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Surrender to the Zen Digital Art Event


June 15, 2021

Living at Continuum South Beach has its perks – one of them being near the latest art and entertainment events in Miami. The newest one – “Lasting Impressions: The 3D LED Experience” from Princeton Entertainment group – gives viewers a calm and mesmerizing 60 minutes of zen.

Set on the Arsht Center stage, the immersive experience is set to music from Ravel, Debussy, Aznavour, Mouskouri, and Piaf, and makes art from the works of Monet, Degas, and more come alive, playing out right in front of you as if it were real. The experience is meant to be a much quieter and reflective experience than most of the bustle of the many live events throughout Miami.

Lasting Impressions will follow COVID protocols such as social distancing, taking temperatures, and mask-wearing throughout the entire performance. Picture and video taking are allowed. The event will occur at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, located at 1300 Biscayne Blvd, approximately 12 minutes away from Continuum condos for sale.

Art is abundant in Downtown Miami, from the Riverwalk to the Slide Mantra sculpture from artist Isamu Noguchi, Miami has several opportunities to view vibrant art. Enjoy the 200,000 square foot Perez Art Museum Miami (PAMM), filled with experiential art, up close exhibits, and homages to various films and education. The HistoryMiami Museum allows you to take a look at Miami’s rich cultural history, including educational city tours via walking, biking, and boat.

For a look into the Hispanic roots of the city, the Centro Cultural Espanol (CCEMiami) allows you a glimpse into the art, music, theatre, and dance history of the city in collaboration with local artists and organizations.