Join us in some spooky fun this Halloween Weekend. Halloween Weekend at the Morikami We encourage visitors to come in family-friendly costumes to join in the festivities. 10:00AM, Saturday, October 28, 2023 Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens 10:00AM, Sunday, October 29, 2023 Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
Joint presentation by Curator Barbara Johns and Art Historian Sandy Kita Speaker Series: Takuichi Fujii: The Artist and the Person Sponsored by JM Family Enterprises Friday, May 5, 2023 Time: 1:00 pm Cost: FREE (with paid museum admission) Tickets are available on the day of the event on a first-come, first-served basis. Limited seating available … Read more
Yuko Kimura is a Japanese papermaker and print artist who celebrates imperfection in her work. She prints etchings onto handmade washi paper and onto antique Japanese book pages riddled with wormholes and stitches them together to form large collages.
Traditional tales are like thumbnail sketches of the Japanese psyche and a glimpse into submerged memories passed down through generations. Many of these stories are explanations of supernatural events that took place in specific locales that people have believed and often still believe to have been true. As tales of the “common folk,” they provide a counterpoint to high literature of individual classic and modern authors.
Enjoy a performance with the backdrop of Morikami Museum’s stunning gardens. The last performance is followed by Q&A with choreographer Ariel Rose and dancers who created a special work for the Morikami.
This March, Miami City Ballet (MCB) will once again take the ballet outdoors and into vibrant Florida neighborhoods to celebrate the diverse communities that make South Florida a culturally rich, global destination. The pop-up performances, now called To Florida, With Love, are all choreographed and performed by MCB’s world-class dancers, offering audiences a fresh way to experience the ballet in unique settings.