Miami March 2021 Events

Miami March 2021 Events

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Explore Miami for Spring Break this March!

Average temperature low and high: 69° - 75°
March is a marvelous time in Miami, for the weather is warm and pleasant with lower humidity. Temperatures from the high 60s to the mid-70s offer the perfect comfort. Hang at the beach or walk through the city to explore awesome murals and eateries. It’s fun for everyone under the Miami sun, so stay and play!
Miami March Festivities Calendar
Things to do in Miami March
Miami Nightclub Events in March
Miami Sporting Events, Concerts & Show Tickets in March

March Event Calendar

Miami Open

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Miami Open

Swing into action with your favorite world tennis champs. The first week in April is your last chance to see the remaining singles and doubles matches, so don’t hold off any longer. Tickets are still available!

Miami Film Festival

Date to be confirmed TBA
Miami Film Festival

Check out the 38th annual Miami Film Festival! In previous years, this event has attracted 45,000+ people and 300 filmmakers, producers, talent and industry professionals from all over the world! The Festival showcases work of the world’s best emerging and established filmmakers and awards $100,000 in cash prizes across various competition categories. 

Miami Events in March

Concerts

Sports

Theater & Headliners

Things to Do in Miami in March

Explore the murals, breweries, and eateries in Wynwood

Wynwood Walls
Explore the murals, breweries, and eateries in Wynwood
Visit the famed artwork on the Wynwood Walls and get the perfect photo backdrops for free! Then enjoy the best breweries of Miami along with tasty bites from the local eateries. There are Italian cafes and gelato spots that’ll have you staying all day long!

Taste Cuban cuisine in Little Havana

Little Havana
Taste Cuban cuisine in Little Havana
Miami is full of culinary delights and among them is Cuban cuisine. Miami locals tend to argue where the best cafecitos, pastelitos, and Cuban sandwiches are, but for the full tourist experience, Versailles Bakery in Little Havana is a must. Little Havana is Miami’s own little Cuba with art galleries and restaurants. La Carretta, Old’s Havana Cuban Bar & Cocina, El Rey De Las Fritas, are a few more Cuban cuisine choices!

Explore the Coral Castle

Coral Castle
Explore the Coral Castle
One of the unexplained relics of Miami is the Coral Castle, built out of coral rocks by one man over a period of 28 years. It’s worth a visit as it’s not something you see every day. Prices start at $8 for children ages 7 through 12, $18 for adults.
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