#DowntownMiamiArts

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.

Enter a world of glamour, elegance and pure delight in George Balanchine’s Jewels, a three-part visual feast of color, light and musicality.

Emeralds shimmers with French romanticism, set to the dreamy melodies of Fauré. Rubies crackles with jazzy energy and wit, driven by Stravinsky’s bold rhythms. And Diamonds dazzles with sweeping Tchaikovsky, bringing the evening to a radiant and refined close.

Three distinct gems. One legendary masterpiece. This is Balanchine brilliance at its most radiant.

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.

Miss Nelson’s class is the worst-behaved in the whole school. Spitballs flying across the room, paper airplanes sailing every which way and uncontrollable children send gentle, long-suffering Miss Nelson over the edge.

But the students of Room 207 are in for a surprise when Miss Nelson goes missing and is replaced by Viola Swamp, a no-nonsense substitute who assigns piles of homework! The students learn lessons of appreciation and respect as they set out to find their beloved Miss Nelson… but will they ever get her back?

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.

Prepare to be blown away at nightLAB: Forces of Nature, an adults-only (21+) evening inspired by the wild mechanics of wind, waves, storms and motion. Explore the museum after hours as science comes alive through high-energy experiments, interactive programming and special experiences throughout the building.

Journey into the Frost Planetarium for Wildest Weather in Our Solar System, produced by National Geographic, and witness the beautiful, powerful and mysterious weather phenomena shaping worlds beyond our own. Connect with community partners, wander through select exhibitions at night, and experience the museum in a whole new way.

Legendary Cuban Sound bring the raw, rhythmic soul of classic Cuba to life. With a driving rhythm section, punchy horns and rich vocal harmonies, the band capture the sound of vintage Havana: refined, lively and built for dancing.

Their set list moves effortlessly through son, cha-cha, mambo and Latin jazz, paying tribute to the golden era of Cuban music while keeping the energy current. Every performance is bold, stylish and fun

Location: Adrienne Arsht Center