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Miramar Cultural Center launches Arttober season and new public‑art AR features
Summary
Miramar cultural staff launched the MCC 2025–26 season and Arttober activities, announced performances and new augmented‑reality murals, and encouraged residents to attend events from October through next year.
City cultural staff presented the Miramar Cultural Center’s Arttober launch and season lineup, describing new programming, public‑art installations and augmented‑reality features intended to engage residents.
"Art in Miramar today offers $27,000,000 in infrastructure, public art, cultural exchanges, classes, events, and activities," said Kamasha Sevilla, director of cultural affairs, describing the MCC as a hub for community programming. Assistant Director Zakiya Kelly described Arttober as Miramar’s celebration of National Arts and Humanities Month and introduced performers and family programming scheduled for the coming months.
Speakers highlighted an augmented‑reality activation for heritage murals and a roster of season shows—including After 7 with Regina Bell and holiday performances—designed to draw families and regional audiences to the MCC. The commission thanked staff and invited residents to upcoming MCC events.
Next steps: MCC staff will continue ticketing and outreach; commissioners encouraged promotion and community attendance.
