Three South Florida acts take the Keystone stage for Birdstock, the closing concert of the 16th Annual Conservation Concert season. Music starts at 7pm. An acoustic duo, a classic-rock ensemble, and a Glades-inspired six-piece headline a night of live music benefiting the Steinberg Nature Center. $15 minimum donation; kids 12 and under free.
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Coral Gables Ballet presents A Night of Dance at the Miracle Theater, featuring invited guest artists and the pre-professional dancers of Miami Royal Ballet in an evening of classical ballet excerpts.
Coral Gables Ballet presents “A Night of Ballet” on Sat., April 25 at 7 pm at Actors' Playhouse at the
The Frost Symphony Orchestra closes its season with two towering works of Soviet-era music, exploring how Prokofiev and Shostakovich encoded resistance, defiance, and catharsis within their scores.
Mel Brooks' beloved comedy comes to life on stage as Frederick Frankenstein inherits the family estate, the family monster, and the family chaos in this laugh-out-loud musical romp through Transylvania.
Quentin Tarantino's complete revenge epic comes to the screen in its rarely shown uncut form, presenting Uma Thurman's iconic turn as The Bride in one operatic, intermission-included event.
Thursday brings its 30+ singles night to The Burrow, a hidden members club on Miracle Mile, for an intimate evening of vinyl jazz, poker, conversation, and one complimentary drink inside a vintage salon built for exactly this kind of night.
Warren Beatty's Oscar-winning epic returns in a stunning 4K restoration, tracing the passionate love affair between radical journalists Louise Bryant and John Reed against the sweep of WWI and the Bolshevik Revolution.
The Frost Wind Ensemble closes its season with a program rooted in cultural identity and resilience, spanning Cuban rhythmic fire, nature's cycles, English folk tradition, and the explosive energy of Ginastera's Argentina.
Kislak Collection research fellow Carolina Cueva presents findings from her month-long residency exploring Andean history, displacement, and identity through the collection's materials. The online presentation is moderated by curator Daniel Arbino and includes a live Q&A.