Don’t care about the Super Bowl? Score big at free events this weekend

Come for more than just the food and drinks to one of the quaintest streets on South Beach. On Sundays Espanola Way hosts an all-day Sunday Bazaar, where you can roam and shop for gourmet foods, jewelry, art, handmade gifts and clothes, all uniquely crafted by South Florida artisans.

You can find the arts and great dining all in one unique boutique hotel at The Betsy Hotel on South Beach. Music, too. Mike Gerber is on the piano on Thursday, then jazz vocalists Silvia Santilli on Friday and Leesa Richards on Saturday. Make sure to save the date for a romantic evening on Valentine’s Day when guitarist Tom Lippincott and pianist Pierre-Alexandre Petiot perform. If you get hungry, grab a slice or some homemade pasta at The Alley Pizzeria.

Yes, it’s Gables Gallery Night Feb. 2, but you can also gallery hop the rest of the weekend thanks to Bank of America’s Museums on Us program. Whip out your debit card for free museum  admission to Coral Gables Museum, Miami Children’s Museum, Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami, Bass Museum, HistoryMiami and Perez Art Museum Miami on Feb. 3 and 4. More info here.

In an ode to all things Havana, Concrete Beach patio gets transformed into a Cuban party. Out come the Cuban bites and dominoes and the salsa music cranks up for an Havana Nights event. Plenty of Havana Lager will be flowing, which pairs well with a cigar from the Pop-Up Shop.

If you’ve never been, then what are you waiting for? Local historian and bike enthusiast Frank Schena has been doing his bike tours for years through the tree-lined streets of Coconut Grove. Schena’s tour covers the area’s historic architecture, the unique local foliage, massive native shade trees and plenty of other local ecological treasures. Bring water and sunscreen.