Women and Men Artists are two family-friendly events created by PAFF, celebrating female talent for International Women's Day, March 8, and male talent for International Men's Day, November 19.
They take place in different spaces in Miami, providing a space for artists from diverse disciplines to showcase their art, share their projects, and connect with other creators.
It is a gathering where each artist has the opportunity to showcase her work and invite others to join this creative movement—a space to enjoy, exchange ideas, and strengthen the female presence in our city's art scene.
Its fourth edition, held in Rodilla, brought together more than 100 attendees for a day dedicated to art, creativity, and connection.
Artists from diverse disciplines—including theater, music, dance, literature, visual arts, audiovisual media, and improvisation—shared their work in a space designed to showcase local talent, foster new connections, and inspire the community.
More than just a show, *Mujeres Artistas* has established itself as a meeting point to celebrate artistic diversity and strengthen the presence of women in Miami's cultural scene.
For the third consecutive year, women from different artistic disciplines come together to commemorate Women's Month in a night filled with talent.
Boutique Theater, dance, monologues, improvisation, storytelling, singing, and live music merge into a magical event that strengthens the female presence in the arts in our community.
MEN ARTISTS was a public event for International Men's Day, celebrated on November 19th. It was initiated by the International Men's Committee, which began in Trinidad and Tobago, to highlight the positive role and contributions of the male gender to society.
Various local artists offered, among others, monologues, a photography exhibition, impro comedy, micro-theatre, live art, and a live band.
Host: Diego Olivera (Argentina)
Programming:
Boutique Theater, Impro/Stand-Up Show, monologues, scenes, photo exhibition, stories, live music, and food trucks.
Participants:
Boutique Theater: “Un café con el hombre araña” by Rafael Pagan.
Starring Salomón Barrós (Peru) and Francisco Porras (Mexico) Directed by Miguel Sahid (Puerto Rico)
“Impro” with Ron Chávez y Luciano Cortés (Venezuela y Argentina)
“Escena de cine” from the PAFF Workshop "Therapy Through the Arts" and the Hermanos de la Calle Foundation. (Cuba, Peru, Mexico)
Monologue “Que todo cambie para que todo siga igual” by Dario Feal (Argentina. Acts Gabriel Martina (Argentina)
A story by Ricardo Burgos (Panama)
Live band The Crandons (Spain)
Photographic exhibition by Enrique Tubio (Uruguay)
This event was made possible thanks to the support of the Department of Cultural Affairs of Miami-Dade County and the Consulate General of Spain in Miami.
On Wednesday, March 6th, PAFF held the second edition of WOMEN ARTISTS at Helmet One.
Following last year's success, PAFF and Helmet One offered two different showtimes so everyone wouldn't miss this cultural event in a unique, all-encompassing setting, featuring monologues about women in history, storytelling, stand-up comedy, boutique theater, music, and many more surprises.
This event was made possible with the support of the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs, the Consulate General of Spain in Miami, AECID, and in collaboration with Unique International Properties, Día Libre Viajes, Juan Lopresti Producciones, Una Vodka, Orellana Moving, Vicky Ray Studio, Kool Printing, and Body and Soul Salon and Med Spa.
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