Calle Ocho shines bright in Instagram's List of Most-Famous Streets in the U.S.

Calle Ocho News / Oct 6, 2023

Discover how Calle Ocho in Miami shines as an Instagram-famous street. Explore its vibrant Cuban heritage and Miami's dominance on social media.

Art & Culture

Calle Ocho’s most popular event canceled

Brianna Lopez / Feb 14, 2021

For the second year in a row, the Calle Ocho Music Festival and other events are canceled due to the

Miami History, Travel/Tourism

Must-visit historic sites in Little Havana

Rosi Rosell / Jan 11, 2021

Little Havana celebrates Cuban culture, art, and history with its museums, monuments, memorial sites, and more. Head over to Calle Ocho to see all it offers.

Miami News, People of Miami

It’s all about the people in “Streets of Dreams with Marcus Lemonis”

Rosi Rosell / Dec 29, 2020

CNBC’s latest prime time series “Streets of Dreams with Marcus Lemonis” shines a light on the people behind our very own Calle Ocho in episode 3 on January 12th at 10 PM EST

Art & Culture

The Umbrellas of Little Havana Art Festival will go on

Rosi Rosell / Nov 29, 2020

The 8th Annual Umbrellas of Little Havana Art Festival is set to occur on Dec. 4 until Dec. 6, 2020. The event will be at the Futurama 1637 Art Building at 1637 Calle 8 in Little Havana. This iconic art festival features a display of hand-painted patio umbrellas.

Art & Culture, Miami News, Top Miami

Calle Ocho Miami

Rosi Rosell / Oct 13, 2020

Calle Ocho is also famous for its Cuban bakeries, street festivals, and famous “Ventanitas” that are too cute not to mention.

Art & Culture, People of Miami

Walter from Kcull on “Working Together”

Brianna Lopez / Aug 1, 2020

Kcull is a store on Calle Ocho that aims to provide selling platforms for local artists. The store has been in business for two years and is all about connecting artists and emerging brands directly to the consumer

Miami News

Returning to Life in Miami and Calle Ocho

Brianna Lopez / May 18, 2020

On May 8, Miami-Dade Mayor Gimenez announced plans to reopen some businesses, including restaurants on May 18. The decision was made after hospital figures released on May 7 showed 600 fewer COVID-19 patients being hospitalized. Beaches, nightclubs, and movie theaters will remain closed.