Category: Things to Do

Some of Miami's iconic events are happening this month plus a very cool walk around Wynwood celebrating Mexico's Dia de los Muertos, a high profile exhibit at PAMM, Hindu Festival of Light celebration, special concerts, the jewelry and watch antique show and a  very special family hands on art series at ICA  Miami. Read all about them in Things to Do in Miami in November.
Want to get a jump on planning  plan things you want to do from now through the end of this year? Here’s a valuable guide from The Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau (GMCVB) whuich highights programming in the visual and performing arts called Fall for the Arts. It showcases Greater Miami and Miami Beach’s rich array of programming for arts and culture from now through December 6.Here are some of the highlights, a Miami arts and culture guide, and continue to look for more in MiamiCurated’s monthly things to do post.
Since the last post on Little River Miami, lots has happened,  so it was time for an update with new restaurants and things to do along with the tried and true. As you'll read, there's plenty to do to spend a few hours or a day exploring. And in case you missed them at the end are links to other posts in my "A Day In" series. Enjoy!
Miami’s museum scene turns into an easy fall escape, offering everything from world‑class art and fashion design to pure, air‑conditioned fun. Families can wander through art museums, or cool off at the playful, Insta‑ready Museum of Ice Cream. The city also celebrates its rich diverse cultural landscape with museums dedicated to Black history, Cuban and Haitian culture, and Jewish heritage — all offering meaningful, engaging ways to spend a summer afternoon away from the sun and the rain.  Take note of the Historic Hampton House, a “green book” hotel and historic landmark featured in the film, One Night in Miami.  With so much to do and see, the only question is – what to do first?
Here's quite an assortment of things to do in Miami in October 2026 as the season starts to heat up, and some are free!
Feeling cooped up? Check out part 2 in a three part series on Miami scenic drives and walks, places ripe for exploring and welcome eye candy. Part 2 is about the not to be missed themed villages of Coral Gables.
You've read about some of the lesser known things to do in Key West in Part 1. Now in Part 2 are more fun things to do in Key West along with my eating picks and a great stop on the way home.
Thinking about a visit to Key West? Here are some of the latest and greatest unique things to do in Key West , Part 1. And even if a visit to Key West isn't in your immediate plans, you'll enjoy reading the American history that happened here, especially with former President Harry S.Truman. Stay tuned for more in Part 2 along with eating recommendations and a great stop on the way back to Miami. Where to stay will be Part 3.
Feeling cooped up? Check out part 1 in a three part series on Miami scenic drives and walks, places ripe for exploring and welcome eye candy.  Plus, one of these suggestions is featured in the publication Great Runs for their trails and views. You'll also read about nearby places to grab a bite after the visual adventure.
If these boots could talk, they’d have a lot more to say than just "walkin'." The Wolfsonian-FIU in South Beach kicked  off its newest exhibition, Foot Notes: Shoes, Symbolism, and Society, and it’s anything but an ordinary fashion show. Get ready to dive into the unexpected history of 20th-century footwear, featuring everything from gravity-defying heels to midcentury pogo shoes and political history told through shoes.