Galleries, murals, live music and the traditions that shape Miami, covered year-round.
A 1973 percent-for-art ordinance built one of America's largest public art collections, visible for nothing at airports, transit stations, libraries and courthouses.
Rescued by the Black Archives in 1988 and reopened in 1999, Miami's oldest legitimate theater holds 400 seats and a neighborhood's history.
The downtown Miami performing arts center prices its June 20 and 21 gospel weekend from free to $40, with tickets on sale since April 30.
Free galleries at 924 Lincoln Road stay open through 2026 while the organization's $30 million campus with 21 free studios rises at 75 NW 72nd Street.
The lineup announced in March 2026 brings more than 160 films from 45 countries to venues including the Coral Gables Art Cinema from April 9 to 19.