Singer performing on stage with a microphone while a brass band plays in the background.

June 28, 2026

Carín León

Two-time Grammy winner Carín León headlines the first-ever concert at Nu Stadium, Inter Miami CF’s new home at Miami Freedom Park. The Mexican superstar performs nearly three hours and more than 30 songs alongside 27 musicians, across two live stages with a Sonora-inspired cantina, a 3,600-sq-ft screen and 138 speakers—an immersive night marking a historic milestone for the venue.

KidSuper Fashion Show

June 25, 2026

KidSuper Fashion Show

Designer Colm Dillane brings KidSuper’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection to Nu Stadium for a one-night runway show—the label’s first main-line presentation outside Paris Fashion Week. Blending art, storytelling, humor and spectacle, the show closes with a surprise live performance by Sean Paul and fireworks over the field, uniting fashion and football as the world gathers in Miami for the summer’s global tournament.

Haiti vs Peru

June 5, 2026

Haiti vs Peru

Nu Stadium hosts its first-ever international friendly as Haiti faces Peru before a sold-out crowd. The pre-World Cup showcase carries special weight for Haiti, preparing for only its second FIFA World Cup appearance and first since 1974. Peru struck twice late to edge a spirited Haitian side 2-1, capping a historic night at Inter Miami CF’s new home.

Inter Miami CF players training at the club’s facilities in preparation for the FIFA World Cup.

June / July 2026

FIFA World Cup Training

Florida Blue Training Center serves as an official FIFA World Cup 2026 training site for national teams playing matches in Miami. Across June and July, the world-class facility welcomes squads including France, England, Argentina, Colombia for final preparations, placing South Florida at the heart of the world’s biggest football tournament.

Dreams Cup

Memorial Day weekend (2024, 2025, 2026)

Dreams Cup

Hosted by the Inter Miami CF Academy each Memorial Day weekend, the Dreams Cup is one of the largest youth tournaments in the U.S. More than 1,000 boys’ and girls’ teams (U8–U19) from around the world compete across South Florida in US Youth Soccer–sanctioned play. The tournament opens with a ceremony at Chase Stadium, with matches and finals staged at the Florida Blue Training Center.

The Beautiful Game

2023 (Orlando), 2025 (June 7)

The Beautiful Game

The Beautiful Game is a star-studded celebrity and legends exhibition hosted by icons Ronaldinho and Roberto Carlos. The 2025 edition returned to Chase Stadium on June 7 with a roster of former greats including John Terry, Claude Makélélé, Carlos Valderrama, René Higuita and Ricardo Quaresma. First launched in Miami in 2022, the event brings nostalgia, skill and entertainment to South Florida fans.

Argentina vs Puerto Rico

October 14, 2025

Argentina vs Puerto Rico

Reigning World Cup and back-to-back Copa América champions Argentina made a historic first meeting with Puerto Rico at Chase Stadium. Lionel Messi played 90 minutes on his club’s home field, providing two assists as La Albiceleste cruised to a 6-0 win. The friendly served as a marquee warm-up for Argentina ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Colombia vs New Zealand

November 15, 2025

Colombia vs New Zealand

Colombia continued its 2026 World Cup preparations at Chase Stadium, edging New Zealand 2-1 before a lively Fort Lauderdale crowd. Gustavo Puerta opened the scoring early and Johan Carbonero struck a dramatic late winner as Los Cafeteros overcame a resilient All Whites side in an entertaining international friendly.

Italy vs Venezuela

March 21, 2024

Italy vs Venezuela

Inter Miami CF Stadium hosted a historic first-ever meeting between Italy and Venezuela in an international friendly. Striker Mateo Retegui scored twice to lift the Azzurri to a 2-1 win, as both nations tuned up for a pivotal summer—Italy ahead of UEFA Euro 2024 and Venezuela ahead of Copa América 2024 on U.S. soil.

USWNT vs Italy

December 1, 2025

USWNT vs Italy

The U.S. Women’s National Team closed its 2025 slate at Inter Miami CF Stadium with a 2-0 win over Italy. Catarina Macario and Jaedyn Shaw scored in the first half as the USWNT recorded a clean sheet and a fourth straight victory to end the year, giving Fort Lauderdale fans a showcase of the program’s rising talent.