Family friendly tours of the Maitland Art Center and Historical Museum exhibits, along with related art activities for the whole family to create together!
Our Education staff will present these exhibits in a child- appropriate way:
Soldier's Home: Veterans' Art in Central Florida
J. Andre Smith and the Art of Camouflage
Cenral Florida Yellow Ribbon Project
Coming off major shows at the Polk Art Museum, Art Miami, Scope, and more, Jason Myers exhibits Exactly, Who Are We? with MAC Art Galleries for a one-of-a-kind curated show. MAC Art Galleries is pleased to present Jason Myers, whose unique style and technique has solidified his standing as a highly collectible artist in the world of contemporary art.
Drawing from a wealth of personal experiences, cultural and societal issues, the artwork of Jason Myers depicts expressive figures adrift in a psychological landscapes layered with political and social undertones.
Special Programming
Collage Workshop by Master Artist Bruce Helander (brucehelander.com)
Saturday, February 24
9:00am to 4:00pm
$30.00 per person
Purchase Tickets HERE: (https://cceflorida.org/collage-master-class-bruce-helander/)
Seating is Limited!
Special Programming
Special Programming
Artist Hubert Phipps: a Lecture
Saturday, February 10
2:00pm to 3:00pm
A special event hosted in The Hilton Theater at CCE
Free to the Public!
RSVP to [email protected]
Special Fine Art Exhibition
Hubert Phipps “Drawings for Sculpture” Craig McPherson, Mezzotints
Bruce Helander “A Baker’s Dozen”- Fully Cooked Vitrigraph Drawings
a Special Opening Reception:
Friday, February 9
6:00pm to 8:30pm
$10 Entry – Supporting CCE’s Arts in Education charitable mission for children.
Exhibition runs February 9 to March 17 and is free to the public during regular gallery hours:
Tuesdays through Saturdays – 10am to 4pm
Join us for one of our most inspiring shows of the season and meet acclaimed artists René Romero Schuler and Sara Conca. Both women recently celebrated highly successful showings at Art Week Miami. In this intriguing exhibition these two distinctive artists capture the viewer’s spirit and evoke a sense of power, vulnerability, beauty and imperfection through their visual art.
A fun and interactive makeup workshop for student actors.
Did you know that October is National Arts & Humanities Month? To celebrate, UF is hosting Pop-Up Culture in the Plaza of the Americas on Thursday, October 13 from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Join us for an array of activities that will celebrate the arts and humanities at UF. From musical performances to live debates and from dancing to opportunities to paint, there’s something for everyone. To learn more, visit www.arts.ufl.edu/ahmonth.
Ballroom Dance Showcase Dances on stage at The Southern Womens Show.
Youth dancers will perform Swing, Tango, ChaCha, Salsa, Waltz, and more, to celebrate National Arts & Humanities Month, and National Aets in Edication Week.
NEIL SIMON'S Chapter 2
An Intimate Staged Reading in Black Box Theater
Fundraiser
Saturday, 9/17/2016 7:00 PM
Sunday, 9/18/2016 2:00 PM
Cost: Adults $29. - Students with ID - $18.
A staged reading of Neil Simon's Chapter TwoDirected by Bruce Heighley and starring Annie Gaybis, Peter Gutierrez, Jim Bowe and Peggy Jones. Proceeds benefit Arts In Education Week! Click this link for a behind the scenes peak!
2016 Masquerade 5K Run & Fun Walk
NOTE: Price INCLUDES admission to Garden!
Jojo wants to sell his books to silence a school bully, but when the books suddenly spring to life, he discovers the joy of reading! Encourages literacy. - Show times: 10am (SOLD OUT) & 11:30AM
As a member of the Independent Sector Board of Directors, President and CEO Bob Lynch attended the fall Independent Sector conference in Miami. He was also a conference panelist for a session called "Let the Arts Paint the Way to a Better Future," which brought together foundation, corporate and nonprofit perspectives to talk about improving communities through the arts.
Nov 1 -- WEDU broadcasts LIVE from the Veterans Community Open Mic! With featured readers, a DJ and special guests!! In honor of Veterans Day. Not to be missed!
While the Open Mic is open to all, veteran’s issues and experiences take center stage in this unique community event. First time on the mic? Seasoned poet, musician or storyteller? Just want to listen? No problem! Your level of involvement is what you want it to be, no pressure.
The Veterans Council of St. Johns County, Inc. will be hosting a free veterans event on Sunday, November 8th, 1 pm at Anastasia Baptist Church, 1659 A1A S., St. Augustine.
"Telling: Tampa Bay" is produced in partnership with The Telling Project with support from the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Bob Woodruff Foundation, the Saunders Foundation, Bright House Networks, and the Barbara Ann Cole Fund within the Community Foundation of Tampa Bay.
Also - Broadcast Premiere Thursday, November 5 at 9 p.m. on WEDU PBS and available on PBS stations across the nation. Please check listings.
Pensacola-area men and women will take the stage in a free showing of “Telling: Pensacola,” part of a nationwide project in which military veterans relate their service experiences to a community audience. The six veterans will tell their personal stories of how and why they served, the injuries and challenges they’ve had to overcome, and how they are transitioning back into civilian life. After the performance, audience members are invited to ask questions and participate in a moderated discussion.
Join us for a powerful and moving performance featuring Pensacola area veterans telling their own stories of life in the military.
Telling: Pensacola is a partnership of The Telling Project and the Florida Humanities Council with support from the Bob Woodruff Foundation and the National Endowment for the Humanities. The Telling Project has put veterans and military family members on stage in fifteen states, raising awareness of military experiences on a person-to-person level since 2008.
Vero Beach Museum of Art
SOUTHERN FOLK FESTIVAL
Saturday, November 14; 10am - 4:30pm FREE ADMISSION to the Museum
A Special day of programs and family events celebrating the Museum's exhibition FOLK ART FROM THE MORRIS MUSEUM.
Free admission to the Museum is offered but some Folk Festival programs may require a nominal fee.
To celebrate National Arts and Humanities Month, Girls’ Club Collection hosts the 6th annual Art Fallout, a day for contemporary art in downtown Fort Lauderdale.
Connecting the area’s contemporary art venues, Art Fallout invites the community to engage and interact with the growing hub of artistic activty including galleries, artist studios, alternative exhibition spaces, and contemporary art venues for an explosive evening of interactive exhibitions, special presentations, outdoor projections and open studios.
Free shuttle buses will circulate the Art Fallout radius.
The Art & History Museums – Maitland (A&H) makes March 2015 a month of collaboration and experimentation unlike anything else in Florida, as it presents Art31: Sanctuary. From March 1 – 31, the A&H campus will focus on the Research Studio’s legacy of experimentation and collaboration and the A&H’s commitment to engaging guests as observers and as participants.
Cirque du Soleil, Orlando Ballet, Central Florida Community Arts Orchestra, Orlando City Soccer Club, Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra, a 1000 student marching band, the DowntownArts District, and dozens of other artists and performers bring the streets of Downtown Orlando to life on October 17, 2015.
You won't want to miss this night of unexpected experiences as you get up close and personal with artists like never before as the Creative City Project removes the barriers between art and you.
The School of Art + Art History throws open its doors to members of the UF and Gainesville communities at ARTBASH 2014, offering them the chance to view a dazzling variety of projects by UF art students. UF faculty will also offer informal portfolio reviews to prospective high school students from 7-8 p.m. This year’s event will feature guest alumni artist Chase Westfall (BFA UF, 2008; MFA University of Georgia, 2011), director of /protocoł, a contemporary art gallery and artist's residency program in Gainesville, Florida.
“Scandalous Sundays” is a Bold, Creative Signature Broward 100 Event generating social responsibility awareness through creating positive entertainment monthly shows that feature Live Performing Artists and Musicians.
To celebrate National Arts and Humanities Month Girls’ Club is hosting the fifth annual Art Fallout, a day for contemporary art in downtown Fort Lauderdale, in collaboration with participating venues.
Our students are back performing as part of the elite chamber music program at UF. With Mozart, Dvorak, Brahms, Ravel and Shostakovich on the program you are bound to find something you love and discover astonishing new works.
Website: www.arts.ufl.edu
Offered in conjunction with the Solo/Together: 50th Annual UF Art Faculty Exhibition, at this gallery talk Associate Professor of Art + Technology Jack Stenner will discuss his dual-channel experimental cinema work on view, “Augenblick.”
Website: harn.ufl.edu
World Premiere
UF Symphony Orchestra
Raymond Chobaz, Music Director and Conductor
Andreas Klein, Piano
The Story of Cinderella narrated by Amy Redford
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