Boutik Bop an Lame
Bop Shop Brass is a high-energy, brass-forward band based in Miami. Pushing the boundaries of what a “brass band” can be, the group fuses New
Rèv Machin Ekri: Mikwo Ouvè Pwezi pou Adolesan
Got something to say? Type it. Write it. Spit it. In this unique open mic experience, teens are invited to get hands-on with vintage typewriters,
Requin ki vire sou tèt yo: Vire Tab, Fòme Lavni
Scott McCartney, aka DJ Smoove, is an adjunct professor and a 28-year U.S. Coast Guard veteran. He crafted a pioneering three-credit DJ curriculum at Miami
Desine, Efase, Reimajine! Avèk The Bass Museum of Art
What could a book become? Inspired by Amalia Pica’s Lecturas Posibles, currently on view at The Bass Museum of Art, families are invited to transform
Konstriktè Ekilib ak Mize Atizay Bass la
What happens when simple materials work together? Inspired by the inventive installations of artist Yuko Mohri, whose work is currently on view at The Bass
Mask an Feutre ak Fib ak Bass Museum of Art
Celebrate art, color, and creativity! Inspired by the vibrant textile works of artist Sarah Zapata, whose work is currently on view at The Bass Museum
Fotovoix ak GOGO MOAD
What can a picture say without using any words? Explore the art of visual storytelling and discover how the way you see the world can
Fè pwòp siy paj pa w ak GOGO MOAD
Every great reading adventure needs a bookmark to match! Design a one-of-a-kind bookmark using colorful markers, pencils, ribbons, and special Freedom Tower stamps. Add your
Kolorasyon Kislak Artworks ak GOGO MOAD
Put your own colorful spin on history! Discover symbols and artifacts inspired by the Kislak Collection at the Freedom Tower, then bring them to life
Desine, Efase, Reimajine! Avèk The Bass Museum of Art
What could a book become? Inspired by Amalia Pica’s Lecturas Posibles, currently on view at The Bass Museum of Art, families are invited to transform
Konstriktè Ekilib ak Mize Atizay Bass la
What happens when simple materials work together? Inspired by the inventive installations of artist Yuko Mohri, whose work is currently on view at The Bass