Le Jardin's Art & Jazz Under The Stars Fundraiser

About Night at the Rubell

As trailblazers in the community, Le Jardin Community Center is proud to generate awareness of the importance and impact of the Arts in education through creative interpretations.

The Art and Jazz fundraiser event is Le Jardin’s premier annual fundraiser where the members of the Board of Directors work collaboratively with Le Jardin’s key staff to plan and execute a unique experience. The rendition of artwork is a cultural enhancement activity and a collaboration between our educators, children and their parents, and community artists. This activity is designed to extend learning beyond the classroom and encourage exploration of the arts. The process begins at least 3 months prior to the event, with students and parents learning about famous artists as they participate in instructional activities and hands-on learning using motor skill development, self-repressions, and visual processing.

Artwork on Display and On Sale

Renditions of artwork from renowned artists such as Frank Stella,Dale Chihuly, Cathy Woo, and Joan Miro were created by our talented teachers, children, and their parents.

The creation of the artwork is a cultural enhancement activity designed to extend learning beyond the classroom and encourage exploration of the arts. Students and parents learn about different art techniques, how to manipulate colors, work with different mediums, and implement brush strokes.

Parent involvement is vital to the process of achieving the final product!

Additional Information

*If you wish to purchase tickets using a check or simply give a donation, please call Glenda Gonzalez at 786.447.7689. We appreciate your generosity!

About Le Jardin

Le Jardin is an Early Learning organization with several locations in Homestead / Florida City, Florida. Le Jardin opened in 1986 and since then has grown to 9 Centers and one administration office, employing approximately 300 employees, providing services year-round under Head Start, Early Head Start, Voluntary Pre-k, School Readiness, and parenting programs. Currently, Le Jardin annually serves over 1,000 children from birth to 5 years of age and their families. The families come from diverse backgrounds, but all have in common falling below the Federal Poverty guidelines. Le Jardin is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) corporation that is governed by an elected board of directors. The board provides strategic leadership and fiduciary oversight as it works to ensure progress towards organizational goals. The objective of Le Jardin is to incorporate a process that provides vision for growth and sustainability. Our mission is dedicated to improving the quality of life for children and families. To provide high-quality education, recreational and cultural activities, and comprehensive services in a safe, caring, and nurturing environment.

Host or Publisher Le Jardin Community Center, Inc.