Arts & Business Council of Miami
The Frost Chopin Academy & Festival presents “Stars of the Academy,” an annual concert featuring some of the program’s youngest participants. The performance highlights emerging pianists through a program dedicated entirely to the music of Frédéric Chopin.
The Frost Chopin Academy & Festival proudly presents the Apollon Musagète Quartet, one of Europe’s most compelling and imaginative chamber ensembles. Known for their refined sound, expressive depth, and striking artistic identity, the quartet brings a program that explores the profound emotional and structural possibilities of the string quartet repertoire. The concert will open with performances by selected participants of the academy who will play celebrated works by Chopin.
Coral Gables Museum will host a public viewing of the FIFA World Cup 2026 match between Brazil and Scotland. Before the match, guests can attend a screening of “Only a Game” (1974), a BBC documentary that follows the national teams of Brazil and Scotland in the lead-up to their World Cup meeting in Germany.
A quiet(ish) gathering where readers come as they are, with or without a book (we have plenty to choose from too!) Wine, words, and good company. No pressure, just pages. It’s introvert-friendly, extrovert-approved, and all about sharing the joy of books…together.
Is there a soul alive who has not been swept away by the wonder of L. Frank Baum's masterpiece? After a tornado whisks her away to the magical land of OZ, young Kansas farm girl Dorothy Gale teams up with a Scarecrow, a Tin Woodsman and a Cowardly Lion to avoid the clutches of the Wicked Witch Of The West and find the mighty Wizard who can send her home.
The Community Arts Program’s 2026 Summer Concert Series continues with a performance by vibraphonist Warren Wolf, joined by Kris Funn on bass and McClenty Hunter on drums.
Enjoy this animated classic directed by Brad Bird that combines science fiction, adventure, and coming-of-age storytelling while exploring themes of friendship, acceptance, and personal choice.
The concert highlights works that have influenced generations of jazz musicians and performers, showcasing compositions and songs that remain central to the genre’s history and ongoing evolution.
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.