FAMILY DAY
FAMA held its first family-focused event during the Miami Fiber Triennial in July of 2026. We invited children and caregivers to experience the Miami Fiber Triennial through guided artist tours, participatory art-making, and interactive learning activities inspired by the exhibition.
FAMA founders Aurora Molina, Alina Rodriguez and artists Xonia Regalado and Shelly McCoy led guided tours of the exhibitions, facilitated hands-on art activities for young participants to encourage creativity, collaboration, and sensory exploration
Families enjoyed refreshments, prizes, and a welcoming environment that encouraged community participation and intergenerational learning.
FAMA held its first family-focused event during the Miami Fiber Triennial in July of 2026. We invited children and caregivers to experience the Miami Fiber Triennial through guided artist tours, participatory art-making, and interactive learning activities inspired by the exhibition.
FAMA founders Aurora Molina, Alina Rodriguez and artists Xonia Regalado and Shelly McCoy led guided tours of the exhibitions, facilitated hands-on art activities for young participants to encourage creativity, collaboration, and sensory exploration.
Families enjoyed refreshments, prizes, and a welcoming environment that encouraged community participation and intergenerational learning.
FAMA Fiber Fest, reflects FAMA's mission to foster artistic excellence, cultural exchange, and community engagement through fiber arts. It advances our commitment to making textile art accessible, relevant, and participatory. It uses fiber as a vehicle for placemaking and community building, inviting residents to see their local Downtown Miami not simply as a backdrop, but as a place of creativity, cultural memory, and collective identity.
FAMA Fiber Fest, reflects FAMA's mission to foster artistic excellence, cultural exchange, and community engagement through fiber arts. It advances our commitment to making textile art accessible, relevant, and participatory. It uses fiber as a vehicle for placemaking and community building, inviting residents to see their local Downtown Miami not simply as a backdrop, but as a place of creativity, cultural memory, and collective identity.
