Arts & Culture

The first ever “Bugging Out: A Bug’s World But BIGGER!” show opens May 23.

The exhibition features more than 50 of Olga de Amaral’s works spanning six decades.

The band originally formed in 1964 in London and have been a major force in rock and roll ever since.

The nonprofit Miami Beach Classical Music Festival will host a diverse lineup of performances beginning May 31.

The collection of paintings was created during the artist’s summer residencies in Italy over the past decade.

These collaborations anchor DART Car’s advocacy program, which strives to elevate women’s accomplishments in motorsports.

Guests can channel their inner ghoul with the Day-O in honor of Beetlejuice at the Adrienne Arsht Center.

Cho takes on everything from sex and race to politics and womanhood in her live show.

The annual celebration raised funds for the Center’s education programs.

The evening’s theme, “Moving Forward Together: Women Educating & Inspiring Generations,” highlighted the lasting impact of women shaping Broward County’s future.

This year’s event will screen more than 198 narratives, documentaries and short films of all genres from 45 countries.

Community leaders and philanthropists raised $2.8 million for Arsht Impact education and community engagement programs.