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SEE WHAT'S NEW IN ARTS & EDU!
MCC has great Arts and Education programming and initiatives available for kids and teens!
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Ansin Family Art Gallery
The Miramar Cultural Center’s Ansin Family Art Gallery is dedicated to providing access to great works of art within the community from stellar artists featuring unique, creative and educational exhibitions.
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Art in Public Places
There are 3 art pieces in the City of Miramar that be been commissioned by Broward County Cultural Division’s Public Art and Design Program.
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Virtual Field Trips
One Small Step is an interactive concert with music, dance, and narration. The approximate length of the production is 30 minutes.
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School Day Matinee Field Trips
We offer numerous opportunities to educational groups including low-cost theater, dance and music events and free visits to our art gallery. Pair that with lunch in our banquet hall or a visit to the adjacent library for a full-day outing!
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Camp Programs
Exploring, developing confidence, creating memories and having fun is the perfect recipe for youth ages 7 - 14 years old that enjoy learning through the arts and experiencing professional theater during the annual summer and spring break camps. The program curriculum promotes fundamental childhood growth skills including teamwork, interpersonal communication, reading/comprehension and self-discipline while fostering imagination and creativity.
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Arts Enrichment Programs
Throughout the season we offer an array of "hands-on" educational programs and activities for children of all ages through adults. Workshops, Master class series, lecture/demonstrations, behind-the-scenes and art gallery tours, residencies, and professional development thereby connecting people with arts ans culture.
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MCC POETRY SPOTLIGHT
WITHIN THE MASK – MY SUMMER 2020. This is an Open Call for poetry submissions from the community! We are inviting original work from individuals of ALL ages who are inspired to creatively express their experiences, through poetry or prose, during the current COVID-19 pandemic.