After being canceled last year, Ritmo Doral is back! Albeit, the free, family friendly festival will take place virtually in 2021.

The Rhythm Foundation and the City of Doral will present the popular event on Saturday, March 20, from 5 to 10 p.m.

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Three bands are scheduled to perform during a livestreamed concert from downtown Doral. To register for this free event, click here.

The schedule for the 2021 Ritmo Doral:

6 p.m.: TAMBOKA, playing Latin grooves infused with gypsy jazz swing.
7:30 p.m.: SONLOKOS, featuring Afro Cuban Son, timba and traditional Cuban rhythms with elements of hip-hop and electronic music.
9 p.m.: ENSAMBLE 7/4, featuring seven young members of El Sistema (Venezeula’s legendary national youth music program), who came together to extend the boundaries of academic music to include Venezuelan folk music, Latin American music and jazz.

The annual event was created to promote the community’s cultural, diplomatic, business and tourism ties. It is made possible through sponsors such as Baptist Health South Florida, Codina Partners and the Doral Yard. For more information, click here.

Miami events in 2021: A month-by-month guide

Throughout South Florida, there are still plans for car shows, art festivals and more in 2021.

We’ve compiled a month-by-month roundup of events in our area. Keep in mind that some events may be virtual. Others may follow strict safety protocols. You’ll want to get all the details and decide which options are best for you and your family. Click here for this handy guide to Miami events!

Canceled events in Miami

Throughout Miami – and all of South Florida, really – organizers have had to make tough decisions about whether to go ahead with their annual events.

Some are doing the best they can under the circumstances. Others have decided their events will just not happen.

Click here to see which events have been affected for the 2020-2021 season. These events will have to wait for now, but hopefully they’ll be back soon!