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City of Miami Commissioner Rosado announce 2026 Three Kings Parade

By Jovani Davis··1 min read
City of Miami Commissioner Rosado announce 2026 Three Kings Parade

Commissioner Ralph “Rafael” Rosado and the City of Miami have officially announced the return of the annual Three Kings Parade, set for Sunday, January 11, 2026.

The beloved tradition is once again expected to draw thousands of residents and visitors to SW 8th Street for a family-friendly celebration featuring music, performances, and cultural displays. Organizers say the parade will include a vibrant lineup of floats, marching bands, community groups, cultural performers, and local dignitaries, showcasing the unity and diversity that define Miami.

“The Three Kings Parade is a reflection of Miami’s multicultural heritage and a testament to the values that bring our city together—family, community, and tradition,” Commissioner Rosado said. “We look forward to welcoming everyone to celebrate this beautiful event that honors our shared roots and the cultural legacy of our residents.”

The annual event honors the spirit of the holiday, symbolizing hope, generosity, and faith—values that continue to resonate across Miami’s many communities.

Event Details

  • Date: Sunday, January 11, 2026

  • Attendee Entrance: SW 22nd Avenue & SW 8th Street

  • Parade Route: Begins at SW 27th Avenue, proceeds east along SW 8th Street, and ends at SW 17th Avenue

  • Time: Doors open at 10 a.m.; parade begins at 12 p.m.

  • Admission: Free and open to all

  • Registration: https://threekingsmiami2026.eventbrite.com

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