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This family-friendly festival combines food trucks, fireworks, and loads of live music to celebrate the birth of America. There are play areas for kids and plenty of entertainment for all ages that will keep you happily occupied until the epic fireworks display at night. Admission is free.
Bayfront Park is the place to be for a free all-day event for Independence Day. America’s Birthday Bash runs from morning until night, and there's something for everyone: food, drinks, live music, a kid's play zone, and of course, fireworks to cap off the entire event.
Try mango in every form at the Mango Festival at Fairchild Tropical Botanical Garden. You better like mangoes because this tropical fruit will be everywhere you look, from mango smoothies to mango tarts. The festival also features live music from local bands and the best local chefs who like to get a little fruity. Wander the extensive gardens, and check out goods from local vendors. Tickets cost $25 for adults, with discounts for children, seniors, and students.
It's no secret that the party scene in Miami is unrivaled. For the ultimate Miami experience, head down for the lively 11th annual No Sleep South Beach weekend. Tickets to this event include a group meet and greet, a sunny day party, the all-white attire nighttime yacht party, a live music event, and a comedy show and concert. Tickets include a premium 4-hour open bar and buffet as well. For more in-depth event info and ticket pricing, visit the No Sleep South Beach website.
Witness over 100 principal dancers transform Miami-Dade and Broward Counties into an expansive ballet stage, leaving audience members as spellbound as a swan entranced by Tchaikovsky. The 29th annual event is the brainchild of Eriberto Jimenez. Born in Bogota and trained in New York, Eriberto spins the festival into a whirl of classical, jazz, modern, and contemporary dance. Bring your fan, folks, because this festival is en pointe. Buy tickets online.
