Author: Patricia Cárdenas, MDPL Staff Writer

Read Time: 4 mins This February, visit the stunning New World Symphony for a concert series honoring Black History Month.I Dream a World: The Harlem Renaissance in Europe captures a unique time in history –

Read Time: 6 mins Editor’s Note: A version of this article originally appeared in the program guide for Art Deco Weekend 2023As we enter the winter season and celebrate Miami Beach’s arts and culture

Read Time: 4 mins The 46th Annual Art Deco Weekend is happening this weekend!Join us for three days of live music, dancing, classic car shows, and endless Art Deco.You also won’t want to miss

Read Time: 4 mins The 46th Annual Art Deco Weekend is closer than ever!Among the many events taking place this weekend is a stellar live music lineup! It’ll be the ultimate Deco jazz-age winter festival.Meet us

Read Time: 5 mins The 46th Annual Art Deco Weekend is finally happening.Come and explore Miami Beach’s architectural gems and deco delights with our many tour offerings.Our tours will take you through Miami Beach’s

Read Time: 6 mins Revisiting his many drop-ins at Art Deco Weekend® and the return of his iconic band, now led by his grandson, C. Calloway Brooks.In all the history of American popular music,

Read Time: 3 mins Kobi Karp visited the Art Deco Museum on October 20th 2022 to discuss his firm’s work. The featured program is part of MDPL’s Art of Architecture lecture series.Kobi Karp is

Read Time: 7 mins The history of Opa-locka has been one of many ups and downs, but it is currently experiencing a historic preservation revival thanks to dedicated residents and stakeholders.Founded in 1926 by

Read Time: 7 mins The 2022 edition of No Vacancy, Miami Beach is officially here!Now in its third year, the juried art competition spotlights and nurtures the city’s innovative arts scene. And it all

Read Time: 4 mins The map: a powerful tool and representation of man-made borders, limitations, and aspirations. Helpful in strategizing for commerce, exploration, navigation, and – conversely – nationalism, propaganda, and division. Maps are eternally

Read Time: 2 mins Do you have memories of Miami from 1941 to 1981? What are some of your favorite places from that time?Miami-Dade County’s Office of Historical Preservation is inviting residents to participate