Every third Thursday of the month, Miami Beach hosts its “Culture Crawl.”
The event, from 6-9 p.m., aims to get residents and visitors alike exploring and becoming acquainted with Miami Beach and its cultural offerings. Many arts organizations offer free admission as part of the event — opening their doors for special programming, open studios and galleries, outdoor films, live music, exclusive tours, night gardens and more.
Free trolley service, with opera singers and professional tour guides aboard, transport and entertain attendees to and from each of the destinations throughout the evening, except during the summer.
Events take place on South Beach, as well as Mid and North Beach locations.
The next Culture Crawl will be on April 17, 2025:
Here are highlights of April event:
Miami Beach Regional Library, 227 22nd Street
Exhibition opening of “Visages of Memory” and a conversation with photographer and Holocaust survivor Laszlo Selly.
The Bass, 2100 Collins Ave.
Performances by Tiffany Fantasia, TP Lords and Friends part of the new Late Nights Live Series and the Vivid Astro Focus: XI Exhibition on the Level 2 South Gallery.
FIU-Jewish Museum of Florida, 301 Washington Ave.
Closing week of the “Kosher Kush: The The Story of Jews and Cannabis”
The Wolfsonian-FIU, 1001 Washington Ave.
Earth Day event features a conversation with Miami-based artist Jula Tüllmann led by Chief Curator Silvia Barisione.
LINCOLN ROAD
Lincoln Road Business Improvement District
Lincoln Road | www.lincolnrd.com
Trolley Stop: Washington Ave & 17 St.
Open Air Tango
6-7 p.m. | Introduction to Tango class by Lorena Diez
7-10 p.m. | Open Milonga
Harmonics Installation: A Community Oasis for Inclusive Play and Musical Delight
Designed to enrich the Lincoln Road experience with the transformative power of music and inclusive play, this new addition promises to be a source of joy and connection for people of all ages and abilities.
Living Art Festival
Five, local landscape designers provide their creative touch to these lush areas. From orchids to art installations, you will be enchanted with the natural footprint along Lincoln Road’s pedestrian walkway.
Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden Self-guided Tour on Lincoln Road
Over 120 QR-coded signs are installed on trees, palms, and orchids (which number 1,250), connecting visitors to plant-specific information and media.
For additional information on events and discounts, visit mbartsandculture.org.
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