We're BACK with FREE Art, Culture & Entertainment !!
Olympia Arts MIAMI "takes art to the streets" with a new series of
Street Stages through December 2021.
Olympia Arts MIAMI "takes art to the streets" with a new series of
Street Stages through December 2021.
Thursdays and Saturdays, from 4:30p to 8:30p, Singer/ Songwriters, Jazz/Pop Ensembles, Jugglers, Electronica, Comedians, Opera and Performance Artists pop-up in at storefronts on the “100 Block” of East Flagler Street. Short sets create a perfect fit between drinks and bites in Flagler District restaurants & bars.
Flagler Street Stages:
• 159 E Flagler St.
• 132 E Flagler St
Flagler Street Stages:
• 159 E Flagler St.
• 132 E Flagler St
THU • DEC 09 • 4:30p + 6:30p
@ 132 E. Flagler Street
Matt Wigler Trio • Jazz
Matt Wigler is an entrepreneur and jazz & blues artist based in Miami, Florida. Originally from Baltimore, Maryland, Matt began his music career at age 13, with the release of his first studio album. In 2009, Matt’s second album, “Epiphony”, was nominated for Best Jazz CD by the Washington DC Area Music Association. As a jazz & blues pianist/singer, Matt has performed at national venues including The Kennedy Center, Strathmore Music Center, Adrienne Arsht Center, Detroit Music Hall, Blues Alley, Birdland Jazz Club, Monterey Blues Festival, and Motor City Blues & Boogie Woogie Festival
@ 132 E. Flagler Street
Matt Wigler Trio • Jazz
Matt Wigler is an entrepreneur and jazz & blues artist based in Miami, Florida. Originally from Baltimore, Maryland, Matt began his music career at age 13, with the release of his first studio album. In 2009, Matt’s second album, “Epiphony”, was nominated for Best Jazz CD by the Washington DC Area Music Association. As a jazz & blues pianist/singer, Matt has performed at national venues including The Kennedy Center, Strathmore Music Center, Adrienne Arsht Center, Detroit Music Hall, Blues Alley, Birdland Jazz Club, Monterey Blues Festival, and Motor City Blues & Boogie Woogie Festival
THU • DEC 09 • 5:30p + 7:30p
@ 159 E. Flagler Street (ALFRED I DUPONT)
Aniyé Music & Friends • R&B / Pop / Jazz
Aniyé is a Miami native with the intentions to touch, inspire, and entertain souls through her voice. Aniyé has been a singer since the tender age of three and has been training with the African Heritage Cultural Arts Center since the age of five. While participating in the program she has received training in all areas of the fine arts including acting, dancing, drawing, and learning how to play instruments.She is currently a young adult facing the usual struggles. She turned her insecurities, self-esteem issues, and pain into something people will admire and can relate to. While shining her light into the world, she wants to have an impact in the lives of people struggling to find self-value and worth.
@ 159 E. Flagler Street (ALFRED I DUPONT)
Aniyé Music & Friends • R&B / Pop / Jazz
Aniyé is a Miami native with the intentions to touch, inspire, and entertain souls through her voice. Aniyé has been a singer since the tender age of three and has been training with the African Heritage Cultural Arts Center since the age of five. While participating in the program she has received training in all areas of the fine arts including acting, dancing, drawing, and learning how to play instruments.She is currently a young adult facing the usual struggles. She turned her insecurities, self-esteem issues, and pain into something people will admire and can relate to. While shining her light into the world, she wants to have an impact in the lives of people struggling to find self-value and worth.
SAT • DEC 11 • 4:30p + 6:30p
@ 132 E. Flagler Street
Arsimmer McCoy • Poetry / Spoken Word / Storytelling
Writer, Poet, Educator, Performance & Collaborative artist, Arsimmer McCoy, is from Richmond Heights, FL. McCoy’s work covers conversations about identity, self-reflection, human connectivity, legacy, validation, and transparency. McCoy’s writings delve into her experiences of growing up in Miami; oftentimes exploring its underpinnings through storytelling. McCoy is the recipient of the 2021 Miami Foundation racial equity grant, and Locust Project’s 2021 Wavemaker grant. Arsimmer’s work has been featured in RootWork Journal, Mixed Magazine, The Lighthouse Review, Creatures Mag, and Opal Literary. In You can always come home, a film produced by Monica Sorelle and directed by Juancy Matos she narrated via a joint piece written by McCoy and visual artist Reginald O’neal. Arsimmer was also a featured poet in sculptor GeoVanna Gonzalez’s Art film How to: Look at you. When Arsimmer is not writing or performing, she is working on her passion project of turning her home into an exhibition space and mothering her 11 year old daughter who dances like fire.
@ 132 E. Flagler Street
Arsimmer McCoy • Poetry / Spoken Word / Storytelling
Writer, Poet, Educator, Performance & Collaborative artist, Arsimmer McCoy, is from Richmond Heights, FL. McCoy’s work covers conversations about identity, self-reflection, human connectivity, legacy, validation, and transparency. McCoy’s writings delve into her experiences of growing up in Miami; oftentimes exploring its underpinnings through storytelling. McCoy is the recipient of the 2021 Miami Foundation racial equity grant, and Locust Project’s 2021 Wavemaker grant. Arsimmer’s work has been featured in RootWork Journal, Mixed Magazine, The Lighthouse Review, Creatures Mag, and Opal Literary. In You can always come home, a film produced by Monica Sorelle and directed by Juancy Matos she narrated via a joint piece written by McCoy and visual artist Reginald O’neal. Arsimmer was also a featured poet in sculptor GeoVanna Gonzalez’s Art film How to: Look at you. When Arsimmer is not writing or performing, she is working on her passion project of turning her home into an exhibition space and mothering her 11 year old daughter who dances like fire.
SAT • DEC 11 • 5:30p + 7:30p
@ 159 E. Flagler Street (ALFRED I DUPONT)
Carole Anne Taylor • Jazz
Carole Ann Taylor, a connoisseur of classic jazz standards, has returned to her vocal career after taking a 30 year hiatus to raise her children and run her various businesses. In her prior vocal career she performed throughout the U.S.- New York City, Cleveland, Detroit, Washington, D.C., the Catskills and the U.S. Virgin Islands. She was the recipient of a five year contract from Duke Ellington in 1970 and studied under Luther Henderson, Duke Ellington’s vocal coach, as well as Brooks Alexander. She has performed with Lionel Hampton, Cedar Walton, Buck Clayton, Buddy Tate, Danny Mixon, Bobby Watson, Curtis Lundy, Donald Smith and South Florida Jazz Hall of Fame recipients Pete Minger, Eric Knight, Billy Rolle, Jimmy Crawford, Don Mosely and Ray Ray. Since returning to her vocal career she regularly performs at The Betsy Hotel on Miami Beach and Casablanca on the Bay in downtown Miami.
@ 159 E. Flagler Street (ALFRED I DUPONT)
Carole Anne Taylor • Jazz
Carole Ann Taylor, a connoisseur of classic jazz standards, has returned to her vocal career after taking a 30 year hiatus to raise her children and run her various businesses. In her prior vocal career she performed throughout the U.S.- New York City, Cleveland, Detroit, Washington, D.C., the Catskills and the U.S. Virgin Islands. She was the recipient of a five year contract from Duke Ellington in 1970 and studied under Luther Henderson, Duke Ellington’s vocal coach, as well as Brooks Alexander. She has performed with Lionel Hampton, Cedar Walton, Buck Clayton, Buddy Tate, Danny Mixon, Bobby Watson, Curtis Lundy, Donald Smith and South Florida Jazz Hall of Fame recipients Pete Minger, Eric Knight, Billy Rolle, Jimmy Crawford, Don Mosely and Ray Ray. Since returning to her vocal career she regularly performs at The Betsy Hotel on Miami Beach and Casablanca on the Bay in downtown Miami.
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