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Art Basel Miami Beach is a global cultural highlight – a must-see event eagerly anticipated by art lovers from around the world. From December 5–7, 2025, top-tier galleries will gather at the Miami Beach Convention Center to showcase exceptional works from modern and contemporary masters, as well as today’s most promising emerging artists. Since its debut in 2002, the fair has welcomed more than 80,000 visitors annually, attracting art dealers, collectors, artists, and enthusiasts from across the globe. It has become the most dazzling cultural event on Miami’s social calendar, complete with star-studded parties and an array of exclusive happenings.

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This year’s edition will feature more than 250 galleries representing 35 countries and exhibiting pieces by over 4,000 artists. Celebrating its 23rd anniversary, the fair promises to be a memorable milestone.

But the main show at the Convention Center is only the beginning. Held in parallel with Art Basel, Miami Art Week transforms the entire city into a vibrant hub of creativity, with satellite fairs, special exhibitions at local museums and galleries, and an exciting lineup of high-profile events and parties. This citywide celebration attracts thousands of art professionals, collectors, investors, and enthusiasts, all converging on Greater Miami & Miami Beach to discover the latest trends and the next generation of art-world talents.

And while Art Basel Miami Beach is the centerpiece at the Convention Center, Miami Art Week (December 1–7) expands the celebration citywide. Dozens of satellite fairs, pop-up exhibitions, and high-energy events transform Miami into a weeklong playground for art lovers.

Ticket Information:

Art Basel begins with invitation-only VIP previews on December 3–4, including a special vernissage on December 4. Public days run December 5–7, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.

Tickets can be purchased online in advance or onsite at the MBCC. Options include:
– First-Access Tickets – $105: Single-day admission.
– Day Tickets – $88: Timed single-day entry from noon to 4 p.m.
– Reduced Day Tickets – $68: For Miami Beach residents, seniors, and veterans.
– Art Basel + Design Miami Combo – $130: Access to both fairs.
– Premium packages (starting at $850) include VIP access to the Thursday vernissage, an all-access fair pass, entry to select area museums, and additional perks.

Exhibitors & Fair Sectors:

Art Basel Miami Beach is organized into distinct sectors within the Convention Center, each offering unique perspectives:
– Galleries: The main sector, showcasing leading international galleries and their artists.
– Meridians: Curated by Yasmil Raymond, dedicated to large-scale and ambitious works.
– Nova: Focused on new works created within the last three years.
– Positions: Solo presentations by emerging artists represented by young galleries.
– Survey: Highlights historically significant artistic practices.
– Kabinett: Thematic group exhibitions, historical showcases, and solo presentations.
– Magazines: Displays from international art publications.
– Conversations: Inspiring talks, lectures, and panel discussions with cultural leaders.

Parking at Art Basel:

Parking is available at and around the Miami Beach Convention Center:
– Valet: Available on both the east and west sides of the building, with drop-off and pick-up zones along Washington Avenue, Convention Center Drive, and 19th Street.
– Self-Parking: An 800-space onsite garage offers a $20 flat rate.
– Additional Options: Multiple municipal and private garages, plus street parking throughout Miami Beach.

For more information on Miami Art Week Satellite Fairs, visit: https://www.miamiandbeaches.com/events/art-basel/ultimate-guide-miami-art-week-fairs

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Where to watch the Fifa World Cup

in Miami, FL

The Fifa World Cup is already in full swing! Our rentals are all equipped with cable HD Flat screen TVs to watch the games from the comfort of our Miami Beach and Fort Lauderdale properties. But in case you are looking for a more social environment, where you can share your soccer passion with a melting pot of fellow fans, we have put together for you the following list of the best 10 spots to watch World Cup games around Miami.

 

690 SW First Ct., Miami
305-223-7004
americansocialbar.com

If you’re following the US team, American Social is a great place to watch the World Cup in Brickell. They’ll be open early at times and they’ll have lots of cocktail specials. Thanks to 3,000-plus square feet of patio, soccer fans taking in the big games will have no problem stretching out their legs.

 


55 NW 25th St., Miami
786-362-6300
vezasur.com

The Wynwood brewery turns into Miami’s unofficial World Cup headquarters, broadcasting every single game from a giant projector on the patio. Sport your favorite team’s jersey to watch and enjoy $2 Brazilian Chopps during the match.

 

 

201 NE 82nd St., Miami
305-906-1149
lasantataqueria.com

Chef Omar Montero’s Mexican taqueria in Little River is the place to watch the World Cup. Festivities for the watch parties will feature big screens, food and drink specials, and plenty of tequila and mezcal to celebrate the goals. Food and drink promotions will include $12 guacamole with chicharron and $30 beer buckets.

 

916 NE 79th St., Miami
786-353-2555
botecomiami.com

Do you love legendary Brazilian footballer Neymar, or enjoy eating a plate of kibe frito while Brazilians dance to samba? Then Boteco is the place to watch Brazil add to its illustrious World Cup lore. While some bars might be transforming themselves into a hot World Cup sports viewing destination, Boteco is accustomed to hosting soccer fans year-round. For the World Cup action, Boteco will show the games on large flat screens, plus two projectors.

 

1265 Washington Ave., Miami Beach
305-747-7505
mickeyburkes.com

Mickey Burkes is one of the few Miami pubs that will open early for most games, including the 5 a.m. Japan vs. Costa Rica match on November 27. This Irish pub gathers a strong contingent of fans who watch the games on 15 flatscreen TVs. For weekend games, Mickey Burkes offers a bottomless brunch from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

 

2250 NW 2nd Ave., Miami
305-461-2700
wynwood-marketplace.com

This November 20 through December 18, Wynwood Marketplace will be home to the Watch the Cup watch party, sponsored by Modelo. Here, both local and international visitors and fans alike will be able to watch the daily shows streamed live. If you RSVP in advance, you can get a free beer!

 

1601 Drexel Ave., Miami Beach
786-753-5388
timeout.com/miami/time-out-market.com

Miami Beach’s Time Out Market food hall is screening the World Cup. This is an excellent choice for those that love options. You’ll have plenty to choose from and a full bar. Food concepts include Clyde’s Caribbean, Little Liberty, Chik’n Jones, and Pizzella.

 

30 SW 12th St., Miami
305-808-5555
batchgastropub.com

Batch is the official “Brickell Budweiser Home for World Cup,” with most people rooting for team USA, but Batch’s Kevin Danilo says that all fans are welcome. Batch will show all games that start at 10 a.m. or later (with sound) on its 16 screens and three 150-inch projectors.

 

4441 Collins Ave., Miami Beach
800-548-8886
fontainebleau.com

The Fontainebleau’s onsite bars Bleau Bar (showing the 8 a.m. games) and Arkadia (showing the 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. games) will be broadcasting all the World Cup matches live. The best part? They’ll do so while serving up specialty-themed food and beverage specials, each representing the countries playing that day. That means you can sup on chimichurri skirt steak while you cheer on Argentina, dig into bratwurst when Germany plays, and sip French 75 cocktails whenever France takes the field.

 

2335 N. Miami Ave., Miami
oasiswynwood.com

This outdoor food hall and entertainment venue in Wynwood features six dining concepts, a commanding Tower Bar and a stage, where big-name acts perform nearly every weekend. Oasis Wynwood will display the matches on a massive 10’x22’ LED screen in the expansive courtyard surrounded by a variety of outdoor dining options like Mr. Mandolin, Prince Street Pizza and Los Buenos along with a full bar serving craft cocktail carafes ($48), buckets of beer ($35 for 5) and hard seltzer buckets ($35 for 5). Free with RSVP

If you own a condo in Miami Beach that is zoned properly and is in a condominium that authorizes short-term rentals, here are the steps to get your condo licensed to operate legally. We help many new owners navigate this process, so don’t hesitate to contact us!

    1. Apply for a Vacation Rental Dwelling License:
      • How: with the DBPR, online or by mail
      • Requirements:
        • Florida Sales Tax Number (or exemption): From the Florida Department of Revenue, either online or by mail.
        • FEIN (Florida Employer Identification Number) for businesses and SSN (Social Security Number) or ITIN (Individual Tax Identification Number) for individuals.
        • Completed Certificate of Balcony Inspection (if listing is 3 or more stories in height)
      • Fee: $50 one-time application fee + $170/year for a single unit. Fee Schedule.

 

    1. Apply for Certificate of Use:
      • How: With the City of Miami Beach, online
      • Requirements:
        • Floor plans in pdf or jpeg.
      • Fee: TBC

 

    1. Apply for Business Tax Receipt:
      • How: With the City of Miami Beach, online
      • Requirements:
        • Certificate of Use
        • Executed Lease or Recorded Warranty
      • Fee: $45 application fee + $57.50 fire inspection fee + $69 license fee.

 

  1. Apply for a Resort Tax Certification Number
    • How: With the City of Miami Beach, online or by mail
    • Requirements:
      • Business Tax Receipt
      • Florida Sales Tax Number
      • Federal ID Number
      • Driver’s License Number
      • Social Security Number
    • Fee: $25

 

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