Galleries, murals, live music and the traditions that shape Miami, covered year-round.
Trinidad's mas, the Bahamas' Junkanoo and Barbados' Crop Over each shaped Miami's Carnival culture. Here is how the traditions work, and where they surface long after the big parade ends.
Where the murals rotate, what the ticketed block costs, and how to see dozens of Wynwood walls for nothing.
Miami Dade College finished a $25 million restoration of the 1925 landmark on Biscayne Boulevard, reopening it in 2025 as a museum built around the building’s role processing Cuban refugees.
The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami keeps free year-round entry, Wednesday-to-Sunday hours and a daily noon tour at 61 NE 41st Street.
James Deering's 1914-1922 estate at 3251 South Miami Avenue opens Wednesday through Monday, with gardens, a 34-room villa and a free-to-enter village.