Category: ARTS & LEISURE
From cereal van to Cabinet, Carlos Gutierrez brings his story to Books & Books
Carlos Gutierrez began his career selling breakfast cereal from a van in Mexico. A quarter-century later, he was running Kellogg, one of the world’s best-known food companies. Before another decade…
Aiming for all 50 states, a pianist brings American music to UM
Pianist Mackenzie Melemed is on a musical journey across America, with an ambitious destination: all 50 states. His instrument is the piano, his repertoire spans nearly two centuries, and his…
Brazilian tenor Thiago Arancam brings opera and Broadway to Sanctuary of the Arts
Brazilian tenor Thiago Arancam has sung on some of the world’s great opera stages, from Milan’s La Scala to Moscow’s Bolshoi Theatre. On Saturday night, he will trade those grand…
Seraphic Fire opens a new era with James K. Bass at the podium
When an acclaimed choir changes artistic directors after 24 years, its first concert offers a glimpse of the direction ahead. For Seraphic Fire, that glimpse includes Shakespeare’s celebration of music,…
‘All the President’s Men’ at 50: the Miami link to Watergate
The trail that helped unravel the Watergate scandal ran through Miami, where a local investigator followed bank records to a $25,000 check linking one of the burglars to President Richard…
Coral Gables Halloween 2026: what’s free, what costs and what to book
Pumpkins will take over Ponce Circle Park, jack-o’-lanterns will float in a swimming pool, and the War Memorial Youth Center’s basketball gym will become a haunted house as Coral Gables…
Michael Lewis brings his new book on DOGE to Coral Gables Congregational Church
Since Liar’s Poker in 1989, Michael Lewis has made a career of finding the people inside institutions most readers rarely think about, from bond traders and baseball executives to the…
From ancestral rhythms to Benny Moré, Coral Gables concert traces Cuba’s musical story
Cuban music has always been a conversation among continents, and a Saturday night program in Coral Gables sets out to follow that conversation from its deepest roots to some of…
From the Amazon to the Everglades: Indigenous film festival debuts at UM
A Shuar teenager confronting mining in the Ecuadorian Amazon, Navajo runners retracing a 330-mile forced march, First Nations activists crossing Canada by train and a Miccosukee leader seeking recognition for…
From New York to ‘The Little Prince’: lecture at Coral Gables Museum explores author’s American years
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry wrote “The Little Prince” not in France, but in New York, where the book was first published in both English and French in 1943. That American chapter…
