HistoryMiami is the premier cultural institution committed to gathering, preserving and celebrating Miami’s history through exhibitions, city tours, education, research, collections and publications.
Come discover South Florida's living cultural heritage! Our new Heritage Spotlight series presented by HistoryMiami's South Florida Folklife Center showcases local traditional artists and cultural expressions.
Miami, one of only three cities in the world – along with London and Paris, is the only one in the western hemisphere to host a map fair. The fair provides a weekend of browsing and buying antique maps and rare books, lectures and expert opinions.
Did you know we offer some of the most unique spaces for your special event or corporate function? By choosing HistoryMiami as a venue for your event, you help support the exhibitions, programs and collections of this premier institution.
January 28, 10:00am - 12:00pm
Enjoy a leisurely walk with Dr. Paul George through historic old Hollywood and hear stories of mobsters, gangsters and syndicates. Learn how...
January 28, 1:00pm
January 29, 10:00am - 12:00pm
January 30, 11:00am - 12:00pm
11/18/2011
10/24/2011
Tropical Dreams explores South Florida history from prehistoric times to the present day. Topics explored include First Arrivals, International Rivalry, Southward Expansion, New People - New Technology...
On July 20, 1911, all of Miami gathered to witness an extraordinary event. Hired by future Mayor of Miami Everest Sewell, aviator Howard Gill climbed into the cockpit of a wood and cloth-winged biplane...
For this week's Question of the Week, pick up Thursday's edition of the Miami Herald
Read stories people have shared of their time in Miami or submit your own
Audio tours are now available to accompany our Tropical Dreams exhibit! Don’t forget to pick up your MP3 player at the front desk and enhance your visit to HistoryMiami.
HistoryMiami wins Gold Davey Award which honors the creative excellence of smaller agencies and companies globally. The awards recognize those small firms who derive their strength from big ideas, rather than big budgets...
Amateur photographer Alfred Munroe took pictures of people and places in and around Coconut Grove during the region's last days as a frontier. View his collection of photographs from the 1890s.