Located in downtown Miami, Olympia Theater at the Gusman Center for the Performing Arts has served as a stage for cultural performances since 1926. Designed in the Spanish style with an old world charm, the building maintains a certain air of sophistication. The center once housed the Miami Philharmonic Orchestra. After undergoing a two-year renovation project in the 1970s, the historic structure became one of the city's main performing arts venues. Today, the center continues to feature an exciting array of theater, music and dance.

Set in downtown Miami, the James L. Knight Center hosts a variety of events including live musical performances by top recording artists. With a seating capacity of nearly 5000, the auditorium has presented such concerts as Sting, Santana, and Stevie Wonder. An adjoining Miami Convention Center is also available for exhibits, shows, and conventions. The Hyatt Regency Hotel is conveniently situated next to the center for any guests planning to attend an event.

Formerly the Klipsch Amphitheater, the FPL Solar Amphitheater is located in the beautiful Bayfront Park in downtown Miami. The Theater is placed close to the scenic Biscayne Bay and its surrounding areas consist of well-manicured lawns that double as seats. With a capacity of 10000 which includes 2,672 bench seating and the remaining 7,328 as lawn seats, the amphitheater makes for an excellent venue to host local concerts and events. It is currently managed by Live Nation. VIP services are available with boxes, parking and table services.

A fantastic addition to the downtown skyline, FTX Arena, previously known as American Airlines Arena, opened its doors at the dawn of the millennium for an exciting NBA season. Set on the waterfront of Biscayne Bay, this architectural masterpiece provides an amazing view from the public terraces and balconies of the concourses. Aside from housing the Miami Heat, the venue also functions as the home ground of the Miami Sol. A truly multifunctional arena, the stadium also regularly plays host to events such as concerts, ice shows, and circuses. Amenities include restaurants, bars, retail shops, on-site covered parking, VIP boxes, luxury suites and club seating sections.

Ziff Ballet Opera House is located at the Adrienne Arsht Performing Center, which is Miami's largest performing art venue and the second largest in the US. The Opera House will leave you breathless with its artistic touches throughout the theater. It seats up to 2,400 people and has state-of-the-art technology, so even the most technically complex performances can be produced. Traditional productions are presented along with Broadway productions and children's plays. Ziff Ballet Opera House is also available on rent and can be used for receptions, seminars, film premiers and more.

The Knight Concert Hall at Adrienne Arsht Centre is one of the most esteemed concert halls in the city. Equipped with top-notch acoustics, it is suited for orchestra performances, recitals and classical music concerts. Several local and world-renowned artists have played here and shows are held often. The three tier seating allows audiences to view the stage from anywhere. Don't miss an opportunity to visit this world class concert hall if you get one.

The Soho Arts Pavilion & Lounge (SAPAL) opened its doors in 2010 with a grand opening. Spread across 6,000 square feet (557.42 square meters), the versatile space is equipped with state-of-the-art sound and lighting system, flexible walls, a full bar, leather couches and more. It is also one of the leading art exhibition and performance venues in the neighborhood, with inventive shows finding place in their schedule regularly.

Spanning an area of 928,000 square feet, ( 86,200 square meters) LoanDepot Park is a modern ballpark that hosts Florida Marlins baseball games. With a seating capacity of nearly 36,742, this stadium offers great views of the field no matter where you are sitting. Apart from this, the modern venue has a swimming pool as well as a unique home-plate backstop that doubles up as an aquarium. A retractable roof, LED lighting and other facilities make for a perfect game-watching experience.

New World Center is home to the New World Symphony and showcases other fantastic concerts as well. In 1987, conductor Michael Tilson Thomas created an orchestra that would consist of young and energetic talent, providing recent graduates with a springboard to stardom. A national training orchestra with an international reputation, this ensemble is famous for its fresh sound and youthful enthusiasm.

The Fillmore Miami Beach at The Jackie Gleason Theater showcases an array of performances, acts and musicals. Besides these, there are dances, productions, Broadway shows and concerts. The quality of the theater is so good that it has even been compared with the likes of Broadway. As the cost is significantly cheaper than Broadway shows, it gives everyone the opportunity to experience the glamour of live theater.

Few sporting venues in the nation are well-equipped to host both NFL football and major league baseball. In 1987, this privately financed facility, known then as Joe Robbie Stadium, emerged as the home stadium for the Miami Dolphins and was called Dolphin Stadium. Today, known as Hard Rock Stadium and owned by Stephen M. Ross, it continues to play host to Dolphin home games, championships, as well as several concerts and other special events. You can also purchase tickets from the Southwest and Southeast box offices at the stadium.