Kislak Collection research fellow Carolina Cueva presents findings from her month-long residency exploring Andean history, displacement, and identity through the collection's materials. The online presentation is moderated by curator Daniel Arbino and includes a live Q&A.
Gables Good Government joins Commissioner Richard Lara for a members-only town hall to discuss referendum election results and issues of concern to Coral Gables residents.
A Hollywood director travels incognito across Depression-era America to research a more serious film, in this 1941 satire by Preston Sturges starring Joel McCrea and Veronica Lake.
A seasonal tasting menu featuring spring ingredients, blending modern American and Japanese techniques across a multi-course dining experience.
A Levantine pop-up dining experience featuring a shared tasting menu, wine pairings, and theatrical presentation, led by chef Jimmy.
Miami's only high-end Italian food and wine festival returns to Coral Gables with unlimited pours, authentic bites, and a grand tasting celebration of Italy's finest culinary traditions.
Author Robert P. Watson presents Declaration, a study of the origins and impact of the Declaration of Independence, using primary sources to examine its historical context and legacy.
A discussion of Son of Nobody by Yann Martel, a novel that connects an imagined Greek epic with a modern scholar’s translation, exploring themes of authorship, memory, and history.
Opening reception at the Lowe Art Museum featuring two exhibitions on Afro-Cuban art and the Afrocubanismo movement.
A ballet showcase featuring the Choreographic Ensemble performing selections from the classical repertoire, highlighting the evolution of ballet across two centuries.