Vizcaya Late | Remembrance with Voices of the River of Grass

Join us as Voices of the River of Grass takes over Vizaya Village. Don’t miss this meaningful gathering celebrating, remembering, and honoring Indigenous voices and traditions.

To kick off the night, an opening and closing ceremony will be led by Tonalxochitil Comunidad de Danza Azteca and Conchera, adding to the spiritual and cultural richness of the experience.

We are proud to present a special video interview with renowned traditional Indian artist Leroy Osceola, who is a direct descendant of Seminloe Chief Osceola, alongside a display of distinctive artistry by Miccosukee and Seminole artisans. Set against the backdrop of Vizcaya’s beautiful Village area, the evening promises a deep and immersive cultural experience.

The event will also include "Threads of Our Past and Future", a fashion show spotlighting 4 designs by Indigenous designer Krystle Billie , as well as our annual Silenced Lives Exhibit, which honors Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP).

Sales begins at Noon on Wednesday, October 9

Prices | $15 for adults, 13+; $5 for children, 6-12; FREE for children, 5 and under

Special offers | Early birds who purchase their tickets by noon on Wednesday, October 23 receive 20% off. SNAP or WIC beneficiaries and U.S. Active Military and Veterans may register for FREE. Click here for details.

Presale begins on Wednesday, September 18! Not a Vizcaya member yet?

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You'll see artwork by Indigenous artists and artists of Indigenous ancestry, such as Aaliyah Johnson.

Experience "Threads of our Past and Future," a fashion show highlighting work by Indigenous fashion designer Krystle Billie (above; model Karen Lena). Below: image and fashion design by Lisette Morales. Model: Libia.

Voices of the River of Grass is a non-profit that helps promote Indigenous artists and artists of Indigenous ancestry. By using all platforms of artistry, Voices aims to keep the connections to our foundations strong.

Host or Publisher Vizcaya Museum and Gardens