Violinist William Hagen and pianist Marina Radiushina take the stage at the Knight Center for Music Innovation for an evening spanning Mozart, Kreisler, Korngold, Grieg, and Saint-Saëns. Part of the Mainly Mozart Festival 2026.
The French Horn Collective presents TEQUILA, a genre-blending performance featuring international artists and music from its latest 2026 album.
A day-long literacy festival at the Coral Gables Youth Center featuring book fairs, author readings, screenings, and family-friendly activities.
The Coral Gables Museum teams up with the Consulate General of Morocco and MACA-SF for a Family Day celebration featuring Moroccan storytelling for all ages and hands-on art workshops for children ages 5 to 14. Free with museum admission.
Little Jam Fest returns to the University of Miami with live music, interactive activities, and family-friendly fun for young children and their families.
Blue Heron, director Sophy Romvari's feature debut, screens as part of Bookends of Black Cinema: The Classic and the Cult, a two-day retrospective featuring panel discussions with author Josiah Howard, moderated by Ale Duckenfield-López.
Jeffrey Hatcher's new adaptation of Dial M for Murder comes to Actors' Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre, directed by David Arisco. A taut murder mystery of jealousy, deception, and danger, performed in the company's most intimate space.
The Burrow's Vinyl & Cocktails series goes disco for one night, spinning Donna Summer, Chic, the Bee Gees, and underground cuts on a warm dancefloor. House drinks included.
Hop on your bike and explore the stories of Coral Gables' most notable women, from the city's founding to the present day. This Women's History Month tour is led by one of our local Great Women and starts at the Coral Gables Museum.
Graziano’s Mercado brings together wellness, food, local vendors, and live music by DJ Kumi in an outdoor community event.