Grammy Award winner Richard Bravo and his jazz trio perform Thursday evenings at Armstrong Jazz House. Bravo and Camilo Valencia created “Made in Miami,” a Latin jazz instrumental album that received two Grammy Awards and includes guest appearances by Arturo Sandoval, Milton Salcedo and Luis Enrique. Armstrong Jazz House offers live jazz performances, cuisine and cocktails.
“The Shark Is Broken” revisits the troubled production of “Jaws” through a comedy about its feuding stars, unpredictable weather and malfunctioning mechanical shark. The production runs through Aug. 9.
Travel across America one bite at a time during The Great American Road Trip on July 17. This multi-course dining experience pairs regional favorites including lobster rolls, Wagyu hot dogs, and BBQ ribs with classic American-inspired cocktails and spirits.
The Coral Gables Museum and Allapattah Collaborative CDC mark America250 with family activities, a bilingual exhibition, food trucks and screenings of Disney’s “Ben and Me.”
Ponce Circle Park will host free outdoor soccer watch parties on July 18 and 19, with matches shown on a large screen and nearby dining and transportation options.
The Burrow presents an R&B edition of Vinyl & Cocktails featuring records selected by Nando, limited seating and included house beer, wine, sake and cocktails.
Gables Bike Tours marks the 250th anniversary of American independence with a July 19 route visiting Coral Gables sites connected to the city’s patriotic history.
Graziano’s Mercado at Life Time will screen the Argentina versus Spain World Cup final with live music, an Argentine parrillada, beer specials, customizable jerseys and a soccer activity for children.
Keep Coral Gables Beautiful and Renuable will explain the city’s new Community Compost Drop-Off Program, accepted materials, composting practices, and options for composting at home.
La Taberna Giralda's Saturday Flamenco Show features live music and dance by the Tres A Compás Flamenco Group beginning at 8:30 pm.