Artist and social practitioner Aurora Molina invites you to join her in sewing and quilting to remember those who succumbed to AIDS and those who survived, from famous to ordinary people, from patients, to caretakers, families, and friends.
6:00 PM - The Science of Prevention Paul Seligman and Care Resource Medical Director Robert Goubeaux discuss PREP and how to prevent HIV infection. 7:30 PM - Panel: Dance Against Time The Dance Against Time panel of artists, advocates, and activists will reflect on queerness, mortality, urgency, and intimacy in the time of pandemic from […]
Artist and social practitioner Aurora Molina invites you to join her in sewing and quilting to remember those who succumbed to AIDS and those who survived, from famous to ordinary people, from patients, to caretakers, families, and friends.
Each first Friday of the month, the Coral Gables Museum opens its doors to the public for free from 6-10 PM as part of Coral Gables Gallery Night! Come on out and enjoy live music, our exhibitions, and a cash bar before heading out to eat in the area for your Friday night plans!
Artist and social practitioner Aurora Molina invites you to join her in sewing and quilting to remember those who succumbed to AIDS and those who survived, from famous to ordinary people, from patients, to caretakers, families, and friends.
6:00 PM - Movie Screening: "5B" Before the virus that caused AIDS was isolated, San Francisco General Hospital and the University of California-San Francisco had already created the first AIDS ward in 1983, and this changed the way in which people with AIDS were treated in the Bay area and across the country. The 2018 […]
Artist and social practitioner Aurora Molina invites you to join her in sewing and quilting to remember those who succumbed to AIDS and those who survived, from famous to ordinary people, from patients, to caretakers, families, and friends.
Join us at the Coral Gables Museum every second Saturday of the month for engaging fun family activities: arts & crafts, live performances, and more! Enjoy live music and FREE admission for the whole family to the museum’s exhibits! Our Artist-In-Residence for the season will offer special programming during each Family Day event.
Artist and social practitioner Aurora Molina invites you to join her in sewing and quilting to remember those who succumbed to AIDS and those who survived, from famous to ordinary people, from patients, to caretakers, families, and friends.
6 PM - “The Importance of U=U in HIV Care” Sam Quintero, Sr. Community Liaison - Florida, Janssen Infectious Diseases & Vaccines 7:15 PM - Love Don’t Need a Reason Fort Lauderdale Gay Men’s Chorus, Directed by Dr. Gary Keating 7:30 PM - Panel Discussion: A Matter of Time; Governmental Response Daniel Wall, Director, Office of Grants […]
Artist and social practitioner Aurora Molina invites you to join her in sewing and quilting to remember those who succumbed to AIDS and those who survived, from famous to ordinary people, from patients, to caretakers, families, and friends.
Artist and social practitioner Aurora Molina invites you to join her in sewing and quilting to remember those who succumbed to AIDS and those who survived, from famous to ordinary people, from patients, to caretakers, families, and friends.
6:00 PM - "The Vasari Project and the Artist as Archive" Presenters: Barbara N. Young, art librarian, curator, and consultant & Stephanie Marie Garcia, Head of Special Collections & Archives, Miami-Dade Public Library System. This presentation focuses on the Vasari Project, a living archive housed at the Main Library of the Miami-Dade Public Library System, […]
Artist and social practitioner Aurora Molina invites you to join her in sewing and quilting to remember those who succumbed to AIDS and those who survived, from famous to ordinary people, from patients, to caretakers, families, and friends.
Artist and social practitioner Aurora Molina invites you to join her in sewing and quilting to remember those who succumbed to AIDS and those who survived, from famous to ordinary people, from patients, to caretakers, families, and friends.
Artist and social practitioner Aurora Molina invites you to join her in sewing and quilting to remember those who succumbed to AIDS and those who survived, from famous to ordinary people, from patients, to caretakers, families, and friends.
Each first Friday of the month, the Coral Gables Museum opens its doors to the public for free from 6-10 PM as part of Coral Gables Gallery Night! Come on out and enjoy live music, our exhibitions, and a cash bar before heading out to eat in the area for your Friday night plans!
