Miami International Airport (MIA) is hosting Miami, The Magic City, a new photography exhibition presented in partnership with the Museum of Miami.
The exhibit is at MIA’s Gate D31 Gallery, through February 2027 and features photographs from the city’s incorporation in 1896 through the 1980s that highlight the people, places, and defining moments that transformed Miami from a pioneer settlement into an international destination.
Today, we celebrated the grand opening of “Miami, the Magic City,” our latest photographic exhibition, in partnership with the @MuseumofMiami. Curated by the museum’s Resident Historian, Dr. Paul George, the exhibition takes travelers on a journey through time, showcasing the… pic.twitter.com/LZr5TPvUvp
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New pottery Exhibit at MSP Airport + And Crop Art is still there

The St. Croix River marks the Minnesota-Wisconsin border and many potters with studios in the St. Croix Valley open their studios to visitors each Mother’s Day Weekend.
Can’t make that tour? No worries:
Through September 28, 2027, passengers traveling through Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP) can see the work of 20 St. Croix Valley potters and guest potters in the airport’s Terminal 1, Airport Mall Gallery.
While you’re checking out the art at MSP airport, be sure to look for the charming examples of crop art from the Minnesota State Fair that will remain on view through January 25, 2027 in the Terminal 1, G Colonnade Gallery.
The work is made entirely from seeds and plant parts from crops grown in Minnesota and includes selections from the 2025 competition.
This ribbon winner is our favorite!
