Fort Lauderdale continues to strengthen its position as a leading destination in South Florida by adding unique cultural experiences. One of the highlights is the ZimSculpt exhibition, currently showcased at the iconic Bonnet House Museum & Gardens.

Running through mid-April, this extraordinary outdoor exhibit features hundreds of hand-carved stone sculptures created by more than 150 artists from Zimbabwe, turning the lush grounds into a global art sanctuary.

A journey through history, art, and nature

Bonnet House is one of Fort Lauderdale’s most historic and picturesque landmarks, offering visitors a blend of art, architecture, and tropical landscapes. Its gardens, lagoons, and preserved estate create a distinctive cultural experience.

With ZimSculpt, the venue takes on a new dimension, as large-scale sculptures—some reaching up to seven feet tall—are seamlessly integrated into the natural surroundings.

African artistry with global influence

The exhibit showcases traditional Shona sculpture, an art form internationally recognized since the mid-20th century for its influence on modern European art.

Each piece is uniquely crafted from serpentine and semi-precious stone, reflecting both the cultural heritage of Zimbabwe and a deep connection to nature.

A growing tourism attraction

ZimSculpt adds a compelling cultural layer to Fort Lauderdale’s tourism offering, attracting both local visitors and international travelers seeking immersive experiences beyond beaches.

With flexible admission options and a daytime schedule, the exhibit stands out as a must-see attraction in South Florida’s evolving cultural scene.