These celebrated Miami-Dade County arts institutions shared in awards totaling $100,000 from the PNC Arts Alive Grant for the 2023-24 season.

Terrence Pride's inspiring journey from dancer to performing arts and educational leader began when he was cast in a speaking role for 'Gypsy'.

Lise Drost and Jacoub Reyes lead the Florida Printmakers Society, taking initiative to keep the organization alive.

The narratives of successful artists' journeys serve as a source of inspiration for students, lending credence to their aspirations in music performance and composition.

With so many of Miami’s small venues closing, space for these purely creative endeavors is limited. The Bridge Miami offers new experiences people are hungry for.

MIAMI FILM LAB offers opportunities for local filmmakers to meet with industry experts to gain valuable insights into their projects.

Artist Claudio Marcotulli applies his film school knowledge to enrich his visual art, creating a fusion of both disciplines.

Artlook® Miami is an online tool that captures, connects, and tracks public school education and opportunities, empowering nonprofits to identify arts gaps, funders to identify critical needs, and parents to search arts programs for their children.

Femuscripts founder seeks to expand the project, secure more funding for forthcoming productions, and elevate the voices of women and non-binary individuals in the theater industry.

Open to children ages 5-18, the CAP Conservatory for the Arts runs between September and May and is an affordable after-school in-depth instrument, music theory, ensemble, and performance curriculum.