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 rom a renowned museum to live theatre, there are a variety of cultural venues that feature our talented students as well as professionals in the performing, cinematic, and visual arts. The Jerry Herman Ring Theatre and Alvin Sherman Family Stage is a popular site for plays and musicals throughout the year. CollegeTown neighbors receive a discount on tickets to performances. Visit the Web site or call 305-284-3355 for a season schedule.
The Lowe Art Museum is the oldest collecting museum in Miami-Dade County and new home of the Palley Pavilion for Contemporary Glass and Studio Arts. With permanent collections in Greco-Roman Antiquities, Renaissance and Baroque, African, Asian, Native American, Pre-Columbian, as well as contemporary art, the Lowe is recognized for its diversity and innovation. The Lowe also offers programs for children and families. For more information, call 305-284-3535 or visit the Web site.
 CAS (College of Arts and Sciences) Gallery is a 2,200-square-foot gallery located in the Wesley Foundation building across the street from the Lowe Art Museum. This combination gallery, lecture hall and conference center hosts a variety of exhibits, including shows highlighting the work of students in photography, printmaking, graphic design, and sculpture.
The Bill Cosford Cinema, named for the late film critic at The Miami Herald and UM faculty member, is an independent cinema that runs a wide variety of first-run, classic, and art house films. With your ‘Cane Community Card, ticket prices are reduced. For information and movie times, call the box office at 305-284-4861 or visit the Web site.
 The Cuban Heritage Collection (CHC), located in the Roberto C. Goizueta Pavilion at the Otto G. Richter Library, is the largest private collection of printed Cuban artifacts outside the island. The CHC is recognized as the premier source of research materials on Cuba, Cubans, and Cuban-Americans. The collection spans nearly 400 years and contains rare books, journals, periodicals, photographs, maps, posters, and much more. It is free and open to the public.
| Cultural venues feauture our talented students as well as professionals in the performing, cinematic and visual arts |
The Phillip and Patricia Frost School of Music offers concerts, recitals, and special performances throughout the year. Festival Miami, the school’s signature event, takes place in the fall with a month long celebration of global music. For all concert information, call 305-284-2438 or visit the Web site.
The BankUnited Center is an important cultural resource for our growing South Florida community. The 7,000-seat, world class facility hosts concerts, family shows, conferences, and lectures. Learn more about upcoming events at their Web site, or call 305-284-8244. |
