Lincoln Road, Miami Beach’s vibrant cultural epicenter, invites locals and visitors alike to participate in an extraordinary lineup of free events designed for all ages and interests, including Chinese New Year by Smorgasburg Miami, live jazz performances, a family-friendly game day and the debut of the FIFA World Cup 2026™ Countdown Clock, officially marking Miami’s countdown to the world’s largest sporting event.
See below for a list of February events.
Through May 2026 – FIFA World Cup 2026™ Countdown Clock: The official FIFA World Cup 2026™ Miami Countdown Clock is now on display at Lincoln Road’s Euclid Oval at 700 Lincoln Road. Previously located at Miami International Airport, the clock continues to welcome fans and visitors as Miami counts down to hosting FIFA World Cup 2026™. Stop by, snap a selfie, and tag @FWC26Miami, @LincolnRd and @MiamiBeachNews as the city marks every moment on the road to 2026.
February 7 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. – Family Game Day: Join Lincoln Road for a fun-filled Family Game Day at the Euclid Oval. Learn how to ride a bike, play miniature golf and enjoy face painting. It’s free fun for the entire family!
February 14-15 from noon to 10 p.m. & noon to 8 p.m. – Chinese Lunar New Year: Lincoln Road is hosting the Smorgasburg Miami Chinese Lunar New Year at City of Miami Beach Public parking lot between Lenox and Jefferson (behind Nike store). From afternoon into evening, visitors can explore festive programming alongside 15+ Asian food vendors, including Mrs. Dan’s Calligraphy Classes from 2-4 p.m, live caricature art from 1-3 p.m. and dynamic Lion Dance performances from 5-5:30 p.m., followed by Kung Fu demonstrations from 5:30-6 p.m. on both days.
Multiple Dates – Live on Lincoln Road: Live on Lincoln Road, the district’s signature free live music series spotlighting local musicians across jazz, Latin, pop and more, continues in February. Every show is open to the public, transforming Lincoln Road into a cultural stage that celebrates community and creativity through sound.
February 13: Javier Garcia Live Band
February 14: Bossanova Live Band
February 19 at 6 p.m. – Open-Air Tango: Dive into the cultural riches of Miami Beach by dancing the night away during the ninth-annual open-air tango season led by professional instructors at the Euclid Oval. The free lessons are followed by three hours of social tango dancing under the stars and performers from 6-10 p.m.
February 19; recurring every third Thursday of the month – Lincoln Road Art Walk: Join art lovers for this monthly Art Walk that showcases the district’s arts and cultural presence. Aligning with the City of Miami Beach’s popular Culture Crawl, participating galleries activate their spaces with new exhibitions, artist meet and greets, giveaways and more. Guests will find enhanced wayfinding across the promenade, including postcard maps, QR codes and signage outside each gallery, to help guide their experience. Current art includes:
Chocolate Girl: From Ignacio Gana, a Miami-based Chilean sculptor whose work is figurative and sensually elegant, this sculpture—recently debuted during Miami Art Week 2025—is an ode to womanhood and beauty born from freedom, where gold is a symbol of living intensely.
Mr. Pink Takes Flight: Philippe Katerine presents a series of inflatable sculptures featuring “Monsieur Rose” (Mr. Pink). The monumental icon of Mignonisme can be found perched on rooftops around Lincoln Road, transforming daily travels into delightful, colorful journeys.
Empower Flower – White Lotus and Dream Machine: Inspired by a white lotus, Ruben Robierb’s fourth monumental public sculpture naturally extends his exploration of universal symbols of resilience, transformation and strength. Through sweeping, fluid lines and immense scale, “Empower Flower” translates this sacred emblem into a contemporary icon.
La Herencia Viva: Selected from over 75 global submissions as part of Lincoln Road’s inaugural 2025 Call to Artists, Oscar Esteban Martinez presents his sculpture installation as a profound meditation on identity and community, featuring a fragmented human face composed of interlocking puzzle-like segments.
Gillie and Marc: Renowned British and Australian artistic duo Gillie and Marc have dedicated their creative endeavors to raising awareness and celebrating the beauty of wildlife. Several of their striking sculptures have turned Lincoln Road into a vibrant wildlife-inspired art walk, including “Wild Couch Party,” “Watch Out for Paparazzi Dog & Rabbit,” “The Giraffe and Chimpanzee Were on a Wild Ride to a Safer Place with Rabbitwoman and Dogman,” and “The White Rhino Bench of Friendship.”
February 21 from 6-8 p.m. – Britto Miami Beach: Step into the vibrant world of Romero Britto at an exclusive fine art event at the iconic Romero Britto Fine Art Gallery for an unforgettable evening celebrating color, creativity and contemporary art. Meet Romero Britto in person for this special event featuring brand-new artwork reveals, a live artist signing, a DJ-curated soundtrack and complimentary drinks.
February 28 from 5-7 p.m. – Raw Figs: Join Raw Figs on Lincoln Road for a free, guided drawing experience open to all skill levels. Founded by a group of artists who believe creativity should be accessible to everyone, Raw Figs began as a grassroots drawing community focused on connection, curiosity and creative freedom. This relaxed, hands-on session invites participants to slow down, get creative and explore drawing in a welcoming, judgment-free space, no experience or materials needed. Come be part of Lincoln Road’s creative energy and enjoy making art together in the heart of the district. This Raw Figs takes place during Open House Miami (OHMIA), returning for its third year to provide locals and visitors with special access to the architecture, culture and design that shapes Greater Miami & Miami Beach.
February 1, 15 & 22 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. – Lincoln Road Antique & Collectible Market: A Miami Beach favorite for over 30 years, the must-visit market for visitors and tourists alike offers an array of vintage finds, including unique bargains on clothing, jewelry and art, plus designer and midcentury furniture.
Every Sunday at 9 a.m. – Lincoln Road Farmers Market: Local vendors gather along Lincoln Road from Meridian Avenue through Washington Avenue to sell fruits, vegetables, fresh-cut flowers and more. Rain or shine, guests are welcome to explore the area to find regional treasures.
Every Sunday at 10 a.m. – Free Community Yoga on Lincoln Road: Join other yogis every Sunday from 10-11 a.m. in the Euclid Courtyard for a free Sunday morning stretch guided by local South Beach yoga instructors. Classes are open to all skill levels. Participants should bring their own equipment, mats and water.
Lincoln Road is Miami Beach’s vibrant, open-air promenade where the city’s energy and creativity come to life. Stretching across eight dynamic blocks, it’s South Florida’s largest pedestrian-only district, offering an unbeatable blend of world-class shopping, diverse dining and rich cultural experiences. With over 200 shops and restaurants, from renowned global brands to beloved local favorites, Lincoln Road is the ultimate destination for entertainment, inspiration and connection. Visitors can explore galleries, savor culinary delights and immerse themselves in a calendar brimming with community events and live performances. At its core are cultural landmarks like the historic Colony Theatre, the innovative New World Symphony and the iconic Fillmore Miami Beach, complemented by ever-changing public art displays. Whether strolling through the district’s palm-lined streets or discovering its cultural treasures, the road offers an experience that captures the essence of Miami Beach’s coastal vibrancy. Come see why Lincoln Road draws over 10.8 million visitors annually and be part of the energy that keeps this district thriving. Discover more at lincolnroad.com or follow on Instagram @lincolnrd.
