During times too often coarse or rough, the graceful and delicate art of calligraphy can bring peace of mind and body. Monica Hine, a local calligrapher and Grove resident, leads an expressive journey through this art form with a live demonstration at a fundraiser for Plymouth Preschool. The slower pace[Read More…]
Where we’ll be
Grovey things to do. There’s so much here… (Hint: Use the Search tool.)
Earth Day’s Creative Opportunities
The creative minds at Hermès have gone far beyond the frontiers of personal fashion to create imaginary and utopian universes and bring them to Coconut Grove. The choreographed spectacles, performed by the Astragales dance company, are described as ‘playful and lighthearted.’ Nine days of free performances are scheduled for The[Read More…]
Sounds of Inspiration
The fiery rhythms and fluid movements of Siempre Flamenco arrive at The Barnacle to inspire the romantic in each of us. The latest in the Moonlight Concert series displays the talents of dancers and musicians in this classic art form of empowered emotion. The Barnacle, 3485 Main Highway, Friday 4/11,[Read More…]
Butterflies and Gardens
St. Stephen’s Coconut Grove Music Series returns with The Stamps String Quartet, outstanding students that will perform the music of Schulhoff and Beethoven. Admission is free, but reserve your spot. St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, 2750 McFarlane Road. Friday 4/4 from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. Free but please RSVP here. Pinecrest[Read More…]
Reuse, Repurpose, Recycle, Regret
Repurpose your inner fire as the Grammy-nominated Seraphic Fire choral shares the power that a cappella performance can bring to moments of introspection during a concert of spiritual music. Inspired works from centuries of composers will be presented. Church of the Epiphany, 8235 SW 57th Avenue. Friday 3/28 at 7:30[Read More…]
The Week Ahead
Get a jump on National Poetry Month on Tuesday 3/25 with a live poetry reading and open mic at Books & Books in Coconut Grove. Poet Oscar Fuentes (aka the Biscayne Poet) kicks off the free program, followed by an open mic for audience members. Books & Books, 3409 Main[Read More…]
The Sweetest Breeze
As a personal celebration of the start of Spring, consider a quiet, reflective walk along one or more of the Grove’s most tranquil outdoor spots. The breezes of the past weeks and the cool mornings and evenings might just be the respite you seek. Three locations are calling. The world’s[Read More…]
Catch a Rising Starlet
The Grove’s own (and perhaps youngest) published author Emilia Ramos Sampler, 14, has released the second book in her fantasy trilogy, “The Shadow Heir.” Her new book, “Thieves of Time Forgotten,” continues the saga begun in her first work, published when she was 10. An award-winning author, Emilia won first-prize[Read More…]
The Songs Must Go On
Yacht Rock Sing-Along with the Tall Boys packs it all in at the Barnacle’s March Moonlight Concert. Vote here for your favorite songs and then come out to sing the top ten vote-getters. The Barnacle State Park, 3485 Main Highway. Friday 3/7. Gate opens at 6:00 p.m. for the picnic[Read More…]
Singing Out Loud
Lady Miasma showcases the young aspiring professional performers of Area Theater in a production that joins fairytale images with mature themes. Running for one weekend only, the show opens Friday 2/28. Area Stage’s Black Box Theatre inside The Shops at Sunset Place, 5701 Sunset Drive, Suite 286. Metrorail to University[Read More…]