Events: Festival

Our Family Pride

Friday, Feb 27, 2026 at 5:30 PM - English

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Please come and enjoy this screening from Director, Writer, Producer: Glen Evelyn; Director, Producer: Dominic Giannetti, Which is one of our Featured LGBTQ+ Films in this years 40th Annual Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival.

A husband and father of three (Jaimie) finally reveals a truth he’s buried for decades he’s gay. His wife Max and their children, Mike, Kaitlin, and Sydney watch as their dad now lives the best version of himself.

The pilot presentation episode of “Our Family Pride” is an intimate and emotionally raw comedy-drama that explores how a recently out father in his 50’s confronts the past trauma that he silently endured – from his earliest experiences of homophobia to the quiet unraveling of a man challenged by living a double life.

His coming out affects each member of his family in a profound way – whether it’s battling addiction, wrestling with identity, or the need to be simply accepted with honesty and compassion. It’s a story that many families have experienced but is rarely seen. It’s not just about coming out but about coming together. Through pain, through truth, through pride.

Special Guests: Glen Evelyn; Dominic Giannetti, Garrett Clayton.

High School Thieves

Saturday, Feb 28, 2026 at 4:45 PM - Other

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East Coast Premiere / Romania / 2024 / Romanian w/English subtitles / 110 min / Drama, Comedy, Coming-Of-Age, Heist

Director, Tudor Petremarin; Writer: Mihai Manescu, Tudor Petremarin; Producers: Tudor Petremarin.

In order to fulfill their dreams, four teenagers decide to make money by selling online the SAT subjects. Sofi wants to raise money to pay for her college in Switzerland, Alex wants to build his own recording studio, Amalia wants to impress her senator father, and Tomita wants an adventure. Everything is going well until they are all forced to face the reality around them and the consequences of their actions.

Kill City: Dead on the Money

Saturday, Feb 28, 2026 at 8:45 PM - English

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Van, a small-town hustler with big-city dreams, signs on as the wheelman for what should've been a clean, one-point-five-million-dollar score.

But after a violent crash flips the getaway, Van wakes up in a body bag money gone, presumed dead, and marked for it.

Betrayed and left for dead, every breath becomes a fight for survival as Van navigates the deadly fallout tearing through the streets of Kill City.

Lady V mob boss, mastermind, and queen of the underworld wants her money back and sends her relentless enforcer, Glock, to hunt it down by any means necessary.

Now, every lowlife, grifter, and gun-for-hire in Kill City wants a piece of the score.

The city's lit up, the heat's on, and Van's caught in the crosshairs of chaos.

No rules. No allies. Just one shot to make it out alive.

10th Annual South Beach Jazz Festival

Next date: Apr 1, 2026 - click here for time schedule - English

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The South Beach Jazz Festival, presented by nonprofit Power Access, celebrates its 10th anniversary January 8–11, 2026, with four days of live performances by Grammy winners, world-renowned artists, and local legends across Miami Beach at Faena Theater, The Bass Museum of Art, Collins Park, Lincoln Road, and the Miami Beach Bandshell.

The milestone lineup features the Spanish Harlem Orchestra with Etienne Charles at the Bandshell on Saturday, John Pizzarelli’s “Because of You: A Tribute to Tony Bennett” opening night at Faena, Steven Bernstein’s Millennial Territory Orchestra performing outdoors in Collins Park, and Society Jazz Night at The Bass with a lecture on Louis Armstrong by Grammy-winning historian Ricky Ricardi. The festival also includes the Jazz for Tomorrow Student Stage on Lincoln Road and Sunday’s all-day Power Access Main Stage with performances by the Spirit of Goodwill Band, Lemon City Trio, The Harden Project, Federico Britos Quintet, Spam Allstars, and more. Founded by R. David New, the South Beach Jazz Festival is known for presenting world-class jazz while advancing accessibility and inclusion in the arts.