Arts & Business Council of Miami
Attention orchid lovers and plant enthusiasts! Here’s your exclusive opportunity to go behind the scenes at Vizcaya Museum and Gardens with the museum’s own orchid specialist, Axel Cahiz. This is more than just a tour; it’s an intimate exploration of the museum’s rarest orchids.
Art in the Park presented by Mastec is a free cultural concert and art series that transforms Ponce Circle Park into a vibrant gathering place where music, visual arts, food, beverages, and community come together in an unforgettable outdoor setting. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SMpJXIIQpI
Join for a vibrant, free celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month! From 11am to 3pm, enjoy a variety of art-making activities, music, and performances throughout the museum.
Slow Looking with the Lowe is an interactive 30-minute art engagement to enrich your understanding of selected works from the Lowe.
Experience Vizcaya after dark with an evening of spooky stories, classic early cinema, and literary discovery.
PAMM members invited to celebrate the newly opened exhibition, Anina Major: The Sacred Mangrove, with a special appreciation lounge. Enjoy an exclusive meet-and-greet with Artist Anina Major and PAMM Curator Jennifer Inacio
Dive into the creative process with artist Anina Major and PAMM Curator Jennifer Inacio during an insightful conversation exploring how Major translates ancestral weaving practices into powerful ceramic sculptures and installations.
Miami City Ballet opens its 2026-27 season with a sparkling bill that weaves together classical brilliance, jazzy elegance and an electrifying world premiere.
In this professional learning workshop inspired by Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) exhibition Anina Major: The Sacred Mangrove, explore how ceramic works honor and memorialize traditional Bahamian palm-weaving. Together, we will investigate artist Anina Major’s sculptural practice and the intersection between traditional material culture and contemporary art.
A relaxed, 21+ art‑making program designed to recharge your creativity at Lowe Art Museum.