COME STAY WITH US! Vacation rentals at the Barbizon in the heart of South Beach, on Ocean Drive, in Miami Beach
As all of us are immigrants or descendants of immigrants, this year's annual program focuses on Coming to America with guest lecturer Stephen Whitfield of Brandeis University. He will speak on the topic of "The Jewish Impact & the Jewish Response." 2 p.m.
Free gallery admission on Fridays from 6 to 9 p.m. with the support of The Miami Herald. Exhibition tours at 6 p.m. Enjoy wine and light food at The Dynamo Musem Shop and Café.
A winner of Erotic Signature international erotic art show. Robert Babylon is a British photographer/artist.
The University of Miami and the Miami Science Museum have teamed up to bring you another exciting day of hands-on activities. Ever wonder what DNA is and what it looks like? What are genetic traits? How does DNA help solve crimes? Find out the fun way at DNA day. Free with paid museum admission. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Join MiChiMu's GreenTeam for a spectacular Earth Day Celebration. Find out what it means to be "green." Through games and crafts learn about clean energy, recycling, and conservation. Discover things you can do at home to protect our planet. Miami-Dade County residents will be able to exchange three old light bulbs for energy saving compact fluorescent light bulbs and exchange up to two water-wasting showerheads for water-efficient models. Exchange table will be open at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Supplies are limited and exchanges will be done on a first come, first serve basis. Museum admission: $15. 
This exhibition of more than 50 American paintings, sculptures and fine art prints from the 1920s to the 1940s is drawn from The Wolfsonian's collection. It explores how artists manifested in their work the most profound and the most mundane aspects of American life. While the artworks provide personal records of the nation, they also express collectively held attitudes about the landscape, the built environment, domestic life, work, and leisure.
The exhibition offers visitors an opportunity to see the strides MAM has made in building a "Miami point of view" of developments in modern and contemporary art, while preparing for the collection's permanent installation at Museum Park. Between Here and There focuses on the cultures of the Atlantic Rim - the Americas, Europe and Africa-from which the vast majority of Miami residents hail. Included within this broader framework will be the work of a number of artists residing in South Florida, many of whom are paradigms of this intercultural dialogue. 
