Welcome to your weekly Miami Beach Arts & Culture guide. View below digital event highlights for the week and be sure to check out our website for all things Arts & Culture!
The City of Miami Beach is investing in the revitalization of Miami Beach commercial corridors with an experiential cultural artist residency within vacant spaces. Open House will activate empty spaces in Miami Beach commercial districts by attracting, retaining and supporting the revitalization of our artistic community. 

Privately owned vacant spaces will serve as free workspaces, studios, exhibition space and communal areas that encourage dialogue and collaboration. In partnership with participating property owners, Open House will provide the space and support necessary for peer to peer collaborations to emerge and breed new art forms that benefit the City’s entire artistic community.

Open House will provide free space and financial support to qualifying artists and non-profit cultural organizations. A stipend of $2,500 will accompany each occupancy to cover anticipated costs, which may include:
  • Moving expenses;
  • Insurance, supplies, parking and utilities; and
  • Marketing and publicity

The goal of Open House is to entice artists to Miami Beach and unite residents and businesses through art. The project is geared toward stimulating Miami Beach commercial corridors by providing a place of connection, forging a point of interest, and allowing artists to fabricate a space for exchange among a cross section of creative influencers and the community. We encourage artists to sell work, increase their network, collaborate with Miami Beach institutions and exhibit their work. We encourage property owners to bring innovative cultural business to Miami Beach, through this project, and create a place for cultural tourism.


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Beethoven on the Beach





November 13
7 PM



Orchestra Miami
Black Reflections: A Just Future for Black Artists 




November 12
7 PM



New World Symphony
Everything Must Go!





November 16
5:30 PM



Miami Beach Urban Studios-FIU
Contemporary Conversaciones de Arte



November 17
5:30 PM




Miami Beach Urban Studios-FIU
Symphony Storytime, Ferdinand the Bull



November 14
7 PM




Greater Miami Youth Symphony
The Anne Frank House: A Live Virtual Tour



November 12
1 PM




Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach
Bring a blanket, pack a picnic basket and arrive early to get a front row lawn seat as you enjoy cinema on the beautifully manicured grounds of SoundScape Park. Our free weekly movies are curated by the City of Miami Beach Department of Tourism and Culture. The films are projected onto the 7,000 square foot projection wall of the New World Center through a striking use of visual and audio technology.

Come join us on November 18 at 8 p.m. to watch Coco (2017), a story about young Miguel who dreams of becoming an accomplished musician like his idol Ernesto de la Cruz. Desperate to prove his talent, Miguel finds himself in the stunning and colorful Land of the Dead. After meeting a charming trickster named Héctor, the two new friends embark on an extraordinary journey to unlock the real story behind Miguel's family history.


Tune into Channel 10, WPLG on Sunday, November 15 at 3:00 p.m., for a broadcast of the documentary, Names Not Numbers. Part of a project organized and sponsored by the Holocaust Memorial, this compelling film which original premiered during the 2020 Miami Jewish Film Festival follows the experience of a dynamic group of students from Greater Miami area public schools including three Miami Beach schools: Miami Beach Senior High School, Feinberg-Fisher K-8 and RASG Hebrew Academy.  They participated in a life changing journey interviewing Holocaust Survivors and learning documentary filmmaking skills during the 2018-2019 school year. 
 
This broadcast is part of an effort by the Interfaith Broadcasting Commission, ABC Network and Names Not Numbers. The documentary was offered to 300+ ABC affiliates nationally and more than 30 are showing the film across the country.  This Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach initiative was the first to take a Holocaust Survivor documentary film project into public schools. 

One of the nation's biggest 24-hour annual giving events, Give Miami Day is an online campaign where all locals are philanthropists. This year -- as our nonprofit community continues their essential work in the face of a serious pandemic, economic crisis and the impact of systemic racism -- Give Miami Day will be more vital than ever. While we all count on Miami-Dade's nonprofits to serve our region day after day, this time, they're counting on us. 

On Thursday, November 19th, 2020, we invite everyone to explore the online profiles of hundreds of Miami-Dade nonprofits that, with limited resources and staff, always find a way to provide the supplies, services and support our residents need. We encourage you to find a cause or an organization you believe in and make a charitable donation.   

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