This 2,200-square-foot space hosts a variety of exhibits throughout the year, including several shows highlighting the work of UM students in the visual arts.

This interactive center, made possible by a grant from the Bacardi Family Foundation, highlights Cuban history and culture through exhibits, lectures, and presentations coordinated by the University’s Institute for Cuban and Cuban-American Studies.

The Bill Cosford Cinema presents a variety of contemporary, classic, and foreign films in a state-of-the-art wide-screen format. A screening site for University and area film festivals, the 240-seat facility also hosts filmmaker lectures and other special events.

The largest private collection of Cuban artifacts outside the island—and the premier source of research materials on Cuba and its people—this collection in UM’s Richter Library spans nearly 400 years and contains rare books, periodicals, photographs, maps, posters, and more.

This outstanding 600-seat venue is used for a variety of events, including Festival Miami performances; recitals; symphonic, chamber music, and jazz concerts; master classes; and much more.

The Ring provides an intimate, flexible setting for Department of Theatre Arts presentations of varied stage works ranging from Shakespeare dramas to Sondheim musicals.

Boasting one of the Southeast's most distinguished permanent collections, the Lowe presents a variety of multicultural exhibitions and special events throughout the year.

Exploring the issues and trends that have affected Jewish people over the past century, the center offers public lectures, exhibits, conferences and symposia as well as teaching, research, and publications.

This magnificent "home away from home" for UM alumni provides a gracious setting and state-of-the-art facilities for various University and community events.

This visually striking space presents a variety of exhibits focusing on architecture and design, from European artifacts to environmentally sensitive "green" building competitions.

The flagship facility of University of Miami Libraries, one of the top 50 academic research libraries in the United States, complements extraordinary collections and scholarly resources with a busy calendar of educational events.

Major outdoor sculptures provide a dramatic complement to the renowned beauty of the University’s lawns, palm trees, and exotic plants. For a guide to the Sculpture garden, click here.

This 8,000-seat multipurpose entertainment facility's busy calendar includes concerts, family shows, trade shows, lecture series, University events, and sporting events featuring UM's men's and women's basketball teams.

Located next to the BankUnited Center, the Fieldhouse serves as a practice facility for UM's basketball teams and a venue for various University events.

Located in the School of Business Administration, the 310-seat Storer Auditorium is a sophisticated presentation venue that includes advanced presentation equipment and a high-quality sound system.

This dazzling downtown MIami venue for performances by resident arts companies, national presenters, and community arts partners offers a rich variety of arts programming throughout the year, including Broadway hits; classical, jazz, and world music performances; ballet and contemporary dance; and black-box theatre.

One of the best-known and most highly respected independent bookstores in the country, Books & Books partners with the University on various book readings and author appearances.

The work of UM faculty and students is showcased in a dazzling dedicated art space located in the historic Wynwood gallery district.