Life Is a Barranquilla Carnival brings Colombia's UNESCO-recognized cultural festival to South Florida through photographs by León Birbragher Vinkel, original costumes, video, and music. The exhibition documents more than 30 years of Carnival traditions rooted in African, Indigenous, and European heritage.
Join TAS members and friends on April 26, 4–6pm for Members Migration — a celebration of local conservation heroes featuring a keynote presentation by South Florida historian Cesar Becerra, a Spring Migration bird walk, live music by Wire Jays, and the TAS Conservation Awards Ceremony.
Fashion meets floral design at Fashions & Florals 2026: Nightfall in the Garden, an evening event hosted at the Coral
The Coral Gables Garden Club presents “Nightfall in the Garden,” a fundraising event with fashion, floral displays, and dinner at the Coral Gables Country Club.
Join the 3rd Congreso de Tarot Miami at the museum for a structured look at tarot, covering its historical roots
Arthur Miller’s All My Sons, starring Bryan Cranston and Marianne Jean Baptiste, is presented in a filmed production recorded live in London’s West End.
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.
Coral Gables Ballet presents “A Night of Ballet” on Sat., April 25 at 7 pm at Actors' Playhouse at the
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.
The Twelve Good Men Luncheon supports Ronald McDonald House Charities of South Florida, which has provided lodging and support services to families with children receiving medical treatment for more than four decades. The organization is currently constructing a new 63,000-square-foot Ronald McDonald House at Jackson Memorial Hospital, a facility that will more than double its capacity. Proceeds from the luncheon help fund overnight accommodations, meals, and daily operations that support families during a child’s treatment.