CAP Summer Series: Leonela Alejandro
Award-winning guitarist Leonela Alejandro performs as part of the Community Arts Program Summer Concert Series.
Arts & Business Council of Miami
Award-winning guitarist Leonela Alejandro performs as part of the Community Arts Program Summer Concert Series.
This production follows several couples as they navigate romance, heartbreak, jealousy, and reconciliation during an evening at a fair. Through a series of musical performances, the story explores themes of love and personal discovery using works drawn from the opera and zarzuela repertoire.
Syncopate Collective artist Cecilia Benitez will guide participants through improvisation, writing, and collective sharing. With joy at the forefront, participants will explore spontaneous movement and discover new ways of dancing and creating alongside one another.
Let the rhythm take over at the FilmGate Music Videos Festival! Join our pARTner for a night of funky vibes, electrifying visuals, and the ultimate boogie experience.
The program highlights the work of emerging composers and arrangers while maintaining a connection to Mancini’s legacy in film and jazz. Each selection offers a different interpretation of his music through the perspective of today’s jazz writers and performers.
Attention orchid lovers and plant enthusiasts! Here’s your exclusive opportunity to go behind the scenes at Vizcaya Museum and Gardens with the museum’s own orchid specialist, Axel Cahiz. This is more than just a tour; it’s an intimate exploration of the museum’s rarest orchids.
Art in the Park presented by Mastec is a free cultural concert and art series that transforms Ponce Circle Park into a vibrant gathering place where music, visual arts, food, beverages, and community come together in an unforgettable outdoor setting. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SMpJXIIQpI
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.