Miami
Now Launching — 2026
San Diego’s Beloved Jewish Magazine Comes to Miami
L’Chaim Magazine Miami brings the same award-winning editorial voice, community depth, and Jewish cultural celebration that has made our San Diego edition a community staple — now tailored for South Florida’s vibrant, diverse Jewish community.
Why Miami
Reach South Florida’s Jewish Community
535K+
Jewish Residents
Greater Miami is home to one of the largest Jewish communities in the United States, spanning Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties.
250+
Synagogues & Institutions
From Aventura to Brickell, South Florida’s Jewish institutions represent every denomination and affiliation — and every reader demographic.
$2.1B
Annual Jewish Philanthropy
Miami’s Jewish community is among the most philanthropically active in the nation, with deep ties to local businesses, healthcare, law, and the arts.
Plan Ahead
2026 Editorial Calendar
January
New Year, New Miami
Resolutions & fresh starts · Health & wellness · Miami’s top Jewish doctors & healers
Ad Deadline: Dec 5
February
Love & Legacy
Valentine’s & Tu B’Av · Jewish couples & family stories · Kosher dining: romantic picks
Ad Deadline: Jan 5
March / Purim
Festival & Joy
Purim parties & celebrations · Arts & culture spotlight · Miami Jewish Film Festival preview
Ad Deadline: Feb 5
April / Passover
Freedom & Renewal
Passover seder guides · Spring fashion & home · Charity & social justice spotlight
Ad Deadline: Mar 5
May
Community Champions
Jewish educators & leaders · Mothers of the community · Holocaust Remembrance & Yom Ha’atzmaut
Ad Deadline: Apr 5
June / Summer
Miami Under the Sun
Summer camp guide · Shavuot · Real estate & luxury living · Jewish-owned restaurants
Ad Deadline: May 5
July / August
Travel & Israel Connections
Summer travel guide · Israeli culture in Miami · Young professionals · Back to school
Ad Deadline: Jun 5
September / High Holidays
Reflection & Renewal
Rosh Hashana & Yom Kippur · Synagogue directory · Year in review · New beginnings
Ad Deadline: Aug 5
October / Sukkot
Harvest & Home
Sukkot & Simchat Torah · Home & design special · Jewish-owned business directory
Ad Deadline: Sep 5
November
Gratitude & Giving
Tzedakah & community giving · Holiday gift guide · Healthcare & senior living special
Ad Deadline: Oct 5
December / Hanukkah
Light & Celebration
Hanukkah guide & events · Holiday entertaining · Best of Miami Jewish community
Ad Deadline: Nov 5
Special Issues
Annual Features
Bar/Bat Mitzvah Planner · Jewish Wedding Guide · Senior Living Showcase · Real Estate & Finance
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L’Chaim Magazine Miami offers premium print and digital advertising opportunities to reach an engaged, affluent Jewish readership across South Florida. All rates are per issue unless noted.
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Community
$3,600
Quarterly — 3 issues
- Quarter-page ad × 3 issues
- Website banner (1 month)
- eNewsletter inclusion × 1
- Business listing in print directory
- Social media mention × 1
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Presence
$8,400
Semi-annual — 6 issues
- Half-page ad × 6 issues
- Website banner (3 months)
- eNewsletter inclusion × 3
- Featured business spotlight article
- Social media posts × 3
- Special issue editorial mention
Premier
$18,000
Annual — 12 issues
- Full-page ad × 12 issues
- Premium cover placement (1 issue)
- Website banner (12 months)
- eNewsletter inclusion × 12
- 2 sponsored advertorials
- Event partnership opportunities
- Dedicated social campaign
- Priority editorial access
Custom packages available. Founding advertiser rates available for the inaugural issue — contact us today.
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