Each spring, the Miami Open transforms Miami Gardens into a global tennis crossroads—two weeks of top-tier tennis in the heart of Miami’s spring season. The 2026 Miami Open presented by Itaú is scheduled for March 15–29, bringing men’s and women’s competition to Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens.
Lake season may still be a few weeks out, but North Texas boat shopping starts early. The North Texas Boat Show returns to the Plano Event Center for its seventh annual edition, bringing a walk-in, compare-and-chat format that’s built to be practical: new and pre-owned inventory on the floor, pro-shop essentials within reach, and dealers on site to talk through what actually fits your weekends.
Modernism Week returns to Palm Springs February 12–22, bringing an 11-day calendar dedicated to midcentury modern architecture, interior design, art, landscape design, and vintage culture across the greater Palm Springs area. With hundreds of tours, programs, and events on the schedule, the festival remains one of the region’s signature draws for anyone who wants a closer look at the desert modernism that helped define Palm Springs and the contemporary design thinking it continues to inspire today.
The AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am returns to California’s Monterey Peninsula February 12–15, continuing a storied tournament week at Pebble Beach Golf Links and Spyglass Hill Golf Course. Now designated a PGA TOUR Signature Event, the Pro-Am again brings an 80-player professional field to one of the game’s most recognizable coastal stages, competing for a $20 million purse.
The 2026 Cognizant Classic returns to PGA National Resort’s Champion Course in Palm Beach Gardens from February 25 through March 1, continuing the tournament’s long-running South Florida winter stop on the PGA TOUR calendar.
Wisconsin’s boating season gets an early start when the Green Bay Boat Show, presented by Ken’s Sports, takes over the Resch Expo in Green Bay from February 13–15. Staged across the Capital Credit Union Halls, the three-day show is built for easy browsing—an indoor loop of new model-year boats, dealers, and marine vendors that lets you compare options without waiting for spring weather.
On Saturday, March 7, the San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition brings its Public Tasting back as a true “clear-the-calendar” kind of afternoon—hundreds of medal-winning wines, poured under one roof at the Fort Mason Center Gateway Pavilion. It’s the rare tasting where discovery feels effortless: you can roam, compare, circle back, and leave with a mental shortlist of bottles you actually want to track down later.
New York Fashion Week (NYFW) returns February 11–16, bringing six brisk midwinter days of runway shows and designer presentations across the city—an annual reset that pulls the city’s creative energy into sharp focus, from early-morning call times to late-night show exits under neon and streetlights.
The Canadian International AutoShow is set to bring Toronto’s biggest car-week energy back to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre February 13–22, framing this year’s return around a simple premise—choice—across powertrains, price points, and performance tastes.
Charlotte’s winter calendar gets a jolt of on-the-water energy when the Discover Boating Mid-Atlantic Boat Show returns to the Charlotte Convention Center from February 5–8. Timed perfectly for buyers and boaters who like to plan early, the four-day show is designed to bring the season’s newest models, gear, and dockside know-how into one walkable, indoor setting—ideal for comparing layouts, options, and price points without hopping between dealerships.
