Dave Barry, Theo Von and Haitian heritage celebrations: Miami weekend events
It's Mother's Day Weekend! And there's plenty to do — whether it's celebrating mom or enjoying the slew of events on this weekend's agenda.
🇭🇹 Second Saturdays at the Peréz Art Museum Miami: This month, the free family-friendly event invites visitors to celebrate Haitian Heritage Month with hands-on projects and live folkloric dance.
Saturday, 11am-3pm. Free
☕️ MAMA'S, COFFEE & CAKE is a pop-up serving coffee, tea, cakes and other sweet treats from Misha Bakes It at White Rose Coffee.
Saturday, 11am-3pm. Free
🖨️ PrintFest '25 is a pop-up print fair by EXILE Projects featuring workshops, zines, food trucks and more.
Saturday, 1pm-4pm, The Wolfsonian-FIU. Free
🌱 Fairchild's Annual Spring Plant Sale offers rare plants, local favorites and expertise from the region's best growers.
Saturday, Sunday, 10am-5pm. Fairchild Tropical Garden. Tickets: $24.95+.Kids: $11.95.
Saturday, 7pm.
Tickets: $28.99 + a copy of the book. Bring a plus-one for a $5 fee.
🖌️ MOCA Makers x Dale Zine will give attendees a crash course in indie magazine making with artist Philip Karp and Dale Zine's multimedia art experts.
🖼️ A new exhibition at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami (ICA) features over 50 pieces from Colombian artist Olga de Amaral spanning six decades of Amaral's career.
The exhibition is on view through October. Wed-Sun, 11am-6pm. Free
🎨 The Diaspora Vibe Cultural Arts Incubator, Inc. opens the six-week art exhibition "This Summer Too: Conversations with Makers, Exploring Memory, Materials, and Meaning" at Barry University on Friday.
Monsignor William Barry Library. Free.
On view through June 20.
🎶 Haiti Rhythm of Our Heartbeat: Kwè celebrates Haitian music, dance, and art at the Little Haiti Cultural Complex.
Sunday 4-7pm. Free.
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