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The James L. Knight Center is a contemporary entertainment and convention complex located in Downtown Miami, Florida. Located within the Miami Central Business District, the venue opened in 1982. The complex is named after famed newspaper publisher, James L. Knight. Since its opening, the complex has hosted many business, entertainment and political events. Annually, it hosts Miami Dade College graduation ceremonies. It also hosted Miss Universe in 1984 and 1985, Miss USA in 1986 and Miss Teen USA in 1985 and the OTI Festival 1989. Most recently, the CONMEBOL hosted the draw for the 2024 Copa America™ Group Stage at the James L. Knight Center.

Key Information

History

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The complex originally was built to be an exhibition hall for the downtown Miami area, to attract business conferences, trade shows and conventions. Previous conventions were held at the Miami Beach Convention Center. However, the business atmosphere for Miami Beach began to decline. City officials saw this as an opportunity to claim the market for the blossoming downtown business district.[1] The space, known as James L. Knight Convention Center, was the project of the City of Miami.[2] During its construction, the University of Miami sought a sports arena for its revitalized basketball program. Newspaper publisher James L. Knight donated over one million dollars towards the cost of the arena.[3] The space became known as the University of Miami Auditorium.

Along with the Hyatt Regency Hotel, the complex opened October 2, 1982, to the public. Although this venture was promising for the city government, it proved to be very costly. Although the center hosted many events, it was not able to draw large convention crowds due to its limited size.[4] The venue began to accumulate debt for the county and city officials were unsure of how to solve the problem. Taxes were increased to handle the $5 million annual operating costs and debt for the venue.[5] In 1983, the FIU Sunblazers men's and women's basketball team used the UM Auditorium until the completion of the Sunblazer Arena in 1986.[6] Shortly after, the newly reestablished Miami Hurricanes men's basketball team occupied the auditorium and the center was revitalized.[7]

To meet demand, the city looked to expand the Knight Center to be used for large conventions, which would not only gain higher revenue for the city, but also solve the city's growing unemployment issue.[8] Concurrently, the University of Miami were also looking to build upon the athletic success of the auditorium by adding a public meeting space and lecture hall.[9] During this time, the auditorium hosted many events, including the NWA Wrestling's Clash of the Champions televised event in June 1988 and two concert appearances for the band R.E.M.[10]

The Knight Center became used primarily for concerts when the Hurricanes moved into Miami Arena in 1988, and became the original home of the annual Premios Lo Nuestro ceremony in the 1990s, remaining until the ceremony moved into the newly completed Waterfront Theater at American Airlines Arena in 2000.

In February 1994 the game show Wheel of Fortune taped episodes at the Knight Center.[11] 7 years later in November 2001 Wheel of Fortune would again tape at the Knight Center, however the audience size was reduced following the September 11 Attacks.[12]

On July 7, 2021, professional wrestling promotion All Elite Wrestling (AEW) hosted a special episode of their weekly television show AEW Dynamite called Road Rager at the arena.[13][14] AEW would return to the Knight Center in October 2021 to tape another episode of Dynamite and two episodes of its other weekly television show, AEW Rampage.[15][16][17]

Facilities

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  • Miami Convention Center
    • James L. Knight Center Theater (formerly the James L. Knight Center from 1982 to 2013)
    • Riverfront Exhibition Hall
      • North Hall
      • Central Hall
      • South Hall
    • Riverwalk & Dockage
  • Miami Conference Center
    • Ashe Auditorium
    • Miami Lecture Hall
  • Hyatt Regency Hotel
    • Regency Ballroom
    • Riverwalk Cafe
    • Riverwalk Deli
    • Pure Verde

Location

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The complex is located along the Miami River near Bayfront Park. Also in the area is Mary Brickell Village, Gusman Center for the Performing Arts and New World School of the Arts. The complex is serviced by the Knight Center station for the Metromover.

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  • James L. Knight Center Theater - Front View
    James L. Knight Center Theater - Front View
  • James L. Knight Center Theater - Floor View
    James L. Knight Center Theater - Floor View
  • James L. Knight Center Theater Lobby
    James L. Knight Center Theater Lobby
  • Ashe Auditorium at the James L. Knight Center
    Ashe Auditorium at the James L. Knight Center
  • Ashe Auditorium at the James L. Knight Center
    Ashe Auditorium at the James L. Knight Center
  • Ashe Auditorium Lobby at the James L. Knight Center
    Ashe Auditorium Lobby at the James L. Knight Center
  • Riverwalk & Dockage View at the James L. Knight Center
    Riverwalk & Dockage View at the James L. Knight Center
  • Riverwalk & Dockage View at the James L. Knight Center
    Riverwalk & Dockage View at the James L. Knight Center
  • Riverwalk & Dockage at the James L. Knight Center
    Riverwalk & Dockage at the James L. Knight Center
  • Riverfront Hall at James L. Knight Center - Miami Convention Center
    Riverfront Hall at James L. Knight Center - Miami Convention Center
  • Riverfront Hall at James L. Knight Center - Miami Convention Center
    Riverfront Hall at James L. Knight Center - Miami Convention Center
  • Miami Lecture Hall at the James L. Knight Center
    Miami Lecture Hall at the James L. Knight Center
  • Miami Lecture Hall at the James L. Knight Center
    Miami Lecture Hall at the James L. Knight Center

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The James L. Knight Center Complex is a multipurpose convention, meeting, and entertainment facility in Downtown Miami's , . Opened on October 2, 1982, following a $110 million construction project spearheaded by the City of Miami, the , and developer Earl Worsham, the complex spans multiple venues including a main theater with a of 4,650, a 28,000-square-foot hall ( Hall) with capacities up to 2,680 in theater style or 4,667 for reception, and various meeting rooms for events ranging from 20 to 5,000 attendees. Named in honor of newspaper publisher James L. Knight, whose contributed to its development, the center was designed to elevate 's status as an international convention destination with advanced audio-visual capabilities and flexible spaces adjacent to the Regency Miami hotel. Since its dedication by Miami Mayor Maurice Ferre, the Knight Center Complex has hosted a diverse array of events, including major concerts, corporate conferences, trade shows, and international gatherings such as the 1982 American Society of Travel Agents convention, underscoring its role in South Florida's cultural and economic landscape. As of 2025, the venue is managed by Legends Global following its 2024 acquisition of ASM Global, and features state-of-the-art technology, high-speed , unobstructed sightlines in its acoustically superior theater, and over 1,000 nearby parking spaces, making it a versatile hub for entertainment and professional functions. Its location near the River and public transit options like the free further enhances accessibility for visitors.

Overview

Description and Purpose

The James L. Knight Center Complex is a contemporary entertainment, meeting, and convention complex situated in Downtown , , within the Central District. It serves as a multipurpose venue primarily designed for hosting conferences, shows, concerts, performances, and graduations, offering flexible configurations to accommodate diverse event needs. The complex, which opened on October 2, 1982, and is named after newspaper publisher James L. Knight, supports gatherings ranging from intimate meetings to large-scale assemblies. However, as of November 2025, the complex is slated for redevelopment into the Miami Riverbridge project, a three-tower including a hotel, residential units, and public spaces, with construction expected to begin in 2025 following voter approval in 2022. Key capacity highlights include a main theater with up to 4,609 seats, a 28,000-square-foot exhibit hall, and combined spaces capable of hosting over 10,000 attendees across its facilities. Its architectural style reflects a modern emphasis on functionality, with versatile layouts, unobstructed sightlines in performance areas, and adaptable staging to optimize event flow and attendee experience.

Ownership and Management

The James L. Knight Center Complex has been owned by the City of Miami since its opening in 1982. The complex is named in honor of James L. Knight (1908–1982), co-founder of the Knight newspaper chain that evolved into Knight-Ridder Inc., in recognition of his pivotal role in establishing the as a major institution and his broader philanthropic support for Miami's cultural and civic growth through the . Daily operations and are handled by Legends Global as of November 2025, a global venue operator formed through the acquisition of ASM Global by Legends completed in August 2024, with rebranding to Legends Global in September 2025; the company previously managed the complex under the ASM Global and SMG brands. Legends Global oversees key responsibilities such as event booking and coordination, facility maintenance and upgrades, and strategic partnerships with nearby properties including the adjacent to enhance visitor experiences in .

Historical Development

Planning and Construction

In the mid-to-late 1970s, planning for the Knight Center Complex began as a strategic initiative by the City of Miami, the , and developer Earl Worsham to position the city as a premier destination for conferences and conventions, thereby revitalizing the economy and enhancing cultural and educational infrastructure. The project originated in 1975 with the city's acquisition of land along the , addressing the need for modern facilities to attract high-profile events amid Miami's growing role as a global hub. Construction of the complex, which encompassed the , theater, and adjacent , was funded through a multifaceted approach totaling approximately $110 million, with the bulk coming from $60 million in city revenue bonds, supplemented by $5 million in direct city funds, $2.5 million from the James L. Charitable Trust, and a $4 million federal grant. The architectural design was led by the firm Ferendino/Grafton/Spillis/, known for their work on civic projects. Groundbreaking occurred in 1980, following initial financing secured from a 1969 bond sale, and the build proceeded amid challenges including delays and $15 million in cost overruns, ultimately spanning about 4.5 years from project inception to completion. This timeline culminated in the complex's dedication on October 1, 1982, marking the realization of a key effort for the region.

Opening and Expansions

The James L. Knight Center Complex opened on October 2, 1982, at a cost of $110 million, marking a significant milestone in downtown 's development as a convention destination. The initial facilities encompassed a 5,000-seat main theater, known for its advanced audio-visual capabilities including simultaneous in six languages, and a dedicated exhibit hall suited for large-scale trade shows and conferences. This opening was celebrated in a dedication ceremony led by Miami Mayor Maurice Ferre, highlighting the complex's role in elevating the city's profile for business and entertainment events. From its inception, saw rapid adoption for trade shows and conferences throughout the , quickly establishing itself as a hub for professional gatherings. A prime example was the American Society of Travel Agents convention held in 1982, which attracted over 7,000 international attendees and underscored the venue's immediate appeal for high-profile events. This early success contributed to sustained usage, with the facility hosting numerous business expos and meetings that boosted Miami's economy during the decade. In 1986, the venue was renamed the James L. Knight International Center to reflect its growing role in hosting international events. This change reinforced the complex's integration with the surrounding Central Business District, acting as a catalyst for a $2.5 billion building boom that transformed the area's skyline and infrastructure.

Renaming and Renovations

The James L. Knight Center, originally dedicated in 1982 as a major convention facility in Downtown , was initially known as the James L. Knight Convention Center from 1982 to 1986, then renamed the James L. Knight International Center from 1986 to 2013 to emphasize its role in hosting international events and conferences, before reverting to the James L. Knight Center in 2013. This naming evolution reflects the venue's expanded scope beyond local gatherings, aligning with 's growth as a global hub during the and beyond. In recent years, the complex—sometimes collectively termed the Knight Center Complex in development discussions—has been the subject of major redevelopment plans under the , which aims to replace the existing facilities with three high-rise towers (two 61-story and one 80-story building) totaling nearly 3.8 million square feet of mixed-use space, including residential, hotel, office, and retail components, along with public parks and improved riverfront access. Approved by voters in November 2022 and by city boards in 2024, the project is led by Hotels Corp. and Gencom, with construction projected to begin in late 2025 and the first two towers completed by 2028, followed by the third in 2029; as of November 2025, planning and design for Phase One are ongoing, expected to complete in 2026. The adjacent Regency Miami has been linked to these initiatives, highlighting the site's integrated role in the city's entertainment landscape.

Facilities

Convention and Exhibition Halls

The convention and exhibition halls at the James L. Knight Center form a core component of its facilities, designed to support large-scale trade shows, conferences, and gatherings with versatile, column-free spaces. The primary venue is the Riverfront Exhibition Hall, spanning 28,000 square feet along the Miami River, which can be configured for various event formats including seated assemblies, banquets, or booth exhibitions. This hall accommodates up to 2,680 in theater-style seating or 123 standard 8x10-foot booths, enabling events for 20 to over 4,600 attendees depending on the setup, such as receptions or exhibits. The space is divisible into three sections—North Hall (11,000 sq ft), Central Hall (13,000 sq ft), and South Hall (4,000 sq ft)—using flexible partitioning to suit smaller or segmented conventions. Technical capabilities include built-in audiovisual systems, adjustable lighting, and rigging options integrated throughout the complex to facilitate professional conventions, with the halls supporting presentations and exhibit installations. These features have made the halls a staple for annual trade shows, such as the Small Business Expo, which draws entrepreneurs for networking and vendor displays, and various business expositions highlighting industry innovations.

Performance and Auditorium Spaces

The James L. Knight Center features several dedicated and spaces designed for concerts, speeches, theatrical productions, and lectures, emphasizing seated configurations with stage-focused layouts. The centerpiece is the main theater, a proscenium-style venue with a capacity of 4,650 seats in theater-style arrangement. Its seating is divided into and levels, providing unobstructed sightlines through a wedge-shaped design that enhances intimacy for large audiences. The stage spans 16,000 square feet, supporting diverse productions with superior acoustical dynamics for clear sound distribution. Adjacent to the main theater within the complex's conference facilities are smaller venues suited for more intimate events. The Ashe Auditorium, located on the third floor, offers 444 tiered seats with fold-away writing arms facing a raised stage, ideal for lectures, panel discussions, or modest performances. Similarly, the Lecture Hall accommodates 117 seats in a compact setup, optimized for educational sessions or small-scale presentations with capabilities. These spaces collectively enable the complex to host a range of scale-appropriate events, from grand theatrical spectacles to focused academic gatherings.

Adjacent Amenities

The James L. Knight International Center is directly adjacent to the , providing seamless integration for event attendees through a glass-enclosed that offers convenient access between the venues. The hotel features 615 guest rooms and suites, equipped with modern amenities to accommodate visitors attending conferences or performances at . Additionally, the hotel's Regency Ballroom spans 11,840 square feet and can host up to 1,000 guests for banquets or receptions, enhancing the center's capacity for pre- or post-event gatherings. Dining options within the complex are managed exclusively by the Hyatt Regency Miami, ensuring a range of on-site choices for quick meals or casual refreshments during events. The Riverwalk Cafe offers casual Latin-American in a relaxed setting overlooking the River, while The Market provides grab-and-go items and Pure Verde Lounge serves light fare and beverages for networking breaks. These facilities support the center's operational flow by minimizing the need for off-site excursions. Parking facilities adjacent to the complex include the James L. Knight Center Garage, which provides 1,450 spaces for vehicles, facilitating easy access for large crowds. Operated by the Parking Authority, these garages connect directly to the venue, with options for valet service available through the . Conference support services at the center include dedicated registration areas utilizing flexible meeting rooms, allowing organizers to set up check-in stations efficiently. Loading docks are strategically located along SE 4th Avenue, equipped for the safe handling of freight and equipment, with all loading and unloading restricted to designated areas to maintain security and operations. These amenities collectively streamline logistics for conventions and exhibitions hosted at the facility.

Location and Accessibility

Site and Surroundings

The James L. Knight Center Complex is located at 400 SE Second Avenue, Miami, FL 33131, with geographic coordinates 25°46′15″N 80°11′28″W. The approximately 4.5-acre site lies along the western banks of the Miami River, placing it in immediate proximity to Biscayne Bay approximately 0.3 miles to the east and Bayfront Park directly to the north across the river. This positioning integrates the complex into the vibrant Miami Central Business District, where it is enveloped by a dense cluster of high-rise office towers, financial institutions, and hospitality venues. In November 2022, Miami voters approved the Miami Riverbridge project, a $1 billion mixed-use redevelopment by Hyatt and Gencom on the 4-acre site, set to replace the existing complex starting in 2025 with three high-rise towers (two 61-story and one 80-story), 1,500 residential units, a 615-key Hyatt hotel, 190,000 square feet of convention space, retail, and 50,000 square feet of public green space along the river. As of November 2025, construction has commenced, with completion projected over several years, enhancing public access via an upgraded pedestrian bridge to the Metromover's Knight Center Station. Outdoor plazas on the site enhance connectivity with surrounding urban elements, including the adjacent Hyatt Regency Miami hotel and nearby cultural institutions such as the Gusman Center for the Performing Arts, fostering a seamless blend of commercial, recreational, and entertainment functions in .

Transportation Options

The James L. Knight Center offers convenient access via multiple public transportation options, facilitating easy arrival for visitors in . The provides direct service through its Knight Center station on the free Inner Loop, which connects to key downtown points including the Government Center and Wilkie D. Ferguson stations. Nearby transit includes the Metrorail's Government Center station, approximately 0.5 miles away, from which passengers can walk or transfer to the for a short ride to the venue. Several Metrobus routes, such as lines 7, 77, and 95, stop within walking distance, while rail passengers at station can reach the complex via a one-minute walk to Wilkie D. Ferguson and the Metromover Inner Loop. For those driving, the center is accessible from Interstate 95 via north- and southbound exits directly into the facility, as well as from US-1 (Miami Avenue) ramps toward Biscayne Boulevard. Parking options include the on-site Knight Center Garage at 100 SE 2nd Street with event-discounted rates around $20, self-parking facilities, and valet service at the adjacent Hyatt Regency entrance. Accessibility features support inclusive travel, with an ADA-compliant drop-off and pick-up area at the Regency valet ramp, accommodating guests using wheelchairs, walkers, canes, or crutches. Event-specific shuttles may also be available to assist with navigation from nearby transit points.

Notable Events

Sports and Athletic Events

The Knight Center Complex, through its James L. Knight Center , has served as a key venue for sports and athletic events in downtown , accommodating collegiate , , and indoor exhibitions during its operational history. From 1985 to 1988, the Hurricanes men's basketball team played its home games at the James L. Knight Center, marking a pivotal period in the program's revival after a 14-year hiatus; the team's inaugural regular-season game there drew 4,984 spectators for an 85-77 victory over . This multipurpose facility, with a of approximately 5,000, offered a central urban location for the Hurricanes before their move to the . Similarly, the (FIU) team hosted games at the James L. Knight Center from 1983 to 1986, including matchups against regional rivals like the Hurricanes in 1988, which highlighted the venue's role in supporting emerging collegiate athletics. In , the complex hosted (AEW) events in 2021, notably the July 7 "Road Rager" episode of , broadcast live from the James L. Knight Center and featuring high-profile matches as part of AEW's post-pandemic touring schedule. The venue has also facilitated indoor sports exhibitions, such as the October 27, 1986, NBA preseason game between the and Nets, which attracted attention to as an emerging basketball market. Additionally, it has hosted fitness conferences, including the Biohackers World Conference & Expo in 2024, which emphasized athletic performance, nutrition, and wellness strategies through seminars and vendor showcases.

Pageants and Awards

The James L. Knight International Center has been a prominent venue for high-profile beauty pageants and ceremonies, particularly those requiring large-scale production and media exposure. Following its opening in 1982, the center—with its multipurpose facilities including a 4,609-seat —quickly became suitable for international events of this nature. These gatherings highlight the venue's capacity to accommodate glamorous, televised spectacles that draw global audiences. The 33rd Miss Universe pageant took place on July 9, 1984, at the James L. Knight Convention Center, featuring contestants from 81 countries and culminating in the crowning of from by outgoing titleholder of . One year later, on July 15, 1985, the 34th edition returned to the same venue, where Deborah Carthy-Deu of was crowned before a live audience, marking consecutive years of the event in . In 1986, the center hosted the pageant on May 20, with of named the winner, bringing the national competition back to after a previous appearance in the region. Annually since the early years of the center's operation, it has served as the primary location for 's commencement ceremonies, which function as large-scale award events honoring thousands of graduates across multiple campuses. For instance, the 2017 ceremonies at the venue celebrated nearly 14,000 students in a series of formal proceedings. These events underscore the center's role in educational milestones, blending ceremonial pomp with recognition of academic achievements. The venue's technical infrastructure, including state-of-the-art audiovisual systems, high-speed connectivity, and flexible staging, has facilitated seamless broadcasts for these pageants and ceremonies. Productions typically involve extensive camera arrays, professional lighting rigs, and on-site control rooms to support national network coverage, ensuring high-quality transmission to audiences worldwide.

Conferences and Cultural Gatherings

The James L. Knight International Center has hosted significant international ceremonial conferences, including the for the tournament on December 7, 2023, where representatives from 16 national teams gathered to determine group stage matchups in a live-broadcast event attended by dignitaries and football officials. This event underscored the venue's capacity for high-profile global assemblies, utilizing its for presentations and media interactions. Annually, the center serves as a hub for trade shows and international conferences, accommodating events that foster economic networking and . Notable examples include the Small Business Expo, which returns yearly to promote through exhibitor booths and sessions in the exhibit halls, drawing participants from local startups to national firms. International gatherings, such as the 2nd International Congress on Consciousness organized by the International Academy of Consciousness, have utilized the facility for multi-day discussions on interdisciplinary topics, attracting global scholars and practitioners. These events leverage the center's 17 meeting rooms and advanced audiovisual systems to support diverse formats like panel discussions and workshops. Cultural events at the center encompass a range of artistic and intellectual programming, including concerts that feature diverse genres from to contemporary performances, with the 4,609-seat theater hosting artists like and in recent lineups. Lectures and talks occur in the dedicated 117-seat Lecture Hall, equipped for seminars and presentations that engage audiences on topics from professional training to inspirational addresses. Art exhibitions have also been featured, such as the River Art Fair, an international showcase held within the convention spaces, and ongoing permanent displays in public areas curated through collaborations like the Gallery Walk by the River program. Post-2020, the center has adapted to evolving event landscapes by enhancing hybrid capabilities, integrating high-definition videoconferencing and fiber optic Wi-Fi to enable seamless in-person and virtual participation for conferences and cultural gatherings. This infrastructure supports broader accessibility, allowing international attendees to join remotely while maintaining the venue's role in Miami's post-pandemic recovery through increased event bookings.

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