
Event
Winter Party Festival Fills South Beach in Early March
A long-running LGBTQ+ benefit festival built around a beach party, and one of about three weeks a year when every room on this island is taken.
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Event
The Miami Beach Culture Crawl returns on Dec 17, 2026, with a free tour at The Wolfsonian–FIU.
The Miami Beach Culture Crawl returns on Thursday, December 17, 2026, with a free guided tour at The Wolfsonian–FIU. It is the monthly evening dedicated to art, performances, screenings, and tours.
The tour begins at 6:15pm and focuses on exhibitions currently on view. The crawl runs from 6pm until 9pm. There is no admission charge for the event. The Wolfsonian–FIU organizes this with the City of Miami Beach and nearby institutions. A no-cost trolley stops close to the venues, and you can also travel by bicycle or on foot.
You can explore the museum without paying. The event happens once a month. It is accessible via public transit options like the trolley.
The event takes place on Thursday, December 17, 2026, from 6pm until 9pm. The guided tour starts at 6:15pm. The Wolfsonian–FIU is located at 1001 Washington Avenue. Information about the route is posted on mbartsandculture.org.
Check the website for the route. The members' Holiday Party is at 7pm but is limited to members. Requests for accommodations or accessible materials can be emailed to accommodations@fiu.edu or made by phone at 305-348-1576.
The Wolfsonian is part of the larger network of institutions participating in the crawl.
The Wolfsonian is part of the larger network of institutions participating in the crawl.
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A long-running LGBTQ+ benefit festival built around a beach party, and one of about three weeks a year when every room on this island is taken.
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