Experience The Notebook at Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts. A sweeping stage adaptation of the beloved novel about enduring love, followed by an Arsht Plus evening featuring bookmark-making, poetry workshops, and an open mic session beginning at 6:30 PM.
Celebrate Haitian Heritage Month at PAMM with a family-friendly day of hands-on art inspired by Kathia St. Hilaire and live folkloric performances by Tradisyon Lakou Lakay, Inc. at Pérez Art Museum Miami.
Held on the second Saturday of each month, this free, all-ages program invites families to explore local history and culture through tours, hands-on activities, and storytelling experiences designed to connect generations, with ASL interpretation provided.
Celebrate Mother’s Day with a hands-on floral and art-making experience at PAMM where teaching artist Nicola Salino and Paraíso Collective guide guests in creating custom bouquets and illustrated notes inspired by nature.
Join Miami EcoAdventures for a hands-on volunteer day planting native species and cleaning the shoreline to help restore Miami’s coastal habitats through community-driven conservation.
Experience a sensory-friendly visit at Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science through the Just for Me program, offering a calm, inclusive environment with adjusted lighting, reduced sound, and hands-on activities designed for guests with diverse accessibility needs.
Celebrate Haitian Heritage Month with a guided walking tour of Little Haiti led by City Tours Guide Cidelca, exploring one of the largest Haitian communities in the U.S. known for its Haitian-owned businesses, Creole cuisine, art, and cultural landmarks, with admission including a family pass to HistoryMiami Museum.
A Tony Awards-style celebration at Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts honors Miami-Dade’s top high school musical theater talent, showcasing standout student performances and selecting two finalists to advance to the Jimmy Awards in New York.
Celebrate 30 years of Belle & Sebastian at Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts with a full performance of If You’re Feeling Sinister and career-spanning favorites, opening with Joanna Sternberg.