“Tianguis” are open air/street Mexican flea markets known for their rich culture of marionette making, which were a major source of inspiration for The Elephant Never Forgets. Local Miami makers, artists, and vendors gather to celebrate the closing of The Elephant Never Forgets and Niñalandia by LIZN’BOW. PLUS - an artist talk with all 4 current exhibiting artists will take place at 4pm!

Bring your own laptop and join artist and technologist Alec Jerome for a hands-on beginner's workshop on how to create films and video games using AI and 3D tools. Participants will learn how to generate 3D models and integrate them into Blender, an open-source 3D creation suite for modeling, animation, and rendering. 

Linger til late after the workshop in The DILL for a performance by girl heaven. Refreshments provided. Free and open to the public!

Presented as part of the Knight Digital Innovation Lab at Locust Projects. 

On Nov 21, 2024 we hope you'll consider a gift to Locust Projects to celebrate Give Miami Day!

Give to CREATE. Give to INVITE. Give to ACTIVATE. Give to ADVOCATE.  

Thank you for advocating for art and artists!

On Saturday, November 23rd Locust Projects will host its Annual Benefit Dinner. Titled, The Ripple Effect, the evening will celebrate the positive “ripples” of impact our Honorees Sheldon & Florence Anderson & Diane and Werner Grob, have had, both Locust and on Miami as generous supporters of the arts and civic leaders inspiring so many in our community. Co-chairing the event are Ximena Caminos, Marianne and John Devine, board chair; Debra Scholl, past board chair; and Dennis Scholl, founding chair. 

We hope you will join the celebration by becoming a donor to the Annual Benefit Dinner.