It's time to ring in the New Year at Bayfront Park. The pre-show
festivities begin at 7 p.m. and the main show starts at 9 p.m. In
addition, count down to midnight with Miami's own "Big Orange." At the
south end of the park, this New Year's Eve icon will slowly ascend the
side of the InterContinental Hotel, reaching the top at midnight in
conjunction with a grand display of fireworks shot over beautiful
Biscayne Bay.
Bayfront Park 301 N. Biscayne Blvd. Miami, FL 33132 305-358-7550
Enjoy free fireworks at midnight on the beach at Ocean Drive and 8th
Street as Miami Beach rings in the New Year. The Orange Drive Music
Festival's New Year's Eve Jam on the Sand features live musical
performances between 9 p.m. and 2 a.m.
Ocean Drive and 8th Street
Miami Beach, FL 33139
305-
What started as a rejected group from the King Orange Bowl Parade
has grown into the wackiest event in South Florida. The King Mango
Strut is the most fun event Miami has to offer, full of irreverent,
creative and wacky people and lots of opportunity to make fun of
everything and anything. The parade route begins at the corner of
Commodore Plaza, and Main Highway. It turns left onto Main Highway,
left onto Grand Ave, and then back around Commodore Plaza. After the
strut, stick around for entertainment and bands playing all over the
Grove to ring in the New Year! 2p
Commodore Plaza, Main Highway & Grand Avenue Coconut Grove, FL 33133 305-582-0955
Experience the color and pageantry of costumed Native Americans from all
over the country at the Village. Arts, crafts, music, dance, native
foods and more. This can’t miss annual event is highlighted by vibrant,
multi-colored paintings and clothing designed by Native American
artisans. The experience is culturally rich, features nonstop
entertainment and fun-filled activities for adults and children.
Buy your tickets at the Gate.
Adults: $13
Children ages 7-12: $9
Kids 6 and under are free!
Free shuttle transportation will be available from Miccosukee Resort & Gaming.
Present your 39th
Annual Miccosukee Arts & Crafts Festival admission ticket and
receive $2.00 off your airboat ride at Miccosukee Indian Village &
Airboat Rides.
Miccosukee Indian Village Mile Marker 70, US Highway 41 (Tamiami Trail) Miami, FL 33144 305-480-1924
Viernes
Culturales/Cultural Friday, the popular monthly arts & culture
street festival and arts gallery stroll in Little Havana's cultural
district, as well as other events taking place in Little Havana, Miami...
Viernes
Culturales is a surprising mix of old and new. We're still bringing you
the classic favorites: Dancing under the stars. play dominoes, cigar
rollers, Cuban cafecitos and mojitos. Art galleries and artist studios.
The beautiful Domino Plaza filled with works by talented local artists
and artisans and our free tour of Little Havana.
Viernes Culturales Events:
Free Tour of Little Havana with legendary local historian Dr. Paul George (meet in front of the Tower Theater, 1508 SW 8th St.) at 7 pm.
Art Fairs in Domino Plaza and SW 8th St. between 14th and 15th Avenues.
Azucar Ice Cream is
an artisanal ice cream and sorbet boutique. Inspired by South
Florida's diverse cultures, our hot subtropical climate and a passion
for sabor el sabor Latino, their ice cream confections just like abuela
used to make, using the highest quality ingredients and a desire to
bring smiles to all who enjoy it!
Domino Competition in Domino Park
Street Performers & Activities including the human statue and activites done by our sponsors at their individual booths, samplings etc.
Salsa dancing on the patio of the Pub (16th Ave. & SW 8th St.)
Explore art galleries and artist studios.
Meet local artists and see galleries featuring both emerging and
internationally known talent, with new exhibits at several local
galleries, many of which also present live music during the festival.
Enjoy a cigar at one of our tobacco stores or factories.
Take a tango class and experience a tango "Milonga" at DAF Studio.
Drink a mojito at CubaOcho or dine at one of our restaurants offering Cuban, Thai/Sushi, Uruguayan, Chinese or Spanish. Many places offer outdoor dining.
Listen to live music
in one of our many live music venues, including CubaOcho Art &
Research Center, Alfaro's, Art of Freedom, Art District Cigars, Molina
Gallery, Catharsis,GR Tabacalera, Top Cigars, and other venues, most
open late!
Festival dates December 27
When: 7 - 11 pm Where: SW 8th St. Miami
(between 14th& 17th Aves.)
FREE
Viernes Culturales/Cultural Friday, Inc.
Futurama Building 1637 SW 8th Street.
Miami, FL 33135 T. 305.643.5500
Domino Plaza Stage: is on the south side (rear) of Domino Plaza (SW 15th Ave. & 8th St.)
The extraordinary persona of Sylvie Jones, the famed London artist who has also written such popular children's books as "Who's in the Tub," will be on view. Tickets are $15 with no one under 18 admitted.
World Erotic Art Museum
1205 Washington Ave.
Miami Beach, FL 33139
305/532-9336
Santa’s Enchanted Forest is the world’s largest Christmas theme park
with over 100 rides, shows, games and attractions. Hundreds of
thousands of visitors come every year to experience the magic of South
Florida’s tallest Christmas tree, millions of dazzling lights, hundreds
of themed displays, festive Christmas music, and delicious foods from
around the world, live show entertainment and carnival rides suited for
the entire family. Take a virtual tour or watch the “Miracle on 40th Street”
and get ready to feel the excitement.
Tropical Park
7900 SW 40th St.
Miami, FL 33155
305-893-0090
Historians have dubbed these works: “Rembrandt’s Dirty Little Secrets,” Curators and collectors have known for centuries of the 20 erotic etchings created in his lifetime, but for the first time in museum history, all 20 were gathered together for a public exhibition. An exemplary showing of his masterful technique is seen through the subject matter including nudes, biblical subjects, Greek mythological studies, and everyday life subjects. The 3 Rembrandt etchings are now on display in the museum’s permanent collection.
It's time to ring in the New Year at Bayfront Park. The pre-show
festivities begin at 7 p.m. and the main show starts at 9 p.m. In
addition, count down to midnight with Miami's own "Big Orange." At the
south end of the park, this New Year's Eve icon will slowly ascend the
side of the InterContinental Hotel, reaching the top at midnight in
conjunction with a grand display of fireworks shot over beautiful
Biscayne Bay.
