Apr 16, 2022
2:00 pm | 4:00 pm
In At the Mouth of the Miami River, artist Christina Pettersson will present a historical South Florida adaptation of a tableau vivant performance and plein air drawing session, bringing to life local historic characters and flora and fauna. As visitors walk The Underline, they will find performers representing historical figures – such as the true Mother of Miami, Mary Brickell, facing her avenue; the villain Flagler standing where his train once ran; a Bahamian pioneer upon excavated limestone; or an ancient coontie plant offering bread from its own arrowroot.
The audience will be invited to sit at easels and draw the actors, who will simultaneously engage those drawing in discussions related to the history of the characters they represent.
🎟 This event is FREE to the public.
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Getting there:
The River Room begins at the intersection of 1st Court and 7th Street, when you arrive please walk north.
• 🚆Take the Metrorail to Brickell Metrorail Station, exit north and walk to River Room, located at SW 1st Court and SW 7th Street, and then head toward the Miami River at 600 SW 1st Court, Miami, FL 33130 (the end of the River Room).
• 🚴♂️ Walk or bike (park your bike in the River Room.)
• 🚗 If you drive, please use nearby street parking, Brickell City Centre parking, or Mary Brickell Village parking. Then walk to the event location.
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👩🦽Accessibility: The Underline is fully wheelchair accessible.
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🌧 Rain Policy: Considerable amount of rain and/or lightning will postpone the event 2 hours before event time by email or during the event time by email and in-person if needed.
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💡 See our park rules here: The Underline’s Park Rules
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