William Osorio’s Common Ground is on view at the University of Miami Art Gallery at The Chapel from July 8 to August 5. Curated by Milly Cardoso, the exhibition includes oil stick paintings, collage, and textile works exploring memory, migration, family history, and daily life.
Jenny Jackson discusses her novel "The Shampoo Effect," a contemporary story set in coastal Massachusetts about friendship, heartbreak, long-held secrets, parenting, and a social circle forced to confront change. The free public event includes a conversation with author Asha Elias.
Vibraphonist Warren Wolf joins bassist Kris Funn and drummer McClenty Hunter for an America250-themed program of jazz standards and Americana-inspired music.
Caffe Abbracci offers a $38 Taste the Gables executive lunch menu, available Monday through Friday from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm, with appetizer, entrée, dessert, and coffee or tea included.
Carla Simón’s "Romería" follows 18-year-old Marina as a search for university documents leads her to her biological family in Vigo and uncovers long-buried secrets about her parents’ past.
A four-session architecture workshop takes place at Coral Gables Museum on Saturdays from July 11 to August 1. The program includes Starchitects Lectures, a bonus field trip and architectural tour with dates to be determined, and a certificate of completion.
Crate & Kids hosts a Baby Registry event for parents-to-be with registry experts, baby gear demonstrations, nursery planning help, light bites, gifts for the first 30 registrants in attendance, and an in-store raffle.
Saturday jazz nights continue at The Globe, featuring Afro-Cuban rhythms and jazz in an intimate Coral Gables setting. There is no cover charge, and tables are available for dinner reservations of four or more.
Vinyl & Cocktails: Jazz at The Burrow features jazz recordings played on vinyl, with music connected to Miles Davis, Chet Baker, John Coltrane, Bill Evans, Duke Ellington, Thelonious Monk, Ella Fitzgerald, and Sarah Vaughan. Tickets include house beer, wine, sake, and cocktails.
Set during the Cold War, The Iron Giant follows a young boy who befriends a mysterious giant robot from outer space. Directed by Brad Bird and based on Ted Hughes' novel The Iron Man, the animated film explores friendship, courage, and the power of choosing one's own destiny.