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We hope you'll appreciate our curated list of community events and cultural opportunities in the coming days. |
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the decorative architecture of Coral Gables' historic Chinese Village, designed by Henry Killam Murphy, remains a delightful echo of George Merrick's theme village legacy |
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Coral Gables scenic photo illustrations © Robin and Robert Burr. |
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Friday, April 24, the last Friday of the month, is Arbor Day, upon which individuals and groups are encouraged to plant trees and appreciate the critical role they play in our natural environment.
Friday, May 1 is International Workers Day (May Day), a celebration of laborers and the working classes that is promoted by the international labor movement.
Saturday, May 2 is Kentucky Derby Day at Churchill Downs, sometimes known as the "Fastest Two Minutes in Sports," inaugurating the Triple Crown, a series of three horse races.
Tuesday, May 5 is Cinco de Mayo, a day to celebrate the culture, achievements and experiences of people with Mexican heritage.
Tuesday, May 5, the first Tuesday in May, is National Teacher Appreciation Day. |
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As always, make plans to enjoy the great outdoors in our little city. Walk down Miracle Mile, experience the live theatre and the best movies, browse the book stores, look into the art galleries and meet up with friends at the restaurants -- including restaurant row in the 100 block of Giralda. Visit the parks and public spaces to appreciate the bounties of nature.
Enjoy the best of Coral Gables in the coming days.
Robert and Robin Burr |
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Now through May 10
Fairchild Fairies - Something Magical Is Happening
Fairies act as tiny botanists, caring for rare, enchanted plants hidden throughout Fairchild. Each fairy lives beside the special plant they protect, creating a miniature conservatory trail for you to explore. As you journey through Fairchild Garden, search for each Fairy Home and discover the plant growing nearby. You can find the plant’s species name on the plaque next to the plant near each fairy house. Get details online. |
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Thursday, April 23 at 6:45pm
Desert Warrior
Defying a ruthless emperor, a princess flees into the Arabian desert, hunted by mercenaries. Forged into a warrior and aided by a legendary bandit, she unites warring tribes for a last stand that will change history. Get details online. |
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Thursday, April 23 at 7pm
Jay McInerney - See You On The Other Side
Author Jay McInerney discusses his newest novel, See You On The Other Side. Russell Calloway’s marriage and family is tested by the sudden upheaval of Covid-19 in the spring of 2020. Once again brilliantly combining the lyrical observation of F. Scott Fitzgerald with the laser-bright social satire of Evelyn Waugh, Jay McInerney gives us the stunningly accomplished and profoundly affecting final volume in the tetralogy charting the marriage of Russell and Corrinne Calloway, now in their sixties, against the backdrop of various crises that have bedeviled our society in the past forty years. Get details online. |
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Thursday, April 23 at 7:30pm
Dafnis Prieto & Frost Latin Jazz Orchestra
Grammy-winning drummer and composer Dafnis Prieto blends his Cuban heritage with a forward-looking musical vision. A master storyteller and MacArthur Genius Fellowship recipient, Prieto crafts musical narratives through beautiful melodies and powerful rhythms. After sold-out seasons with guests like Chucho Valdés, Michel Camilo, and Gema y Pavel, this year's concert will feature an exciting repertoire of new compositions by Dafnis Prieto, alongside selections from Prieto's Grammy-winning album Back to the Sunset -- all brought to life by this powerhouse ensemble at Gusman Concert Hall. Get details online. |
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Friday, April 24 at 9:30am
Arbor Day Celebration at Fewell Park
The City of Coral Gables, the Coral Gables Garden Club and the Landscape Beautification Advisory Board present the 2026 Arbor Day Celebration at Fewell Park, 950 Coral Way. Programming includes speakers and a tree planting. Get details online. |
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Friday, April 24 at 9:30am
Coral Gables Development Review Committee
The committee meets at 427 Biltmore Way, First Floor Conference Room. The Development Review Process Handbook explains Planning and Zoning Division development review processes and other administrative functions. Get agenda details online. |
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Friday, April 24 at 4pm
Medicare Made Simple
This informative session at Pinecrest Library simplifies Medicare and health insurance options into clear, easy-to-understand steps. Learn how to evaluate coverage choices and make confident decisions about your healthcare needs. Call 305-668-4571 or email: booke@mdpls.org. Ages 19 years and older. Get details online. |
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Friday, April 24 at 7pm
Fashions & Florals: Nightfall in the Garden
Attend the Coral Gables Garden Club's Nightfall in the Garden with Fashion Designer Julian Chang, dinner, dancing, a silent auction, and a National Garden Club standard flower show at the Coral Gables Country Club. Get details online. |
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Friday, April 24 at 7pm
Michael
Experience the cinematic portrayal of the life and legacy of Michael -- one of the most influential artists the world has ever known. The film tells the story of Michael Jackson’s life beyond the music, tracing his journey from the discovery of his extraordinary talent as the lead of the Jackson Five, to the visionary artist whose creative ambition fueled a relentless pursuit to become the biggest entertainer in the world. Highlighting both his life off-stage and some of the most iconic performances from his early solo career, the film gives audiences a front-row seat to Michael Jackson as never before. This is where his story begins. Get details online. |
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Friday, April 24 at 7:25pm
Broken Bird
In Broken Bird, a lonely mortician with a poetic soul (Calder), searches for love and belonging -- but as grief and desire collide, her need for connection takes a disturbingly intimate turn. Get details online. |
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Friday April 24 at 8pm
Sanctuary of the Arts 4th Anniversary
Dance NOW! returns to the Sanctuary to celebrate this Gables’ performance space’s Fourth Anniversary. This performance will include a special Talk-Back with the creative team for the project: Composer Federico Bonacossa, Set Designer Bruce F. Brown, Costume Designers Haydee and Maria Morales. With a sneak preview of Co-Director Hannah Baumgarten’s newest work Love-less, last dance of the Moho braccatus, Dance NOW! company creatives invite the audience to an open conversation exploring choreography, collaboration and the creative process. Get details online. |
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Friday, April 24 at 10:05pm
Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horror
Experience this 2025 documentary directed by Linus O'Brien (son of creator Richard O'Brien) that explores the 50-year legacy of The Rocky Horror Picture Show. It traces the musical's journey from a 1973 London play to the longest-running cult theatrical film, featuring original cast interviews (Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon) and focusing on themes of queer art, identity, and the fan-driven midnight screening phenomenon with a devoted following that spans generations. Get details online. |
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Saturday, April 25 at 6am
Baptist Health Tour of The Gables 5K/10K Run
The community is invited to lace up for the 29th Annual Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce Tour of the Gables 5K/10K Run, presented by Baptist Health. The event also features a Kids Dash sponsored by Nicklaus Children’s Hospital, making it a fun morning for runners of all ages. Get details online. |
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Saturday, April 25 from 9am to noon
Recycling Drive-Thru Event at City Hall
Keep Coral Gables Beautiful will be hosting a Recycling Drive-Thru in the parking lot behind City Hall. Residents can bring old electronics and large cardboard boxes for recycling, dispose of household hazardous waste, plastic bags and film, bring documents for shredding, and drop off lightly/gently used clothing which will be donated to Camillus House. There is a high demand specifically for men’s shirts, pants, and shorts. Get details online. |
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Saturday, April 25 at 9am
Independent Bookstore Day
Experience a full day of books, music, surprises, and everything you love about indie bookstores. Once a year, Books & Books goes all out. Independent Bookstore Day is their love letter to readers, wanderers, and anyone who’s ever gotten lost in the stacks. Spend the day -- there’s something happening around every corner... literally. Get details online. |
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Saturday, April 25 at 9am
3rd Miami Tarot Congress
Attend a full day of tarot, astrology, and spiritual discovery at the Coral Gables Museum. The Miami Tarot Congress brings together internationally recognized tarot readers, astrologers, and holistic practitioners for a full day of lectures, workshops, and spiritual exploration. Attendees will be able to learn from experts, discover different divination systems, and connect with a community interested in intuition, symbolism, and personal growth. The program will be presented in Spanish. Get details online. |
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Saturday, April 25 at 9:30am
Rain Barrel Water Conservation at Kampong Botanical Garden
Learn how harvesting rainwater when it is abundant can help reduce pollution from stormwater runoff and provide a supply of free water for your garden during the dry season. Attendees are qualified to purchase a low-cost rain barrel to install at home. With the Miami-Dade County Water and Sewer Department’s (WASD) Rain Barrel Rebate Program, attendees are eligible for a $50 rebate for qualified rain barrels when they apply online at the WASD website. Attendees must be present for the entire workshop to qualify for the program rebate. The Kampong is located at 4013 South Douglas Road. Get details online. |
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Saturday, April 25 at 10am
Pioneer Day at Pinewood Cemetery
The City of Coral Gables and the Pinewood Cemetery Advisory Board present Pioneer Day at Pinewood Cemetery on Erwin Road just south of Sunset Drive. The event features guided tours of the historic cemetery and remarks by former Mayor Dorothy Thomson. Refreshments will be served. Comfortable, closed-toe shoes are recommended. RSVP at 305-460-5093 or email: hist@coralgables.com. Get details online. |
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Saturday, April 25 at noon
All My Sons - National Theatre Live
Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad) and Marianne Jean-Baptiste (Hard Truths) feature in a five-star, triumphantly acclaimed new production of Arthur Miller’s classic play, from visionary director Ivo Van Hove (A View from the Bridge). One family, the heart of the American dream. When wartime delivers profits for Joe, it comes at a price when his partner is charged with criminal manufacturing deals, and his eldest son goes missing in action. Will peacetime bring peace of mind, or will he be confronted by the consequence of his actions? Filmed live from the West End, Paapa Essiedu, Tom Glynn-Carney, and Hayley Squires also feature in this disturbingly prescient play. Get details online. |
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Saturday, April 25 at 12:30pm
Creative Writing Workshop Series for La Plume Young Writers
This three-part, interactive workshop series is designed to help winners from the La Plume Young Writers' Content develop their creative voices, strengthen their storytelling skills and explore different forms of written expression. Through guided writing activities, discussions and peer sharing, students will gain valuable tools to support their growth as young writers. Call Pinecrest Library at 305-668-4571 or email: booke@mdpls.org. Ages 8 to 18 years old. Get details online. |
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Saturday, April 25 from 1 to 3pm
Pedrido - Young Generations Art Workshop
Pedrido Arte Gallery wishes to involve the younger generation (5 to 15 years old) in art appreciation, offering an opportunity to explore emerging creative talents along side professional and dedicated artists. This free young generations art workshop is guided by artists Alejandro Pedrido and Ventura Gonzalez to connect with the future generations, offering a chance to paint alongside these professional creators, ask questions and create something that may spark a passion in them for art. The address is 290 Miracle Mile. Get details online. |
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Saturday, April 25 from 5 to 11pm
Margarita March
Sip, stroll, and celebrate through Downtown Coral Gables with a curated margarita crawl starting at 317 Miracle Mile, designed to bring energy, movement, and an elevated nightlife experience to the city. Get details online. |
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Saturday, April 25 at 7:10pm
Fight Club - 4K Remaster
Experience Fight Club remastered in stunning 4K quality for a limited time. Directed by David Fincher, this dark satire stars Brad Pitt and Edward Norton. Norton gives a riveting performance as a label-obsessed insomniac who befriends a scummy soap salesman (Pitt) and embarks on an existential crusade that takes them both to the brutal, raw heights of their manhood. Also starring Helena Bonham Carter as the woman who comes between them, Fight Club may leave you feeling bruised and bloodied... but also invigorated and alive. Get details online. |
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Saturday, April 25 at 7:30pm
Season Finale: Frost Symphony Orchestra
Frost Music Live closes its '25/'26 season at Gusman Concert Hall with the Frost Symphony Orchestra and Undercurrents, a standout finale led by Maestro Gerard Schwarz and featuring pianist Naoko Takao. The program opens with Maurice Ravel’s Alborada del Gracioso, followed by Sergei Prokofiev’s Piano Concerto No. 2 in G minor, a demanding and high-impact work performed by Takao, known for her clarity and control at the keyboard. After intermission, the orchestra takes on Dmitri Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 10 in E minor, a large-scale piece shaped by tension, contrast, and release. Together, these works will highlight the range and depth of the Frost Symphony Orchestra in a dynamic program and ideal close to a thrilling season. Get details online. |
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Saturday, April 25 at 8pm
Mel Brooks' Young Frankenstein - A Musical Comedy
The UM Department of Theatre Arts proudly presents a timeless classic brought to the stage at Jerry Herman Theatre. Frederick Frankenstein, the grandson of the famous Victor Frankenstein, inherits his family’s estate in Transylvania. With the help of his hunchbacked sidekick, Igor, and his tall lab assistant, Inga, Frederick steps into the shoes of his ancestors as a mad scientist. "It's alive!" he shouts as he brings to life a creature that's just as amazing as his grandfather's. Of course, the monster eventually escapes, and the fun never stops. Special recognition to Friends of Theatre who have generously supported the Department of Theatre Arts and the Jerry Herman Theatre for over 50 years. Get details online. |
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Saturday, April 25 at 8pm
Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair
Uma Thurman stars as The Bride, left for dead after her former boss and lover Bill ambushes her wedding rehearsal, shooting her in the head and stealing her unborn child. To exact her vengeance, she must first hunt down the four remaining members of the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad before confronting Bill himself. With its operatic scope, relentless action, and iconic style, Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair stands as one of cinema’s definitive revenge sagas -- rarely shown in its complete form (4 hours, 35 minutes) and now presented with a classic intermission. Get details online. |
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Sunday, April 26 at 11am
Reds - 4K Restoration
Selected by Mitchell Kaplan. Warren Beatty’s award winning epic mixes drama and interviews with major social radicals of the period. Reds tells the story of the love affair between activists Louise Bryant and John Reed. Set against the backdrop of the tumultuous start of the twentieth century, the two journalists’ on-again off-again romance is punctuated by the outbreak of WWI and the Bolshevik Revolution. Louise’s assignment in France at the outbreak of the war puts an end to their affair. John Reed’s subsequent trip to Russia, and his involvement with the Communist party, rekindles their relationship. When Louise arrives in Petrograd, she finds herself swept up in the euphoria of the Revolution. Reed, however, eventually becomes disillusioned with Communism when he sees his words and intentions augmented and controlled by the growing Soviet propaganda machine. Get details online. |
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Sunday, April 26 at 1pm
Conservation Workshop: Biology, Ecology, and Conservation of Sharks and Rays in South Florida
This talk at the Deering Estate will focus on the research from the Shark Research and Conservation Program at the University of Miami, highlighting how work from the lab uses field-based tracking, physiological tools, and long-term monitoring to understand how juvenile sharks and rays use shallow, human-altered coastal habitats such as Biscayne Bay and Florida Bay. By focusing on early life stages and threatened species, this talk will show how research from the Shark Lab informs conservation, management, and policy in one of the most dynamic coastal systems in the U.S. Get details online. |
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Sunday, April 26 at 4pm
The Silence of the Lambs - 35th Anniversary
Returning to theaters for its 35th anniversary, The Silence of the Lambs is presented in a special 4K restoration. This seminal psychological horror-thriller film features young FBI trainee Clarice Starling (Jodie Foster) interviewing imprisoned cannibalistic serial killer Dr. Hannibal Lecter (Anthony Hopkins) to catch another serial killer, Buffalo Bill, who abducts women and skins them. It is a tense game of wits exploring trauma and manipulation. Directed by Jonathan Demme, it is lauded for its acting, direction, and suspenseful, literate script. Get details online. |
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Sunday, April 26 at 5:45pm
Mistura
Winner of Six Audience Awards for Best Film. In 1960s Peru, a privileged French-Peruvian woman is cast out of elite society after her husband’s betrayal and forced to confront the world she was raised to ignore. Through unexpected alliances and a daring culinary venture, she discovers the country’s true identity -- and reshapes her own. Film and Q&A with Christian Meier (actor) and Ivan Orlic (producer) follows the screening. Get details online. |
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Sunday, April 26 at 7:30pm
World Of Music - Alhambra Orchestra Season Finale
The Alhambra Orchestra, directed by Daniel Andai, presents its blockbuster season finale in the acoustically excellent Wertheim Performing Arts Center. Beginning with Hubler’s Concerto for Four Horns to showcase the orchestra’s brass players, the program features FIU violin professor Misha Vitenson, first violinist of the Amernet Quartet, performing Mozart’s Violin Concerto no. 4 with the orchestra. The event concludes with a rousing performance of Beethoven’s beloved Symphony no. 5, the most famous classical symphony ever written. Bring the whole family to enjoy this performance. The Alhambra Orchestra is Miami’s own grass-roots orchestra, presenting live classical performances in affordable, convenient venues. Get details online. |
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Monday, April 27 at 5:30pm
GGG Town Hall with Commissioner Richard Lara
Join the Gables Good Government Committee Town Hall to exchange ideas with Commissioner Lara on referendum election results and issues of concern to the residents of Coral Gables at Coral Gables Congregational Church Fellowship Hall, 3010 De Soto Blvd. This event is for members. To join GGG, get details online. |
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Monday, April 27 at 8pm
Monday Gaming Night at Taurus
Gamers, get ready. @RobTheRumGuy presents Gaming Night every Monday from 8pm to midnight at The Taurus in Coconut Grove. Grab a controller and jump into couch co-op classics, beat-em-ups, and party games for one to four players. Sip on signature cocktails like the $10 Old Fashioned, $9 Gimlet or Tommy's Margarita, or keep it simple with a $6 Pabst Blue Ribbon. Get details on Instagram. |
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Tuesday, April 28 at 11am
Schnitzel Tuesday at Fritz And Franz Bierhaus
Meet up with friends at Fritz and Franz Bierhaus for the Tuesday Schnitzel Special all day long; and Wednesday to Friday during lunch from 11am to 3pm. Fritz And Franz Bierhaus offers authentic German and Bavarian cuisine, a fantastic selection of imported beer on tap (order Das Boot size if you dare). There's a fine selection of wine and a full liquor bar with cocktails. Try the oven roasted pork shank weekly specials, the gourmet burgers, the brats, Swabian käsespätzle pasta, the Rib-Eye Steak Au Poivre, and the best German potato salad in South Florida. After the meal, try a shot of schnapps or honey liqueur. The outdoor plaza is an ideal setting for gatherings. Call 305-774-1883. Get details online. |
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Tuesday, April 28 at 5pm
Coral Gables Movie Night - Mo' Better Blues
This ode to jazz focuses on Bleek Gilliam, a self-absorbed, contemporary trumpet player whose blind devotion to his own talent causes rifts in his professional and personal lives. Starring and directed by Spike Lee. Call the Coral Gables Library at 305-442-8706 or email: capleybr@mdpls.org. Ages 18 years and older. Get details online. |
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Tuesday, April 28 at 6pm
Songs For America - Poetry at Books & Books
Join Nicole Tallman, Poetry Ambassador for Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava, at Songs For America, a special National Poetry Month performance featuring Miami poets Richard Blanco, Oscar Fuentes, Jen Karetnick, Caridad Moro-Gronlier, Trey Rhone and Rani Ruado. The program will commemorate the 250th anniversary of America’s founding through a dynamic integration of poetry and live music. Get details online. |
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Tuesday, April 28 at 6:30pm
Buffalo Trace Single Barrel Dinner
Bourbon lovers, Bay 13 is pouring six Buffalo Trace barrels back to back served in half-ounce pours. Paired with a three-course dinner, it's a night built for people who actually want to taste the difference. Get details online. |
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Tuesday, April 28 at 9pm
Trivia Night at Books & Books
Flex your mental muscles and embark on an exhilarating journey of knowledge and friendly competition on Tuesday evening with Trivia Night at Books & Books. Get details online. Get details online. |
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Wednesday, April 29 at 10am
Silver Screen Mornings - Sullivan's Travels
In this 1941 comedy, a Hollywood director who's made a career out of profitable but frivolous comedies decides to make a movie of sociological and artistic importance, and takes to the road for research and to see how the other half lives. Call the Coral Gables Library at 305-442-8706 or email: capleybr@mdpls.org. Ages 18 years and older. Get details online. https://mdpls.org/event/15800716 |
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Wednesday, April 29 at 5:45pm
A Tuba To Cuba
Sponsored Screening by William Spratt. Film followed by a panel discussion with director T.G. Herrington. A Tuba To Cuba follows New Orleans’ famed Preservation Hall Jazz Band as they retrace their musical roots from the storied city of jazz to the shores of Cuba. A son seeks to fulfill his late father’s dream by taking his band to the shores of the island, where -- through the universal language of music -- dark and ancient connections between their peoples reveal the roots of jazz, and in turn discover a connection that runs much deeper than could have been imagined. Get details online. |
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Wednesday, April 29 at 6pm
Autentico – The Italian Food & Wine Festival
This is an event that exclusively features authentic Italian products. Autentico – The Italian Food & Wine Festival at Coral Gables Country Club unfolds in two parts: an exclusive industry showcase connecting Italian producers with culinary and hospitality professionals, importers, and exporters, followed by a grand tasting welcoming select international food and wine enthusiasts. Get details online. |
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Wednesday, April 29 at 6:30pm
Robert Watson - Declaration
Attend an evening with author Robert Watson discussing his latest book, Declaration. The book utilizes a wealth of historical documents, including letters, newspapers, and diplomatic communiqués to reconstruct the environment and influences that led to the origin of the Declaration Of Independence. Get details online. |
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Wednesday, April 29 at 8pm
No Manners - The Burrow
A Levantine dining experience, No Manners is created by Miami-based chef Jimmy Chill. This culinary journey began in Galilee, in Jimmy's mother Layla's kitchen, where he developed a passion for using fresh, seasonal ingredients and creating dishes that tell a story. His cuisine is a celebration of authentic flavors and modern techniques, blending his heritage with contemporary culinary trends. Rooted in Galilean Arab flavors, the menu blends memory-driven cooking with contemporary technique in a format designed for sharing. Guests settle into a full tasting experience, enjoy a curated wine selection, and share each dish with their companions at the table. It is an invitation to slow down, lose track of time, and enjoy a style of dining designed to feel warm, nurturing, and deeply personal -- just like home. The event includes a paired wine selection as well as all house drinks and cocktails. Doors open at 7pm. Get details online. |
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Wednesday, April 29 from 8pm to midnight
Karaoke Wednesday at Taurus
The City of Miami’s longest-running liquor license belongs to The Taurus, a Coconut Grove bar institution if there ever was one. Your local hub for live comedy and sports announced a pair of upgrades in the form of Masa Craft’s Cuban and Filipino-American style food menu along with Silver Dragon’s Karaoke That Cares! You'll find the host Rob The Rum Guy there every Wednesday night tweaking the vocals from 9pm to 1am, with specials just for karaoke night that include your first shot free when you sing, plus $10 Old Fashioned, $9 Gin or Vodka Gimlet, $9 Tommy-Style Margarita, and $8 Modelo beer at 3540 Main Highway. Call 305-529-6523. Get details online. |
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Thursday, April 30 at 7pm
Yann Martel - Son of Nobody
Attend an epic evening at Books & Books with author Yann Martel (Life of Pi) discussing his newest novel, Son of Nobody. Son of Nobody marries a tale of forgotten folklore with the contemporary story of its rediscovery, highlighting the ways in which purpose, love, human behavior, and grief mirror each other across time. Get details online. |
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Thursday, April 30 at 7pm
Pub 52 Karaoke Thursdays
Silver Dragon Entertainment presents Karaoke That Cares every Thursday night from 7-11pm at Pub 52 Gastropub + Kitchen. Try amazing starters or entrees like Stone Oven Flatbreads which are on special for only $8.99. Quench your thirst with $5 drafts or $6 house drinks. Check it out on instagram. |
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Thursday, April 30 at 7:15pm
The Devil Wears Prada 2
Twenty years after making their iconic turns as Miranda, Andy, Emily and Nigel -- Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci return to the fashionable streets of New York City and the sleek offices of Runway Magazine in 20th Century Studios' The Devil Wears Prada 2, the eagerly awaited sequel to the 2006 phenomenon that defined a generation. Get details online. |
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Thursday, April 30 at 7:30pm
Divertissement Classique
Attend an evening at Sanctuary of the Arts that honors the legends who dreamt of flight and the dancers who made it a reality. Whether you are a lifelong aficionado or a newcomer to the theater, this showcase is designed to leave you breathless. Before they journey on to professional careers, come enjoy the dancers of the Choreographic Ensemble as they step into a world where gravity is a mere suggestion and emotion is sculpted into every movement. An extraordinary evening -- a living gallery of some of the greatest masterpieces in the classical ballet canon. This showcase spans nearly two centuries of choreographic genius. Get details online. |
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Sunday, May 3 at 3pm
Private Tour of Coral Gables’ Historic Chinese Village
The Historic Preservation Association of Coral Gables (HPACG) will host a Champagne Soirée fundraiser at a private residence in the Chinese Village in Coral Gables -- a rare double celebration: the 100th anniversary of Henry Killam Murphy’s landmark 1926 Chinese Village, and the 35th anniversary of HPACG itself, founded in 1991. Limited to paid guests, the afternoon will feature a champagne reception, specialty bites by Atchana of Coconut Grove, and an exclusive tour of the home’s main floor, followed by a lecture by the event’s special guest of honor. For ticket details please email: info@historiccoralgables.org |
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Saturday, May 9 at 2pm
The History of Miami Shores - John Bachay
John Bachay details the history of Miami Shores from pioneer times, the community of Biscayne circa 1870, the homestead era, the Boom of the 1920s and the Shoreland Company’s vision for a planned city, to its incorporation as the Village of Miami Shores in 1932. John Bachay is a local historian and city guide as well as the archivist for Brockway Memorial Library in Miami Shores. He has been involved for many years in Historic Preservation. He has served on the Historic Preservation Board in Miami Shores, is a board member at the Miami Design and Preservation League and Dade Heritage Trust. He is a city guide conducting historic and architectural tours in Miami Beach, the Mimo District, and Miami Shores. Get details online. |
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Sunday, May 10 from 10am
Mother's Day Brunch at Beauty
Celebrate Mother's Day at Beauty & the Butcher as they open the doors early at 10am for a special brunch experience. Gather with family and enjoy a curated selection of brunch specials alongside their signature menu, all designed to make Mom feel truly celebrated. Get details online. |
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Sunday, May 10 from 10am to 2pm
Mother’s Day Brunch at The Biltmore
Celebrate the love and warmth of motherhood with a beautifully curated Mother’s Day brunch at The Biltmore Hotel's Fontana Restaurant. Get details online. |
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Starting Wednesday, May 13 at 8pm
Dial M for Murder at Miracle Theatre
Actors' Playhouse presents a fresh take on the edge-of-your-seat mystery that inspired Hitchcock’s masterpiece. Dial M for Murder is a suspenseful thriller weaving a twisted web of blackmail, passion and revenge. Tony, a scheming husband, believes he has devised the perfect crime to punish his adulterous wife. But when his carefully laid plan goes awry, everyone is caught in its snare. A timeless psychological thriller that will keep you guessing until the very end. Get details online. |
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Starting Friday, May 15 at 7:30pm
Eureka Day at GableStage
A Regional Premiere. Fresh from Broadway, this uproariously funny drama is a punishingly sharp satire of the oppressively progressive Eureka Day School in Berkeley. Scones and militant inclusivity rule the weekly board meeting, where four self-consciously woke parents -- led by a Rumi-reciting headmaster -- can only act through strict consensus. But when a mumps outbreak forces the community to reconsider the school’s liberal vaccine policy, the board faces its worst nightmare: making a decision that won’t please absolutely everybody. Get details online. |
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Robert and Robin Burr |
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