Open House Miami 2026 Offers Free Weekend Events

Explore venues and exhibits across Miami-Dade for free during the annual open house event.

Published on Feb. 13, 2026

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Miami-Dade is hosting its annual Open House Miami event the weekend of February 28 through March 1, 2026. During this free, three-day event, residents and visitors can explore a variety of venues, museums, and attractions throughout the city at no cost. Some highlights include tours of Canopy Park, the Opa-locka Museum of Art & History, the Jewish Museum-FIU, and the City of Miami Black Police Precinct Museum.

Why it matters

Open House Miami is part of a global effort to make cities more accessible and transparent to the public. The free weekend event allows residents and tourists alike to discover new places and learn more about Miami-Dade's rich history and culture.

The details

The Open House Miami 2026 event will take place from Friday, February 28 through Sunday, March 1. While some events have already sold out, there are still plenty of free activities available for the public to enjoy. Highlights include tours, museum visits, and special exhibitions across Miami-Dade.

  • Open House Miami 2026 will take place February 28 - March 1, 2026.

The players

Canopy Park at The Park on Fifth

A public green space and park located on Miami Beach.

Opa-locka Museum of Art & History

A museum dedicated to the art and history of the Opa-locka community.

Jewish Museum-FIU

A museum located on Miami Beach that explores Jewish history and culture.

City of Miami Black Police Precinct Museum

A museum that highlights the history and contributions of the city's Black police officers.

George Neary

A historical expert who will lead a walking tour of Miami Beach's city center.

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The takeaway

Open House Miami 2026 provides a unique opportunity for residents and visitors to explore Miami-Dade's diverse cultural attractions and historical sites free of charge. The event underscores the city's commitment to making its resources and amenities more accessible to the public.