Carnaval Miami- February 16-March 10, 2013

Carnaval Miami is the largest Hispanic festival in the nation with a variety of events including a beauty contest, footrace, art and jazz performances, cooking contest, domino and golf tournaments and Calle Ocho - the world's largest street party - which takes place on March 10, 2013.

10K Run - 5K Run - 5K Walk - Kiddy Dash
An exhilarating, day-long family affair that promotes wellness and a healthy lifestyle for people of all ages, the 10K 5K Run is an extension of the Kiwanis Foundation’s Community Healthy Kids Sports Program. In the true spirit of South Florida, the course of the race begins and ends at the beach with an after party of “arroz con pollo”, refreshments, Latin music, dancing and children’s activities.

The Carnaval Miami Run attracts a giant wave of athletes from all over the state. Age groups begin at 14 & under to 70+; overall Male and Female receive a hand crafted award and all participants get a tech t-shirt upon registering. Ample free parking is available inside the park.

Starts at Virginia Key Beach Park and turns left on the causeway toward Key Biscayne Tennis Center in a loop back to the park, energized by the cheers of the spectators that line the route.   

Various locations throughout Miami-Dade County.
Miami, FL
305-644-8888

Carnaval Miami- February 26-March 11th

What started in 1978 by the Kiwanis Club of Little Havana as an event to share the Cuban culture in Miami has become the virtual Pan-American showcase it is today. 

CARNAVAL MIAMI is a two-week festival that draws close to ONE MILLION residents and tourists to the Miami area; it is celebrated each month of March with events that include concerts, footraces, culinary competitions, galas, a weekend of art & jazz, and the nation’s largest street festival.

CARNAVAL MIAMI takes place in the heart of the Magic City, known for its diverse culture and ethnic groups. Miami is considered the Gateway to the Americas and recognized worldwide as an international hub where people work, live and play.

Come for the Hispanic food, concerts, sports, culinary competitions, a live Jazz festival, art, and dancing (especially salsa en la Calle Ocho Festival) for the enjoyment of residents and tourists alike.