Bring It Home Miami
To celebrate native talent by presenting a Bring it Home Miami series at the South Dade Cultural Center featuring artists from South Florida who have developed national and international reputations.
Knight Foundation
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To celebrate native talent by presenting a Bring it Home Miami series at the South Dade Cultural Center featuring artists from South Florida who have developed national and international reputations.
To bring high quality, unique and culturally diverse films to the community by increasing programming and educational outreach at the theater.
To promote cross-cultural understanding by showcasing Indian Classical dances through adaptations of western fairy tales.
To bring together nature and art by strengthening Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden's music program under conductor Teddy Abrams.
To help make Miami a musical destination by providing a stipend for touring acts to provide free or affordable concerts for an all-ages crowd.
To share the work of dynamic, national visual artists by hosting "Hot Topic," an ongoing lecture series.
To encourage South Florida musicians to produce innovative compositions by giving them the opportunity to perform and network with modern composers at an experimental music event.
To engage and connect audiences to global and local rhythms by presenting performances of world music to travelers at Miami International Airport.
To create the Knight Miami Ballet Fund, to strengthen the institution, help the company expand its repertoire and commission new works under a new artistic director
To create the Knight Miami Classical Music donor advised fund, in support of the expansion of the Cleveland Orchestra's presence in Miami, as its winter home
To share local history through the arts by creating the Liberty City Renaissance, a year-round series featuring local African-American artists and culture.
To give a voice to more Miami stories by coaching underrepresented members of the community to present a spoken-word performance about their experiences.