To Miami, With Love Pop-Up Calendar:

* Locations, dates, and times subject to change. Be sure to check miamicityballet.org before heading out.

To Miami, With Love begins Saturday, January 30 at approximately 7:30pm – 8:30pm at the place where MCB first began its ascent to becoming one of the country’s most renowned ballet companies – Lincoln Road, Miami Beach – featuring headline choreography by MCB dancer Cameron Catazaro and special musical accompaniment by musicians from the New World Symphony.

From there, MCB dancers will pop-up at multiple locations throughout the city:

Sunday, January 31 at approximately 2:30pm – 3:30pm

Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden in Coral Gables with headline choreography by MCB dancer Renan Cerdeiro. Tickets are required for entry to the garden and may be purchased here.

Friday, February 5 at approximately 3pm – 4pm

Vizcaya Museum and Gardens in Coconut Grove with headline choreography MCB dancer by Julian Goodwin-Ferris. Advanced tickets are required for entry and may be purchased here.

Saturday, February 13 at approximately 7:30 – 8:30pm:

Wynwood Walls, Wynwood with headline choreography by MCB dancer Eric Trope. Advanced tickets are required for entry and may be purchased here.

Sunday, February 14 at approximately 6:30 – 7:30pm

Miami Design District as part of Concours at Palm Court. This performance will include each of the new works created, with headlining choreography by MCB dancer Alaina Andersen. Admission is free but advanced registration is required. Please visit Eventbrite to RSVP.

Friday, February 19

To Be Announced. Headline choreography by MCB dancers Ariel Rose and Harrison Monaco.

Sunday, February 21 at approximately 3pm – 4pm

The Underline’s Sound Stage at Brickell Backyard, Miami’s newest urban oasis, with headline choreography by MCB dancer Bradley Dunlap. Free but advanced registration is required. Please visit Eventbrite to RSVP.

For those unable to physically attend the performances, each of the seven To Miami, With Love pop-up work will be available daily, free of charge, digitally on MCB’s social media channels beginning the week of March 8, 2021.

All performances adhere to health and safety measures as implemented by each locality or individual business. MCB is committed to maintaining a safe workplace for our dancers, staff, and crew. We strive to follow all current guidelines recommended by appropriate health authorities and safety experts. For more information, please visit https://www.miamicityballet.org/popups.