"No Seasoning” at the Copperbridge Foundation in North Miami presents art by seven Afro-descendant Cuban artists with disabilities whose work developed outside academic and commercial frameworks.

After 19 seasons at the Arsht Center, The Cleveland Orchestra’s Miami residency continues with Verdi’s “Requiem” and major collaborations.

For nearly two decades, the Moss Center has been bringing artists beyond Miami’s usual stages, and on Jan. 17 it welcomes Canadian jazz vocalist Laila Biali for her Miami-area debut.

The South Beach Jazz Festival in Miami Beach marks ten years of music woven into the city with free and ticketed performances

A true story of a legendary World War I Christmas truce becomes the heartbeat of Florida Grand Opera’s “Silent Night" being performed in Miami, then in Fort Lauderdale.

A new exhibition at El Espacio 23 gathers nearly 150 works by more than 100 artists from the Americas, Europe, Africa and beyond, yet its pulse is distinctly Miami.

“Here There Are Blueberries” comes home to Miami New Drama and marks a full-circle return for a Pulitzer finalist that began at the regional theater.

Since 2011, Soundscape Park has broadcast live concerts from inside the New World Center creating a sense of community.

The Opera Atelier and Arts Ballet Theatre of Florida present "Spain, My Love: Opera Meets Ballet" to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.

At PAMM, “El Monte," the first solo museum exhibition by Cuban American twin photographers Elliot and Eric Jiménez, draws inspiration from Lydia Cabrera’s seminal text.