Join Frost Science on March 7 for a special storytime with author Lauren Sánchez Bezos, featuring a live reading of her children’s book The Fly Who Flew Under the Sea. This family-friendly event includes themed activities, book sales by Books & Books, and a photo opportunity with Flynn the Fly. The program is free with museum admission.

Enjoy a night of music and immersive visuals at Frost Science’s Laser Evening in the Frost Planetarium. Experience laser shows set to favorite film soundtracks, The Beatles, Gorillaz, and Bad Bunny under the planetarium’s 67-foot dome. Refreshments and light snacks will be available, making it a fun night out with friends.

Tech Lab Club is a semester-long program for children ages 6–11 offering hands-on experiences in technology, design, and engineering. This spring session focuses on 3D modeling and printing, where participants learn computer-aided design using TinkerCad, develop spatial reasoning skills, and create their own 3D-printed solutions to real-world challenges.

Experience the music of RENT in a powerful symphonic performance featuring a stellar ensemble of vocalists and musicians. Jonathan Larson’s iconic, Tony and Pulitzer Prize winning musical follows a group of young artists navigating love, creativity, and survival in New York’s East Village during the height of the HIV/AIDS crisis. Featuring beloved songs like “Seasons of Love,” “La Vie Bohème,” and “Take Me or Leave Me,” this reimagined concert brings new life to a groundbreaking story about friendship, resilience, and living for today.

Join Hued Songs at HistoryMiami Museum for a powerful live performance celebrating AfroLatinidad through song, rhythm, and storytelling.

Led by Afro-Latina soprano Dr. Zuly Inirio and artists from across the Diaspora, this gathering brings together African, Afro-Caribbean, and Afro-Latin traditions in one shared space. Expect live music, movement, and moments that invite you in.

This is a chance to gather, remember, and celebrate the rhythms that shape our community.

Annabelle Lopez Ochoa’s fiery Carmen returns for an encore that’s bold and unforgettable.

This powerful production brings fresh perspective to the iconic tale, blending classical ballet with flamenco flair and Ochoa’s signature and sensual theatricality. Set to a rich new arrangement of Bizet’s beloved score, Carmen commands the stage with passion, power and a heroine who owns her story. Fierce, fearless and captivating, Carmen is back.

Gospel on the Road is a free pop-up performance series bringing the uplifting power of gospel music to communities across Miami-Dade. Hosted by Sylvester Britton at the Betty T. Ferguson Recreational Complex, the event features performances by the Mt. Pisgah Choir, New Sounds of Joy Ministries, Emmanuel Apostolic Church Choir, Deana & Sarah in Harmony, and dance groups Simone’s Just Dance Performing Arts and RickyDanco’s School of Dance.

RSVP required.

Closing event for Women’s History Month. This event will begin with a brief recognition of women who make a meaningful impact on our campus, followed by a film screening and conversation exploring how media shapes identity, gender norms, and our understanding of womanhood.

Using Barbie as a cultural lens, participants are invited to reflect on representation, societal expectations, and the ways women’s lived experiences are portrayed—and challenged—on screen. A post-screening discussion will provide space for thoughtful dialogue, critical reflection, and shared perspectives.