Arts & Business Council of Miami
The inaugural Miccosukee Indigenous Film Festival takes place over four days at the Cosford Cinema, featuring screenings centered on Indigenous stories, culture, history, identity, and community. The festival opens Friday with an opening ceremony and a screening of “Nunkui.”
The Frost School of Music presents Choralcopia 2026, its annual showcase featuring student vocal performances across classical, opera, jazz, and contemporary music.
Conceived for the stage by Frank Wildhorn and Steve Cuden, with book and lyrics by Leslie Bricusse and music by Wildhorn, the musical is based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s story. It follows Dr. Henry Jekyll as his attempt to separate good and evil leads to the creation of his dangerous alter ego.
Enjoy a Pay-What-You-Can screening of a Studio Ghibil classic, Howl's Moving Castle, at Coral Gables Art Cinema.
The tour takes its title from the Guerrilla Girls’ well-known critique of women’s representation in museums. Coyne, along with photographer Kathy Grove, documented the anonymous feminist art collective.
The South Beach Chamber Ensemble returns to the Coral Gables Museum for its 2026–2027 season with a program spanning Spanish classical music and Cuban danzas.
Miami Collegium Musicum and the Angelical Chorale of Southeast Florida present Choral Evensong on Sunday, Oct. 11 at 4:00 pm at St. Philip’s Episcopal Church in Coral Gables. The service will feature Evening Prayer and choral music.
Books & Books welcomes author Deesha Philyaw for an evening celebrating the release of her new novel, “The True Confessions of First Lady Freeman.”
Slow Looking with the Lowe is an interactive 30-minute art engagement to enrich your understanding of selected works from the Lowe.
A relaxed, 21+ art‑making program designed to recharge your creativity at Lowe Art Museum.