A young prosecutor arrives at a remote Soviet prison camp expecting to find a simple case of bureaucratic error. What he finds instead is something far more systematic. Sergei Loznitsa's adaptation of Georgy Demidov's novella is a quiet, merciless film about the machinery of state terror, told through the eyes of a man idealistic enough to believe the system can correct itself, and the prisoners who know better.
This chamber music program features Mozart's Piano Trio No. 4 in E major, K. 542 and Schumann's Piano Trio No. 2 in F major, Op. 80, two rarely performed works from the Classical and Romantic repertoire. Doors open 30 minutes before the performance.
Alfred Hitchcock's masterwork of suspense follows two strangers whose chance meeting on a train spirals into a deadly game of manipulation, murder, and moral entrapment.
The University of Miami's Earth Day Fair returns to the Lakeside Patio with sustainability showcases, green giveaways, a Yellow Submarine art activation, and a live concert to close out the day.
With & Without: A Coral Story examines the spread of Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease and the effort to protect coral reefs.
Cuban-born Miami bartender and U.S. Havana Club Ambassador Gio Gutierrez takes over the bar for an evening of signature cocktails, rum storytelling, and vinyl music.
ay McInerney closes out his beloved Calloway tetralogy with a novel that finds Russell and Corrinne navigating their sixties, a pandemic, and four decades of marriage with the wit and precision that made him a literary generation's defining voice.
GRAMMY-winning drummer and composer Dafnis Prieto brings his Cuban heritage and forward-looking musical vision to the stage with new compositions and selections from his celebrated album Back to the Sunset.
The City of Coral Gables marks Arbor Day with a morning celebration at Fewell Park featuring speakers and a live tree planting ceremony.
Join TAS members and friends on April 26, 4–6pm for Members Migration — a celebration of local conservation heroes featuring a keynote presentation by South Florida historian Cesar Becerra, a Spring Migration bird walk, live music by Wire Jays, and the TAS Conservation Awards Ceremony.