Illuminate Coral Gables Transforms the City’s Downtown to an Outdoor Museum
This incandescent-and-interactive project is transforming downtown Coral Gables into a free outdoor museum
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Area Stage Takes Its Boisterous Shrek the Musical Outside — and It Works
Area Stage Company is using the outdoor theater option for a limited run of its 2018 hit, Shrek the Musical.
Artist Mette Tommerup Brings Her Trilogy to a Close at Locust Project with Made by Dusk
Made by Dusk is the last of a trilogy of installations by artist Mette Tommerup.
Dance Now! Miami’s “This Moment, Here” Chronicles 2020’s Turmoil and Pain
Few dance companies have encapsulated the pandemic experience like Dance Now! Miami.
Jorge M. Pérez Talks About His Most Recent Art Obsession and the Exhibit at El Espacio 23
Collector Jorge M. Pérez discovered what he calls “an unexpected kinship” to African art.
“Seven Deadly Sins” Explores Conflict, Demons, and the Joy of Live Performance
“Seven Deadly Sins” is one creative bridge between nothing and normalcy.
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Seraphic Fire’s “Still.Here.” Explores Music Written During Past Pandemics
Seraphic Fire opens its 19th-anniversary season with a virtual program designed to be reassuring and reflective.
Cuban Painter Tomás Esson Gets His First-Ever Solo Museum Exhibit at ICA
“Tomás Esson: The GOAT” a the ICA is the Cuban-born painter’s first solo museum show.
Gonzalo Rubalcaba and Aymée Nuviola Pay Tribute to Their Havana Childhood with Viento y Tiempo
Gonzalo Rubalcaba and Aymée Nuviola are promoting their first album together.
People: A Love Letter to Humanity Is a Concept Album Meant to Uplift and Unite
Juraj Kojš’ fourth solo album is dedicated to uplifting and bringing people together.
Peter London Global Dance Company Celebrates Tenth Anniversary With Virtual Production
Peter London Global Dance Company is already looking to the future.
New World Symphony Takes Its Wallcast to the Drive-In
New World Symphony will open its 33rd season with a special Wallcast concert.
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Zoo Motel Explores Connection in an Isolated World
Thaddeus Phillips’ creative imagination has continued to roam free.
Karen Peterson and Dancers Celebrates 30 Years of Mixed-Ability Dancing
Karen Peterson and Dancers has created mixed-ability dance that has been seen and celebrated worldwide.
Florida Grand Opera Honors Its Past and Plans for the Future
FGO’s more intimate season kicks off in October.
Miami Beach Relief Fund Helps Arts Groups Look to the Future
The City of Miami Beach approved the distribution of $1 million in funds to 13 arts groups.
XXV International Ballet Festival of Miami Leaps Into the Virtual Space
The International Ballet Festival of Miami is in full swing, reinvented as a virtual encounter.
Tito Puento Jr. Keeps His Father’s Influential Legacy Alive
Tito Puente Jr. is the musical curator of his father’s vast catalog.
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Sandrell Rivers Theater Holds Third-Annual Celebration of Its Namesake
You’re invited to a birthday party for one of South Florida’s greatest arts champions.
Kat Riggins, Miami’s “Soul Queen of the Blues,” Cries Out for Justice
Kat Riggins sings about love, hard times, and people living on the edge.
GableStage Reaches Out Virtually to Engage Diverse Audiences
GableStage continues to connect with artists and audiences.
ZIP Code-Inspired Poems Pop Up in Coconut Grove
Discover Miami’s original arts district through poetry.