Friday, May 1
Cielo Tejido: A Woven Sky
10 a.m. to 8 p.m. A large-scale public art installation transforms a pedestrian corridor into an immersive canopy of color, featuring handwoven textiles created by artisan women from Etzatlán, Mexico. Presented with the support of the Consulate of Mexico, the installation brings movement and visual dynamism to the urban landscape.
Location: Giralda Plaza.
The Longest Table
6:30 p.m. Presented by The Underline, the event brings together neighbors, creatives and local changemakers for an evening centered on food and meaningful interaction. Participants contribute dishes that reflect personal stories and cultural traditions.
Location: 2772 SW 27th Ave.
Friendly Chess Tournament
4:30 p.m. A family-friendly chess tournament invites players of all ages and skill levels to engage in an inclusive competition. Led by FIDE National Instructor Angel Salazar, the event combines strategy, learning and friendly play in a welcoming environment. Participants can enjoy guided instruction, designed to encourage both beginners and experienced players.
Location: KBCC.
Saturday, May 2
All Kids Included Family Festival
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Presented by the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs in collaboration with The Moss Center, the festival features music, dance and sensory-inclusive performances, including Doodle Pop. The program incorporates accessibility technologies and accommodations to ensure an inclusive experience for all attendees. Free.
Location: 10950 SW 211 St.
Miami Oyster Fest
7 p.m. An all-you-can-eat seafood experience brings together chefs, oyster farmers and live programming in support of coastal restoration. Presented by Oyster Reefer, the event features oysters sourced from regional farms alongside music and educational programming. For tickets starting at $98, click here.
Location: 7275 Collins Ave.
Sunday, May 3
Free Tutoring
10 to 11 a.m. Available every Sunday at the Key Biscayne Police Station, providing academic support for students. Led by some of Miami’s top high school tutors, these sessions offer help with homework across various subjects. Students can drop in for one-on-one guidance in a supportive learning environment. No registration is required, just bring your materials and questions. Free.
Location: 88 W. McIntyre St.
Chopin For All
3 p.m. The Chopin Foundation concludes its concert series with a performance by pianist William Yang. The program features works by Frédéric Chopin, presented as part of a community-focused initiative that brings world-class classical music to accessible venues. Yang, a recent winner of the National Chopin Piano Competition, closes the season with a highly anticipated appearance. Free.
Location: 950 University Dr., Coral Gables.
The Zionists: A Family Storm
3 p.m. A world premiere production explores the tensions of identity, politics and family through an intimate and emotionally charged narrative. Written by S. Asher Gelman and directed by Chloe Treat, the play follows a fractured family navigating conflict and reconciliation amid external and internal storms. Presented at The Colony Theatre, the play offers a timely reflection on division and connection in a complex world. For tickets starting at $55, click here.
Location: 1040 Lincoln Rd.
Monday, May 4
Bouquet: A Floral Art Installation
11 a.m. to 8 p.m. A large-scale interactive installation transforms a courtyard into a dynamic garden of color, light and movement. Bouquet features sculptural floral forms designed by Olivier Landreville, inviting visitors to engage directly by setting the installation in motion. The piece evolves throughout the day, creating shifting patterns of shadow and atmosphere shaped by its surroundings. Free.
Location: 358 San Lorenzo Ave.
Tuesday, May 5
Ask Book Club: The House is on Fire
12:15 p.m. A literary discussion explores the novel inspired by the historic Richmond Theater Fire of 1811, by Rachel Beanland. Hosted by Marcie Horowitz, the program examines themes of class, moral choice, survival and resilience through a multi-perspective narrative. Recognized as a Best Book of 2023 by NPR and The New Yorker, the work offers a compelling lens on a pivotal moment in American history.
Location: KBCC.
Wednesday, May 6
The Women’s Support Group
6:30 p.m. A weekly, supportive space for connection and personal growth meets regularly at the Village of Key Biscayne. This group offers a small, intimate setting focused on self-improvement and shared experiences. Sessions are limited to 12 participants. For inquiries, reach out to: womensupportkeybiscayne@gmail.com.
Location: 88 W McIntyre Street.
Bus Trips: The Notebook, the Musical
6:15 p.m. A group outing centers around this stage adaptation of the best-selling novel that explores a lifelong love story shaped by time and circumstance. Part of the Broadway in Miami lineup, the production blends music and storytelling to capture the emotional depth of Allie and Noah’s journey. Presented at the Adrienne Arsht Center, the experience highlights one of the season’s most talked-about shows.
Location: KBCC.
Thursday, May 7
Moms Voices
9:30 to 11:30 a.m. An intimate community gathering brings together local voices for a morning of conversation centered on motherhood, purpose and connection. Presented by Local ConnX and D’ Lite, the program features Malena Legarre, Executive Director of Fundación Hermanos de la Calle, among other speakers. The event highlights the experiences of women shaping the island through leadership and community involvement.
Location: 180 Crandon Blvd.
Night of Giving
7 to 8 p.m. An evening of shopping and philanthropy celebrates Mother’s Day with a community-focused fundraising event supporting the Sunshine Kids Foundation. Presented by the Key Biscayne Community Foundation, the program brings together a curated selection of local designers and retailers for a purpose-driven experience. Guests can explore seasonal collections while contributing to a cause dedicated to children facing critical illnesses. For tickets starting at $20, click here.
Location: 455 Grand Bay Dr.
KB Community Garden Sessions
6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Volunteers are invited to take part in cultivating fresh, local produce while building a stronger, greener community. Weekly sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays include watering, weeding, and harvesting. A hands-on way to support sustainability and connect with neighbors. Free.
Location: 650 Ocean Dr.
Friday, May 8
Laser Tag Battle
8 to 11 p.m. A high-energy outdoor event brings laser tag to the park in an interactive, team-based experience designed for teens. Players navigate fast-paced rounds that combine strategy, movement and friendly competition in an open-air setting.
Location: Paradise Park.
Soul Rodeo Kick-Off Field Party
5 to 10 p.m. An event that brings together guests for an evening of themed experiences and a Southern-inspired atmosphere. Featuring interactive moments such as meet-and-greets and shared food and drinks, the event creates a welcoming space ahead of the main festivities. For tickets starting at $36, click here.
Location: 1034 NE 8th St. Homestead.