The best arts & culture spots in Palm Beach County

“Whether your living room needs a little intrigue or your office wall feels painfully quiet, Marlina Vera creates original cubist paintings with themed collections like Jazz and Music, Couples, Cat Lover, and Abstract Wine Bottles. You can even request a Custom Order or plan a studio visit.”

From the Boca Raton newsletter, October 7, 2026

“, a watercolor force, plus Dimore as gallery in residence mixing curated vintage, estate-acquired furniture, collectible lighting, and fine art. Partial proceeds support arts education, and group tours start December 2026 for when you want culture with your catch-ups.”

From the West Palm Beach newsletter, September 19, 2026

“Ingress Gallery is curating intimate evenings that mix fine art, live music, and philanthropy in Northwood, giving the neighborhood a pleasantly grown-up night out with heart. E), Maxwell Mittman, and Glenn Girard, plus gatherings where supporting local talent actually feels like a good time.”

From the Royal Palm Beach newsletter, September 3, 2026

“Global Arts Palm Beach mixes gallery browsing with a forward-looking art marketplace, featuring impressionist works and intricate miniatures by M. Zeki Kaba. It also backs the Global Art Kids Foundation, so your next conversation piece can double as a feel-good purchase.”

From the Riviera Beach newsletter, October 7, 2026

“Art de Vivre Gallery and Design brings French Pop-Art and Street-Art to our backyard, with bold hand-painted sculptures, avant-garde canvases, and a curated mix of emerging talents and acclaimed masters, plus the option to customize a piece so your walls finally match your personality.”

From the Palm Beach Gardens newsletter, October 4, 2026

“Imperial Frame Gallery turns photos, paintings, and memorabilia into keepers with on‑premises custom framing, complimentary design help, and a wide selection of mats, glass, and frames, plus professional printing on canvas, paper, metal, and tile. North Palm Beach shop, Palm Beach County service...”

From the Riviera Beach newsletter, September 23, 2026

“KScott Art & Apparel turns Palm Beach waters into bold, story-driven pieces from artist Kasey Scott, with offshore, inshore, and freshwater prints plus originals. If you live in performance tees and hats anyway, their fishing-friendly graphics make weekday errands feel like a quick run offshore.”

From the Riviera Beach newsletter, September 10, 2026

“If your walls crave something better than big-box prints, Sundook Fine Art Galleries curates original paintings, limited editions, and eye-catching bronze and acrylic sculptures from names like Britto, Chihuly, Chagall, and Frank Stella.”

From the Delray Beach newsletter, September 22, 2026

“Chapel 4 is a World War II chapel, built in 1942 at the Boca Raton Army Air Base, now a museum in a landmark building in Delray’s Marina District where you can soak up local stories, join community gatherings, or plan your own special event. History that actually feels neighborly.”

From the Boynton Beach newsletter, October 7, 2026

“Whether you want something bold for the living room or just a mood boost, DeBilzan Gallery, in Delray, showcases William DeBilzan’s elongated abstracts, rich textures, and a Caribbean-inspired palette that collectors rave about.”

From the Delray Beach newsletter, September 2, 2026

“For a real Delray deep dive, Spady Cultural Heritage Museum curates exhibits and programs that spotlight Black history in Palm Beach County, including tours, Black History Studies, and the Black Cultural Heritage Trail. S.”

From the Delray Beach newsletter, September 8, 2026

“If your living room needs a better conversation starter, Addison Gallery in Delray lines up contemporary work with new arrivals from artists like Maura Segal, Christina Gschwantner, and Michelle Y Williams, plus designer collaborations, installations, and viewing rooms that make choosing the right piece feel…”

From the Delray Beach newsletter, September 30, 2026

“Gallery 255 is a cooperative gallery where seven local artists show acrylics, oil paintings, mobiles, stabiles, and sculptures, and they happily take commissions. It’s the kind of spot where you can chat with the artists, see the creative process, and find something your Delray walls will brag about.”

From the Delray Beach newsletter, October 6, 2026

“Whether you're a Wellington sidelines regular or just polo-curious, the Museum of Polo & Hall of Fame delivers a fast, fascinating look at the sport. Explore Hall of Fame legends and Horses to Remember, browse rich exhibits, photo and video archives, then leave with prime trivia for your next backyard chat.”

From the Wellington newsletter, October 7, 2026

“Divine Wall Murals prints high-detail, custom murals directly onto your walls, doors, even glass, turning boring surfaces into conversation starters. They also do stretch ceilings with custom lighting and immersive Matterport virtual tours, so your home or biz can look like you actually finished that mood board.”

From the West Palm Beach newsletter, October 9, 2026

“Give your week a culture boost at Cornell Art Museum, where contemporary exhibits fill a beautifully restored 1913 elementary school on the Old School Square campus. Think tall windows, Dade County Pine floors, and sunlit galleries that make even quick visits feel inspiring.”

From the Boynton Beach newsletter, October 3, 2026

“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

“Need a creative reset? Arts Warehouse in Pineapple Grove packs galleries, working studios, and hands-on workshops under one big, beautifully revamped roof. Check out resident-artist exhibits, then try a class to shake off the blahs.”

From the Delray Beach newsletter, August 7, 2026

“Whether your kid is mastering charcoal shading, exploring digital art, or building pixel-perfect masterpieces in Minecraft Club, Art Paper Scissors keeps brains and hands busy right here in Wellington with art classes, camps, and pop-up events.”

From the Royal Palm Beach newsletter, October 2, 2026

“Housed in the restored 1927 Boynton Beach High School, Boynton Beach Arts & Cultural Center packs exhibition spaces, dance and visual art studios with sinks, plus a gorgeous second floor Event Hall with a 39-foot domed ceiling. Expect thoughtful programs, classes, and community events that actually feel local.”

From the Boynton Beach newsletter, September 30, 2026

“Skip the screens and wander historic buildings while interpreters share how folks here lived, worked, and celebrated.”

From the Royal Palm Beach newsletter, September 9, 2026

“Whether your living room needs depth, the kids’ playroom needs some magic, or your storefront could use a head-turning hello, Soulful Companions’ local artists hand-paint custom indoor and outdoor murals that reflect your style and that sunny Florida spirit. This week, give blank walls the day off.”

From the Deerfield Beach newsletter, September 10, 2026

“Need a low-key weekend wander? Old Floresta Historic District delivers a leafy slice of Boca history, with 1920s-era homes like the Aiken House and Lavender House showing off the neighborhood’s early charm. Perfect for an easy walk, a little architecture envy, and a reset that feels close to home.”

From the Boca Raton newsletter, October 3, 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.”

From the Jupiter newsletter, September 26, 2026

“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, September 28, 2026

“Alpha Wolf Murals rescues sad beige walls with custom art for homes and businesses, collaborating on vision, styles, and colors, doing an on-site check of your space, then mapping timelines and budget so the finished piece fits your vibe and looks like it always belonged. Worth a quick chat this week.”

From the Wellington newsletter, September 27, 2026

“Theater & music performance venue with art exhibitions, various events & classes of many kinds.”

“Whether your tiny human is into clay dinosaurs or you want an adult craft night that doesn't feel like homework, artNEST Delray keeps it process-first with small classes, camps, and parties. Chill vibe, real instruction, and a place where parents and kids actually create together.”

From the Delray Beach newsletter, September 14, 2026

“When you need a creative recharge that’s not just another brunch, Boca Raton Museum of Art delivers with paintings, drawings, photography and glasswork spanning centuries, a sculpture garden, and a legit museum store.”

From the Boca Raton newsletter, September 16, 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

“For a low-key culture fix, The Artwork of Reuben Hale, Inc. spotlights the late artist’s paintings, sculpture, portraiture and pioneering holography, plus the Palm Beach stories behind his home and garden. A local nonprofit keeping an educator’s legacy alive, as seen on Discovery’s Destination America.”

From the West Palm Beach newsletter, September 30, 2026

“If your kids are ages 5 to 12 and bursting with questions, Children's Science Explorium delivers interactive exhibits, traveling exhibits, and smart programs that turn rockets, molecules, and physics into play. Free to visit and tucked inside Sugar Sand Park, it’s an easy win for curious Boca families.”

From the Boca Raton newsletter, September 20, 2026

“Hidden inside Yesteryear Village at the South Florida Fairgrounds, Bink Glisson Museum serves up Palm Beach County's backstory with charm, context, and plenty of “so that’s how they did it” moments. Swing by this week for a low-key reset that reminds you why Wellington still feels like a hometown.”

From the Royal Palm Beach newsletter, September 24, 2026

“Give your week a jolt and check out Turn Of The Century Electrotherapy Museum this week, where you can eyeball a 3 million volt Marx generator, step into the eerie glow of Victorian discharge tubes, and watch plasma art and forgotten Tesla tech come to life. Safe X-ray wonders included, no lead apron required.”

From the Riviera Beach newsletter, September 16, 2026

“Skip the same-old scroll and wander through the Delray Beach Historical Society, where immersive exhibits, a leafy Heritage Garden, and the City Archive’s over 65,000 artifacts turn local history into a living playlist.”

From the Boca Raton newsletter, August 17, 2026

“Gallery showcasing a variety of art pieces, both online and in-person.”

“Norton Museum of Art keeps things fresh with rotating shows like Danielle Mckinney: Shelter, the delightfully weird Cursed Images, and Recognition of Art by Women: In Retrospect, plus the lively Art After Dark scene and a serene sculpture garden that begs for a slow lap between galleries.”

From the West Palm Beach newsletter, August 20, 2026

“Bright, free gallery with sculptures, bronze figurines and paintings, plus friendly service.”

“Whether you're planning a community event or just curious how art, psychology, philosophy, and human aspiration meet, Museum of Human Goals ( MuHuGo ) turns personal intentions into collective artworks and a Living Archive.”

From the Boynton Beach newsletter, September 22, 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

“Professional, philanthropic painter and instructor known for murals, and also for his work as a cartoonist.”

“This week, pencil in Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens for your next reset and browse their lineup of exhibitions.”

From the West Palm Beach newsletter, August 27, 2026

“Family-owned and led by resident artist Hulis Mavruk, Gallery Mavruk brings bold Judaic pieces, plexiglass work, and vibrant contemporary canvases to Delray. Stop in this week for custom commissions and framing too, so you can finally get that wall looking intentional instead of 'I just moved in' chic.”

From the Delray Beach newsletter, August 11, 2026

“Surfing Florida Museum is a homegrown nod to our coastline's surf history, from 60s pioneers to iconic spots like "The Ship" Amaryllis. Browse their virtual tour anytime, then keep an eye out for the charity golf tournament in West Palm Beach on October 4 and 5... because surfers putt, too.”

From the West Palm Beach newsletter, September 16, 2026

“Tranquil, lakeside destination with Japanese tea ceremonies, festivals, classes & a sushi cafe.”

“From Addison Mizner lore to IBM’s local boom and a new Life’s a Beach exhibit, The Schmidt Boca Raton History Museum keeps our city’s story lively inside Historic Town Hall. Pop in for lectures, Free Fun Saturdays, and guided tours, then leave with fresh dinner table trivia and a little hometown pride.”

From the Boca Raton newsletter, September 22, 2026

“Jupiter folks, level up date night this week with The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show - West Palm Beach, FL, a true-crime comedy you’re actually in, with actors hiding in the crowd, real clues to chase, and a full plated meal to fuel your sleuthing.”

From the Palm Beach Gardens newsletter, October 8, 2026

“Skip the tourist vibe and let Cox Science Center and Aquarium be your go-to for hands-on fun, from interactive exhibits to the Aquariums of the Atlantic. Locals should watch for the new Cats & Dogs exhibition opening October 10, 2026, curiosity fully encouraged.”

From the West Palm Beach newsletter, October 6, 2026

“Palm Beach Art, Antique & Design Showroom is a nearby year-round art fair, a 25,000 square foot playground with 40+ artists and galleries from around the globe.”

From the Boynton Beach newsletter, August 27, 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, October 7, 2026

“Wood Paper Glass Art Studio is the spot when your hands want to make stuff and your walls need new personality. Think ready-to-hang handmade decor, seasonal ornaments, pet-themed goodies, plus DIY kits and classes that make it easy to create something you’ll actually brag about later.”

From the Royal Palm Beach newsletter, October 9, 2026

“Artwork & antique furnishings adorn this stately Gilded Age–era mansion built for an oil tycoon.”

“Skip the beach and go nerd out at Boca Raton Old City Hall, where The Schmidt Boca Raton History Museum turns local lore into legit stories with exhibits on pioneers, Addison Mizner, WWII, IBM, and a timely America 250: The 14th Colony show running through August 27.”

From the Boca Raton newsletter, September 29, 2026

“Established nature center in a 1936 beachfront house with shark/stingray feedings, exhibits & tours.”

“Palm Beach Dramaworks delivers conversation-starting theatre for locals who like a little substance with their night out.”

From the West Palm Beach newsletter, September 9, 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.”

From the Jupiter newsletter, September 22, 2026

“Whether you're a lifer or just love a good origin story, Richard and Pat Johnson Palm Beach County History Museum pulls from millions of artifacts to tell 12,000 years of local history, with exhibits like Surfing Florida and Stories of Rescue plus interactive maps and must-see stops for exploring Black history across…”

From the West Palm Beach newsletter, September 21, 2026

“Large, modern complex with 4 performance venues hosting a range of national & local productions.”