PAMM Free Second Saturdays: Hispanic and Latino Heritage and Cultural Celebration
As part of PAMM Free Second Saturdays, celebrate Hispanic and Latino heritage and culture with a day of art making, activities, and more!
Admission is free all day. Art activities are from 11am–3pm.
RSVP
Spend a day at the museum with family and friends honoring and experiencing the rich and diverse cultures of the Hispanic and Latino communties. Create a work of art inspired by Cecilia Vicuña’s Quipu Gut, a wool sculpture on view in PAMM’s permanent collection. Experience Rosa dos Ventos, a relational sculpture developed in collaboration by Brazilian artists and psychologists Robertha Blatt and Aline Gonet, and join a communal art activity using finger weaving, facilitated by Blatt. Also, participate in a storytime reading of Daniel Matias’s newly-released book, “Emergency Quarters,” which follows the story of a young boy from Queens.
Also, participate in a storytime reading of Daniel Matias’s newly-released book, “Emergency Quarters,” which follows the story of a young boy from Queens. For the rest of the day, explore the galleries, grab a meal at Verde, or sit back and enjoy the breeze on the waterfront terrace.
Support
PAMM Free Second Saturdays are presented by PNC Arts Alive, Publix Super Market Charities, and The Edward C. Fogg, III and Lisbeth A. Fogg Charitable Trust. The program is made possible by endowed funds granted by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation and Heckscher Foundation for Children to underwrite the museum’s broad portfolio of education programs. Together with leadership support from Miami-Dade County, these funders enable the museum to transform the lives of young people in our community through our art education programs.
