Concerts & Events This Weekend in Miami
October 18 – October 18 · Find concerts, games and shows. Choose an event to explore available tickets.
Concerts & Events This Weekend in Miami
Miami City Ballet
Ziff Ballet Opera House-Adrienne Arsht PAC
Sun 18 Oct · 13:00Check ticket prices
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Adrienne Arsht Center For the Performing Arts
Sun 18 Oct · 13:00Check ticket prices
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Churchill's Pub
Sun 18 Oct · 19:00From$30 USD
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Kaseya Center
Sun 18 Oct · 20:00Check ticket prices
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Find concerts, sports, comedy and theatre in Miami for October 18 – October 18. Listings use the venue’s local date and are ordered by start time. Choose an event to review available tickets on CatchMovement, then continue with your selected seller. Prices and availability may change before checkout.
Miami events this weekend
Miami weekends begin Friday afternoon and do not really end until Sunday night. Friday after-work spills onto Brickell sky bars and Wynwood patios by 5 pm, and the first theater curtains at the Arsht Center and Fillmore Miami Beach go up around 7:30.
Arena shows at Kaseya Center start between 7:30 and 8, with Hard Rock Stadium concerts usually doors at 6 and headliner at 9. Inter Miami home matches at Chase Stadium in Fort Lauderdale fall on Saturday nights most of the season.
Then the South Beach club corridor takes over — LIV, Story, Mango's Tropical Cafe, and the Mansion legacy rooms run until 5 am with international DJ headliners and bottle service tables that book weeks ahead. Saturday afternoons skew toward day-club programming on Brickell rooftops and South Beach pool decks, daytime sets that flow into evening dinners along Lincoln Road or Sunset Harbour, then back to the club districts after midnight.
Wynwood gallery walks anchor Saturday nights with Bardot, Vagabond, and Gramps booking live music and DJ sets, with second-Saturday gallery openings drawing crowds through the Wynwood Walls district every month. Coral Gables and the Calle Ocho legacy area of Little Havana run salsa and live Latin music nights at Ball & Chain and Hoy Como Ayer that bring in a more local, family-style late-night crowd.
Sunday afternoons in Miami are usually the slowest part of the week, but they have their own scene — day clubs running brunch sets, Marlins day games at loanDepot park when in season, and Sunday Funday cookouts in Wynwood and the Design District. Most arena and theater Sunday programming wraps by 9 pm, and the clubs pivot to a more casual Sunday vibe that runs later than the rest of the country.
What's on by month
October
October is when Miami starts to feel itself again. III Points Festival in Wynwood runs over a weekend in mid-October with indie electronic, hip hop, and Latin alternative across multiple stages. The Heat regular NBA season opens at Kaseya Center. Dolphins and Hurricanes home games continue at Hard Rock Stadium. Halloween weekend programming fills South Beach and Wynwood clubs. Hurricane risk starts to drop. Weather pushes back into the 80s daytime, 70s evenings.
November
November is Art Basel runup. The Miami Book Fair in mid-November runs eight days of free outdoor and ticketed programming across downtown. Heat and Dolphins home schedules are in full swing. Thanksgiving weekend brings major hotel and restaurant volume. The South Beach club corridor starts to load up for Art Basel, with promoters booking December headliners months in advance. Weather is at its best of the year — high 70s, low humidity.


