The Lowe Art Museum invites guests to an inspiring morning of art, conversation and community during Art Week. The event begins with a Prosecco brunch reception, followed by a lecture from the Haas Brothers titled The Immaterial in Material, which explores their imaginative approach to form, function and fantasy.
This program takes place Sunday, December 7 at the Lowe Art Museum, University of Miami.
Twins Nikolai and Simon Haas founded the Haas Brothers in Los Angeles in 2010. Their practice spans design and contemporary art, blending playful fantasy with refined craftsmanship in mediums ranging from bronze and porcelain to beadwork and textiles. The duo’s work has been exhibited internationally and is held in prominent museum collections, celebrated for its fusion of humor, social commentary and boundary-pushing creativity.
Coral Gables galleries and participating art venues open their doors on the first Friday of the month from 6 to 10 p.m. as part of Coral Gables Gallery Night. At this monthly event, attendees can enjoy live music and fine art while enjoying a night out in the City Beautiful.
Visitors are encouraged to use the city's trolleys or Freebee on-demand vehicles to travel between galleries.
We return to the intimate Sanctuary of the Arts in Coral Gables for a special program featuring the Arts Ballet Theatre of Florida excerpts from the 25/26 repertoire such as excerpts of Firebird, and other classical and neoclassical works.
This performance is presented with the generous support of the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs and the City of Coral Gables.
Music at McBride Plaza presents free outdoor concerts every other Thursday of the month from January through March. Every concert will feature a different and talented ensemble from UM’s Frost School of Music.
Enjoy these outdoor concerts in the heart of Downtown Coral Gables from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Celebre el Día de San Valentín en el Lowe con una visita guiada EN ESPAÑOL centrada en obras de arte que representan el amor en todas sus manifestaciones. Dirigida por la docente voluntaria Pat Garffer.
Bring your valentine to Romance Under the Stars: Venice on the Water, the City of Coral Gables’ signature Valentine’s Day dinner experience at the iconic Venetian Pool.
Enjoy an unforgettable evening beneath the stars featuring a three-course Italian dinner, live music and a photo both to capture the moment, all set within the timeless, candlelit ambiance of this historic Coral Gables landmark.
Space is limited. This exclusive event is for adults ages 21 and older, and valid photo identification is required for entry.
Join us for a special screening of The Man Who Saves the World?, followed by a virtual Q&A with Patrick McCollum, moderated by Matthew Anderson of Mosaic Miami. When acclaimed director Gabe Polsky meets spiritual journeyman McCollum, it sparks a globe-spanning journey where the absurd and profound collide. Featuring encounters with Jane Goodall and Chief Phil Lane Jr., the film explores a mission that may be crazy enough to save the planet. Executive produced by Peter Farrelly and Rough House Pictures.
Join in for a family friendly movie under the Gables moonlight. Presented in collaboration with the Coral Gables Art Cinema, this special event is hosted by the Community Recreation Department. The event is free of charge. Closed captioning is available. No alcohol.
Movie: The Little Rascals
Location: Fred B. Hartnett Ponce Circle Park, 2810 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables, FL 33134
This hands-on workshop invites participants of all ages to engage with a rich variety of artistic media and creative processes inspired by artworks in the museum. Guided by an experienced teaching artist, families will create original artworks while connecting through shared discovery and artistic play. Funding made possible through the Stiefel Family Endowment Fund.
As Kamala Harris and Nancy Pelosi lead the nation, they follow a trail blazed by pioneers like Bella Abzug. In 1970, Abzug challenged a male-dominated political system, running a grassroots Manhattan campaign that carried her to Congress. With her trademark hat and Bronx swagger, she fought for women’s financial rights, LGBTQ equality, and inclusive leadership. Using rare home movies, audio diaries, and newly discovered footage, Bella! captures a gritty, colorful era—and one woman’s sacrifice for future generations. Includes a post-screening Q&A with director Jeff L. Lieberman.
