November 29 – December 2
Start your art-filled adventure before Art Basel Miami with massive outdoor murals, exclusive exhibit openings, festivals, special events and more in Florida’s Cultural Capital®.
CityPlace Highlights
At CityPlace, you can experience the history and fashion of post-Edwardian England during “Downton Abbey: The Exhibition,” see the creative and interactive displays of Culture Lab, or stop by The Satellite to see “Reimagine,” a pop-up series of exhibitions curated by the Cultural Council of Palm Beach County. All of this within walking distance of the West Palm Beach Brightline station.
The Culture Continues
IMAGINING FLORIDA
November 13 — March 24
Boca Raton Museum of Art
Hard Bodies: Contemporary Japanese Lacquer Sculpture
September 29 — March 31
Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
SYMPHONIC TALES
December 2
Palm Beach Symphony at The Kravis Center
TECH EFFECT
October 5 — February 17
Cornell Art Museum at Old School Square
THE NUTCRACKER
November 30 — December 1
Ballet Palm Beach at The Kravis Center
Discover Must-See Events Before Basel
Experience first-hand why the region is called Florida’s Cultural Capital®. Soak in new play premieres, symphonies, ballets, vintage photography exhibitions and more. Your art season begins in The Palm Beaches.
Take Brightline to Miami
Save time and effort getting to Art Basel. Soak in the sights at Palm Beach Prelude and then ride the rail from West Palm Beach to Miami. Save up to 25% when you use promo code PRELUDE1 to book your ticket.
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Spotlight on our Artist Innovation Fellowship Program! Aligned with the Council’s mission to champion, engage and grow the arts in Palm Beach County, this funding program was designed to celebrate the artistic process and support professional artists in all disciplines. One of six fellowship recipients for 2022, Wellington musician Yvette Norwood-Tiger is an international jazz vocalist and recording artist, songwriter, vocal coach, @recordingacademy recording and voting member and founder/director of the Palm Beach International Jazz Festival. She has spent the year preparing work that will be showcased next summer during a sweeping exhibition at the Council. Read more about her artistic process and mid-year project update on our website here: https://www.palmbeachculture.com/artist-community/funding-opportunities/artist-innovation-fellowship-program/
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Tomorrow at the @nortonmuseumofart: @naturalmovers will present Open Spaces, an inaugural dance event designed to highlight five South Florida dancers whose pieces are inspired by artwork and spaces at the museum. Featured artists include Evelyn Borden; Emmanuella Dorcely, Nemma Productions; Libby Faber with Ballet Palm Beach company dancers; Demetrius Klein, Demetrius Klein Dance Company; and Ericka Squire, Ericka Squire/The Dance Company. Info at Norton.org. #palmbeachculture
Established in a 1939 Art Deco building, West Palm Beach's @armoryartcenter offers a rich local history. Once the site of a municipal market at the turn of the 20th century, its building served as a National Guard Armory and community event space before opening as an art school in 1987. Today, the nonprofit art center features a full slate of classes, exhibitions and more. Opening next week, the center’s latest exhibition “Regional Printmaking Now!” (Sept. 30 - Oct. 20) will highlight artworks by South Florida’s established and emerging printmakers. Don't miss your chance to see the beauty of printmaking from our region's talented printmakers! Pictured: prints by Mark Cohen and Patricia Azoto. #palmbeachculture
Looking for a brand-new cultural experience in The Palm Beaches? The Wick Theatre & Costume Museum in Boca Raton has undergone a dramatic high-tech transformation, resulting in a stunning new venue: The Museum Club at The Wick. The completely-renovated space will thrill guests with 360-degree immersive video experiences, historic costume displays, dining and entertainment. The venue's premiere exhibit, entitled Ascot! features the historic original 1956 costumes of My Fair Lady designed by Sir Cecil Beaton. “This venture is unlike anything we have ever done before,” said Kimberly Wick, curator. “We are taking the traditional museum tour and elevating it to a multi-sensory journey that celebrates the best of Broadway, live performance, and dining in one glorious experience.” 🎭🎤🎵👗 #palmbeachculture @thewickorg
Many thanks to @floridaweekly for the fab photos that published this week from our final Summer Performing Arts Series concert, The Lubben Brothers! A truly spectacular evening. 🎶🎻🪕 #palmbeachculture @thelubbenbrothers
Spotlight on our Artist Innovation Fellowship Program! Aligned with the Council’s mission to champion, engage and grow the arts in Palm Beach County, this funding program was designed to celebrate the artistic process and support professional artists in all disciplines. One of six fellowship recipients for 2022, Palm Beach Gardens-based painter and sculptor Henriett “Anri” Michel is an emerging artist, working primarily in oils. She has spent the year preparing work that will be showcased next summer during a sweeping exhibition at the Council. Read more about her artistic process and mid-year project update on the “artist community” section of our website (and then click on “funding opportunities.“)
We ❤️ our creative professionals!
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