Jeffrey Hatcher's new adaptation of Dial M for Murder comes to Actors' Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre, directed by David Arisco. A taut murder mystery of jealousy, deception, and danger, performed in the company's most intimate space.
The Burrow's Vinyl & Cocktails series goes disco for one night, spinning Donna Summer, Chic, the Bee Gees, and underground cuts on a warm dancefloor. House drinks included.
Hop on your bike and explore the stories of Coral Gables' most notable women, from the city's founding to the present day. This Women's History Month tour is led by one of our local Great Women and starts at the Coral Gables Museum.
Graziano’s Mercado brings together wellness, food, local vendors, and live music by DJ Kumi in an outdoor community event.
The Greater Miami Symphonic Band honors outgoing Music Director Robert Longfield with a celebration concert featuring his own compositions and arrangements alongside beloved works from his nearly thirty years with the ensemble. Sunday, May 17 at 6 p.m. at Maurice Gusman Concert Hall, University of Miami.
Join Elvis Fuentes, Director of the Coral Gables Museum, for a guided walking tour of public art on the University of Miami campus. The tour starts at the Lowe Art Museum, 1301 Stanford Drive. Arrive by bike or Metrorail — secure bicycle parking provided on site.
Humphrey Bogart stars in this beloved 1954 holiday classic, in which three escaped convicts find their plans foiled — by a Christmas dinner and a family they can't bring themselves to leave behind.
A 16mm screening of Eisenstein's landmark 1925 silent film, part of a series examining the political and cultural forces that gave rise to the Russian montage movement.film screening
Ferzan Özpetek's Diamonds follows a filmmaker who gathers his favorite actresses to make a film about women, and in doing so, blurs the line between reality and fiction, past and present, rivalry and sisterhood.
The Gables Good Government Committee and St. Thomas University's Institute for Ethical Leadership host a free public panel on ethical leadership in government and public service on May 20 at the Coral Gables Museum.