South Florida’s Biggest Celebration

of Female Creative Technologists

April 11, 2026 | Miami-Dade College – West Campus | 10am-5pm

Code/Art Fest is an annual celebration of female technologists that shines a spotlight on creativity, confidence, and possibility in tech and AI. This one-of-a-kind event brings together all students, parents, educators, technologists, and artists for a high-energy experience at the intersection of code and art. Expect hands-on workshops, inspiring conversations, and interactive exhibits that make technology feel exciting, accessible, and within reach.

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Location & Parking

Miami-Dade College West Campus: Building 1, 3rd Floor Student Center, 3800 NW 115th Ave, Doral, FL 33178
Parking: Free parking is available on campus. We recommend parking on the 3rd floor of the parking garage to access the walkway that leads directly to the event space (student center on the 3rd floor).

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Meet Our 2026 Speakers

Anya Freeman

Founder & CEO, Kind Designs

Anya is originally from Ukraine and together with her family lived in Israel, South Africa, and China before settling in Miami to attend law school. Anya worked for the US Attorney’s Office and clerked at the United States District Court before opening her own law firm focused on environmental policy. Frustrated with lack of innovation around rising sea-levels which threaten Miami, Anya took on the challenge of finding technological solutions to this global challenge that both supports the environment and has economies of scale.

Emma Yang

AI Researcher, Hudson River Trading

Emma is an AI Researcher at Hudson River Trading, a quantitative finance firm in New York City, and the Chair of the inaugural Associate Board of Technovation, a global nonprofit empowering girls through tech, entrepreneurship, and AI education. At age 12, Emma founded Timeless, a startup that empowers Alzheimer’s patients, caregivers, and their loved ones with technology, and has been recognized as an MIT Solver, the winner of the Women Startup Challenge, and a finalist of the Global Student Prize. Originally from Hong Kong, she recently graduated with bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Harvard, where she studied computer science, physics, statistics, and French, and was a published researcher in computational neuroscience and large-scale AI systems.

Amaranta Martinez

Muralist, Web3 Digital Artist & Futurist

Superama is a visionary muralist, Web3 digital artist, and futurist who loves blending art and technology to inspire creativity and innovation. Passionate about empowering women and girls, she strives to inspire the next generation of creators to explore the limitless possibilities of technology and art. With a focus on augmented reality and AI tools like MidJourney, Superama creates immersive experiences that push the boundaries of traditional art. Her work has been exhibited worldwide, including the first digital museum on the Moon and major Web3 events, leaving a lasting impact on audiences everywhere.

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F.A.Q.

Where can I park?

Free parking is available within MDC campus. We recommend driving up to the 3rd floor of the parking garage for easy access through a walkway that leads directly from the garage to the event space.

Will there be food available?

Coffee and snack vendors will be providing items for sale on the 3rd floor where the event is. Additionally, MDC’s Gordo Cafe on the 1st floor will be open until 4pm and will have full lunch menu items for sale.

Can I attend the coding workshops with my child?

Parents can sit through the workshops with their child but there is very limited space. We invite parents to instead join the free parent talk sessions happening next to the main stage right outside the workshop rooms. See event agenda for more info.

What is the age minimum to attend the workshops?

We recommend students be at least 8 years old and have basic keyboarding/computing skills.

What materials and preparation does my child need to attend the workshop?

Workshop participants must bring their own laptop. If siblings are attending together we recommend they code on their own laptop. (Limited laptops will be available to check out for students who need it).

How can my student participate in the coding competition?

Code/Art’s runs 3 individual creative coding competitions: CodeYourSelf™, Animated Art, and Game Design (grades 3-12) and one team competition for high school students called Changemaker. Learn more at code-art.com/compete.

Do you have any perks for teachers planning field trips?

Yes. Please fill out this form if you’re planning a field trip with a group of your students. We’re offering free t-shirts and waived workshop fees (while supplies last).

I can't attend in person, will there be online sessions?

Code/Art’s closing ceremony consisting consisting of keynote guest speaker and awards ceremony celebrating all competition finalists and winners will be broadcasted live on our Facebook and YouTube page. All winners of the competitions who are not present will have their prizes or gift cards mailed.