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Miami Spice Week
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It's Miami Spice season. From August through September, some of the city's best restaurants roll out specially priced three-course menus for lunch, brunch, and dinner, making it the perfect excuse to explore Miami's incredible culinary scene without leaving too big a dent in your wallet. This year celebrates the 25th anniversary of the program, and there's a feel-good twist too: guests can add an optional donation to their bill benefiting Camillus House, with the first $25,000 raised matched dollar for dollar by the GMCVB. A tasty, generous way to experience Miami like a local.
Miami International Auto Show
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Miami Beach Convention Center
One of the largest auto shows in the world returns for its 54th year, featuring an EV Test Track, Camp Jeep, ride-and-drives, and the "Memory Lane" classic car exhibit spanning over a million square feet.
Hispanic Heritage Month
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Citywide
Miami celebrates its Latin American roots with festivals, concerts, and cultural programming across the city, including salsa festivals, art shows, and special dining experiences.
Miami Carnival - Parade & Concert
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Miami-Dade County Fairgrounds
North America's largest Caribbean carnival returns with over 20 masquerade bands, live soca and reggae performances, J'ouvert, and vibrant costumes drawing 100,000+ attendees.
Oktoberfest
Two weekends: October 9–11 and October 16–18, 2026
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Florida's original and longest-running Oktoberfest returns across two festive weekends, with imported German beer, live Bavarian bands, traditional food, and folk dancing, pick either weekend or catch both!
South Beach Seafood Festival
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A beachfront culinary showcase featuring 40+ top South Florida restaurants, wine and cocktail sampling, chef demos, and live DJs, kicking off stone crab season.
Nascar Championship Weekend
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NASCAR's season finale returns to Homestead for the first time since 2019, crowning champions across the Cup, Xfinity, and Craftsman Truck Series over three days of racing, garage tours, and fan experiences.
Halloween
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Halloween takes over Miami with costumed block parties, haunted attractions, and family-friendly trick-or-treating across the city, from Coconut Grove to Wynwood to South Beach. Whether it's a spooky night out or a low-key candy run, the city goes all in on the season's biggest night.
Miami Book Fair
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The nation's largest literary festival brings hundreds of authors, panels, and readings to Miami for eight days, capped by a Street Fair (Nov 20–22) packed with book vendors, live entertainment, and a dedicated Children's Alley.
Rum Renaissance Festival
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One of the country's largest rum celebrations returns to Coral Gables, with seminars from master distillers and a Grand Tasting featuring hundreds of rums from the Caribbean and beyond, plus rare and limited-edition pours at the VIP bar.