Evening Of Art

Now in its sixth year, the Lowe Art Museum’s Evening of Art is the museum’s annual fundraising event supporting free access, education, and public programming. Held once each year, the after hours program brings together collectors, patrons, and community supporters inside the museum’s galleries for an evening centered on art and cultural engagement.

Proceeds directly fund the Lowe’s core initiatives, including free admission for all visitors, educational outreach for K to 12 students and university groups, public programs and exhibitions, and community efforts that use art to foster dialogue and inclusion.

The evening features The Palette Project, a silent auction of original works by nationally and internationally recognized artists. Guests receive after hours access to the Lowe’s permanent collection galleries and current exhibitions, including “Petah Coyne: How Much A Heart Can Hold.” The program also includes opportunities to meet artists and arts professionals, along with cocktails, refreshments, and heavy hors d’oeuvres.

As Miami’s first art museum, the Lowe continues to position Evening of Art as a primary source of support for its exhibitions, education, and public access mission.