June is usually Miami’s slow season, but not this year. Starting June 15, the FIFA World Cup takes over Hard Rock Stadium for three weeks, while the FIFA Fan Festival lights up Bayfront Park with daily screenings and concerts. Expect a city-wide buzz of watch parties and brand events all month long.
Since June 1
Wynwood International Food Festival
Wynwood is turning the World Cup into a culinary tournament. Alongside the games this June and July, the Wynwood International Food Festival transforms the neighborhood into a two-month global food trail, featuring over 20 restaurants each representing a different country.
Concerts
Kaseya Center
Live music is heating up Miami this June! Here are the biggest names taking the stage at the Kaseya Center:
Rosalía: June 4, 6 at 8:30 p.m.
Summer Walker: June 14 at 7:30 p.m.
A$AP Rocky: June 15 at 7:30 p.m.
June 9-14
Broadway in Miami: The Book of Mormon
Arsht Center
The Book of Mormon is back! The nine-time Tony Award-winning Best Musical comedy returns to close the Broadway in Miami series at the Arsht Center. Follow the hilarious adventures of a mismatched pair of missionaries sent halfway across the world to spread the Good Word in this international sensation that has been breaking box office records since 2011.
FIFA World Cup 2026 Watch Party and Concert
Miami Beach
A beachfront watch party on Miami Beach marks the start of the FIFA World Cup 2026 with a live broadcast of Mexico vs. South Africa, large screens and a post-game concert. FIFA World Cup 2026 Kickoff Watch Party & Concert takes place Thursday, June 11 at 10th Street and Ocean Drive, presented by the FIFA World Cup 2026 Miami Host Committee as part of the City of Miami Beach’s summer World Cup programming. The free public event brings fans together on the sand for the tournament’s opening ceremonies and opening match before an evening concert headlined by Carlos Vives.
Since June 13
FIFA Fan Festival
Miami Downtown
You don't need a stadium ticket to experience the World Cup this summer. The FIFA Fan Festival is transforming downtown's Bayfront Park into a massive, 23-day soccer hub. Catch all seven Miami matches live on giant LED screens, and enjoy concerts and cultural events at the 10,000-capacity amphitheater between games.
June 13-14
Mango Festival
Fairchild Tropical Garden
If there's one thing Miami summers are made for besides the heat, it's mango season, and Fairchild's annual Mango Festival is the best excuse to lean into it. Every June, the garden transforms into a two-day celebration of the fruit that defines South Florida summers, with tastings of rare and hard-to-find cultivars, chef demos, cooking classes, lectures, and whole mangoes to take home by the bagful.
Until June 14
From the Heart to the Hands: Dolce&Gabbana
ICA Miami
After sold-out runs in Paris, Rome, and Milan, From the Heart to the Hands: Dolce&Gabbana arrives at ICA Miami from February 6 through June 14, 2026. The exhibition offers a rare look inside the creative universe of Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana, tracing their design process from inspiration to handmade reality.
June 15-18
2026 FIFA World Cup
Hard Rock Stadium
This June, the biggest sporting event in the world takes over the city! Whether you’re a die-hard fútbol fan or looking to soak up the unmatched energy, the Hard Rock Stadium is set to host seven World Cup matches, which includes four group-stage clashes, a Quarterfinal and the Bronze Final. Check out the match dates below:
June 15: Saudi Arabia vs. Uruguay
June 21: Uruguay vs. Cape Verde
June 24: Scotland vs. Brazil
June 27: Colombia vs. Portugal
July 3: Round of 32
July 11: Quarter-Final Match
July 18: Bronze Final Match
And if you’re planning on riding out to the stadium, Miami-Dade County is rolling out the Miami Game Day Express, offering entirely free shuttle rides for ticketed fans!
