Author and Bee Nice Foundation founder Jasmine Izaguirre discusses her children’s book, “Ofelia the Bee,” which introduces young readers to beehives, pollinators, and the roles of queen, worker, and drone bees.
Set in 1979 New Mexico, the film follows 14-year-old Olmo as he struggles with family responsibilities, adolescence, and caring for his ill father after an invitation to a party gives him a chance to escape.
JohnMartin’s marks Halfway to St. Patrick’s Day with live music from U2 tribute band Wide Awake and a lager promotion on Sept. 17.
Chef Max Kamakura presents Vinyl Omakase at The Burrow, a multi-course dinner paired with curated vinyl selections. Seating is limited to 24 guests, with food and unlimited house drinks included.
Karaoke on the Mile takes place every Thursday at 8 pm at JohnMartin’s Irish Pub & Restaurant, giving guests the chance to take the microphone for a weekly night of karaoke in Coral Gables.
Park(ing) Day transforms parking spaces across Coral Gables into temporary public places on Sept. 18, encouraging residents to rethink how city streets can be used.
Explore special opportunities on Steinway & Sons, Boston, and Essex pianos during the Sept. 18–19 Closed Door Event, available by appointment only.
Help clean Cartagena Park during the 41st International Coastal Cleanup, with supplies provided and community service hours available for volunteers.
The Coral Gables Museum and Miami Lighthouse present an accessible Family Day with tactile art, blind soccer, Braille storytime, games, and a museum scavenger hunt.
The Lowe Art Museum’s Family Art Workshops invite families to explore works in the museum’s galleries through guided observation and