Women’s Walk Weekend

Meet in Great Hall

Space is limited, and tickets are available on a first come first served basis 1 hour before the program begins.

Stiller Auditorium

Princess Usanga is a Miami-based Director and Screenwriter born in New York to Haitian and Nigerian parents. She studied Television and Film Production at St. John’s  University, and her directorial debut was a short film titled “God’s Atheist.” She is currently in pre-production for her dramedy/coming-of-age 90’s short film “Hooky” that she wrote and will direct in April 2022. Usanga is also penning her first feature film, “Missed Connections.” Her intersectionality of being an African and Caribbean Black woman with an invisible disability has made Usanga even more passionate about sharing unique perspectives and highlighting the nuances of the human experience. 

This program is included with admission. Space is limited, and tickets are available on a first come first served basis 1 hour before the program begins.

Princess Usanga

Classroom 2

Join a local teaching artist in this drop-in style art-making session inspired by an artist featured in the Norton’s Women’s Walk. For all ages and levels of artistic talent!  

Natalie Rodriguez, also known as GAIYA, is a Miami born and raised Cuban creative who through her raw expression blurs the lines that separate living and feeling. Through visual, sonic, and movement elements she makes space to create a pause, a moment in time where we can simply feel.

Gaiya

Meet in Great Hall

Space is limited, and tickets are available on a first come first served basis 1 hour before the program begins.

South Florida-based artist leads informal, 30-minute gallery talk about works by women in the Norton’s collection and special exhibitions.

Space is limited, and tickets are available on a first come first served basis 1 hour before the program begins.