VIRGINIA KEY, FLA. (WSVN) - A variety of big events packed with fun, art and luxury yachts will be held in Miami during the President’s Day weekend.

Boats large and small, hundreds of art pieces and expensive watches will all be displayed over the holiday weekend.

“It’s an energy in Miami that you don’t get anyplace else,” California-native Jessica Dalport said, “the art, the scene, the fashion, the food, the drinks, such a great place to be.”

The big weekend of events will kick off Thursday with events in Virginia Key and Wynwood.

The Art Wynwood Fair will exhibit over 65 galleries worth of art from more than a dozen different countries.

The 78th annual Miami International Boat Show will be held in Virginia Key.

Over 1,000 boats will be displayed at the show.

“You get to view all of the different styles, the different amenities that they have,” boat show attendee Jim Schneider said.

Also, the Miami Yacht Show will be hosted over the weekend at its new downtown Miami location.

Miami Yacht Show Organizer Andrew Doole said the new location makes “parking much easier than it has ever been before.”

“You don’t have to go out over the causeway to get to the show,” Doole said. “so we’re excited about that location and the attendee experience.”

The show will feature more than 500 yachts and super-yachts.

“It’s like a big house at sea,” boat show attendee Marianela Small said.

Coconut Grove will host its annual art show over the weekend as well.

Hundreds of artists from six different countries and 32 U.S. states will be present at the show.

Finally, the Miami Design District will host “Watches & Wonders.”

The watch show will feature over 30 brands of expensive watches, and watch-making workshops will be offered.

FOR MORE INFO:

Miami International Boat Show

Miami Yacht Show

Coconut Grove Arts Festival

Art Wynwood

Watches and Wonders

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