America Touched, America Seen: A World Sight Day Celebration
Miami Lighthouse marks World Sight Day at Coral Gables Museum with tactile art, live music, and a performance by the United Voices Choir.
Miami Lighthouse marks World Sight Day at Coral Gables Museum with tactile art, live music, and a performance by the United Voices Choir.
Portrait artist Devon Rodriguez discusses his memoir, “Work in Progress,” exploring his childhood, artistic career, and rise through social media.
Boots & Blooms returns on Sept. 12 with an evening of country music and line dancing featuring the Back Country Boys live.
The Coral Gables Woman’s Club Music Series continues Oct. 8 with a Dolly Parton tribute, live performances, holiday vendors, and ticket options starting at $35.
The Henry Mancini Institute Big Band performs new arrangements of Henry Mancini’s music created by members of the Studio Jazz Writing program.
Time of Harmony presents violinist Eric Silberger performing Vivaldi’s “The Four Seasons,” with special guest Amanda Kobayashi Nunez.
Art in the Park returns to Ponce Circle Park on Friday, Oct. 9 from 7 to 11 p.m. Presented by
The inaugural Miccosukee Indigenous Film Festival brings four days of Indigenous filmmaking to the Cosford Cinema, with screenings, opening ceremonies, and an awards presentation.
Frost School of Music students perform classical, opera, jazz, and contemporary works during the annual Choralcopia vocal showcase.
Actors’ Playhouse marks the opening of “Jekyll & Hyde” with a gala reception, cocktails, and a performance of the Gothic musical thriller.
