In the spirit of a month of love, our curation of top Miami events in February 2026 enlists experiences that speak to every passion and interest. From food to fine art, sailing, vintage automobiles, theater and dance, live concerts, and philanthropy, read on to find events that will let you take in the full breadth of experiences Miami has to offer.
— Our Can’t Miss Event of the Month: South Beach Wine & Food Festival (SOBEWFF)
February 19-22
Multiple locations throughout South Beach
This star-studded food festival is far more than a tasting; it’s one of Miami’s most highly anticipated and glamorous culinary spectacles of the year.
Celebrating its 25th anniversary, the SOBEWFF 2026 returns beachside, bringing along its signature Burger Bash challenge, Tournament of Champions showdown, Grand Tasting Village demos, and more to delight casual tasters to serious foodies.
Join 500+ culinary experts, celebrity chefs, and sommeliers as they take your taste buds on a delicious ride. From innovative twists on grilled classics to a Caribbean seafood spread, a potato extravaganza, and coffee-first creations, every craving gets its moment at the SOBEWFF.
With 105+ events to choose from, including walk-around tastings, late-night parties, intimate dinners, and master classes, you’ll know exactly why this epicurean showcase easily tops our list of Miami events in February.
— Discover Boating Miami International Boat Show 2026
February 11-15
Multiple venues spanning Miami Beach and Downtown Miami
Spanning five venues, with its hub at the Miami Beach Convention Center (MBCC), this is the world’s largest boat and yacht show, and it’s nothing short of impressive. With more than 1,000 top-tier boating and marine products on display, plus unmatched connectivity thanks to regular shuttles and golf-cart service, consider this the ultimate playground to indulge your nautical side.
As always, MBCC and Pride Park will harbor a wide selection of luxurious watercraft up to 50 feet, along with marine accessories, tech innovations, boat-related retail products, daily seminars, and educational workshops throughout this five-day experience.
Additionally, this year, you also get to witness the debut of Sailor’s Cove on Watson Island and the Miami Beach Yacht Collection along Collins Avenue. The Cove will further deliver an immersive waterfront experience with different sailboats displayed side-by-side, more of the latest gear, and the opportunity to connect with manufacturers and experts.
Along Collins Avenue, expect the world’s finest collection of superyachts, complete with a personalized consultation with industry experts.
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— Miami Concours
February 13-15
3801 NE 1st Avenue, Design District
Miami’s Design District is rolling out the red carpet for the crème de la crème of vintage supercars, post-war automobiles, and hypercars this February, and you’re invited.
The ninth edition ofMiami Concours will be presented in partnership with duPont Registry, Prestige Imports, and Curated, bringing you a collector-worthy showcase of automotive excellence.
Expect a full weekend of motor-related flair, from a cars and coffee display to a drive-in movie night, an intimate collectors’ dinner for VIPs, and a red-carpet evening event, all part of this ticketed experience.
— Coconut Grove Arts Festival
February 14-16
2700 S. Bayshore Drive, Along McFarlane Road and South Bayshore Drive, Coconut Grove
The Coconut Grove Arts Festival returns for its 62nd edition, once again filling Presidents’ Day Weekend with standout art, top-notch local fare, and family-friendly experiences.
This three-day festival is a must-visit for discerning art lovers, showcasing works by over 275 juried artists across 15+ mediums, ranging from painting to sculpture, photography, mixed media, digital art, and jewelry.
Stop by to support both leading and emerging artists by purchasing works directly from them, and perhaps catch a live art demo along the way. Beyond highlighting standout talent, the annual fest actively nurtures Miami-based creatives year-round via several initiatives, including the opportunity to present their works at the dedicated Emerging Artists section.
You also get to enjoy chef pop-ups, gourmet bites, live entertainment, and plenty of hands-on activities at the kid-friendly family zone throughout the three-day festival.
— Montreux Jazz Festival Miami
February 25 – March 01
Miami Beach Bandshell, North Beach + The Hangar at Regatta Harbour, Coconut Grove
In its third edition, the Montreux Jazz Festival Miami kicks off at a brand-new location: the Miami Beach Bandshell in North Beach. Expanding its presence in the city, this U.S. offshoot of Switzerland’s legendary jazz festival continues to bring genre-blending musicianship and world-class performances to Miami’s most intimate waterfront locations.
Hosted by co-founder and critically acclaimed singer Jon Batiste, this 2026 chapter will feature performances by the likes of Miles Electric Band, Makaya McCraven, Trombone Shorty, Nile Rodgers, and Bomba Estéreo. Each of these artists brings a distinct flavor to their performances, ranging from New Orleans’ raw soul to the Caribbean’s explosive energy, making this a can’t-miss among concerts in February 2026.
Pro Tip: Stick around after the main sets for a chance to witness once-in-a-lifetime musical moments unfold during the jam sessions.
— Scholl Lecture Series with Zak Ové & 13th Anniversary of Art + Soul at PAMM
February 5 & 7
1103 Biscayne Boulevard, Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM), Downtown Miami
This month, the Scholl Lecture Series at the Pérez Art Museum brings you a compelling conversation with multidisciplinary visual artist Zak Ové. The British-Trinidadian artist is known as a leading force in contemporary art and will be discussing two of his most monumental works, currently on display at the Design District through to February 9th: The Mothership Connection, plus The Invisible Man and the Masque of Blackness.
On the 7th, PAMM invites you to support the Fund for Black Art as part of their 13th anniversary celebration of “Art + Soul.” This evening-to-late-night event will honor Fred Brathwaite, or Fab 5 Freddy, a pioneering graffiti artist credited with starting the street art movement.
Expect a warm reception, starting with a cocktail and seated dinner, and followed by a late-night party featuring desserts, a DJ, and dancing under the stars.
— How to Break in a Glove, Heritage Fest, and Into the Magic City by MCB at the Arsht Center
February 5-22, 7 & 20-22
1300 Biscayne Boulevard, Adrienne Arsht Center, Arts and Entertainment District
A theatrical production, a heritage festival, and a graceful performance by the Miami City Ballet round out the Arsht Center’s February lineup:
Follow an 11-year-old’s evolving relationship with his grandfather, grandmother, father, and mother during a night of crisis, set against the backdrop of 1990s Miami. This emotionally-charged play by Chris Anthony Ferrer draws a parallel between breaking in a new glove and navigating delicate family bonds.
Join the Adrienne Arsht Center for its seventh annual celebration of pan-African culture. This family-friendly, indoor-outdoor festival will feature music, dance, food, and daytime activities for all ages.
Part of Miami City Ballet’s 2025/2026 winter programming, this dance world premiere features George Balanchine’s timeless score and a powerful new work by Alexei Ratmansky at its core, all reflective of Miami’s vibrant spirit.
— Andrea Bocelli, Rascal Flatts, Boy George, and Rod Stewart Concerts at the Hard Rock
February 12, 14, 19 & 27
1 Seminole Way, Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Hollywood
Take your pick of romantic to rebellious concerts in February 2026, taking place at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino:
If you missed this Italian maestro’s year-end performance at the Kaseya, you can catch the legend live at the Hard Rock this month. On tour, celebrating the 30th anniversary of his breakthrough album “Romanza,” the tenor and classical crossover singer will serenade you with a selection of his timeless chart-toppers.
After nearly seven years away, the country icons are back on the road. This time, the “What Hurts the Most” trio brings their “Life Is a Highway Tour” to the Hard Rock, delivering a moving setlist that’s a mix of their nostalgia to their latest hits.
Boy George fans are in for a treat as the English singer/musician returns with his Grammy Award-winning UK institution, Culture Club, for an electrifying night.
One of the best-selling artists of all-time, Sir Rod Stewart needs no introduction. With a five-decade career spanning pop, rock, soul, and R&B, you can look forward to an evening of timeless anthems and pure showmanship.
— Our Pick of Charity Events and Galas in February 2026
This February, let love lead the way as you support these purpose-driven events:
Join fellow changemakers and champions of justice at the Loew’s Miami Beach Hotel for this evening affair benefitting the Greater Miami Jewish Federation. Singers Yuval Raphael and Noam Buskila will be performing live.
Hosted by HistoryMiami Museum, this luncheon and awards ceremony will honor visionaries such as the Wolfson family and Ansin family, who continue to preserve and celebrate Miami’s shared history. Taking place at Joe’s Stone Crab, this afternoon event invites sponsorships starting at $5,000.
Cementing its legacy in the fight against cancer, the Dolphins Cancer Challenge has set a landmark goal of crossing $100,000,000 in total funds raised. You can choose to ride, run, walk, or simply show up at the Hard Rock Stadium to show your support, with fundraising commitments starting as little as $250.
You’ve enjoyed their spectacular performances around Miami; now it’s your chance to give back. RSVP or donate to this evening's gala in support of the talents and many initiatives of the New World Symphony.
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