Thursdays at PAMM

Join Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) on Thursdays for an evening of community, live music, art-making activities and more. During the museum's weekly Thursdays at PAMM series, guests can enjoy performances on the waterfront terrace and happy hour specials at Verde. Inside the museum, take a tour, explore new exhibitions, peruse permanent collection galleries or participate in creative activities with local artists. Live music and activations on the terrace are free and happy hour runs from 6:00-8:00 p.m. Tickets are required for entry into the museum. 

Here's the upcoming lineup of activations:

• April 10 - Backroom Session - Lea Louisa Duo
  Berlin-born, Miami-based singer-songwriter Lea Louisa creates music that blends catchy pop melodies, heartfelt lyrics, and upbeat rhythms. Known for her warm, dreamlike vocals, she effortlessly transitions between intimate acoustic performances and vibrant pop sets alongside her band, Lea Louisa Duo. A graduate of art school and winner of the Berlin Songwriting Award, Louisa has released multiple pop singles available across major streaming platforms, continually crafting songs that resonate and connect deeply with listeners.
• April 17 - New Media Block Party and Floating Films: PAMM TV Intertidal Premiere
• April 24 - Backroom Sessions - Joel Martinez
  Venezuelan trombonist and accomplished musician Joel Martinez trained through Venezuela's renowned "El Sistema" program under maestro José Antonio Abreu. After performing with several prestigious youth orchestras, Martinez joined the internationally acclaimed Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra and the Venezuelan Brass Ensemble, touring major theaters and music festivals worldwide.In addition to classical performance, Martinez has pursued an independent career as a soloist, composer and jazz project leader. He released his debut solo album, Mirando de Lejos, in 2016. His extensive work as an arranger and session musician has contributed to numerous acclaimed recordings, including those recognized by the Latin Grammys. Currently based in Miami, Martinez performs occasionally with the Miami Symphony Orchestra, plays trombone for the popular Venezuelan band Rawayana, develops his solo projects, and shares his expertise through international masterclasses and workshops.