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SunFest Returns with Billie Eilish & Bad Bunny

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  Published in Food and Wine on Wednesday, January 21st 2026 at 9:51 GMT by Time Out
      Locale: UNITED STATES

SunFest Reigns Supreme: A Waterfront Spectacle

The highlight of the week undoubtedly is the return of SunFest (January 22-26). This beloved waterfront music festival has become a Miami institution, and this year's lineup is attracting significant buzz. Headlining acts like Billie Eilish and Bad Bunny are expected to draw massive crowds eager to enjoy multiple stages, diverse food vendors, and striking art installations all set against the backdrop of the stunning Miami skyline. Organizers are anticipating record attendance and encouraging early ticket purchases via [ https://sunfest.com/ ]. Early reports suggest enhanced security measures are in place, reflecting a city-wide commitment to public safety.

Art & Culture: Beyond the Canvas

Beyond the main festival, Miami's thriving art scene takes center stage. Wynwood Walls After Dark (January 21) offers a unique opportunity to witness live art demonstrations and enjoy music under the stars, showcasing the neighborhood's signature vibrant street art. The Perez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) is extending its hours for a Late night event on January 27th, providing guests with an opportunity to engage with contemporary art while enjoying breathtaking views of Biscayne Bay and insightful art talks. The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami (ICA) will also be unveiling a much-anticipated new exhibition featuring the works of rising contemporary artist Anya Sharma. Her work, known for its exploration of themes of urban identity and digital landscapes, is expected to generate considerable discussion among art critics and enthusiasts. Visit [ https://icamiami.org/ ] for details.

A Culinary Journey: From Little Havana to 'Crave'

Foodies are in for a treat this week. A preview event for the prestigious South Beach Wine & Food Festival (January 22) offers a delectable sneak peek of what's to come. A guided Little Havana Food Tour (January 23) provides an immersive cultural and culinary experience, allowing participants to savor authentic Cuban cuisine and learn about the neighborhood's rich history. And for those looking for a broader sampling of Miami's diverse culinary landscape, 'Crave' Restaurant Week (January 21-27) presents a perfect opportunity to sample prix fixe menus from a wide range of local restaurants. This year's 'Crave' event appears to feature a wider variety of cuisines and price points than in previous years, signaling a continued evolution of Miami's dining scene - find more details at [ https://www.craverestaurantweekmiami.com/ ].

Community and Fitness: Staying Active in the Sunshine

For those looking to stay active, a Miami Marathon Training Run (January 26) offers a chance to prepare for the upcoming marathon, while the Farmers Market at Lincoln Road (January 23) provides a vibrant atmosphere to shop for fresh produce, artisanal goods, and enjoy live music. The market has reportedly expanded its vendor offerings this year, showcasing a greater emphasis on locally sourced and sustainable products.

With such a diverse range of events, this week in Miami promises something for everyone. Stay updated and secure your tickets early, as many events are expected to reach capacity. Plan your itinerary and prepare to experience the best of what Miami has to offer!