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Miami Music Week runs March 24–29. From LIV at Fontainebleau to the Surfcomber, Sagamore, Greystone, Esmé Rooftop, Palace Bar, Twist, and underground nights at Do Not Sit and Kill Your Idol — the complete Miami Beach venue guide with links.
The Miami Beach City Commission voted unanimously March 18 to approve an amendment to the Model Volleyball 2026 activation, allowing two electronic music concerts to be held April 18-19 on the Lummus Park beachfront between 8th and 9th streets. The concerts, produced in partnership with Club Space and featuring artists CamelPhat and Prospa, are scheduled for Saturday from 8-11 p.m. and Sunday from 8-10 p.m., following daytime volleyball programming running noon to 6 p.m. each day.
Miami Beach officials are gearing up for a busy spring season, with the entire month of March designated as a high-impact period as the city hosts a series of major fitness events expected to draw tens of thousands of visitors.
The City of Miami Beach has launched "Art Deco: Designed to Move You," a new national marketing campaign celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Art Deco movement. The initiative, developed in partnership with the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau and Arts Agency of Record, aims to elevate the historic Art Deco District as a premier cultural destination where history, architecture and contemporary culture converge.
The Miami Beach City Commission will consider a significant financial commitment next week to sponsor a new international fitness competition, as officials seek to reshape the city's notoriously chaotic March tourism season through strategic programming rather than enforcement alone.