The City of Hialeah, home to a Hispanic population greater than 94 percent, has long been recognized as blue-collar industrial city.
While it continues to be a leader in economic development, the culturally diverse city is currently on a journey to increase arts and
culture opportunities, growing its artistic footprint throughout South Florida.
The City has worked to establish permanent artistic
spaces for residents to enjoy. The Garden of the Arts
is a free, open-air art museum, featuring murals and sculptures by renowned artists, all found along paved walkways.
The newly designated Leah Arts District
is intended to enhance the cultural and economic life of the city, by allowing joint work and living spaces within existing industrial buildings
for artists of all kinds. Milander Center for Arts and Entertainment is a center for art galleries, of different sizes, different styles and covering
different topics.
In addition, partnerships with different artists and institutions have given Hialeah residents access to art collections and
exhibits, which may otherwise be out of reach. In CLIMA, the City collaborated with an artist and various scientific
and community leaders for an exhibit on sea level rise. A partnership with The Miami Urban Contemporary Experience presented a Black History Month exhibit,
and a partnership with The Miami Urban Contemporary Experience and the Celia Cruz Legacy Project presented a one-of-a-kind Women’s History Month exhibit.
The latest partnership with the Perez Art Museum Miami and the Knight Foundation brings high-quality reproductions of art from PAMM’s permanent collection to the community.
The program kicked off in the Miami-Dade County communities of Hialeah, Homestead and West End. The reproductions were featured at the Hialeah Park Racing &
Casino and in the Milander Center complex.
The City invites everyone to explore our vibrant city and venture into the different permanent artistic locations.
Stay up to date for new artistic and cultural events, exhibits and partnerships by visiting our website or following on social media
@cityofhialeah.
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