To register as a Performer or Venue, visit. MMM will take place on Wednesday, June 21st, 2023 online and at select locations throughout Miami-Dade County. When and where will Make Music Miami take place? All of it is free and open to the public. Every kind of musician - young and old, amateur and professional, of every musical persuasion - pours onto streets, parks, plazas, and porches to share their music with friends, neighbors, and strangers. Launched in 1982 in France as the Fête de la Musique, it is now held on the same day in more than 1,000 cities in 120 countries.Ĭompletely different from a typical music festival, Make Music Miami is open to anyone who wants to take part.
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MMM is the Miami edition of Make Music Day – a free celebration of music around the world on June 21st. Make Music Miami is made possible through the generous support of the following partners. Sign Up as a Performer or Venue Past and Current Partners Follow the step-by-step process – it’s super simple! Once registered, you’ll be able to search for venues to perform at or for Performers to activate your Venue as well as list a URL for your streamed performance or activity. Can you be both a Performer and a Venue? Yes you can! Click the button below to access our online matchmaking system and create a Performer or Venue profile (or both!). There are two primary ways to join the festivities: as a Performer or as a Venue by hosting performances. The goal of Make Music Miami is for every resident of Miami-Dade County to enjoy a performance or music-making opportunity on June 21st. Across the world, the Summer Solstice is celebrated with free performances of all kinds of music in all kinds of public spaces.įête de la Musique/Make Music Miami has been celebrated in spots since 1997 and went County-wide in 2018! The project is a collaboration between Buskerfest Miami, The Rhythm Foundation, Villa Albertine, Olympia Arts Miami and many, many civic partners. MAKE MUSIC MIAMI brings our city into the global music festival that began as FêTE DE LA MUSIQUE in Paris in 1982 – a celebration to welcome summer with music. To learn more, watch the mayor talk about the design group’s activities at blm.mn/cm-welcome.– Miami-Dade County joins the worldwide celebration of music on June 21–
Organize monthly meetings where City staff can provide general information for new residents about Bloomington, and about services the City provides.
Host an annual cultural fair, including multicultural performances and entertainment, food trucks, crafts and multigenerational activities.This list will include places to go, activities to participate in and must-see attractions in the city. Here are four ideas the group has been working on to bring their vision to life: strategic plan priority of being a welcoming, connected community. The group hopes to facilitate connections and create an inclusive community that aligns with the Bloomington. In February, a group of more than 24 City staff, elected officials and residents got together to celebrate the group’s progress in designing a program to make sure new residents and underrepresented groups will feel welcome in Bloomington. The Welcome to Bloomington Design Group has been working together since October to find new and better ways to make people who are new to Bloomington, and those who have long been underrepresented in Bloomington, feel more welcome.
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