Written by Jasmin Rossi
Have you ever wanted to learn how to do the tango? Are you a rock aficionado? Do you want to see pirouettes live? Learn more about Arts For Youth Miami, Miami-Dade County’s first entirely youth-led arts accessibility magazine, to locate and leverage cultural opportunities near you!
Written by Kerren Dieuveille
This past Sunday, September 1st, was Founder’s Day for the Historic Black Police Precinct Courthouse and Museum. I had the pleasure of sitting down with LaCriscia Fowlkes, the museum’s Archival Education Manager, to learn more about the history of the First Five, Founder’s Day, her job as an Archival Education Manager, and the museum.
Written by Kerren Dieuveille
Last week was National Library Week! According to the American Library Association, National Library Week is an annual celebration highlighting the valuable role libraries, librarians, and library workers play in transforming lives and strengthening our communities. To honor this celebration, I sat down with Paul Bazile, Library Director of the North Miami Public Library, to discuss his career path, the library’s physical and digital resources, and the history of the North Miami Public Library.
Written by Kerren Dieuveille
Introduction
Back in October 2023 the Culture Shock Miami Crew had the pleasure of paying a visit to The Hive, a co-working space for teens. Join us for a look around their prototype space!
Written by Kerren Dieuveille
Welcome back to Culture Shock's SnapShots! A series of short form articles for viewers to catch up on the visual and performing arts scene in Florida. To announce the return of this series we wanted to feature a piece written by our former Councilor and current Marketing Apprentice, Kerren Dieuveille. First up, we have an interview with Jamey Ray, the founder and creative force behind Voctave.
Written by Soumia Hammi & Jessica Finol
Written by Soumia Hammi, Jessica Finol, Kerren Dieuveille, and Imani Woodin
Written by Soumia Hammi, Jessica Finol, and Imani Woodin
Tap dancing is a style created in North America during the 18th and 19th centuries that has its origins in both Irish and West African dance styles.
Written by Kerren Dieuveille and Sarah Currea
Come meet a group of dancers that are Beyoncé approved!
Image Source: Still image taken from Syncopated Ladies Beychella Cover Video
Written by Kerren Dieuveille
Happy World Piano Day! To celebrate, Student Council Member Kerren Dieuveille (Junior at Rollins College) interviewed Professor Dr. Gloria Cook about her journey with the piano.
Pictured: Dr. Gloria Cook and Kerren Dieuveille