Splash Pad Now Open

DAILY 10 AM - 7 PM
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Yellow hard hat with blue prints.

Live Local Act: Whitman Development Project Update

Message from Village Manager Jorge M. Gonzalez
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Heavy traffic congestion on a city road, with cars in various colors lined up closely. The atmosphere is busy and tense, reflecting urban life.

Traffic Impacts - Collins & Harding Avenue

Re-Alignment Project to Begin June 2025
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Upcoming Events

Bal Harbour Event

Beyond Bal Harbour ft. THE WIZ

Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County
Beyond Bal Harbour ft. THE WIZ
Bal Harbour Event

Architectural Review Board Meeting

Bal Harbour Village Council Chamber
Architectural Review Board Meeting
Bal Harbour Event

Movie Night on the Beach ft. How to Train Your Dragon 

Bal Harbour Beach North (By the Jetty)
Movie Night on the Beach ft. How to Train Your Dragon 
Bal Harbour Event

The Market

Bal Harbour Beach South
The Market

Bal Harbour Projects

A rendering of Waterfront Park

Waterfront Park

This enclave, nestled across from the current Village Hall, will feature open lawn areas for passive activities, strolling gardens, meditative spaces, progressive exercise zones, and a “Mother Earth, Cycle of Life”-themed playground designed by award-winning Danish firm, Monstrum.

Waterfront Park
Proposed design for new Village Hall

Village Hall

RFQ No. 2024-005 was advertised on June 25, 2024, for the provision of the necessary services to complete the Architectural, Engineering and Construction Administration services required for the design and construction of the new Bal Harbour Village Hall.

Village Hall
The beach with the buildings behind

Harbourfront Park

Mikyoung Kim Design Studio, an internationally acclaimed, award winning landscape architectural firm was selected by Village Council for the design of the Harbourfront Park, Jetty and Cutwalk project.

Harbourfront Park
Walkway with Wooden Canopies on either side, and people enjoying the space.

96th Street Plaza

The vision includes a paved walkway with an iconic wave pattern, as well as stepped seating with wooden canopies to enhance the natural aesthetic of the entranceway to the ocean.

96th Street Plaza