Kokedama is the Japanese art of growing plants in a moss-covered ball of soil. It is wrapped with string and contains an ornamental plant growing inside. These beautiful and decorative plants bring an organic and natural touch to planting orchids, succulents, and other ornamental plants. Learn the mechanics of how to make kokedama, creating two regular size and one small one to decorate your home or to give away to a special person.
Make unique pieces of art with paper! Learn how to make origami by using various techniques and simple folds.
#OnigiriAction: Onigiri Making Workshop (Virtual) How to Register: REGISTER HERE Registration ends January 10th or when spots are sold out. Spots are by household, so a family of four (2 adults, 2 kids) would count as one (1) registration spot. All participants must sign an online waiver form to participate. If you plan to participate … Read more
The season runs from October of the present year through the summer of the following year. The season is available for registration and ticket purchases on August 1st every year.
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.