Open to children ages 5-18, the CAP Conservatory for the Arts runs between September and May and is an affordable after-school in-depth instrument, music theory, ensemble, and performance curriculum.

Miami Dade College’s robust cultural affairs programming is a year-round affair and leading the charge is María Carla Chicuén who took the reins as Miami Dade College Cultural Affairs Executive Director earlier this year.

M. Evelina Galang, Faculty Dean and former Board president with VONA Arts Foundation who began with the organization in 2009, talked about their founding and her connection to their mission and passion to aid emerging BIPOC writers.

On 8/12/23, Sandrell Rivers Day will showcase performances by a variety of local artists from all facets of the arts community and will also present the Humanitarian Award to Dr. Dorothy Bendross-Mindingall.

For artists and cultural organizations in Miami-Dade County, getting funding is a matter of knowing where to look.

The Arts and Business Council succeeded in bringing more than 150 of Miami's culture and hospitality leaders together for Breakfast with the Arts & Hospitality.

Moonlighter on Miami Beach is part of the FabLab network providing dedicated space for learning, collaborating, and showcasing innovative projects for makers and creatives.

After a long hiatus, CreativeMorning Miami returns to host conversations with Miami's creative community. Victoria Collado shared her thoughts on Reverie in June.

2023 Silver Knight Awards marks a milestone along the journey for future leaders across all fields, including the arts.

"Wheel" exhibition at Primary, curated by Bischof, Gonzalez, and Gran with the final touches by artist Avery Pack, introduces works while allowing viewers to explore the narrative on their own.