Some may think it’s now “off-season” in South Miami-Dade, but think again: Florida’s Magic City Never Sleeps! Here’s just quick look at some of the best Fall Haps…
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WEEKLY

Redland Market Village
Redland: Part flea market, part farmers market, part food emporium; this
bustling marketplace is the place to shop for great bargains and fresh local
produce. With almost two dozen international food trucks, live entertainment,
and lots of fun seasonal events, visiting this 27-acre attraction is always a fun jam. Takes place on Th – F from 11am – 6 pm and on Sa & Su from 7 am – 6 pm at
Redland Market Village, 24420 S Dixie Hwy. Info: 305-257-4335; redlandmarketvillage.com.
Every Thursday – Sunday
Wynwood Marketplace
Miami: Each week, hundreds of vendors gather together in Miami’s coolest
neighborhood for one of the area’s most popular Haps. In addition to all the
great shopping the Marketplace is also home to several gourmet food trucks,
pop-up eateries, craft beer and specialty cocktail bars, as well as some great
entertainment and live performances. Lots of special events, too! Takes place
on Th from 4 pm – 3 am; on Fri & Sa from Noon – 3 am; and on Su from
Noon – 2 am in Miami’s Wynwood Arts District, 2250 NW 2nd Ave. Info:
305-461-2700; wynwood-marketplace.com.
Every Saturday & Sunday
Farmers & Artisans’ Market
Miami: Renowned for its great shopping and dining, Bayside Marketplace is also
a great “go-to” for one of Miami’s best Farmers & Artisan Markets. Farm-to-table
produce, prepared foods, and locally sourced goods share the stage with over 70
shops and 30 restaurants. Takes place from 11 am – 6 pm at Bayside Marketplace,
401 Biscayne Blvd. Info: 305-577-3344; baysidemarketplace.com.

Coconut Grove Artisanal Market
Coconut Grove: With a rotating roster of artisans, vendors and entertainment, no
Sunday is ever the same at this Grove favorite. A curated group of artists showcases
unique art, antiques, jewelry, handbags, clothing, handmade masks, delicious treats
and lots more. Takes place, rain or shine, from 1 – 6 pm at St Stephen’s Church, 2750
McFarlane Rd. Info: 305-906-1287.
Every Sunday
Farmers & Artisans Market
Coral Gables: This acclaimed “Florida Fresh Market” is a top pick for fresh, locally sourced produce, good food, live music, artisan products, and anything and everything authentic. Takes place every Su from 11 am – 6 pm at Merrick Park, 358 San Lorenzo Ave. Info: 305-318-6148; floridafreshmarkets.com.
Every Sunday
Vizcaya Village Farmers Market
Coconut Grove: Enjoy farm-fresh, local produce, artisan-crafted treats, hand-crafted goods, and more from over 30 local vendors. Admission is free but does not include entry to the Main House and formal gardens on the East side of the estate. Takes place, rain or shine, from 9 am – 2 pm at Vizcaya Historic Farm and Village, across the street from Vizcaya Museum, 3250 South Miami Ave. Info: 305-250-9133; vizcaya.org.
MONTHLY
Every Third Wednesday
The Market on Ponce
Coral Gables: Shop an array of delicious fresh foods, baked goods, juices, and handmade goods from local artisans and crafters. Takes place, rain or shine, from 10 am – 2 pm in the Courtyard at 2555 Ponce de Leon. Info: 786-699-7590; miamifriendors.com.

Zoo Miami Famers Market
Miami: Shop a fabulous selection of fresh produce, handmade crafts, unique gifts, and delicious eats from top local vendors. Takes place, rain or shine, through June 2025, from 10 am – 5 pm at Zoo Miami, 12400 SW 152 SW 152 St. Info: 786-699-7590; miamifriendors.com.
SOUTH MAMI-DADE
SPECIAL EVENTS
Now – September 30
Miami Spice Restaurant Months
Miami: Fork up, because for two full months, some of Greater Miami & Miami Beach’s
top neighborhood restaurants are taking Miami Spice to a whole new level. This year’s
2026 Edition elevates the annual epicurean and experiential dining experience beyond
the customary three-course prix fixe menus with special discounts on a diverse range of lunch, brunch, and dinner options. For a list of participating restaurants, hit up
miamibeaches.com.
September 16 – November 15
Harvest Festival
Miami: Get lost in a massive, five-acre corn maze, tumble through a pumpkin patch,
paint a pumpkin, and jump on a hayride during this festive annual harvest festival. Live music every weekend! Open on M – Th from 10 am – 6 pm; on F & Su from 9 am – 7 pm (Open ‘till 9 pm in October); and on Sa from 9 am – 6:30 pm. Takes place at The BerryFarms, 13720 SW 216th St. Info: 305-560-0531; visittheberryfarm.com.

Tinez Farms Fall Festival
Miami: Backdropped by a picture-perfect pumpkin patch, colored gourds, and fresh bales of hay, this weekend festival also boasts an Animal Barnyard and Petting Zoo, a Garden Maze, and plenty of fun activities. There’s also a great new Home & Garden Market, where you can shop for house plants, accessories and seasonal decor. Takes place every Sa and Su from 10 am – 6 pm at Tinez Farms, 16405 SW 177th Ave. Info: 786-816-3474; tinezfarms.com.
October 1 – 15
Celebrate ORGULLO:
16th Annual Hispanic & Indigenous & Pride Festival
Miami: Celebrate 16 years of Hispanic and Indigenous Pride with a full roster of
dynamic events including art openings and exhibits, dance contests, cabaret theater,
the Miss ORGULLO 2026 Pageant, and a fabulous multi-day cruise. Takes place at
various venues. Info: celebrateorgullo.com.
October 1 – December 7
Fall for the Arts
Miami: This annual precursor to Miami Art Week showcases the city’s best art fairs, public installations, film festivals, and performances. Highlights include the Miami Beach Classical Music Festival, III Points Music Festival, Miami City Ballet performances, and the Miami Book Fair. Info & complete schedule: miamiandbeaches.com.

Oktoberfest Bavarian Beer Festival
Miami: This meticulously recreated Oktoberfest setting will transport you straight
to the heart of Bavaria, replete with with tents, beer gardens, and live performances. Enjoy traditional music, lively dancing, family-friendly activities, authentic German cuisine, and a big selection of genuine German beers. Open on F from 6 — 10 pm; on Sa from 2 pm — Midnight; and on Su from 2 pm – 10 am. Takes place at the German American
Social Club, 11919 SW 56th St. Info: 305-552-5123; oktoberfest.miami.
October 11
Miami Carnival of Bands and Concert
Miami: Now in it’s 41st year, Miami Carnival has evolved into a cornerstone of the
Caribbean diaspora, drawing participants and spectators from around the globe. The Ft Lauderdale-based weekend starts on Saturday, October 10 and culminates in Miami
on Sunday, October 11 with the Miami Carnival Parade of Bands and Concert. This
premiere event showcases an incredible lineup of terrific Caribbean music and performance art. Takes place from 11 am – 11 pm at Miami-Dade County Fairgrounds, 10901 SW 24th Ave. For a complete schedule of events, more info and tickets, hit up maimicarnival.org.
October 16 – 17
III Points Music Festival
Wynwood: Music, technology and art collide in this cutting-edge festival that
fuses an eclectic mix of diverse performances and installations. The two night event boasts eleven stages and over 150 artists who perform into the wee hours of the morning. Takes place from 4 pm – 4 am on III Points Campus at Mana Wynwood. Info & schedule: iiipoints.com.

Redland International Orchid Festival
Homestead: See some of the world’s top orchid growers at one of the oldest,
largest and most prestigious orchid events in the country. The festival includes
over 50 exhibits and dozens of top orchid vendors showcasing a diverse range
of orchid species and hybrids. Takes place from 10 am – 5 pm at the Fruit & Spice
Park, 24801 SW 187th Ave. Info: 305-247-5727; miamidade.gov/fruitandspicepark.
October 17 – 26
Miami International Auto Show
Miami Beach: Spanning over a million square feet, this heralded auto extravaganza
showcases a huge collection of never-before-seen cars from some of the world’s most
esteemed automakers. The show is also a hotbed for new car models and the latest
technology. Takes place at the Miami Convention Center, 1901 Convention Center Dr.
Info: 305-981-1448; miamiautoshows.com.
October 21 – 24
4th Annual SoBe Seafood Festival
Miami Beach: South Beach’s iconic seafood festival celebrates the annual stone
crab season with this epic shindig packed with VIP dinners, cocktail parties, and
special events. While the first two days of the festival (W & Th) always sell out way
in advance, you can still enjoy plenty of additional 21+ events over the weekend.
In addition to the numerous culinary demos and competitions, you can also rock
out to some great live music across three stages. Pop-up Cafes from some of
Miami’s top restaurants will also be serving up fresh seafood preparations paired
with complimentary open bars. Friday’s lineup features an exciting Chef Showdown
followed the legendary Seafood Slam on Saturday. Takes place at Lummus Park,
404 NW 3rd St (14th St and Ocean Dr). Info: sobeseafest.com.

2026 NASCAR Cup Series Championship
Homestead: Don’t miss the thrilling finale of the NASCAR Cup Series during this
season’s ultimate showdown. Every lap brings the excitement closer to the finish line. Takes place at 3 pm Homestead-Miami Speedway, 1 Ralph Sanchez Speedway Blvd.
Info: 305-230-5000; homesteadmiamispeedway.com.
November 9
NASCAR Racing Experience
Homestead: Experience the thrill of racing an authentic NASCAR race car for
a heart pounding experience you will never forget! After professional training
and instruction, you’ll be able to jump behind the wheel and put the pedal to
the metal for up to 48 minutes on the same tracks used by the pros. Time slots vary.
Takes place at Homestead-Miami Speedway, 1 Ralph Sanchez Speedway Blvd. Info:
305-230-5000; homesteadmiamispeedway.com.
November 12 – 15
Miami Beach Polo World Cup
Miami Beach: The world’s largest and most notable Beach Polo event features eight
international teams and over 120 horses. The action packed weekend includes high
goal polo matches showcasing some of the best players in the world, along with fun
VIP and offsite events that fuse polo, fashion and luxury. Takes place on the pristine sands of Miami Beach. Info & tickets: 786-328-8058; miamibeachpolo.com.

Weekend At Berryhaus
Miami: Celebrate the final weekend of Harvest Festival with Austrian-inspired food,
seasonal beer, live entertainment and the welcoming atmosphere of BerryHaus. Inspired
by the spirit of Oktoberfest, it’s a weekend centered around great food, good company
and celebrating the season together. Takes place from 7 – 11 pm at The Berry Farm,
13720 SW 216th St. Info: 305-560-0531; visittheberryfarm.com.
OTHER FLORIDA HAPPENINGS
August 29
Annual Coke Zero Sugar 400
Daytona: One of NASCAR’s most premier events, this summer classic showcases drivers
vying to secure their playoff spots in the final 10-race battle for the NASCAR Cup Series championship. Takes place at the Daytona International Speedway, 1801 W International Speedway Blvd, Daytona Beach. Info: 800-748-7467; DaytonaInternationalSpeedway.com.
September 18 – 27
Island Hopper Songwriter Fest
Cape Coral, Captiva Island, Downtown Fort Myers & Fort Myers Beach: One of America’s
most beloved live music festivals will feature over 60 free performances by Broadcast Music, Inc.’s (BMI) best singer-songwriters. Hop from one beautiful setting to another throughout the islands, beaches and neighborhoods of Fort Myers, Florida, and enjoy intimate shows where the talented performers not only share their songs, but also the stories behind them. From acoustic to folk, alt rock to special ticketed experiences, this is one of the music industry’s most exciting events. For locations, artists and times visit IslandHopperFest.com.

Oktoberfest
Tampa: Pull on the lederhosen for a day of Stein Hoisting, Keg Stacking, Carry the Wench, Corn Hole and more. Cold beer, authentic Bavarian food, treats and live music, too! Takes place on Fr from 4 – 11 pm; on Sa from 11 am – 11 pm; and on Su from 11 am – 6 pm at Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park, 600 N Ashley Dr. Info: oktoberfesttampa.com.








