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The Florida Legislature recently passed a bill that seriously limits how local governments can support LGBTQ Pride — but local institutions are pressing on anyways. Gov. Ron DeSantis is likely to sign it into law.
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'Jim Crow Goes to Haiti ’: Filmmaker unpacks 19 years of U.S. occupation of Haiti in new documentaryA new documentary explores the 1915 U.S. occupation of Haiti, often described as a forgotten chapter of American and Haitian history.
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The Cultural Council for Palm Beach County is celebrating the arts with a month-long campaign offering plenty of ways to explore and save.
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Have you ever thought about what it’s like to grow up in Florida? Looking beyond the headlines and memes. What does it mean to come from a state with such a complicated reputation? In her debut book and memoir, Anywhere Else: Essays on Florida, author Rachel Knox explores those questions.
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Nicole Tallman said her goal as Poet Laureate is to do more collaborative poetry projects with county residents, and also find ways to merge poetry with the county’s thriving music scene.
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A sweeping portrayal of the biblical story of Jesus of Nazareth, from the Nativity to the Ascension.
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The show was a collaboration with McDonald's and the university’s fashion merchandising and design program, where 12 students spent the spring semester crafting garments from the fast-food chain's materials.
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At The CAMP Gallery in North Miami, “Under the Red Tent” unfolds as more than an exhibition. It is an environment shaped by collaboration, storytelling, and the tactile language of fiber. Presented by Red Thread Art Studio Miami, the show brings together more than 20 women artists who use textile practices to explore connection, identity, and shared experience.
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In a new film by a Miami-based director, Catholicism and Judaism are portrayed not as opposing forces – but as complementary sources of comfort for a grieving teenager.
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NPR’s College Podcast Challenge, which spotlights some of the best student podcasts in the country, awarded 35 honorable mentions from roughly 200 entries. Among them: three standout podcasts from Miami Dade College students.
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A journey through Spain, Slovenia, Italy and Greece, to celebrate this 2,000-year-old story in a variety of cultures.
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The 2026 Africana Arts and Humanities Festival highlights Black perspectives with the theme We, Too, Sing America: 250 years of Black Life and Culture.