Miami Opera Nights, a Key Biscayne Lighthouse and Latin Shows
Opera fills a 2,400-seat horseshoe hall, an 1825 lighthouse overlooks Key Biscayne, then Ocean Drive dinner shows and dim sum.
At the Adrienne Arsht Center in downtown Miami, this 2,400-seat hall hosts ballet, opera and touring Broadway productions. Balconies and boxes wrap around three sides of the room in a horseshoe. It houses the second-largest performing arts stage in the United States. Reviewers flag distant upper seats and high parking costs.
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Walking trails and quiet beaches surround the 1825 lighthouse at Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park on Key Biscayne. The tower offers views across the Atlantic Ocean and Biscayne Bay. The park opens daily from 8 a.m. until sunset. Reviewers suggest checking lighthouse days before planning a climb.
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Mango's Tropical Cafe pairs nightly Latin dinner shows with live music on Ocean Drive in Miami Beach. Executive Chef Byron Rubio oversees the Latin fusion menu. Dancing continues late in the Mojito and Vodou lounges. The venue opens at noon and closes at 5 a.m. daily. Visitors report possible cover and table charges during peak hours.
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1-800-Lucky pairs seven Asian street-food stalls with an outdoor patio in Wynwood. Dishes range from dim sum and soft shell crab bao to cheeseburgers on ube buns. The market spans 10,000 square feet. Two full bars, a private karaoke room and an in-house vinyl record shop fill out the space.
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