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  • Arts Ballet Theatre of Florida: Dr. Ouch

    Join the Broward Center for the Performing Arts and Arts Ballet Theatre of Florida presents Dr. Ouch!. A humorous ballet inspired by the children’s poems of Russian author Kornei Chukovsky. It follows the quirky Doctor Ouch as he travels to Africa to cure a group of sick monkeys.

    Part of Arts Ballet’s acclaimed Family Series, this production is a perfect introduction to ballet for young audiences—and a heartwarming and entertaining experience for all ages.

  • Hollywood’s Biggest Night

    You are cordially invited to walk the red carpet with us on Hollywood’s Biggest Night!

    Celebrate cinematic excellence in style as we gather to discover which of this year’s most extraordinary films will take home the coveted golden statues. Experience the awards ceremony live on the big screen while indulging in an elegant selection of bites and beverages.

    Pre-Show Admission / Walk the Red Carpet and Take Your Photos | 6:00 PM

    Awards Ceremony Begins | 7:00 PM

    Tickets:

    $75 for Coral Gables Art Cinema Members

    $100 General Admission

    $125 for Two Tickets

    Your ticket includes:

    A delicious spread of gourmet bites, featuring both savory and sweet delights to fuel your Oscar night.

    Adult beverages to keep the party rolling all night long (cheers to the winners!)

    Oscar trivia with amazing prizes! Test your movie knowledge and win fabulous prizes throughout the night.

  • Dance NOW! Miami Program II featuring an encore presentation of “Bridges NOT Walls” and other works

    Join Dance NOW! Miami at the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center. Presenting its cri du cœur “Bridges NOT Walls, a bold plea for understanding, communication and embracing of immigrants that reverberates now more than ever. This full one-act piece returns to the stage for an encore presentation as part of its Program II at 7 pm on Sunday, March 15, at the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center. The evening will also include the world premiere of “1933,” and repertory favorites “Strings of Goodbye” and “Forest Dreams.”

  • The Commitments

    Join Coral Gables Arts Cinema for a screening of The Commitments. Directed by Oscar® nominee Alan Parker (Mississippi Burning, Midnight Express), young and ambitious music fanatic, Jimmy Rabbitte, is a working-class kid with big dreams of breaking into the music industry. He decides to start on the path to greatness with a seemingly impossible task: bringing soul music to working-class Dublin.

    After placing an ad in the local paper, Jimmy takes up the mantle of manager for his newly formed band of inexperienced misfits. Despite a shaky start, things start to click with the help of aging trumpet player, Joey “The Lips” Fagan, who oversees their musical education.

    However, amongst the ensuing excitement and mayhem as they inch closer to success, the band threatens to be torn apart by petty feuds, jealousy, and the grim realities of life.

  • GAME TIME: Session 1—Dialogues on Art, Sports, and Headlines

    During the opening weekend of Get in the Game: Sports, Art, Culture, PAMM presents GAME TIME, a two-day public program bringing together artists, athletes, curators, journalists, and poets for conversations, readings, performances, and film screenings exploring the intersection of sports, storytelling, and contemporary art. Highlights include panel discussions, poetry readings, and the US premiere of the boxing documentary On the Line.

    Event Dates & Times:

    March 19th 1PM-11PM

    March 20th 11:30PM-5PM

  • Turner & Constable

    Join Coral Gables Arts Cinema in celebrating the 250th anniversary of their births, Turner & Constable explores the intertwined lives, rivalry, and legacies of J.M.W. Turner and John Constable.

    With exclusive access to Tate Britain’s groundbreaking exhibition, the film brings two titans of landscape painting to the big screen.

    Screening Dates & Times

     Friday March 20th 12PM

    Saturday March 21st 12PM

    Sunday March 22nd 12PM

  • All That’s Left of You

    Tap into a standout screening at Coral Gables Art Cinema. Experience the Sweet and Spicy cinema takeover of City on Fire, where bold storytelling meets an equally bold moviegoing experience.

    Enjoy a high energy action classic on the big screen while ordering Fuku straight to your seat, collecting exclusive merch, and even adding Fuku seasoning to your popcorn. It is a fun, immersive way to experience film, flavor, and community all in one place.

    Showtimes: 
    Fri, Mar 20 2:15 PM
    Sun, Mar 22 1:45 PM
    Mon, Mar 23 8:00
    Tue, Mar 24 8:00 PM
    Thu, Mar 26 4:45 PM

  • Songs of the Diaspora: A Celebration of AfroLatinidad

    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.

  • In Community: Spring Garden Day with Pinecrest Gardens

    Join History Miami & Pinecrest Gardens for an enriching experience at Family Garden Day! Spend a delightful day learning, growing, and playing within the beauty of our garden. Our theme of Wonder will be woven throughout the day’s activities and exhibitions, with poetry, hands on kids activities, garden exploration, and more. Meet their dedicated garden team, partners, and local vendors. Explore interactive booths featuring exciting activations and displays. Enjoy a variety of amenities available throughout the garden, perfect for splashing, climbing, and discovering.

    Pack a picnic blanket, bathing suit, and grab some lunch from a vendor to stay and play for the day. 

    Come earlier to enjoy a special sensory hour from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., offering limited admission and early access for families with cognitive sensitivities.

    Don’t miss this wonderful opportunity to connect with nature and each other in a joyful environment!

    General Admission opens at 10:00 a.m.

  • Jessica Fichot – From Paris to Shanghai

    Experience an evening of global sound and storytelling at the Moss Center with singer songwriter Jessica Fichot. Drawing from her French, Chinese, and American heritage, Fichot creates an enchanting musical journey blending French chanson, 1940s Shanghai jazz, gypsy swing, and international folk.

    With a sound that is both nostalgic and refreshingly modern, this performance invites audiences to travel across cultures and eras through music, making for a vibrant and unforgettable live experience.