Did you know the Miami Design District offers free guided tours of the neighborhood’s world-renowned public art and architecture? Tours are held on the first and third Saturday of the month.
The next tours are Jan. 24, Feb. 7 and 21.

“Fly's Eye Dome” at Palm Court.
The tours take place twice a month at 11 a.m., typically starting from the artwork entitled, “Fly's Eye Dome,” in Palm Court, 140 NE 39th St.
Permanent public art installations include the crushed red solo cup, Jade Alley and Steel Alley, several building facades and murals and playful kid-inspired playground-like structures. Click here to scroll through the Public Art Guide book.
Here's the thing: These tickets go fast! So if you wait till the end of the week to try to score some, you may be too late.
Tours feature the area's galleries and unique architecture and include conversations with artists and gallerists in their spaces. For more information or to get your tickets, click here.

Daniel Arsham's “Miami Orange Bowl” sculpture at Marlins Park. Photo by Noah Kalina
If you love art:
When it comes to viewing art, it can be good to think outside the box: This means it’s not always necessary to go inside a boxy museum to view it.
Miami has plenty of public art you can see from your car or while on a stroll. Click here to find public art around town.
To keep up with latest news, sign up for the daily Miami on the Cheap newsletter. You can also follow us on Facebook and on Twitter.
More art events:
Free events at MOCA in North Miami
More Miami-Dade events
Palm Court in the Miami Design District
140 NE 39 St.
Miami, FL 33137
(305) 722-7100









South Florida on the Cheap is a member of 