The best arts & culture spots in Jupiter

“Brush Strokes And More has been having fun with art since 2005, with classes, summer camps, and day camps that actually build skills. If your kid’s eyeing BAK or Dreyfoos, their prep track is the real deal... line up a class this week, alumni have gone on to Juilliard and senior showcases at Dreyfoos.”

From the Jupiter newsletter, August 6, 2026

“Tindall Pioneer Homestead is the earliest house still standing in Jupiter, a restored cracker-style home on the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum grounds that gives a true feel for pioneer life along the Loxahatchee. It’s a quick, fascinating dose of local history that actually sticks.”

“Whether you want a breezy climb to 105-step sunset views, a calming Twilight Yoga session, or Storytime & Crafts for the littles under the Seminole Chickee, Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum keeps history lively in the Outstanding Natural Area. Go this week, breathe, and actually enjoy where we live.”

From the Jupiter newsletter, August 12, 2026

“The River Center packs Jupiter’s water story into live aquariums and interactive exhibits that trace the Loxahatchee from cypress swamp to seagrass estuary and out to marine ecosystems, with hands-on programs for kids and adults, lecture nights, and the kind of community events that make stewardship feel fun.”

From the Jupiter newsletter, September 20, 2026

“Give your routine some lift at Aviation Museum on the Beach, Inc, with over 1,000 meticulously crafted commercial model airplanes and impressive memorabilia tracing the golden age of commercial flight. Go solo or bring friends for a browse, and keep it in mind when you need a memorable event backdrop.”

From the Jupiter newsletter, August 26, 2026

“Perched on a Jeaga shell mound by the Jupiter Inlet, DuBois Pioneer Home packs 1898 pioneer vibes, archaeological intrigue, and an official National Register of Historic Places listing. Pop in for a docent-led peek at “the house on the hill” and the quirky Pineapple House... tours are free.”

From the Jupiter newsletter, September 14, 2026

“For a quick hit of Jupiter pioneer vibes, the Historic 1913 Aicher House is a rescued Cracker-style gem at Sawfish Bay Park, built by teenaged Harry Aicher and crafted from Dade County Pine, with ties to the Aicher and Carlin families. Pair it with the nearby 1915 FEC Train Depot Museum.”