The Matheson Hammock Market runs every Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., featuring 20 to 30 vendors with food, artisan goods, plants, and a Young Entrepreneurs area highlighting neurodivergent children. Free entry; parking vouchers included.
The animated classic Shrek returns to the screen, following a likable ogre and his wisecracking donkey companion on a mission to rescue a princess from a fire-breathing dragon.
Florida L'Opera & Zarzuela presents a free classical concert of beloved Zarzuela selections performed by international singers Roxana Triana, Josué Brizuela, and Enrique Estrada, with piano accompaniment by Eden Marte. Suggested donation $5 to $20.
Guitarist and composer Alberto Puerto performs AfroCuban Guitar and Beyond at Cernuda Arte in Coral Gables on Saturday, May 30. A meet and greet runs from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m., followed by the program from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. The evening features new solo guitar works alongside classic AfroCuban themes, rooted in Cuban musical language and expanded through Puerto's classical voice.
Cuban trombonist Julio Montalvo brings his New Latin Jazz to Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden on Saturday, May 30, for an outdoor evening of Son, Mambo, Timba, and soul. Gates open at 7:00 p.m.; general admission starts at $35.95. Premium seating, picnic baskets, and cocktail flights are available as add-ons. Fairchild members receive a discounted rate at checkout.
The Burrow's Vinyl Evening series explores Latin America's most evocative sounds, from bossa nova and bolero to son cubano and Latin jazz, with house beer, wine, sake, and cocktails included.
Rebound Rock Band, a five-piece group covering classic rock, glam, blues, grunge, and more, takes the stage with iconic anthems from the 1950s through the 1990s.
Beekeeper and environmental scientist Daniel Calzadilla leads an introductory workshop on starting a backyard apiary, pollinator-friendly gardening, and the role of bees in South Florida's ecosystem.
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The classic whodunit gets a fresh staging at Actors’ Playhouse. In “Dial M for Murder,”” a charming but calculating husband hatches