3/17-3/19: Arts, food and music lovers will pack Ocean Drive, Miami Beach, for Art on the Drive, a new three-day festival filled with musical acts on three stages, hundreds of artists showcasing their fine arts + crafts, children’s entertainment, fitness competitions, and more! This beachside art and music festival features everything from Jazz to Latin flair with Americana roots added to the mix.#MiamiBeachLIve 

3/17-3/19: Raised to be seen but not heard, a group of young women in Salem suddenly find their words have an almighty power. As a climate of fear, vendetta and accusation spreads through the community, no one is safe from trial. A witch hunt is beginning in Arthur Miller’s captivating parable of power with Erin Doherty and Brendan Cowell. #CoralGablesArts

3/17-3/19: Miami's hottest flamenco event of the year returns featuring Spain’s greatest flamenco singers, dancers and musicians. Irene “La Chiqui de Málaga” Lozano is a renowned dancer and one of the greatest talents in the new generation of flamenco dance and Rafael Riqueni is among the greatest flamenco guitarists of our time. Acclaimed dancer and choreographer Sara Baras presents her newest show, Alma. #DowntownMiamiArts

3/18: Koubek’s Little Havana Social Club signature program channels the spirit of a fiesta de barrio (neighborhood party), informed by the many sounds and flavors of Latin American and

Caribbean traditions but with a twist of contemporary Miami. Tickets: $15 purchased online in advance, $20 at the door. 

3/18: Steve Tyrell, is the very definition of renaissance man. In his nearly five decades in the music business, he has achieved success as a singer, songwriter, producer, radio host…and after the passing of Bobby Short, Steve took over the New York City’s Café Carlyle’s revered holiday season where he continues to perform today.

3/18 - 3/19: Matías Pérez's Last Flight is an international collaboration between El Ingenio Teatro in Miami and Teatro Cabecas in Portugal. The project is the world premiere of a bilingual work that incorporates actors, musicians and multimedia images about Portugal's unique amateur hot air balloon pilot. Matias Perez. His disappearance earned him a place in Cuban history and popular culture, becoming a symbol of audacity and invention. There will be English subtitles provided. 

3/18-3/19: Hear the best of the Ring Cycle in under two hours! With tales of gods, goddesses, dragons, heroes and the infamous winged warrior Valkyries, Richard Wagner’s legendary Ring cycle comes to New World Center in an unforgettable immersive performance. Composed of four operas, The Ring of Nibelungen is a powerful masterpiece based on Norse mythology. 

3/19: Experience the passion of pure Flamenco mixed with the Jewish Ladino traditions of Spain. Featuring a 9 member cast of international opera stars, guitarists, flamenco masters, and distinguished classical musicians, Flamenco Sephardit promises audiences a deeply emotional and transcendent experience. 

3/20: L’Alliance Française and Koubek Center presents Turned towards an organic incarnation whose common thread is the departure-return report from the native island, the territory of origin, Frénésies starts slowly with a misguided character “I had the ocean as far as the eye could see but I was without horizon”, sometimes candid: Thomas (twin in Aramaic). 

3/22-3/26: María Guinand, internationally lauded director of the Schola Cantorum de Venezuela, joins SERAPHIC FIRE to weave a program that contrasts the heavenly love of Johann Sebastian Bach’s Jesu, meine Freude with secular, Spanish-language Renaissance and contemporary works on earthly themes of humor, desire, and the sea. #CoralGablesArts 

3/22-4/5: Hued Songs, IlluminArts and Vizcaya are thrilled to present a three-part series of performances amplifying the historic contributions of three influential women. Dr. Dorothy Jenkins Fields, Chief Sandrell Rivers, and Betty Mae Tiger Jumper’s work has impacted and transformed Miami and South Florida, creating change for their own, and future, generations.

3/23: The Maids (Les Bonnes) is a play by the French playwright Jean Genet, premiered in Paris in 1947. Two maids love and hate their mistress at the same time. Knowing that they are going to release him due to lack of evidence and that his betrayal will be discovered, they try to assassinate his wife, they fail and they want to kill each other. Finally, one of them commits suicide...

3/23: South Florida Symphony Orchestra’s 25th Anniversary Season concludes with an evening of Dvořák Masterworks, featuring his love letter to America, “New World Symphony,” as well as the greatest of all cello concertos (Cello Concerto in B minor), performed by Zuill Bailey -- who also appeared during the Symphony’s inaugural concert in Key West 25 years ago!

3/24- 4/2: Our first international cultural exchange to Mexico, performing piano trios by Manuel Enriquez, Paul Schoenfield and Jose Luis Hernandez, will end in south Florida. On March 24 at 5:00pm we perform with Mexican pianist Carlos Salmerón at the Vasconcelos Library Auditorium in Mexico City. He will join us in Miami. #CoralGablesArts 

3/25: LP and The Vinyl comes to the Moss Center with beautiful re-imagined jazz arrangements of hits by artists including The Beatles, David Bowie, and Stevie Wonder, fresh and funky explorations of jazz standards, and their own original songs. They play with no safety nets, and every emotion is on full display.

3/26: Join Orchestra Miami for the final concert in its Nicklaus Children’s Hospital Family Fun Concert Series! Your family will be treated to a performance of Poulenc's The Story of Babar the Elephant, a whimsical musical illustration of the beloved story by Jean de Brunhoff, with narration in English and Spanish. 

3/26: Released to coincide with International Women’s Day. Mary Cassatt made a career painting the lives of the women around her. Her radical images showed them as intellectual, feminine and real, which was a major shift in the way women appeared in art. Cassatt became one of America’s most well-known artists. #CoralGablesArts

3/29 - 4/16: Inspired by a true story and featuring the Tony®-nominated score by Steve Martin and Edie Brickell, a sweeping tale of love and redemption set against the rich backdrop of the American South in the 1920s and ’40s. With beautiful melodies and powerfully moving characters, the story unfolds as a rich tapestry of deep emotion. #CoralGablesArts 

3/29: Join us this month to celebrate female-fronted creations. We will be accepting submissions in any genre as long as they're headed by a female director. FilmGate Miami is a non-profit organization that's goal is to ensure the empowerment and growth of local creators and talent. #DowntownMiamiArts 

3/31-4/1: Brévo Theatre presents a series spotlights new plays that have yet to be produced or a new playwright who is seeking support for their first reading or full-stage production. Freshly Rooted is a staged reading of new works to engage with audiences and introduce community members to brave new voices, telling stories in innovative and bold new ways.

3/31-4/2: Birds of Paradise by Pioneer Winter Collection & Fantasy Theater Factory honors and celebrates the enduring nature of queer and marginalized people to shape themselves into something that is desirable, vulnerable, fierce and reborn. This will be the third iteration of this series by Miami-based choreographer Pioneer Winter, who continues exploration of beauty and virtuosity outside the mainstream. Birds of Paradise is iridescent and effortful. It is a provocative, immersive piece perched between fight and flight. Featuring film, installation and live dance performance.

3/31-4/1: FUNDarte’s NO BORDERS Series presents two pieces by Bereishit Dance Company, a contemporary dance project from Seoul, Korea. Founded in 2011 by choreographer Soon-ho

Park, Bereishit takes a contemporary approach to traditional culture. Park’s explores the issues

of identity and transformation and delves into multimedia, street dance. 

3/16: This popup performance by some of the most gifted classical musicians found anywhere in the known universe. The New World Symphony Fellows are participant in “America’s Orchestral Academy,” located within the Lincoln Road District. They will play both classical and popular music, and it promises to be a performance not to be missed.

3/16: The Moth Story SLAM is a community-focused, open-mic storytelling competition in which anyone can share a five-minute story. The THEME for the evening is STAKES. Prepare a five-minute story about when it was make-or-break, all-or-nothing. When you dug in your heels or rose to the occasion. Packed it up, moved on, or made your claim. Proceed at your own risk.

3/17 & 3/24: Filmgate Entering an ancient Buddhist temple, spectators create together a shape of light, a bright and colorful mandala. Depending on their movements each drawing will be unique. The fantastic characters are played by an actor in live motion-capture, using Buddhist mythology as a background.1 hour free-roaming VR creative adventure. Space is limited. #DowntownMiamiArts

3/17-3/31:Throughout Lincoln Road from Alton Road to Washington Avenue. Pop-Up: Galleries Orlinski exhibits his work, often of spectacular dimensions, in the great outdoors. Elements in nature became his signature and forte. Using industrial materials to develop large geometric sculptures that symbolize freedom, power, and passion. On view now through March 2023.  

3/18: Get ready to dance and sing along with the hits at the Tribute to Fania, at the Little Havana Social Club program. Featuring Mimy Succar and the Mixtura Orchestra under the direction of two-time Latin GRAMMY Award-winning percussionist, Tony Succar, with the participation of Latin GRAMMY-nominated musician, producer and DJ Mr. Pauer.

3/18-4/15: Have you always wanted to make your own videos? Do you want to direct? Do you have a story to tell and you want to learn how to? Then our Filmmaker Bootcamp is for you! Take your filmmaking skills to the next level with this excellent 4-week class. This class is made up of theory and practice, as students learn the fine details of cinematography and directing from one of our community's most talented professionals.

3/17-3/19: Free event showcasing live music, children’s entertainment, over 100 artists displaying their fine art, skilled crafts, and great food in an upscale street festival atmosphere. Music will include jazz, funk, country and rock on three stages with a myriad of artists, including Arturo Sandoval, Hot 8 Brass band, Tory Sanderson’s tribute to Louis Armstrong and many others. 

3/23: Join us for a casual open house to meet March's resident artists Chloe Chiasson, Devin Johnson and Jenny Feal. 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 Leslie and Michael Weissman.

3/30: Dr. Nesbitt will show how these single molecule methods can be used to measure rates for conformational folding and unfolding, as well as how we can strongly influence folding of DNA and RNA by heating/cooling or addition of cations like the Mg+2 you drink in Gatorade. Dr. David J. Nesbitt of JILA, University of Colorado. #DowntownMiamiArts

3/31: Late Night is back at the New World Symphony.! Named Best Classical Music Experience by Miami New Times, our concert meets night club mashup includes club-style lighting and art videos. Stand up close and groove alongside the performers or arrive early to immerse your senses in the late-night lounge vibe from a seat upstairs. Join us to hear the fabulous music that went on to influence Bowie, Basquiat and Lady Gaga.