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Annual Events
About: Description: SOUTH BEACH. It's no secret that Miami Beach exists as one of the world's barometers for things edgy and cool, so it shouldn't surprise that, come December, thousands of serious art collectors, curators, designers and artists descend upon the city for this renowned international show, whose varied program also includes panel discussions, guided tours, film screenings, concerts and, of course, countless high-brow parties. Most of the city's top galleries get into the spirit of the event, and several designated exhibit sites are located in the Art Deco District. The original Art Basel, held each year in Basel, Switzerland, has long been regarded as Europe's premiere contemporary art fair. Hours: Payment Methods:
About: Description: SOUTH BEACH. Held in January, this event highlights Miami Beach's historic district with an Art Deco street fair, lecture series, and live entertainment. This event attracts over 100,000 people who come to celebrate the historic district with lectures, films, street theater and constant music. Hours:
About: Description: DOWNTOWN. Hot DJs and spectacular live bands showcase at this awesome dance music festival. The 2006 lineup features Duran Duran, Daft Punk, Robber Sanchez, Kinky, Modest Mouse, Thievery Corporation, Los Amigos Invisibles and more. Order your tickets before they sell out! Hours: Payment Methods:
About: Description: COCONUT GROVE. Florida's largest arts festival takes place in mid-February in Coconut Grove. Typically, more than 900,000 people show up to admire the work of over 300 local and international artists. From foods to jazz to performing arts, this festival has it all! Hours: Payment Methods:
COCONUT GROVE KING MANGO STRUT About: Description: CORAL GABLES/COCO GROVE/BISCAYNE. If laughter is the best medicine then the King Mango Strut is the cure for whatever ails you! Held in late December, this parody of the Orange Bowl Parade winds its way through the streets of Coconut Grove. Anything goes, so be prepared for participating groups like the "Precision Briefcase Drill Team" and the "Marching Freds" (by the way, if your name is Fred, feel free to join in)! Hours:
About: Description: MIAMI GARDENS. What began in 1935 as a New Year's Day football game between Buckenell and the University of Miami has become today's FedEx Orange Bowl and is touted as the single largest tourist attraction in South Florida. The Miami area is alive with a mix of activities all centered on the big game. Everything from cheerleading contests to tailgate parties there is something for everyone. Hours: Payment Methods:
About: Description: CORAL GABLES. At this festive event, guests enjoy an enchanting evening of holiday music, which is performed by an ensemble from the Florida Philharmonic Orchestra. The concert is followed by a reception with champagne and elegant desserts. Seating is limited and reservations are required. Hours: Payment Methods:
INTERNATIONAL CARIBBEAN MUSIC FESTIVAL About: Description: DOWNTOWN. Held the same weekend as Miami Carnival, this celebration of island music began in 1997 as the Caribbean Reggae Fest, focusing mainly on the music of Jamaica. These days, the festival's scope has extended to include music from all over. Indeed, award-winning musicians like Gailann, Giselle Blanche, Red Rat and Rupee give the festival a true "pan-Caribbean" flavor. Hours: Payment Methods:
About: Description: DOWNTOWN. In October, Miami locals and fun-seeking visitors can ring in the fall with the boisterous Miami Carnival. From exotic parades to numerous concerts (including a band contest) to eye-popping fireworks, this huge street party has it all. Of course, there are numerous foods and festive beverages to choose from. Hours:
MIAMI INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL About: Description: DOWNTOWN. In March Miami's filmgoers enjoy 10 days of international, domestic, and local films presented by the Miami International Film Festival and Miami Dade College. New films are introduced to the crowd from an eclectic range of genres and cultures. Directors from countries around the world often accompany the presentations of their films. Screenings are held at several locations around town, including the Tower Theater in Little Havana, Gusman Center for the Performing Arts, and the Cosford Cinema at the University of Miami. Hours: Payment Methods:
About: Description: KEY BISCAYNE. This premier tennis championship draws all the top names, from longstanding favorites like Monica Seles and Andre Agassi to Serena Williams and Maria Sharapova. The well-organized tournament is a favorite among fans, thanks to Miami's sunny spring weather, the talented players, and the excellent facilities at Ericsson Stadium. Crowds of more than 235,000 fans have watched the proceedings! Call early, as tickets tend to sell out for the big matches. Hours: Payment Methods:
About: Description: CORAL GABLES. This popular family festival dates back to 1941 when Nell Jennings, wife of Fairchild Tropical Garden founder Colonel Robert H. Montgomery, organized the first fund-raising event to buy a truck for the Garden. The unique ambience of the Ramble blends old traditions and new introductions, offering residents and visitors a festival of plants, garden accessories, exhibits, shopping, food, music, and activities for children and adults. Hours: Payment Methods:
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