Top Things to Do in Miami This Weekend (September 25–27, 2026) in Miami

Updated for Friday, September 25 to Sunday, September 27, 2026.

As the final September weekend arrives, Miami offers signature dining, outdoor concerts, art workshops, and civic events—plus the late-summer possibility of afternoon storms. Always check the latest updates directly with organisers, especially for outdoor programs. For backup plans or if rain disrupts your day, check our rainy-day things to do in Miami guide for family-friendly and indoor options.

1. Miami Spice Restaurant Months 2026

All weekend · Various venues, Miami & Miami Beach
Miami Spice Restaurant Months has been extended through October 31; enjoy its September weekend menus with prix-fixe menus across the city’s top restaurants. Enjoy $40 lunches/brunches, $50–$65 dinners, and a Reserve tier at $95+. Check which restaurants participate in the extension and which weekend sittings offer the menu. Extension announcement. Browse restaurants and details.

2. JAZZ at MOCA: David Lucca & Los Clásicos (Free, Outdoor)

Friday, Sep 25 · 8pm · MOCA Plaza, Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami
Miami’s beloved open-air jazz series continues with David Lucca & Los Clásicos. Check MOCA’s event notice for weather-related arrangements. MOCA galleries stay open late (pay-what-you-wish donation). Complete info.

3. MOCA Makers: Ceramics Workshop with Nicole Combeau (Free, RSVP)

Saturday, Sep 26 · 1–3pm · MOCA North Miami
Create ceramic art with local artist Nicole Combeau. All materials provided. Ages 12+; advance RSVP required due to limited spots. See details and RSVP.

4. Full Moon Garden Experience at Fairchild

Friday, Sep 25 · 7–10pm · Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, Coral Gables
Stroll the gardens under the full moon, enjoy telescopes, live music, and guided walks. Outdoors; regular admission applies (free for members). Weather updates available from the garden. Learn more.

5. Orchids in October Preview Days

Saturday & Sunday, Sep 26–27 · Daytime · Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, Coral Gables
Preview Fairchild’s fall orchid season with early sales and pop-up displays ahead of October’s fest. Included with garden entry; come early for best options. Event info.

6. Santiago Cruz: Sigo en Pie Tour

Saturday, Sep 26 · 8pm · Miami Beach Bandshell
Colombian pop star Santiago Cruz headlines the Bandshell with his Sigo en Pie Latin music tour. Outdoors, all ages, tickets required. Official event page.

7. Silvana Estrada: Suaves Lluvias 2026 Tour

Sunday September 27 · Miami Beach Bandshell The Mexican singer-songwriter brings her Suaves Lluvias tour to the Bandshell. Check the official event page for entry time and current ticket availability. Thundercat is listed for October 2, outside this weekend.

City usuals

Lincoln Road Farmers Market | Miami Beach (Sunday): Miami Beach’s signature open-air Sunday market (9am–6:30pm) for fresh produce, flowers, and local goods. Arrive early for best picks and watch the official page for possible weather changes.
The Underline: Miami’s downtown urban trail hosts free weekend fitness sessions and community movement classes beneath the Metrorail. See the full calendar.
Domino Park, Little Havana: A classic Miami institution: join locals for domino matches and the lively Cuban social atmosphere, free and open daily.

Practical & Family Planning Notes

Weather advisory: The National Weather Service forecast includes weekend showers and thunderstorms; review organiser updates for outdoor events (Fairchild nights, Bandshell concerts, Lincoln Road Market). For last-minute rain shifts, see rainy-day things to do in Miami.
Family picks: MOCA Makers ceramics (Sat, ages 12+, RSVP), Sunday’s Lincoln Road Market offer family access. No additional verified library or city-led family workshops were sourced for this weekend.
Travel: Plan transport and parking for Miami Beach and Coral Gables venues; consider transit or rideshare for evening or busy events. North Miami and Little Havana are easily reached by car or transit.
Community events: MOCA’s free programming offers a community option. When weather is uncertain, always check the provided links before heading out.

Enjoy Miami’s music, art, dining, and community this weekend—plan ahead, stay weather-aware, and use city transit or rideshare for the smoothest experience.

Date correction: Coral Gables’ International Coastal Cleanup took place September 19, outside this weekend. City event notice.