The Globe’s beloved Saturday jazz nights are still going strong, drawing music lovers to one of Coral Gables’ most iconic live music venues. Expect a high-energy blend of Afro-Cuban rhythms and vibrant jazz in an intimate, old-world setting. Since 1996, this neighborhood staple has spotlighted everything from straight-ahead jazz to reggae. No cover charge. Tables available for dinner reservations of four or more.
Reda brings a vinyl set of funk, disco and house influenced by the 1980s and 1990s to The Burrow. Doors open at 8 pm, with access available until 1 am.
Bring your dog to Fairchild Garden on select Sunday mornings for Dog Dates, featuring access to 83 acres of garden grounds. Dogs must remain leashed, and owners are required to complete a waiver.
Bay 13 Brewery begins its weekly Trivia Night on Aug. 25 with Superfly Trivia, a live DJ, cocktail specials and prizes. Trivia starts at 9 pm and continues every Tuesday.
Chewy and The Underline launch a monthly pack walk with adoptable dogs, refreshments, giveaways and a guided walk beginning at Chewy Bark Park.
The Burrow’s Cinema Salon screens Once in tribute to Glen Hansard, followed by a conversation about the film and its music. Doors open at 6:30 pm, and the movie begins at 7 pm.
Track and field coach Mike Becker discusses his debut book, Coaching My Own Way, which looks back on more than four decades of coaching and the lessons he has learned along the way.
The Books & Books Literary Foundation hosts The (Silent) Reading Party, featuring 30 to 60 minutes of quiet reading followed by conversation and wine with fellow readers.
Shop books and book-related merchandise from Chapter & Coast Bookstore, along with handmade, artisan and vintage goods, at University Market.
Maritime historian Glenn M. Stein discusses his book on Cuban piracy, the Zaragozana and the political forces shaping the Caribbean during the 1820s.