Juilliard-trained cellists Mitchell Lyon and Ken Kubota perform a genre-spanning concert featuring music by Bach, Gershwin, The Beatles, and other artists. The program blends classical, jazz, pop, and rock influences.
Coral Gables Magazine sponsors a screening of Young Frankenstein in celebration of the 100th anniversary of Mel Brooks' birth and what would have been Gene Wilder's 93rd birthday. The classic comedy follows a scientist who uncovers his grandfather's experiments in Transylvania.
The Coral Gables Branch Library hosts a celebration of the original Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls featuring a screening of the 1941 animated film, popcorn, activities for all ages, and an opportunity to view the historic dolls.
The Poiesis Quartet performs works by Daniel Lasaga, Maya Irizarry Lambright, Max Lang, and Calvin Ray Shawler before joining pianist Marina Radiushina for Brahms' Piano Quintet in F Minor, Op. 34 as part of the Mainly Mozart Festival.
The Burrow Sessions No. 13 features the Tal Cohen Trio, with Grammy Award-winning pianist Tal Cohen joined by bassist Vincent Dupont and drummer Ludwig Afonso. Admission includes unlimited house cocktails, wine, sparkling wine, and spirits.
Five Iron Golf hosts a watch party package featuring a private simulator bay, three hours of golf play, drinks, food inspired by the host countries, Team USA giveaways, and prize raffles for groups of up to eight guests.
The Coral Gables Fire Department hosts a free Fire Expo featuring fire safety activities, technical rescue demonstrations, fire truck displays, station tours, and opportunities to meet firefighters at the Coral Gables Police and Fire Safety Headquarters.
Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden's annual Mango Festival returns June 13 and 14 with mango tastings, specialty food and beverage experiences, cocktail flights, guided pairings, and a Sunday mango brunch. The festival runs daily from 10 am to 5 pm.
Celebrate the 55th anniversary of Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory with a 4K restoration screening of the 1971 classic starring Gene Wilder as the eccentric chocolatier Willy Wonka.
Author Chantel Acevedo discusses her new novel, Cages, a story spanning Havana, London, and Miami that explores exile, family, and identity. Acevedo will be joined in conversation by author Natalia Sylvester. Books will be available for purchase.