For the art lover in your life
The Norton Museum of Art, renovated in 2019 by the famous Foster + Partners, is where you’ll want to go to for an excellent day (or evening) of high-quality exhibitions, collections and more.
On your way out, you’ll want to stop by The Store to grab a gift or small stocking stuffer for those who couldn’t join you on your trip!
Explore your wild side in West Palm Beach
If your holiday errands could use a little wild energy, make your way to the Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society. After you wander past exotic wildlife and lush pathways, stop into the Amazon Marketplace and Wild Things Gift Shop to keep the adventure going.
Inside, you’ll find responsibly sourced apparel, eco-friendly accessories, plush toys made from recycled materials, and unique items that support conservation efforts and local artisans. It’s the kind of shop where you can pick up a meaningful gift and help protect the natural world—talk about multitasking.
Gilded Age style with modern convenience
One of The Palm Beaches’ oldest and most famous institutions, the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum offers visitors a chance to witness the decadence of the Gilded Age in all its exquisite glory. Located on the first floor of the opulent Whitehall Mansion—former home of oil magnate and “father of Palm Beach” Henry Flagler—is the museum’s gift store. Here, you’ll find memorabilia from the Florida East Coast Railway (Flagler’s rail line), décor, apparel, kitchenware, and children’s toys related to the museum’s era and subject matter.
A visit to this store is included with museum admission, making it a perfect end to your day at the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum. These gifts are perfect for mothers, grandmothers, or even historically curious kids who are hard to shop for.
Eastern delicacies and apparel abound
For the friend or family member who deals in international intrigue, take your shopping list on a trip to the Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens. Not only does the museum exude calm and soothing energy at a time that’s often stressful and rushed, but the gift shop also takes you far from the shores of South Florida into a world of kimonos, parasols, decorative ceramics, and perfect suitcase-friendly items like Japanese candy and snacks.
The shop is located within the museum’s main building in Delray Beach and can be visited with admission.
