Now-2/26: Area Stage Company presents a new immersive production of Disney's Beauty and the Beast that is spellbinding. This immersive reimagining of the classic show puts you right in the middle of the action. Don’t miss the innovative, award winning production of the Broadway extravaganza! #DowntownMiamiArts

Now - 2/26: Escape to Margaritaville is a musical comedy that includes many of Jimmy Buffet’s top tunes including “Cheeseburger in Paradise”, “Margaritaville,” and many more. With a book by Emmy Award winner Greg Garcia and Mike O’Malley, this engaging fun-loving show is all about the choices we make–and the people we become–once we’ve had a change in latitude. #CoralGablesArts

2/16-2/19: Seraphic presents, Life-Death, an Enlightenment Festival concert. Johann Sebastian Bach’s music of human existence and death is, unsurprisingly, probing and profound. The choir sings two of Bach’s haunting cantatas on death, in this musical evening of inspiration and reflection in venues throughout South Florida.  

2/18: Jealousy is an immersive Valentine's Day dinner theater show. Set in Little Havana, the story follows the life of young Colombian man, Pedro who is worried about his free-spirited wife, Ana, who is rumored to be unfaithful. Follow his journey as he attempts to find out the truth about his wife's affairs at local bar, Thank You Miami.

2/18: “The Art of Duo” showcases the unique relationship and musical dynamic John Daversa and Tal Cohen embody when playing together as a duo. Their keen sense for knowing when to push, lift, and/or embellish and harmonize together, is a unique instinctual response, very much exclusive to this duo’s aura and energy. 

2/19: Orchestra Miami presents the music of Victoria Bond in four compositions based on stories from around the world. “The Long-Haired Girl” is based on a Chinese folktale about a girl who saves villagers from dying of thirst and “Corn in the Rock” is based on a Mayan folk tale about how Coyote steals corn from the other animals.

2/19: Screening with post-film conversation featuring award-winning filmmaker and author Gaspar González. A U.S. Army platoon, captured by Communists during the Korean War, is whisked to Manchuria for three nightmarish days of experimental drug-and-hypnosis-induced "brainwashing." #CoralGablesArts

2/21: New World School of the Arts returns to the iconic Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts to celebrate the annual NWSA Symphony Orchestra concert, under the baton of NWSA conductor, Dr. Hyunjee Chung. Also featured will be guest soloist and internationally renowned tenor, Arturo Chacón-Cruz. #DowntownMiamiArts

2/23-2/26: Seraphic presents, Beginning-End, the closing concert of the third annual Enlightenment Festival. Chamber orchestra and students from the UCLA Ensemble Artist Program join Seraphic Fire singers to perform two of Bach’s great works in a burst of sonic glory in this arresting program. #CoralGablesArts

2/24-2/26: Orchestra Miami’s popular series of free outdoor concerts returns with “Unfinished”, featuring two uncompleted works by famous composers. The first is the little-known 10th Symphony by Ludwig van Beethoven, which was left unfinished at his death in 1827. At the time of his death, Beethoven left several sketches of two of the movements. Presented at Miami Beach Bandshell and Gateway Park. 

2/25: Enjoy a special Brazilian Jazz Night at Pinecrest Gardens. Grammy Award and Latin Grammy Award nominee Antonio Aldolfo and ensemble performs a night of sultry Samba and Bossa Nova under the stars. Treat yourself to one of South Florida’s most beloved jazz series featuring world renowned jazz artists.

2/25: Don’t miss the film classic, Badlands. ​​In 1959 a lot of people were killing time. Kit and Holly were killing people. Martin Sheen and Academy Award winner Sissy Spacek star in the story of two young lovers who will do anything to be together, even commit murder. #CoralGablesArts

2/26: Pastor Marc Cooper sounded a clarion call for singers to come together to form a new choir. More than 100 of South Florida’s top gospel singers and songwriters gathered to create the award winning Miami Mass Choir. Gospel Sunday, hosted by WPLG Local 10 Anchor Calvin Hughes, will also feature South Florida gospel group Second Chapter. #DowntownMiamiArts

2/26: The Concert Band & Soldiers' Chorus are the oldest and largest of The U.S. Army Field Bands, offering unparalleled versatility ranging from orchestral masterworks and operatic arias to Sousa marches, jazz classics, and Broadway musicals. The musicians perform regularly in some of the most famous concert halls in the world. 

2/16-2/19: Tropic Bound showcases the unique artistic genre known as “artists’ books", bridging the worlds of art, craft, and literature: telling stories, sometimes without words. Visitors will meet the artisans behind the incredible pieces and discover more than 60 international exhibitors from across the globe. The fair is free.

2/16: Miami Book Fair and the National Book Foundation Present: An Evening with the 2022 5 Under 35 Honorees. The National Book Foundation’s 5 Under 35 program recognizes five exceptional debut authors each year. Presented in partnership with Books & Books, the Miami Book Fair, and the National Book Foundation.

2/17-2/25: Koubek Center is co-producing “Así de Miamense”, an initiative of the Antiheroes Project that aims to revitalize Miami’s Latinx performing arts scene by challenging young playwrights to create new work that urges us to confront who we are as a city, how to engage new audiences and to prompt community-building conversations.

2/18: Join us for an evening with the artists and creative community of the Bird Road Arts District. As an artist-run space, we offer a unique insider’s view and invite you into the private world of the working artist. See where the magic happens and talk with Miami-based artists about their work and their process. Free event.

2/18: Picnic de Libros, in collaboration with the Miami Book Fair, is a bilingual, family day program featuring storytelling, theatre, music, arts and crafts, dance, and picnic baskets full of books, for families to enjoy together. The event exposes kids to the richness and variety of the cultural traditions in our diverse community.

2/22: FilmGate Short Film Festival is a monthly theme based film festival that provides film makers with a platform to showcase their art. This month features films about social justice. Enjoy meeting other creatives and film geeks during our film community networker before the screening. Grab some drinks, some grub, and start mingling! #DowntownMiamiArts

2/23: Join us for a casual open house to meet February's resident artists Christian Ruiz Berman, Miles Greenberg and Tamara Santibañez. Our Open House is an opportunity to learn about their lives and inspirations and experience their work. This month's residency is generously sponsored in part by Hesty Leibtag and Terry Verk.

2/26: South Florida Youth Symphony presents a unique Inside/Outside Concert, you will be able to hold and take pictures with the SFYS’ prestigious Emmy Award! Enjoy the concert inside the Garden House, or sit outside and surround yourself with the beauty of the Garden as you listen to the music. It’s a FREE concert with your paid Fairchild admission. #CoralGablesArts

2/26: Gather oceanside for an open air concert featuring Miami-based string ensemble, Amernet String Quartet, for Ocean Drive Association’s free weekly music series. The Amernet String Quartet are recognized as one of today’s superlative string quartets and are Ensemble-in-Residence at Florida International University.

2/27: We’re celebrating black history month with featured artist Luna Korme. collaboARTive and InterContinental Miami Hotel, present Noche de Arte - a weekly happy hour event featuring an Art Exhibition and Activation showcasing a Miami-based artist exploring new materials and techniques to create new works.