A museum and cultural village of the Miccosukee Tribe on the Tamiami Trail.
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The de la Cruz Collection is a free-admission contemporary art space in the Design District showing the collection of Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz.
Zoo Miami is Florida's largest zoological garden.

Wynwood Walls is an outdoor museum of street art and murals in Miami's Wynwood district.
The Tower Theater in Little Havana is a 1926 Art Deco cinema run by Miami Dade College.
The Cuban, the American Museum of the Cuban Diaspora, presents the art, history and culture of the Cuban exile experience.
The Black Archives Historic Lyric Theater in Overtown preserves Black history and culture in Miami.
Bakehouse Art Complex is an artist studio and exhibition center in a former 1920s bakery in Wynwood.
The Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science in Museum Park includes an aquarium and planetarium.
The Olympia Theater at the Gusman Center is a 1926 atmospheric movie palace in downtown Miami.

The Museum of Graffiti in Wynwood is dedicated to the history and art of graffiti.
Miami-Dade County Auditorium, opened in 1951, presents concerts, dance and theater.
Miami Dade College's Museum of Art + Design is in the Freedom Tower, a National Historic Landmark where Cuban refugees were processed in the 1960s.
Locust Projects is a nonprofit exhibition space for contemporary art in Little River.

The Little Haiti Cultural Complex hosts art, theater and Caribbean cultural programs.
The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami is a free contemporary art museum in the Miami Design District.
HistoryMiami Museum is a Smithsonian affiliate telling the story of South Florida and the Caribbean.
The Historic Hampton House was a Green Book motel and civil rights gathering place, now a museum and cultural center.