotel South Beach | Michelin-starred Le Jardinier offers a seasonal French-inspired menu aboard the floating social club ARKHAUS. |
| Harvest Festival | October 19 | Flamingo Gardens, Davie | Themed weekend activities including hayrides, pumpkin patch, and fall games. |
| House of Horror Haunted Carnival | October 19 | Miami International Mall | Haunted house with 30 terrifying rooms, carnival rides, and circus performances. |
| The Horrorland | October 19 | Jungle Island | Haunted attractions, outdoor zones, and a bloody carnival. |
Please note that event details are subject to change. It’s advisable to check the official event websites or contact organizers for the most current information.
City News in Miami – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-09-24 | Economic Developments | Miami-Dade Unemployment Rate Rises to 2.9% | Miami-Dade County’s unemployment rate increased to 2.9% in August, up from 2.8% in July and 2.4% in June. |
| 2025-09-24 | Public Transport Updates | Brightline Announces Peak-Time Fare Adjustments | Brightline will implement higher fares during peak travel times starting in early October, along with increased service frequency during these periods. |
| 2025-09-15 | Cultural Events | Greater Miami Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month | From September 15 to October 15, Greater Miami & Miami Beach are hosting events to honor Hispanic Heritage Month. |
| 2025-09-17 | Local Business News | North Miami Announces 4th Annual Teach to Fish Business Summit | Scheduled for October 12–14, 2025, the summit aims to empower local entrepreneurs with resources and connections. |
| 2025-09-15 | Public Safety Announcements | Information on 2025 King Tides Released | The City of Miami provides details on expected King Tides occurring from September 15 to October 15, 2025. |
| 2025-09-25 | Local Government Decisions | City Commission Meetings Scheduled | The City of Miami has announced its 2025 schedule of commission meetings, with the next meeting on September 25, 2025. |
| 2025-09-24 | Infrastructure Projects | Miami Freedom Park Construction Progresses | Construction of the 25,000-seat Miami Freedom Park stadium continues, with completion expected in 2026. |
| 2025-09-24 | Local Sports News | Inter Miami CF Prepares for Move to Miami Freedom Park | Inter Miami CF plans to relocate to the new Miami Freedom Park stadium upon its completion in 2026. |
| 2025-09-24 | Cultural Events | Olga de Amaral Exhibition at ICA Miami Nears End | The exhibition showcasing Olga de Amaral’s work concludes on October 12, 2025, at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami. |
| 2025-09-24 | Cultural Events | Waves of Style Exhibition at HistoryMiami Museum Ends Soon | The ‘Waves of Style: Swimwear Through the Decades’ exhibition concludes on October 5, 2025, at HistoryMiami Museum. |
| 2025-09-24 | Cultural Events | Miguel Bosé’s ‘Importante Tour 2025-2026’ Comes to Miami | The renowned artist performs at the Kaseya Center on October 4, 2025. |
| 2025-09-24 | Cultural Events | Myriam Hernández’s ‘Tauro World Tour 2025’ Stops in Miami | The singer performs at the James L. Knight Center on October 4, 2025. |
| 2025-09-24 | Local Business News | North Miami to Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with Series of Cultural Events | From September 6 through October 11, 2025, North Miami hosts events to honor Hispanic Heritage Month. |
| 2025-09-24 | Public Safety Announcements | City of Miami Issues Hurricane Season Reminder | Residents are reminded that hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30, and to consult the city’s Hurricane Guide. |
Originally published: 2025-09-25T15:38:26.564718
Current Events in Miami in September
| Event | Date | Location | Description |
| Miami Marlins Regular Season Finale | September 26-28, 2025 | loanDepot Park | The Miami Marlins conclude their regular season with a series against the New York Mets, featuring concerts, fireworks, and giveaways. |
| Miami International Auto Show | September 26 – October 5, 2025 | Miami Beach Convention Center | One of the largest auto shows globally, showcasing the latest automotive innovations and offering test drives of new models. |
| Hot Sauce Workshop at Flora of Miami | September 27, 2025 | Flora of Miami | Learn to grow specialty peppers and create your own hot sauce; participants take home a pepper plant. |
| Ourmarket at The Underline | September 27, 2025 | The Underline | Outdoor market featuring live music, interactive workshops, and figure drawing sessions. |
| “Run Lola Run” Screening and Wynwood Walking Tour | September 27, 2025 | Shirley’s Theater, Wynwood | Free walking tour of Wynwood followed by a screening of “Run Lola Run,” organized by Miami Moviegoers. |
| House of Horror Haunted Carnival | September 25 – November 2, 2025 | Miami International Mall | Haunted carnival experience with haunted houses, scare zones, and more. |
| Harvest Festival at The Berry Farm | September 16 – November 9, 2025 | The Berry Farm | Fall festival featuring pumpkins, a corn maze, hayrides, and live music every weekend. |
| Oktoberfest at Biscayne Bay Brewing Taproom | September 20-21, 2025 | Miami-Dade County Fair & Exposition Inc. | Bavarian beers, live polka music, and a stein-holding contest. |
| Palmetto Bay Sunset Eats | September 25, 2025 | Palmetto Bay Park | Weekly collection of food trucks and tents every Thursday from 5pm to 9pm. |
| Vizcaya’s Urban Farm: A Behind the Scenes Guided Tour | September 26, 2025 | Vizcaya Village Farmers Market | Guided tour exploring Vizcaya’s urban farm and sustainable practices. |
| Candlelight: Featuring Vivaldi’s Four Seasons & More | September 26, 2025 | Hotel Colonnade Coral Gables | Classical music concert featuring Vivaldi’s Four Seasons in a candlelit setting. |
| Candlelight: Tribute to Bad Bunny | September 26, 2025 | Hotel Colonnade Coral Gables | Musical tribute to Bad Bunny performed in a candlelit atmosphere. |
| Miami Spice Restaurant Months | August – September 2025 | Various Locations | Special three-course menus at participating restaurants, priced at $35 for lunch and brunch, and $45 or $60 for dinner. |
| Hispanic Heritage Month Celebrations | September 15 – October 15, 2025 | Various Locations | Festive events across Miami celebrating Hispanic heritage and culture. |
Please note that event details are subject to change. It’s advisable to check with event organizers for the most current information.
City News in Miami – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-09-24 | Local Government | Commission to vote on whether to give Olympia Theater to charter school | The Miami City Commission is set to vote on transferring the historic Olympia Theater to SLAM Academy, a charter school co-founded by rapper Pitbull, with provisions for the city to reclaim the property if restoration or usage conditions are not met. |
| 2025-09-11 | Local Government | Notice of Commission Meeting September 11, 2025 | A regularly scheduled meeting of the Miami City Commission was held on September 11, 2025, at City Hall, addressing various city matters. |
| 2025-09-17 | Local Government | UDRB and PZAB Meetings 2025 | The Urban Design Review Board and Planning, Zoning & Appeals Board held meetings on September 17, 2025, to discuss urban development and zoning issues. |
| 2025-09-04 | Local Government | Notice of Special Commission Meeting September 4, 2025 | A special meeting of the Miami City Commission was held to consider a ballot question regarding the Miami Marine Stadium and Flex Park management agreement. |
| 2025-09-04 | Local Government | FYI Miami: September 4, 2025 | Updates include Baptist Health’s property sale near Miami Executive Airport and efforts to curb unlicensed for-hire drivers targeting passengers at major locations. |
| 2025-09-05 | Infrastructure | Lincoln Road Project Groundbreaking Ceremony | A groundbreaking ceremony was held for the Lincoln Road Project at Drexel Avenue, marking the start of a visionary effort to transform the area. |
| 2025-09-07 | Public Safety | Household Hazardous Waste, Used Electronics & Paper Drop-off | A community event was organized for the safe disposal of hazardous waste, used electronics, and paper, promoting environmental responsibility. |
| 2025-09-07 | Cultural Events | North Beach Community Picnic | The North Beach Community Picnic provided residents with an opportunity to engage in family-friendly activities and community bonding. |
| 2025-09-09 | Public Transport | Micromobility Town Hall | A town hall meeting was held to discuss micromobility options and their integration into Miami’s transportation infrastructure. |
| 2025-09-11 | Public Safety | How to Appeal Your Property Taxes: Virtual Outreach Event | A virtual event was conducted to educate residents on the process of appealing property taxes, aiming to assist homeowners in financial planning. |
| 2025-09-16 | Local Government | Virtual Town Hall Meeting with Mayor Steven Meiner | Mayor Steven Meiner hosted a virtual town hall meeting to address community concerns and provide updates on city initiatives. |
| 2025-09-18 | Local Government | Post-Commission Recap with Commissioner Rosen Gonzalez | Commissioner Rosen Gonzalez provided a recap of recent commission meetings, offering insights into decisions affecting the community. |
| 2025-09-20 | Public Safety | Free Mammogram Service | A free mammogram service was offered to promote women’s health and early detection of breast cancer. |
| 2025-09-21 | Public Safety | Adaptive Beach Days | The Adaptive Beach Days event provided accessible beach experiences for individuals with disabilities, fostering inclusivity. |
Originally published: 2025-09-15T21:06:05.356576
Current Events in Miami in September
| Event | Date | Location | Description |
| Miami Spice Restaurant Months | August – September 2025 | Various Restaurants | Enjoy three-course meals at top eateries for lunch/brunch and dinner, priced at $35 for brunch or lunch, and $45 or $60 for dinner. |
| Hispanic Heritage Month Celebrations | September 15 – October 15, 2025 | Various Locations | Festive events across Miami celebrating Hispanic culture with special discounts, concerts, and more. |
| World Travel Expo Miami 2025 | September 17-18, 2025 | Miami Beach Convention Center | International travel industry event featuring exhibitors, one-on-one meetings, and networking opportunities. |
| Bugging Out at Fairchild | Through September 28, 2025 | Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden | Family-friendly exhibit featuring giant robotic insects, hands-on activities, and interactive trails. |
| Laser Evenings at the Frost Planetarium | September 13, 2025 | Frost Science Museum | Mind-boggling visuals and music shows with themes like Elton John, ABBA, The Weeknd, and Bad Bunny. |
| Miami International Auto Show | September 26 – October 5, 2025 | Miami Beach Convention Center | One of the largest auto shows unveiling cars from esteemed automakers, test drives, and classic vehicles. |
| Miami Dolphins vs. New York Jets | September 29, 2025 | Hard Rock Stadium | NFL game featuring the Miami Dolphins unveiling their new “Dark Waters” jerseys. |
Please note that event details are subject to change. It’s advisable to check the official event websites or contact organizers for the most current information.
City News in Miami – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-09-11 | Local Government | Miami City Commission Meeting Held | A regularly scheduled meeting of the Miami City Commission took place on September 11, 2025, at City Hall. |
| 2025-09-04 | Local Government | Special Commission Meeting on Miami Marine Stadium | A special meeting was held to discuss a ballot question regarding the operating and management agreement for the Miami Marine Stadium and Flex Park. |
| 2025-09-04 | Public Transport | South Dade TransitWay BRT Line Nears Completion | The gold standard bus rapid transit line is expected to open in September 2025, featuring 14 new stations with rail-like amenities. |
| 2025-09-04 | Local Government | Mayor Announces No Gas Tax Hike | Mayor Daniella Levine Cava announced there will be no increase in the county’s gas tax, responding to public feedback. |
| 2025-09-04 | Local Government | Community Groups Concerned Over Proposed Budget | Advocates expressed fears that the proposed $13.1 billion budget could negatively impact vulnerable residents. |
| 2025-09-04 | Infrastructure | Miami’s Infrastructure Renaissance Unveiled | Key developments, including a new transit hub and Riverwalk expansion, are set to launch on November 30, 2024. |
| 2025-09-04 | Local Business | Baptist Health Sells Property Near Miami Executive Airport | Baptist Health sold 6.63 acres adjacent to Miami Executive Airport for $12.9 million; the site will be developed into warehousing. |
| 2025-09-04 | Local Business | JW Marriott Marquis Miami Secures $79.3M Refinancing | The hotel obtained a three-year, floating rate refinancing loan to support its operations and recent renovations. |
| 2025-09-04 | Education | Mater Foundation Academy Plans Expansion | The academy intends to expand its schools at six locations, including one in Osceola County, with $175 million in revenue bonds. |
| 2025-09-04 | Local Government | City Receives ‘Safe Streets and Roads for All’ Grant | Globe received a $124,846 grant to implement temporary safety improvements in the downtown district. |
| 2025-09-04 | Local Business | Miami Gardens City Center Development Progresses | Plans for hotels, a performing arts center, and the world’s first Formula 1 Museum are moving forward in Miami Gardens. |
| 2025-09-04 | Local Government | Miami-Dade Freezes Transit Savings Payments | The 2025 budget proposal halts a $16 million payment to transit savings, affecting future rail projects. |
| 2025-09-04 | Local Government | Community Advocates Oppose Budget Cuts | Advocates fear the proposed budget will harm vulnerable residents by reducing funding for critical services. |
| 2025-09-04 | Local Government | Mayor Announces No Gas Tax Hike | Mayor Daniella Levine Cava announced there will be no increase in the county’s gas tax, responding to public feedback. |