Francesco’s Ceviche Masterclass
Prepare your own traditional Peruvian ceviche during a hands-on class with Chef Renzo Rios at Francesco. The experience includes Intipalka wine and a signed postcard.
Prepare your own traditional Peruvian ceviche during a hands-on class with Chef Renzo Rios at Francesco. The experience includes Intipalka wine and a signed postcard.
Tullio Ristorante Italiano offers Taste the Gables lunch for $29 daily and dinner for $60 Sunday through Thursday, featuring Italian dishes made with seasonal ingredients.
Leica Store Miami opens Wanderlust, an exhibition featuring photographs created by alumni during destination workshops and tours around the world. The gallery reception will include participating artists, instructors and tour leaders.
Actors’ Playhouse advanced camp students present a 60-minute youth production of Anastasia, following Anya’s journey from the Russian Empire to 1920s Paris
“The Shark Is Broken” follows Robert Shaw, Richard Dreyfuss and Roy Scheider during the troubled production of “Jaws,” as delays and a malfunctioning mechanical shark keep the actors waiting aboard the film’s fishing boat. Runs through August 9.
Moonlight at Fairchild brings evening garden access, astronomy activities, telescope viewing, wellness programming and optional art, tasting, charcuterie, cocktail and mocktail experiences to Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden on July 31.
Kiddos Magazine celebrates its 13th anniversary with a free back-to-school event featuring children’s activities, live performances, exhibitors and family entertainment at the University of Miami.
Take a docent-guided tour of the Coral Gables Merrick House and explore 14 historic rooms, landscaped grounds, a grotto, Heritage Garden and lily pond. Weekend tours are offered at 1 pm, 2 pm and 3 pm.
Learn cross-stitch from the beginning during a beginner-friendly class benefiting Fundación Sun.Risas. All proceeds will support communities affected in Venezuela.
Author Andre Frattino celebrates the release of We Are Pan, a novel based on research and interviews with members of Miami’s Pedro Pan community. The event is free and open to the public.
