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SUMMARY:Footloose: The Musical
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Footloose: The Musical with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nThe music\, the dancing\, the ’80s nostalgia: Footloose: The Musical is coming to the newly renovated Meyer Hall. Based on the hit 1984 film\, the show follows Ren McCormack\, a teenager from Chicago who moves to a small town where dancing is forbidden. With help from his new friends\, Ren challenges the rule and discovers the story behind it. \nThe award-winning Theatre Department at A.W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts brings the story to life with energetic choreography\, a full live orchestra and songs audiences will recognize\, including “Footloose\,” “Let’s Hear It for the Boy” and “Holding Out for a Hero.” \nPerformances: Oct. 30 at 6:30 p.m.; Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 at 1:30 p.m.; Nov. 6 at 6:30 p.m.; and Nov. 7 at 1:30 and 6:30 p.m. Tickets: dsoatheatre.com. \nAdmission information\n$25 \n$10 students \nPlan your visit\nCity: West Palm BeachCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts501 South Sapodilla Avenue\, West Palm Beach FL 33401 \nEnd time was not provided by the source. \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more West Palm Beach events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/footloose-the-musical-2/
LOCATION:Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts\, 501 South Sapodilla Avenue\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33401\, United States
CATEGORIES:Palm Beach County,West Palm Beach
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SUMMARY:Don Toto Taiko-Inspired Wellness Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Don Toto Taiko-Inspired Wellness Workshop with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nDon Toto Rhythm Brain Fitness is a unique and highly engaging program developed by professional Japanese taiko artist Miho Uesugi. \nBased in South Florida\, Yukako Ogawa offers a one-of-a-kind\, program that combines the power of traditional taiko drumming with brain fitness\, rhythm training\, and gentle physical movement\, which is designed specifically to promote cognitive health\, coordination\, and joy. \nHer sessions are interactive\, inclusive\, and adaptable for all levels\, making them especially ideal for seniors. Programs can be conducted seated or standing\, ensuring accessibility for participants of all mobility levels. \nParticipants don’t just watch\, but they actively engage\, laugh\, move\, and connect through rhythm-based activities that stimulate both the mind and body. \nAdmission information\n$50 \nPlan your visit\nCity: Delray BeachCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens4000 Morikami Park Road \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more Delray Beach events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/don-toto-taiko-inspired-wellness-workshop-2/
LOCATION:Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens\, 4000 Morikami Park Road\, Delray Beach\, FL\, United States
CATEGORIES:Delray Beach,Palm Beach County
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261107T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261107T130000
DTSTAMP:20261106T213538Z
CREATED:20261106T200129Z
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SUMMARY:Così fan Tutte
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Così fan Tutte with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nWolfgang Amadeus Mozart / Libretto by Lorenzo Da Ponte3 hours\, 57 minutes with one intermission (previously recorded) \nThe season kicks off with Mozart’s satirical comedy of fickle young love\, one of the composer’s most sublime creations. Phelim McDermott’s staging\, inspired by Coney Island in the 1950s\, sets the uproarious story at a boardwalk amusement park\, where the two pairs of lovers at the heart of the tale find themselves on one emotional — and literal — thrill ride after another. \nAdmission information\nTickets are $30$25 for Four Arts Members$15 for students with ID \nPlan your visit\nCity: Palm BeachCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: Palm Beach Day Academy241 Seaview Avenue\, Palm Beach FL 33480 \nEnd time was not provided by the source. \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more Palm Beach events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/cosi-fan-tutte/
LOCATION:Palm Beach Day Academy\, 241 Seaview Avenue\, Palm Beach\, FL\, 33480\, United States
CATEGORIES:Palm Beach,Palm Beach County
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261107T170000
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SUMMARY:Sun Sand Surf
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Sun Sand Surf with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nPalm Beach County-based professional artists explore the landscapes\, light and visual culture of coastal South Florida. From shifting reflections and atmospheric skies to surf culture and shoreline environments\, the works examine how artists interpret the experiences\, rhythms and evolving identity of life along the coast. Across a range of perspectives\, the exhibition reflects the enduring influence of the beach on the creative life of The Palm Beaches. \nSpecial Performances feat. Autumn Kioti Horne & Suzanne Ankrum-Harris on December 10 & 12 \nAdmission information\nFree Admission \nPlan your visit\nCity: Lake Worth BeachCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County601 Lake Avenue\, Lake Worth Beach FL 33460 \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more Lake Worth Beach events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/sun-sand-surf-2/
LOCATION:Cultural Council for Palm Beach County\, 601 Lake Avenue\, Lake Worth Beach\, FL\, 33460\, United States
CATEGORIES:Lake Worth Beach,Palm Beach County
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SUMMARY:Molded & Mannered
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Molded & Mannered with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nArtists from the Ceramic League of the Palm Beaches explore the creative possibilities of clay through a range of ceramic practices. From functional objects to sculptural works\, the exhibition highlights the versatility of the medium and the individual approaches artists bring to shaping\, firing and transforming it. \nAdmission information\nFree Admission \nPlan your visit\nCity: Lake Worth BeachCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County601 Lake Avenue\, Lake Worth Beach FL 33460 \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more Lake Worth Beach events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/molded-mannered-2/
LOCATION:Cultural Council for Palm Beach County\, 601 Lake Avenue\, Lake Worth Beach\, FL\, 33460\, United States
CATEGORIES:Lake Worth Beach,Palm Beach County
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261107T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261107T170000
DTSTAMP:20261106T214744Z
CREATED:20261106T200629Z
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SUMMARY:Solo Exhibition: Bogdan Kravchenko
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Solo Exhibition: Bogdan Kravchenko with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nBogdan Kravchenko explores landscapes and still lifes through abstract close-ups that balance quiet natural forms with architectural structure. Working intuitively with color\, light\, and texture\, he moves beyond literal representation to create minimalist compositions shaped by tension and stillness. His work reflects a search for serenity\, inviting viewers into an inner landscape removed from the noise of ever. \nAdmission information\nFree Admission \nPlan your visit\nCity: Lake Worth BeachCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County601 Lake Avenue\, Lake Worth Beach FL 33460 \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more Lake Worth Beach events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/solo-exhibition-bogdan-kravchenko-2/
LOCATION:Cultural Council for Palm Beach County\, 601 Lake Avenue\, Lake Worth Beach\, FL\, 33460\, United States
CATEGORIES:Lake Worth Beach,Palm Beach County
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261107T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261107T230000
DTSTAMP:20261106T213645Z
CREATED:20261106T200159Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261106T213645Z
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SUMMARY:Subtropic Film Festival 2026
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Subtropic Film Festival 2026 with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nFrom Nov. 6 to 8 we’re taking over West Palm Beach and Lake Worth Beach. It’s our fourth year at the Norton Museum of Art and we’re back at Afflux Studios at G-Star. For the first time\, we’re also spilling into Lake Worth Beach\, with screenings at the Lake Worth Playhouse and events around town. The program packs in SIX features\, more than a dozen shorts blocks\, a two-part Kodak film camera workshop\, an industry panel\, a street photo walk\, live performance\, and multi-venue parties we’re already excited about. \nFriday night we open at the Norton with Homegrown\, five films that dig into the Florida most people drive straight past: sacred ground\, buried history\, the water under our feet\, and whatever’s living just below the surface. \nSaturday runs all day and well into the night. The camera workshop kicks off at Afflux at 11:30 a.m.\, and shorts take over the screens there all afternoon. At 2 p.m. the Norton screens Frogtown\, which took Best Florida Feature and the Audience Award at the Florida Film Festival. Then we head to Lake Worth Beach for a photo walk and a filmmaker happy hour. After that come two features at the Lake Worth Playhouse: Patrick Bresnan’s First They Came For My College and William Means’ Junkie. The Junkie After Party hits Propaganda at 9:30 p.m.\, and nobody involved is planning to leave early. \nOn Sunday\, Afflux runs from 11:30 a.m. straight through to the Awards Ceremony and live editing session at 6:45 p.m. The day has seven shorts blocks and Kevin Contento’s The Moths and the Flame\, just off its Berlinale Forum premiere. It also has Tropical Park\, a Miami feature shot in one 85-minute take from the backseat of a car. At 2 p.m. the Norton screens Honeyjoon\, a mother-daughter story about grief and arguing your way back to each other\, with the galleries open to you afterward. \nGrab one film or grab the whole weekend. \nAdmission information\nTickets to opening night at the Norton Museum\, and to Saturday night at the Lake Worth Play House will be ticketed separately from festival passes. \nTickets are available for individual screenings \n$10-18 for individual screenings \n$20 day pass \n$30 weekend \nPlan your visit\nCity: West Palm BeachCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: Norton Museum of Art1450 S. Dixie Highway\, West Palm Beach FL 33401 \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more West Palm Beach events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/subtropic-film-festival-2026-4/
LOCATION:Norton Museum of Art\, 1450 S. Dixie Highway\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33401\, United States
CATEGORIES:Palm Beach County,West Palm Beach
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DTSTAMP:20261106T213632Z
CREATED:20261106T200150Z
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SUMMARY:2nd Annual Downtown Palm Beach Gardens Art Festival
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about 2nd Annual Downtown Palm Beach Gardens Art Festival with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nDowntown Palm Beach Gardens is a bustling shopping hub situated in the center of Palm Beach Gardens. Featuring numerous large retail stores and a variety of well-liked restaurants\, it is guaranteed to attract shoppers. Positioned off Alt A1A and in proximity to the Gardens Mall\, this picturesque venue is ideal for hosting an art festival. The stunning showcase of "pop-up" galleries features thousands of exquisite works of art including life-sized sculpture\, paintings\, handcrafted fine jewelry\, glassworks\, photography and more. All artists are on site to discuss their inspirations and processes for each hand-made work. \nAs the nation’s largest art festival producer\, Howard Alan Events (HAE) sets the gold standard for outdoor art shows. With a reputation built on over three decades of excellence\, we take pride in being the leading and most respected name in the industry\, bringing world-class artwork to premier locations across the United States. \nPlan your visit\nCity: Palm Beach GardensCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: 11701 Lake Victoria Gardens Avenue11701 Lake Victoria Gardens Ave\, Palm Beach Gardens FL 33410 \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more Palm Beach Gardens events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/2nd-annual-downtown-palm-beach-gardens-art-festival/
LOCATION:11701 Lake Victoria Gardens Avenue\, 11701 Lake Victoria Gardens Ave\, Palm Beach Gardens\, FL\, 33410\, United States
CATEGORIES:Palm Beach County,Palm Beach Gardens
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DTSTAMP:20261106T213553Z
CREATED:20261106T200133Z
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SUMMARY:OFF FRAME - Vol. 01
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about OFF FRAME – Vol. 01 with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nOur first exhibition brings together emerging South Florida artists for an afternoon of art\, coffee\, conversation\, and community. Taking place during the Clematis Green Market\, stop inside Carmela for a coffee and some local art. \nAdmission information\nFree Entry \nPlan your visit\nCity: West Palm BeachCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: Downtown West Palm BeachMeyer Amphitheatre — 104 Datura Street\, West Palm Beach FL 33401 \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more West Palm Beach events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/off-frame-vol-01/
LOCATION:Downtown West Palm Beach\, Meyer Amphitheatre — 104 Datura Street\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33401\, United States
CATEGORIES:Palm Beach County,West Palm Beach
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261107T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261107T120000
DTSTAMP:20261106T213529Z
CREATED:20261106T200113Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261106T213529Z
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SUMMARY:Don Toto Taiko-Inspired Wellness Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Don Toto Taiko-Inspired Wellness Workshop with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nDon Toto Rhythm Brain Fitness is a unique and highly engaging program developed by professional Japanese taiko artist Miho Uesugi. \nBased in South Florida\, Yukako Ogawa offers a one-of-a-kind\, program that combines the power of traditional taiko drumming with brain fitness\, rhythm training\, and gentle physical movement\, which is designed specifically to promote cognitive health\, coordination\, and joy. \nHer sessions are interactive\, inclusive\, and adaptable for all levels\, making them especially ideal for seniors. Programs can be conducted seated or standing\, ensuring accessibility for participants of all mobility levels. \nParticipants don’t just watch\, but they actively engage\, laugh\, move\, and connect through rhythm-based activities that stimulate both the mind and body. \nAdmission information\n$50 \nPlan your visit\nCity: Delray BeachCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens4000 Morikami Park Road \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more Delray Beach events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/don-toto-taiko-inspired-wellness-workshop/
LOCATION:Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens\, 4000 Morikami Park Road\, Delray Beach\, FL\, United States
CATEGORIES:Delray Beach,Palm Beach County
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261107T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261107T170000
DTSTAMP:20261106T231410Z
CREATED:20261106T201649Z
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SUMMARY:Becoming Jane: The Evolution of Dr. Jane Goodall
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Becoming Jane: The Evolution of Dr. Jane Goodall with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nJourney to Tanzania’s Gombe Stream National Park through an interactive multimedia experience celebrating Dr. Goodall’s groundbreaking chimpanzee research and lifelong commitment to conservation. Explore iconic imagery\, step inside a replica of her research tent\, encounter a life-size hologram\, and discover how her work continues to inspire people around the world. \nBefore you leave\, explore how you can carry her legacy forward and make a positive impact in your own community. \nAn exhibition organized and traveled by the National Geographic Society in partnership with the Jane Goodall Institute. \nAdmission information\nGeneral – $45Seniors/Students/Military/First Responders – $38Children (Ages 3-12) – $22Groups (10+): $40 \nPlan your visit\nCity: Boynton BeachCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: South Florida PBS Studios3401 S CONGRESS AVE\, Boynton Beach FL 33426 \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more Boynton Beach events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/becoming-jane-the-evolution-of-dr-jane-goodall-2/
LOCATION:South Florida PBS Studios\, 3401 S CONGRESS AVE\, Boynton Beach\, FL\, 33426\, United States
CATEGORIES:Boynton Beach,Palm Beach County
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261107T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261107T190000
DTSTAMP:20261106T214455Z
CREATED:20261106T200554Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261106T214455Z
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SUMMARY:Exhibition | Interstitial
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Exhibition | Interstitial with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nINTERSTITIAL showcases six second-year MFA candidates from Florida Atlantic University working across printmaking\, book arts\, photography\, painting\, performance\, and sculpture. FAU’s MFA program emphasizes this interdisciplinary development–conceptual\, aesthetic\, technical\, and professional- with this exhibition presenting work made during their first year (out of three) in the program. \n“Interstitial” refers to the small\, narrow gaps between things: cracks\, intervals of time; it is the interstices that occur between objects or time periods. Curator\, Sarah E. Huang\, borrowed this term because it names where the students find themselves at their midpoint within the program. And although they are almost halfway through\, exhibiting together now allows viewers to trace the threads of the artists’ distinct\, idiosyncratic practices\, which will (and have) only become clearer through our individual studio and parallel practices. \nAs Huang looked more closely at the works her colleagues produced over the last year\, she found that they share a similar preoccupation with “betweenness.” Meaning\, each artist represented is working to reconcile some sort of dichotomy: material and immaterial\, process and object\, inner life and outer life. INTERSTITIAL is ultimately a record of these reconciliations\, albeit in process. \nAdmission information\nFree Admission \nPlan your visit\nCity: Delray BeachCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: Arts Warehouse313 NE 3rd Street\, Delray Beach FL 33444 \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more Delray Beach events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/exhibition-interstitial-2/
LOCATION:Arts Warehouse\, 313 NE 3rd Street\, Delray Beach\, FL\, 33444\, United States
CATEGORIES:Delray Beach,Palm Beach County
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261107T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261107T190000
DTSTAMP:20261106T214343Z
CREATED:20261106T200527Z
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SUMMARY:Exhibition | Endings to Beginnings
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Exhibition | Endings to Beginnings with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nArts Warehouse presents Endings to Beginnings group exhibition\, celebrating the current Resident Artists and their work created within the artist studios at Arts Warehouse. This year the artists have expressed a time of adjustment and change. With the temporary closing of the studios in early 2026 due to needed building renovations\, many found themselves creating differently and in new locations\, and returned to the studios with an updated perspective in this time of transition. The exhibition includes diverse media and varied themes as a result of their shared unique creative experience. \nSpecial activations:Open Studio Night and Group Artist Talk | November 12th\, 6 – 8pm free admission \nGet a first look at the new exhibition during the opening at First Friday Art Walk\, October 2\, 6 – 9pm free admissionLandis CareyDominique DenisLisa MacNamaraMa NongNickki Lewis-ParkerMarianela PerezLilian RiedRenee ReyKelley RyanAndrea SarcosKelsey SnyderPhotograph by Andrea Sarcos \nAdmission information\nFree \nPlan your visit\nCity: Delray BeachCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: Arts Warehouse313 NE 3rd Street\, Delray Beach FL 33444 \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more Delray Beach events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/exhibition-endings-to-beginnings-2/
LOCATION:Arts Warehouse\, 313 NE 3rd Street\, Delray Beach\, FL\, 33444\, United States
CATEGORIES:Delray Beach,Palm Beach County
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261107T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261107T170000
DTSTAMP:20261106T203917Z
CREATED:20261106T203917Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261106T203917Z
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SUMMARY:"Exploring Jess: Beat Generation Visionary"
DESCRIPTION:Location: 501 Plaza Real\, Boca Raton 33432 \nEvent information provided by the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nView original event details
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/exploring-jess-beat-generation-visionary-2/
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SUMMARY:"Tobi Kahn: Quest for the Essence"
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about "Tobi Kahn: Quest for the Essence" with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nThe career of New York artist Tobi Kahn (b.1952) can be best defined by seeming opposites: consistency and change. The magic of his practice is that the two coexist\, not only complementing but also enhancing one another. Quest for the Essence\, organized by the Boca Raton Museum of Art\, illustrates how Kahn’s art embraces and refines this duality during a 40-year career. Anchored by two monumental Sky and Water installations – both prompting reflection\, encouraging us to slow down – Kahn’s paintings\, works on paper\, sculptures\, and ritual objects embody his quest for the essence of places\, people\, and things. \nWe recognize the human figure in nature and the landscape in the contours of bodies; places whose photographs always form the basis of paintings are transformed into abstractions; motion is at once arrested and encouraged. The defining quality is resisting realism\, refusing to offer an easy reading of what is depicted. Kahn once said that he loves it when someone comes up with an entirely new interpretation of one of his works: each of us seeing something completely different creating our own journey as we look\, and being enriched by the journey\, are his ultimate goals. \nKahn’s art has often been described in relation to spirituality\, specifically in relation to Judaism\, whose teachings and practices are integral to his life. Yet his vision embraces more than any one religion or belief system. The universality of Kahn’s art lies in its generous search for community and healing. His ZAHRYZ (Tzedek Box) gives shape to a contemporary Jewish ritual\, of writing down and preserving righteous deeds\, yet invites all of us to record and remember each time over the course of the year when we contribute to the world’s healing. It is one of many ritual objects Kahn has adapted or invented to reflect the practice of belief in the modern world\, and more generally\, our search for something holy. \nThe works in the exhibition were deliberately chosen to illustrate what has been most important to Kahn throughout his career: they are all from the artist’s collection. They were the works he would not sell\, that still adorn the walls of his studio in Long Island City and serve as context and inspiration for his journey. The exhibition\, in turn\, invites you to take your own journey in discovering the richness and healing power of Tobi Kahn’s art. \nAdmission information\nMembers: FREEAdults: $16.00Seniors (ages 65+): $12.00Groups: $10.00High School Students (under 18): FREEChildren (under 15): FREE \nPlan your visit\nCity: Boca RatonCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: Boca Raton Museum of Art501 Plaza Real\, Boca Raton FL 33432 \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more Boca Raton events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/tobi-kahn-quest-for-the-essence/
LOCATION:Boca Raton Museum of Art\, 501 Plaza Real\, Boca Raton\, FL\, 33432\, United States
CATEGORIES:Boca Raton,Palm Beach County
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SUMMARY:The Moonwalkers: An Immersive Journey with Tom Hank
DESCRIPTION:Location: 3401 S CONGRESS AVE\, Boynton Beach\, FL 33426 \nEvent information provided by the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nView original event details
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/the-moonwalkers-an-immersive-journey-with-tom-hank-2/
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261107T160000
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CREATED:20261106T202133Z
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SUMMARY:Life's a Beach
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Life’s a Beach with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nThe Schmidt Boca Raton History Museum welcomes a new exhibition exploring the rich and evolving history of Boca Raton’s coastline. From the wide\, undeveloped shoreline of the 1890s to the vibrant coastal destination known today\, “Life’s a Beach” traces the transformation of the city’s waterfront through immersive displays and historical artifacts\, including photomurals\, vintage swimwear\, and memorabilia that chart the rise of beachfront living\, the growth of oceanfront parks along Palmetto Park Road\, and the glamour of destinations like the Cabana Club. \nAdmission information\n“Life’s a Beach” is on view Wednesday through Saturday\, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Admission is $12 for adults and $8 for students; free for FAU students with OWL Pass. \nPlan your visit\nCity: Boca RatonCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: The Schmidt Boca Raton History Museum71 North Federal Highway\, Boca Raton FL 33432 \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more Boca Raton events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/lifes-a-beach-2/
LOCATION:The Schmidt Boca Raton History Museum\, 71 North Federal Highway\, Boca Raton\, FL\, 33432\, United States
CATEGORIES:Boca Raton,Palm Beach County
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261107T160000
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SUMMARY:In Full Bloom: Flowers in the Garden Pressed Flower Collage Portraits by Artist in Residence Bruce Helander
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about In Full Bloom: Flowers in the Garden Pressed Flower Collage Portraits by Artist in Residence Bruce Helander with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nIn Full Bloom: Flowers in the Garden \nPressed Flower Collage Portraits by Artist in Residence Bruce Helander \nOctober 21\, 2026 – January 10\, 2027 \nWho: Artist in Residence Bruce Helander \nBruce Helander will serve as Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens’ seventh Artist in Residence for the 2026–2027 season. His work is represented in 53 museum permanent collections\, including the Norton Museum of Art\, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum\, the Whitney Museum of American Art\, the Smithsonian Institution and The Metropolitan Museum of Art. A Florida Artists Hall of Fame inductee\, Helander is also a former White House Fellow of the National Endowment for the Arts. \nWhat: In Full Bloom: Flowers in the Garden – Pressed Flower Collage Portraits by Artist in Residence Bruce Helander \nBruce Helander has created a series of pressed flower collage portraits inspired by Palm Beach personalities and historical and cultural figures. The works on view also will include two of the most famous portraits of women in history embellished in blooms: Mona Lisa (Leonardo da Vinci) and Marilyn Monroe (Andy Warhol)\, as well as two of the most prominent women in Palm Beach history\, Marjorie Merriweather Post and Jacqueline Kennedy. Each collage portrait is carefully crafted using pressed\, dried flowers and floral imagery. \nWhere: Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens (Norton House Gallery) – 253 Barcelona Road\, West Palm Beach \nWhen: October 21\, 2026 – January 10\, 2027 \nAdmission: Normal admission is free for members\, $15 for non-member adults\, $10 for seniors (age 65 and older)\, $7 for students\, and children under five are free. \nContact: Please visit ansg.org or call 561-832-5328 \nPlan your visit\nCity: West Palm BeachCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens253 Barcelona Road\, West Palm Beach FL 33401 \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more West Palm Beach events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/in-full-bloom-flowers-in-the-garden-pressed-flower-collage-portraits-by-artist-in-residence-bruce-helander-2/
LOCATION:Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens\, 253 Barcelona Road\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33401\, United States
CATEGORIES:Palm Beach County,West Palm Beach
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SUMMARY:Gertrude Abercrombie: The Whole World Is a Mystery
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Gertrude Abercrombie: The Whole World Is a Mystery with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nGertrude Abercrombie (American\, 1909 – 1977) produced hundreds of paintings imbued with autobiography that revealed her emotional truth and declared it as real. A critical figure in the mid-20th-century Chicago art and jazz scenes\, Abercrombie made art to give her internal life visual form. She put herself into her painted world\, in self-portraits\, landscapes\, interior scenes\, and still lifes\, through the use of personal symbols and enigmatic female figures. She probed her consciousness\, mined her memories\, drew on her dreams\, and found the peculiar in everyday life\, painting\, as she said\, “simple things that are a little strange.”Abercrombie lived in defiance of her era’s social norms. By blending layers of reality\, her paintings similarly question existence as commonly understood and posit alternate dimensions. Though she had a singular vision\, her reliance on her inner consciousness and use of a fantastical style connected her to broader developments in American modernism. \nThis retrospective exhibition\, the first nationally touring presentation of Abercrombie’s art\, celebrates an artist who has been historically marginalized due to who she was and how she lived and worked. She created a universe that broadens our understanding of American art and identity. Abercrombie observed\, “The whole world is a mystery\,” a statement that asserts expansive possibilities for liberation and self-discovery through art. \nAdmission information\nAdmission: Free for Members; $20\, general public; $17\, seniors (60+); $5\, students (with valid school ID); $10 Art After Dark\, adults and seniors\, $5\, students. Free admission on Saturdays for West Palm Beach residents. Info: (561) 832-5196 or www.norton.org. \nPlan your visit\nCity: West Palm BeachCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: Norton Museum of Art1450 S. Dixie Highway\, West Palm Beach FL 33401 \nEnd time was not provided by the source. \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more West Palm Beach events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/gertrude-abercrombie-the-whole-world-is-a-mystery-2/
LOCATION:Norton Museum of Art\, 1450 S. Dixie Highway\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33401\, United States
CATEGORIES:Palm Beach County,West Palm Beach
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SUMMARY:Blazing Light: Photographs by Mimi Plumb
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Blazing Light: Photographs by Mimi Plumb with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nA preeminent artist of her generation\, Mimi Plumb (American\, born 1953) has photographed the human-altered landscape for five decades to conjure the enduring issues of our day. Blazing Light\, the artist’s first museum exhibition\, brings together her three most important bodies of work that collectively contemplate the anxieties of contemporary American culture: the combined effects of climate change\, unbridled capitalism\, and ceaseless military conflict. As a teenager in the 1970s\, Plumb began photographing during a time of rapid land development coupled with global political and economic instability. Her early artistic life was defined by a burgeoning awareness of global warming and the looming threats posed by the Cold War. This atmosphere attuned her to the evidence of such forces in the land\, the built environment\, and the ways people carry themselves and relate to one another — concerns that continue to abide in her work. \nWorking in and around San Francisco\, Plumb photographs the grand yet fragile beauty of the American West and the peculiarities of urban life with a distinctively raw visual approach. She skillfully renders California’s notoriously intense sunlight in gritty black-and-white images to amplify the psychological tension and imaginative possibilities that define turbulent times. The White Sky (1972 – 1978) captures the final glimmers of innocence and optimism during the years following World War II\, as cracks in the façade of the American Dream began to widen. Landfall and The Golden City (1984 – 2020) present a society descending into chaos as an ambiguous disaster looms. The Reservoir (2021 – 2025) conveys a stark and desolate world seemingly in the aftermath of a powerful\, undefined apocalypse. Across these bodies of work\, Plumb mournfully charts how persistent unease continues to manifest from the dark realms of imagination into pressing realities. \nAdmission information\nAdmission: Free for Members; $20\, general public; $17\, seniors (60+); $5\, students (with valid school ID); $10 Art After Dark\, adults and seniors\, $5\, students. Free admission on Saturdays for West Palm Beach residents. \nPlan your visit\nCity: West Palm BeachCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: Norton Museum of Art1450 S. Dixie Highway\, West Palm Beach FL 33401 \nEnd time was not provided by the source. \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more West Palm Beach events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/blazing-light-photographs-by-mimi-plumb-2/
LOCATION:Norton Museum of Art\, 1450 S. Dixie Highway\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33401\, United States
CATEGORIES:Palm Beach County,West Palm Beach
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SUMMARY:Visible Fictions: Photography and Artifice
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Visible Fictions: Photography and Artifice with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nDrawn from the Collection\, Visible Fictions: Photography and Artifice challenges the idea that photography records reality impartially. Through staged scenes\, constructed environments\, performed identities\, and invented narratives\, the featured artists present photography as a medium of invention rather than straightforward documentation. \nWith works by Sophie Calle\, Renée Cox\, Gregory Crewdson\, Thomas Demand\, Tania Franco Klein\, Nikki S. Lee\, Cindy Sherman\, Laurie Simmons\, and others\, the exhibition explores how photographs shape\, rather than simply reflect\, the world around us. \nPlan your visit\nCity: West Palm BeachCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: Norton Museum of Art1450 S. Dixie Highway\, West Palm Beach FL 33401 \nEnd time was not provided by the source. \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more West Palm Beach events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/visible-fictions-photography-and-artifice-2/
LOCATION:Norton Museum of Art\, 1450 S. Dixie Highway\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33401\, United States
CATEGORIES:Palm Beach County,West Palm Beach
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CREATED:20261106T200706Z
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SUMMARY:Art & Independence: America at 250
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Art & Independence: America at 250 with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nThe Norton marks America’s 250th anniversary with Art & Independence\, an installation that brings together significant works of painting\, sculpture\, ceramics\, and photography. By bridging different eras and media\, this intimate presentation provides a space to contemplate the heritage and future of the American spirit. We invite you to celebrate the power of art to document\, shape\, and inspire a nation. \nPlan your visit\nCity: West Palm BeachCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: Norton Museum of Art1450 S. Dixie Highway\, West Palm Beach FL 33401 \nEnd time was not provided by the source. \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more West Palm Beach events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/art-independence-america-at-250-2/
LOCATION:Norton Museum of Art\, 1450 S. Dixie Highway\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33401\, United States
CATEGORIES:Palm Beach County,West Palm Beach
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261107T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261107T170000
DTSTAMP:20261106T224725Z
CREATED:20261106T201059Z
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SUMMARY:Art in Practice: Student/Faculty Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Art in Practice: Student/Faculty Exhibition with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nSince its reopening in November 2024\, the Creative Arts School (CAS) has offered hundreds of classes and workshops year-round to students across different skill levels and backgrounds. Housed in a 100-year-old building rich with history\, community\, and culture\, CAS provides education in drawing\, painting\, printmaking\, photography\, textiles\, and most recently culinary\, ceramics\, and jewelry. \nArt in Practice: 2026 Student/Faculty Exhibition celebrates the talent and creativity of CAS instructors\, students\, and staff. This collection features 50+ works across drawing\, painting\, printmaking\, ceramics\, and photography by over 30 local artists\, offering visitors the opportunity to see artistic growth\, inspiration\, and individual perspectives emerging from one of Delray Beach’s newest cultural education programs. \nOpening reception:  \nDelray Beach First Friday Artwalk \nOctober 2\, 2026 \n6 p.m. – 9 p.m. \nExhibition runs October 2\, 2026 through January 2\, 2027 \nAdmission information\nFree \nPlan your visit\nCity: Delray BeachCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: Creative Arts School51 N Swinton Ave\, Delray Beach FL 33444 \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more Delray Beach events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/art-in-practice-student-faculty-exhibition-2/
LOCATION:Creative Arts School\, 51 N Swinton Ave\, Delray Beach\, FL\, 33444\, United States
CATEGORIES:Delray Beach,Palm Beach County
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261107T160000
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SUMMARY:Land and Sea Workshop with Chris Kling
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Land and Sea Workshop with Chris Kling with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nDiscover an approach that will strengthen your confidence and help you paint virtually any subject. During this inspiring two-day workshop\, nationally recognized artist Chris Kling will demonstrate techniques for creating expressive landscapes and seascapes while guiding participants through her proven painting process. \nThe workshop begins with a materials review followed by a live landscape demonstration. After lunch\, participants will work from their own printed landscape photographs\, applying the techniques presented during the morning session. The second day features a seascape demonstration before participants create a painting from a personally meaningful seascape\, river\, or lake reference photo. Each day concludes with a constructive group critique. \nOil paints are preferred\, but water-soluble oils\, acrylics\, and pastels are also welcome. A basic working knowledge of your chosen medium is recommended\, making this workshop ideal for intermediate to advanced artists. \nParticipants will receive Chris’s recommended supply list upon registration. While her preferred materials are provided\, artists are welcome to work with the supplies and tools they are most comfortable using. Please note that printed reference photos are required\, as phones and other small screens are not suitable for this workshop. \nArtists who wish to spend both days developing a single subject are welcome to do so. \nAdmission information\n2-Day Workshop Fee: $350 per person \nRegister here! \nPlan your visit\nCity: JupiterCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: The New Studio for the Visual Arts1615 S. Cypress Drive Suite 1\, Jupiter FL 33469 \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more Jupiter events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/land-and-sea-workshop-with-chris-kling/
LOCATION:The New Studio for the Visual Arts\, 1615 S. Cypress Drive Suite 1\, Jupiter\, FL\, 33469\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jupiter,Palm Beach County
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SUMMARY:Yoga in the Wild at Busch Wildlife Sanctuary
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Yoga in the Wild at Busch Wildlife Sanctuary with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nCenter your mind and body at our yoga class on Saturday\, November 7\, at 9 a.m. surrounded by the sounds of nature.Registration is $20 per person and spaces are limited. Advance registration required.Bring your own mat\, water bottle\, and anything else you need to support your practice. Please wear comfy clothing to allow you to move with ease. \nAdmission information\nRegistration is $20 per person and spaces are limited. Advance registration required. \nPlan your visit\nCity: JupiterCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: Busch Wildlife Sanctuary17855 Rocky Pines Road\, Jupiter FL 33478 \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more Jupiter events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/yoga-in-the-wild-at-busch-wildlife-sanctuary/
LOCATION:Busch Wildlife Sanctuary\, 17855 Rocky Pines Road\, Jupiter\, FL\, 33478\, United States
CATEGORIES:Jupiter,Palm Beach County
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SUMMARY:LUSH 4: A Contemporary Ceramics Biennial
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about LUSH 4: A Contemporary Ceramics Biennial with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nLighthouse ArtCenter presents LUSH 4: A Contemporary Ceramics Biennial\, a nationally juried exhibition featuring innovative functional\, sculptural\, and experimental works by 74 emerging and established ceramic artists from across the United States. Meet participating artists at the reception on Thursday\, October 8\, from 5 to 7 p.m. Admission is free for members\, with a suggested donation of $10 for nonmembers. Lighthouse ArtCenter Gallery is located at 373 Tequesta Drive in Tequesta. For more information\, visit lighthousearts.org. \nAdmission information\nAdmission is free for members\, with a suggested donation of $10 for nonmembers. No registration or R.S.V.P. required. \nPlan your visit\nCity: TequestaCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: Lighthouse ArtCenter Gallery373 Tequesta Drive\, Tequesta FL 33469 \nEnd time was not provided by the source. \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more Tequesta events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/lush-4-a-contemporary-ceramics-biennial-2/
LOCATION:Lighthouse ArtCenter Gallery\, 373 Tequesta Drive\, Tequesta\, FL\, 33469\, United States
CATEGORIES:Palm Beach County,Tequesta
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261107T235500
DTSTAMP:20261106T213645Z
CREATED:20261106T200158Z
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SUMMARY:Subtropic Film Festival 2026
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Subtropic Film Festival 2026 with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nFrom Nov. 6 to 8 we’re taking over West Palm Beach and Lake Worth Beach. It’s our fourth year at the Norton Museum of Art and we’re back at Afflux Studios at G-Star. For the first time\, we’re also spilling into Lake Worth Beach\, with screenings at the Lake Worth Playhouse and events around town. The program packs in SIX features\, more than a dozen shorts blocks\, a two-part Kodak film camera workshop\, an industry panel\, a street photo walk\, live performance\, and multi-venue parties we’re already excited about. \nFriday night we open at the Norton with Homegrown\, five films that dig into the Florida most people drive straight past: sacred ground\, buried history\, the water under our feet\, and whatever’s living just below the surface. \nSaturday runs all day and well into the night. The camera workshop kicks off at Afflux at 11:30 a.m.\, and shorts take over the screens there all afternoon. At 2 p.m. the Norton screens Frogtown\, which took Best Florida Feature and the Audience Award at the Florida Film Festival. Then we head to Lake Worth Beach for a photo walk and a filmmaker happy hour. After that come two features at the Lake Worth Playhouse: Patrick Bresnan’s First They Came For My College and William Means’ Junkie. The Junkie After Party hits Propaganda at 9:30 p.m.\, and nobody involved is planning to leave early. \nOn Sunday\, Afflux runs from 11:30 a.m. straight through to the Awards Ceremony and live editing session at 6:45 p.m. The day has seven shorts blocks and Kevin Contento’s The Moths and the Flame\, just off its Berlinale Forum premiere. It also has Tropical Park\, a Miami feature shot in one 85-minute take from the backseat of a car. At 2 p.m. the Norton screens Honeyjoon\, a mother-daughter story about grief and arguing your way back to each other\, with the galleries open to you afterward. \nGrab one film or grab the whole weekend. \nAdmission information\nTickets to opening night at the Norton Museum\, and to Saturday night at the Lake Worth Play House will be ticketed separately from festival passes. \nTickets are available for individual screenings \n$10-18 for individual screenings \n$20 day pass \n$30 weekend \nPlan your visit\nCity: West Palm BeachCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: Norton Museum of Art1450 S. Dixie Highway\, West Palm Beach FL 33401 \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more West Palm Beach events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/subtropic-film-festival-2026-3/
LOCATION:Norton Museum of Art\, 1450 S. Dixie Highway\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33401\, United States
CATEGORIES:Palm Beach County,West Palm Beach
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SUMMARY:Whitney – Whitney Houston Tribute
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Whitney – Whitney Houston Tribute with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nExperience WHITNEY the incredible Whitney Houston Tribute band show! \nLatraia Savage channels the look\, style\, grace\, and powerful vocals of this legendary artist! It is an exciting ALL LIVE band show celebrating the entire career of Whitney Houston. \nWhitney Houston is one of pop music’s best-selling music artists of all-time\, with an estimated 170–200 million records sold worldwide. She released seven studio albums and two soundtrack albums\, all of which have diamond\, multi-platinum\, platinum or gold certification. \nHITS INCLUDE – Greatest Love Of All\, How Will I Know\, I Will Always Love You\, I Have Nothing\, I Wanna Dance With Somebody\, I’m Your Baby Tonight\, All The Man That I Need\, and so many more!! \nPERFORMER BIO:Hailing from Memphis\, Tennessee\, the legendary home of Beale Street Blues\, LaTraia Savage was born into music. Raised by parents who were both musicians and vocalists\, her foundation was shaped early—most profoundly by her father\, Sam Savage\, her greatest musical influence. Growing up\, LaTraia also drew inspiration from iconic artists whose artistry and soul transcended generations\, including Stevie Wonder\, Michael Jackson\, and Whitney Houston. \nFor nearly 20 years\, LaTraia has built an impressive career as a powerhouse live performer. She is best known for her dynamic tribute shows honoring legendary women of music such as Whitney Houston\, Tina Turner\, Diana Ross\, Donna Summer\, and more. Her commanding stage presence\, emotional delivery\, and vocal authenticity have taken her across the globe\, performing in Italy\, Portugal\, Spain\, Sicily\, Mexico\, China\, and many other international destinations. \nAlongside her tribute performances\, LaTraia has led her highly respected cover band\, LaTraia Savage and the All Starz\, entertaining diverse audiences with versatility\, polish\, and undeniable soul. Her career reflects consistency\, resilience\, and an unwavering commitment to excellence.Today\, LaTraia’s mission is clear: to share her original music with the world. She believes that dreams have no expiration date and lives by the principle that “as long as I’m breathing\, I have time to complete my vision.” \nHer message to aspiring artists is simple yet powerful: follow your vision—because someone else is meant to see it with you. As LaTraia often says: \n“God made the sun bright enough for everyone to have some shine.” \nAdmission information\n$56.50 – $61.50 \nPlan your visit\nCity: Delray BeachCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: Arts Garage94 NE 2nd Ave\, Delray Beach FL 33444 \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more Delray Beach events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/whitney-whitney-houston-tribute/
LOCATION:Arts Garage\, 94 NE 2nd Ave\, Delray Beach\, FL\, 33444\, United States
CATEGORIES:Delray Beach,Palm Beach County
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SUMMARY:Hershey Felder - The Piano & Me
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about Hershey Felder – The Piano & Me with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nKnown the world over for his theatrical portrayals of great composers and musical storytelling\, having premiered his now world-famous play George Gershwin Alone right here in Palm Beach 25 years ago\, Hershey Felder brings his most personal work to Palm Beach Dramaworks. The Piano & Me\, a new play with music\, features Felder playing Felder\, as well as the many characters he’s met along the way who made his art possible. He tells the story behind the story of his more than 30 years onstage\, and features the music of Bach\, Mozart\, Beethoven\, Chopin\, Rachmaninoff\, and others. This is the story of the joy\, the heartbreak\, the elation\, the insanity\, and above everything else\, the music that drives it all. \nAdmission information\nTickets: $100\, $105\, $125\, $135 \nPlan your visit\nCity: West Palm BeachCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: Palm Beach Dramaworks201 Clematis Street\, West Palm Beach FL 33401 \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more West Palm Beach events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/hershey-felder-the-piano-me/
LOCATION:Palm Beach Dramaworks\, 201 Clematis Street\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33401\, United States
CATEGORIES:Palm Beach County,West Palm Beach
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SUMMARY:The Fantasticks
DESCRIPTION:Art of the Times is pleased to share information about The Fantasticks with our readers. \nEvent information supplied via the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. \nAbout this event\nThe Fantasticks \nThere’s always time to remember this romantic fable about a boy\, a girl\, their two fathers and a love that grows with each season. \nBook and lyrics by Tom Jones \nMusic by Harvey Schmidt \n*Recommended for ages 12 and up; Musical \nNOTE: In our effort to provide students with a full house\, all seats and tickets not claimed 10 minutes prior to show time will be released to others. Latecomers may or may not be seated. Thank you for understanding. \nAdmission information\nReserved Seating: $20 general admission\, $15 seniors 55 & up; $10 students \nPlan your visit\nCity: West Palm BeachCounty: Palm Beach CountyVenue: Palm Beach Atlantic University – Fern Street Theatre500 Fern Street\, West Palm Beach FL 33401 \nEnd time was not provided by the source. \nView original event details \nMore arts and culture nearby\nExplore more West Palm Beach events or browse the Palm Beach County arts and culture calendar with Art of the Times. \nSource: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Promotional image supplied with the event listing. Please confirm the latest schedule and admission details with the organizer.
URL:https://artofthetimes.com/event/the-fantasticks/
LOCATION:Palm Beach Atlantic University – Fern Street Theatre\, 500 Fern Street\, West Palm Beach\, FL\, 33401\, United States
CATEGORIES:Palm Beach County,West Palm Beach
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