2021 Virtual Miami International Map Fair

Our Featured Dealers booths will be open until February 22. Take a look today by visiting Collectible Events.

The Miami International Map Fair is back, and we are going virtual. Now in our 27th year, 33 dealers from across the globe are joining our map fair virtually. The Miami Map Fair will showcase the extraordinary and unique maps, atlases, and globes that you have come to expect from our annual fair. Over a 5-day period you will be able to drop into the fair any time of day or night to browse material from your favorite dealers. The fair will also feature Zoom lectures presented by renowned speakers and live virtual booths to connect directly with dealers. The virtual map fair is free to attend. The speaker series is ticketed. Register today for your favorite map fair.

Connect with our 2021 dealers here.

Register below to visit the fair:

2021 Miami International Map Fair (Fair Only)
FREE (Full event access)

Register Here

Look for this icon at the fair to connect with the dealer in real time.

Live captioning is available for these lectures with support from The Batchelor Foundation.

2021 Zoom Lectures

Learn more about our speakers and their topics here.

Ronald E. Grim, Ph.D. — Wednesday, February 10 12-1 pm (EST)

Former Curator of Maps for the Norman B. Leventhal Map and Education Center at the Boston Public Library

Mapping the Transformation of the American Landscape During the 19^th Century: The Price of Progress?

Diana Ter-Ghazaryan, Ph.D., GISP — Friday, February 12-1 pm (EST)

Research Associate – GIS Center Florida International University

Digital Cartography: Connecting the Past to the Future

Peter Hiller — Saturday, February 13 at 12 pm (EST)

Jo Mora Trust Collection Curator

Discovering the Cartographic World of Joseph Jacinto “Jo” Mora

Thank you to our sponsors, partners and friends:

We want to thank our sponsors and partners: Bags Unlimited, Inc., Barry Lawrence Ruderman Antique Maps, Inc., Collectible Events, the GIS Center at Florida International University, Arthur and Jan Holzheimer, New World Cartographic, Neatline Antique Maps, Phillip Lee Phillips Map Society of the Library of Congress, Dorothy Raphaely, and Cal Welch.

We are grateful that through their support we can both sustain the tradition of the Miami International Map Fair and continue sharing the beautiful treasures from the past with a new generation.