We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that aims to foster the development of young artist from underserved and low income communities in Miami Dade County. We give children ages 5-18 opportunities to showcase their love for the arts through a variety of events held year round. In the last ten years more than 600 children have participated in events organized by Talent Artistic Juvenile. The events are funded through generous donations from a variety of contributors and corporate sponsors. We welcome to opportunity for private donations and we invite you to visit the events page of this site to learn more about previous and future events and how to volunteer, register your child for an event, or make a donation.
Onix Morera Executive Director
ABOUT US Mission: The mission of Talent Artistic Juvenile Inc. is to foster cultural awareness, self-esteem and development in our local disadvantaged communities by introducing highly enriching and creative activities for all ages. Vision: Talent Artistic Juvenile aims to be: ... a place of excellence where children can achieve full potential in their academic, creative, personal, moral and spiritual development … a caring place where children and adults feel they make a contribution and are valued as individuals … a partnership between children, parents, staff and the community as a whole. Our organization began its operations in 1992, since then we have organized more than 25 events around the community. These events have allowed more than 50 arts schools, and 600 children to make their artistic dream become a reality. Our staff consists of the Executive/Artistic Director, technical personnel who help with lighting and other important logistical matters, and a team of 15 volunteers with varied professional backgrounds. Our board of directors is very active in the audition and policy making process to make all our events a success. We have been fortunate to have received numerous grants from Miami Dade Cultural Affairs Department, and received commendations from Congresswomen, and city officials.
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