Enjoy vibrant Pacific Island traditions at Heiva Miami, SoFlo’s first Polynesian Cultural Festival
By Lynn Martinez
Published on April 10, 2026.
Heiva Miami, SoFlo's first Polynesian Cultural Festival, is set to return with an additional day and more food available. The festival will celebrate Pacific Island traditions, including canoe races, hula dance lessons, and performances from French Polynesia. The food vendors will also showcase authentic food from the island of Tonga. The event will be held at the Miami Marine Stadium on April 18th and 19th. However, there will be a fee to compete in the paddler race.
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