This weekend in Coral Gables, FL

A community yoga session takes place beneath Australian pine trees near the pier in Dania, bringing together neighbors and visitors for a supportive practice. Facilitators offer calm, friendly guidance with empathy, focusing on nurturing mind, body, and spirit. Many participants enjoy arriving early for a relaxed bike ride or walk along the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk, from north of North Beach Park toward Dania Beach Pier, and some like to cool off with a swim afterward. All are welcome, including men, women, and children. Please remember to pay for parking upon arrival.

Celebrate Croptoberfest with a dedicated scrapbooking day at Davie Parks, Recreation & Cultural Arts. Each participant has a personal 6-foot table, lunch is included, and there will be treats waiting at your seat. Ticket drawings for prizes and a mystery box are part of the fun, and you can increase your entries by bringing a snack to earn four tickets and by signing up early. Prepayment via Zelle is required to hold a spot. An early $25 deposit brings a special surprise, and inviting a friend who is new earns another. Space is limited to 20 scrapbookers. For details or to register, email Cynthiascrapbooks@gmail.com.

Celebrate local food and learning at a Saturday experience that brings something new each week. Shop directly from local growers, sample fresh flavors from the garden, and enjoy tours. Free workshops are offered on the month’s final Saturday.

Aragon Café serves up a Bottomless Prosecco Brunch for $24, featuring limitless pours of Villa Sandi Prosecco cocktails. Sip options like Orange Mimosa, Cranberry Fizz, Bellini Bliss, or a classic Prosecco in the setting of Hotel Colonnade in Coral Gables.

Jane Don’t, a standout from RuPaul’s Drag Race, storms the Ft. Lauderdale Improv with no-holds-barred humor and quick wit, delivering outrageous drag numbers, lively audience participation, and delightfully unpredictable moments. She shares the stage with local drag star Norvina Dubois and additional special guests, building a raucous, laugh-filled ride that rolls on like a trip along Route 66.

Discover Miami and Key Biscayne on a smart-guided selfie cycle tour that strings together ocean views, sandy beaches, two expansive parks, a historic lighthouse, and a taste of local history along a relaxing 17-mile flattened loop. The route is 92 percent bikeway and completely level except for a single bridge, so the only real climb might be the wind. Segments that are not on bikeways use commonly ridden roads, and some of those have sidewalks. Florida law allows bicyclists to ride on sidewalks, so riders can choose the roadway or sidewalk based on conditions. The itinerary links trails like Osprey Beach Trail, Bear Cut Nature Trail, Rickenbacker Bikeway, and the Fossilized Reef Bike Trail while connecting places such as Beach Park, Crandon Park and Crandon Beach, the Miami Seaquarium, Cape Florida Beach, the Crandon Park Zoo ruins, Neptune Memorial Reef, Hobie Island Beach Park, the Cape Florida Lighthouse, the Old Rickenbacker Causeway, Rickenbacker Causeway Beach, Historic Virginia Key Beach Park, Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Biscayne Nature Center. Bring a bike and a smartphone, then follow the emailed links for voice and map turn-by-turn guidance. Start from a convenient parking area or from nearby accommodations, ride at your own pace, pause for views or visits, and the smart guide will pick up right where you are when you are ready to roll. The loop is mostly continuous with a few short sections that repeat. Entry fees may apply at select stops. Historic Virginia Key Beach Park is free Monday through Thursday, 10 dollars on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, and 12 dollars on holidays. Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park charges 2 dollars per person. The tour links do not expire, and the purchase covers the smart-guided route and instructions only. Attractions, lodging, food, and bike rentals are not included.

A book signing featuring Darrell Gwynn is taking place.

Art of Wine continues with a tasting dedicated to Australia and New Zealand, following a previous South America edition. The experience centers on wines from both countries and tends to reach capacity quickly.

Learn the fundamentals of graffiti in a small, beginner friendly class led by local street artists in Wynwood. Participants select their colors and practice with included spray paint while receiving step by step instruction. Purchase of the class also includes admission to the Museum. Comfortable clothing that can get paint on it is recommended. Touted as the best thing to do in Wynwood, this hands on experience offers a welcoming introduction to spray can art.

Unlimited Devotion brings the first of two concerts to The Moss Center in Miami, celebrating the music of The Grateful Dead. Across the series, four different sets span the band's catalog from 1966 to 1995, with each one crafted to spotlight a specific period and give listeners a broad sense of the group's evolution. This opening show features its own selections and pairs with a second performance to complete the full overview.

The Caribbean Bar Association’s 30th Annual Scholarship and Awards Gala at The Cruz Building brings together culture, celebration, and a focus on excellence. The evening honors achievement, leadership, and the legacy of the legal community. More details and ticket information will be announced soon.

Michael Cavanaugh, known for leading the Broadway hit Movin’ Out, celebrates the music of Billy Joel and Elton John in a concert packed with classic hits. Expect favorites such as Rocket Man, I’m Still Standing, Candle in the Wind, Movin’ Out, My Life, Piano Man, and more. Handpicked by Billy Joel for the stage production, Cavanaugh went on to earn Tony and Grammy nominations for his performance. Billboard has praised him as a fresh leading voice in American rock and roll, and this acclaimed show was counted among Pollstar’s Top 50 Touring Shows in both 2019 and 2020. This performance has been rescheduled.

The event features musicians performing live.

At Colorful Cute in The Shops at Sunset Place, this monthly gathering centers on trading small collectibles. Attendees bring a curated selection of items to swap, including blind box figures, plushies, and trading cards. Popular choices include Sonny Angels, Smiskis, Pokémon cards, tokidoki, and small Sanrio pieces. Tables are provided for trading, but space is limited, so participants are encouraged to bring only a small amount and to circulate to meet fellow collectors. People may arrive and depart throughout the event. No sellers are allowed.

This monthly party at The Tank Brewing Company in Miami brings together drinks, food, and professional wrestling in a high-energy setting. A passionate crowd creates a lively backdrop for the in-ring action.

Chucho Valdés, the Cuban pianist, composer, and arranger honored as an NEA Jazz Master and recipient of seven Grammy Awards and seven Latin Grammy Awards, brings a new program to the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts to celebrate his 85th birthday. Across six decades, he has advanced Afro-Cuban jazz with bold innovation and an ever-curious spirit. This performance features special guests Joe Lovano and Terence Blanchard, offering a salute to Valdés’s legacy while unveiling fresh musical ideas.

Jose Luis Rodriguez, also known as El Puma, performs at the Great Hall at Charles F. Dodge City Center with a concert of beloved songs and his powerful voice. The set showcases hits from across his career for an evening of Latin music.

Explore Vizcaya’s historic farm and village while browsing a vibrant farmers market filled with local flavor. Vendors offer fresh produce, baked treats, vegan options, handmade goods, and other artisanal finds. Admission is free and the market takes place rain or shine. While you shop, you can join a short guided tour of Vizcaya Village for $5, featuring the design and purpose of select spaces, the stories of those who lived and worked here a century ago, and what is planned for the future. Members receive this tour at no cost and get 10% off purchases at the market. Wellness classes are also available for $5 in partnership with Hanu Yoga Miami Beach. Support sustainability by dropping off compostable waste in the pink bins labeled Compost for Life. Please note that access to the Main House and formal gardens on the east side of the estate is not included and requires separate museum admission. During ongoing restoration, one of the usual gates is closed, so use the parking lot entrance to reach the market. Leashed, well behaved dogs are welcome at the market, and owners must supervise and clean up after their pets. Pets are not allowed in the Main House and gardens. Registration is encouraged to help track attendance and to receive updates, including vendor lists and special offers.

Meet Vex Hair at Hilton Aventura for an up-close look at Seamless Clip-In Extensions. Crafted from 100% Remy human hair and available in 28 dimensional shades, they are color matched to blend naturally with your own hair. Visit the booth to feel the quality, compare shades in person, and chat about the best match for your look.

This celebration honors ten years of the Florida Fellowship Super Choir, a ministry centered on faith, family, and fellowship with deep roots in the Black Gospel tradition. Founded in 2017, the ensemble unites singers, songwriters, directors, and musicians from many faiths and denominations across Florida, led by founder and executive director Minister Corey P. Edwards. Experience an evening of joyful music with the award-winning, internationally recognized 80-voice choir and band, joined by surprise guests from local and national circles. The choir earned national recognition in 2022 by winning How Sweet the Sound, hosted by Donald Lawrence, and began annual European tours the following year. Presented without charge by Rhythm Foundation as part of the Miami Beach Arts in the Parks series. Food and drinks will be available for purchase. The Miami Beach Bandshell offers an open-air, covered setting, and events proceed regardless of weather. Tickets are non-refundable after purchase. Photography and video will be captured for Miami Beach Bandshell and Rhythm Foundation marketing, and attendance implies consent to the use of your image and likeness. Some effects may include flashing or strobe lighting, which can affect individuals with photosensitivity.

Inside the main restaurant at Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort, the Johnne Sambataro Duo, Johnne and Jason Sambataro, performs a mix of classic and contemporary covers. The show draws on Johnne Sambataro’s extensive career, featuring hits connected to artists he has performed with, including Andy Gibb, The Byrds, Eric Clapton, Dave Mason, Dion, and Firefall. They also play familiar songs by The Beatles, Cream, Steve Miller, The Eagles, Tom Petty, Jimmy Buffett, America, Rolling Stones, and more, delivered with upbeat energy, smooth vocal harmonies, and standout guitar solos.