Books & Books welcomes author Saratoga Schaefer for the release of their newest novel, The Last Time We Drowned, a locked-room thriller set aboard an influencer yacht off the Florida Keys. The evening features a conversation moderated by Victoria Menendez of the Books & Books Horror Readers Team. Free and open to the public.
GableStage presents the regional premiere of Eureka Day, Jonathan Spector's Broadway comedy about four progressive parents forced to take a stance on their Berkeley school's vaccine policy. The production runs May 15 through June 14, 2026.
The viral series The Amazing Digital Circus reaches its conclusion in a feature-length theatrical release combining episode 8 with the all new, hour-long episode 9. Fans can see the finale before anyone else in the world.
Six Florida-based LGBTQIA+ artists bring photography and visual art into the sanctuary of the Historic Coral Gables United Church of Christ for "The Reach of Light," a Pride art exhibition exploring queer identity, spirituality, and visibility. On view June 4–7, with a free opening reception June 5 from 6–9 pm.
Explore local galleries, live music, and art spaces across the city during Coral Gables Gallery Night, held the first Friday of every month.
Tara of Mix & Muse leads a cocktail masterclass built around four enduring classics: the Margarita, Negroni, Old Fashioned, and Martini. Part demonstration and part hands-on exploration, the evening covers the techniques and principles behind each drink. Limited to 20 seats across two seatings at 7:00 and 9:00 PM.
Fanmeile Miami launches with a free Grand Opening Party at Bay 13 Brewery & Kitchen in Coral Gables on Friday, June 5. Expect a European football fan zone atmosphere, Biergarten vibes, German food specials, imported German beers, Bay 13 craft beers, and music. Hosted by Cuckoo Clock Brauhaus Miami.
Uruguayan artist Daniel Supervielle explores soccer fan culture through paintings of stadium crowds and supporters. The exhibition opens June 5 during Gallery Night at Fink Studio.
The Jacob George Band brings its blend of gritty rock vocals and rugged folk acoustics to the stage on Friday, June 5. The Miami-based band draws inspiration from artists like Neil Young and Jack White.
Native plants, local wildlife and expert gardening advice come together at Tropical Audubon Society's Go-Native Plant Sale on Saturday, June 6.