The Painted Diary of Takuichi Fujii - Mr. Takuichi (1891-1964) bore witness to his life in America and to his experiences during World War II with a remarkably visual record of this critical time in American history. He offers a unique perspective on his generation, shedding light on events that most Americans did not experience yet and whose lessons remain salient today. The Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens
The art of bonsai design is to shape a tree through various techniques so that it represents, but does not duplicate, trees in nature. The Morikami Museum
Take a gander at Japan's traditional sports & games to intriguing fashion accessories, exquisitely made ceramic pieces, and much more. Several extraordinary prints by Inagaki Tomoo (1902-1980) are featured, as well as brilliantly crafted pottery & glazed porcelain pieces. The Morikami Museum
If you think teleportation, holograms, invisibility, and mind control are only in the movies—think again! Let your imagination run wild with the possibilities of the future as you move objects with your mind, become invisible, and play games with a robot. Discover tomorrow today in our newest exhibition, Science Fiction, Science Future.
Cox's first annual black-tie Masquerade. The Colony, Palm Beach.
View our night sky and see spectacular astronomical objects through our new eVscopes. Learn about the solar system, galaxies, and the universe with fun hands-on activities. The Astronomical Society of the Palm Beaches will be on-site to guide your experience and answer your questions. The Cox Science Center
Pastels from the Collection - Pastel is probably the most expressive and versatile medium ever invented for drawing. Born of experiments with colored chalks in the late 16th century in Northern Italy, it went beyond chalk's dry colors, becoming more saturated, luminous and radiant. It was also inherently flexible and could be combined with watercolor, chalk, crayon, charcoal and pencil. In the 18th century, pastel's fineness and subtle shading reached a degree of virtuosity such that sometimes it would even be described as "pastel painting" for its ability to mimic the effects of oil on canvas. The Norton Museum of Art
Painting & Sculpture - Explore Olmec statuettes from 800 B.C.E. on the same visit that you encounter 21st-century painting by world-renowned painter Kehinde Wiley.
Works On Paper - Home to more than 1,300 works on paper, such as European masters from the Dr. and Mrs. John J. Mayers Collection, to American examples from Isadore and Kelly Friedman Bequest. Our collection focuses on lithographs, etchings, engravings, and screen prints.
Bubbles, Bites, Benefit. Food & Beverage presented by Oceana Coffee, Little Moir’s. Hibiscus StrEATery, Nothing Bundt Cakes, Brick & Barrel, Café Chardonnay, Lynora’s, Guanabanas, Tommy Bahama, Mana Greek Fusion, & Hog Snappers The Jupiter Lighthouse & Museum
Join us for our Five Flags Over Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse military guided tour at the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum! All five branches of the United States Armed Forces have contributed to the lighthouse’s more than 150-year history. Learn how the U.S. Army constructed the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse right before the Civil War, the history of a WWII naval building, and the personal stories of the Coast Guard keepers of the lighthouse. The Jupiter Lighthouse
Amidst the cobblestone streets and gas-lit boulevards at the turn-of-the-century Paris, a renaissance of creativity
produced the Art Nouveau movement. Characterized by sinuous lines, organic forms, and intricate designs, this movement
in design and art found its virtuoso interpreter in Alphonse Mucha, whose work is featured in the exhibition Alphonse
Mucha: Master of Art Nouveau. The exhibition is a tribute to Mucha's genius and the milieu that nurtured his blossoming
as an artist.
At the close of the 19th century Paris was undergoing a major transformation. As the Belle
Époque waned, a palpable sense of anticipation hung in the air, heralding a new era of thought and expression. The
artistic landscape was ripe for innovation, and it was within this fertile environment that Art Nouveau flourished,
reflecting the zeitgeist of a society seeking to break free from convention. Mucha, a young artist of modest means, but
full of ambition, found himself in the midst of the City’s transformation. The Flagler Museum
Stand eye-to-eye and take spectacular safari selfies with a giraffe at the feeding platform. Feeding Experience: $4.67 plus tax. Lion Country Safari
Enjoy learning about goats and other animals in the petting zoo. Purchase food to feed them or go in to the habitat to hang out with and brush them. And you can also feed our beautiful Lorikeet. Feeding Experience: $1.87 plus tax. Lion Country Safari
In addition to our breathtaking drive-through reserve full of captivating animals, we offer a variety of splendid rides for children, including the Flying Elephant, Carousel, and Rio Grande Train. All sure to please your little ones while taking a long, deserved break. Lion Country Safari
Looking for a way to cool off? We feature a fabulous water park with a Safari Splash Playground & Safari Falls for children and Water slides for teens and adults. Certain restrictions & requirements exist for these activities. Lion Country Safari
25 unique gardens with ever-changing beauty that you can stroll through for relaxation, inspiration, or information.
The Sloth is right up at the top of the cute chart for animals, and the Palm Beach Zoo has several you can get up close to. Take pictures with and feed. Plus learn some amazing fun facts! Book your Sloth experience today! The Palm Beach Zoo
Go on an Outback safari, meeting several Australian animals along the way! You will have the opportunity to give treats to our eucalyptus pollinators, Lorikeets, and maybe even catch a glimpse of our elusive Tawny Frogmouth, Relish. Then, you'll visit our koalas, Ellin and Sydney, and see these amazing animals up close. Get your cameras ready for some amazing photo opportunities. The Palm Beach Zoo
Jewelry of Maeda Asagi November 4, 2023 – April 7, 2024 - Maeda Asagi meticulously constructs sculptures that are also jewelry. Fashioned from wood, Plexiglas, resin, enamel, silver, gold, and semiprecious and precious stones, she engraves and paints her works with thoughtful narratives about family and society. Over 30 pieces will be on view in the Morikami Museum gallery. Her signature piece, Stories on the Planet, is a wearable piece of art portraying 32 cities in 28 countries, consisting of eight removable brooches combined to make one necklace. Her works depict everyday life, momentous occasions and celebrations, occurring simultaneously all over the world. A consummate storyteller, Maeda describes highly detailed narratives in her compositions.
The Yamato-kan was the original museum building in 1977 up until the addition of what is known as the main museum building in 1993. Roughly 2,000 sq. foot building at the heart of the gardens, has stood as a symbol of Japanese culture and architecture. Loosely based on the famous 17th century Katsura Imperial Villa-still existing in all its splendor in Kyoto, Japan. The detached royal residence is known for its careful balance of proportions and all-natural materials, which are key to the overall aesthetics of the buildings and picturesque gardens associated with Japan.
Museum hours: Tues – Sun: 10am-5pm, Cornell Café Tues – Sun: 11am-3pm. 561-495-0233.
4000 Morikami Park Road • Delray Beach, Fl 33446.
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Winter Wonderland Laser Lights & Bites - Dec 1, 8, 15 & 22nd, 2023 6-9 PM - Guests of all ages can sing and dance along to holiday favorites during our outdoor Laser Concert spectacular. Explore outdoor exhibits, mini golf, and entertainment like never before with dazzling lights, science-themed activities, food trucks, and laser shows on our Cox Amphitheater stage. We are thrilled to have our guests experience our festive holiday lighting throughout our Science Trail, presented by FPLSolarNow!
The Cox Science Center & Aquarium is home to more than 50 fun, informative, interactive exhibits that inspire the imagination. The museum
features a digital planetarium, freshwater and saltwater aquariums, and natural history exhibits. For more information call (561) 832-1988.
Mon - Fri: 9:00 - 5:00 PM, Sat - Sun 10:00 - 6:00 PM. 4801 Dreher Trail North, West Palm Beach,
FL 33405
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Artists in Motion Oct 14, 2023 – Feb 18, 2024 - Impressionist and Modern Masterpieces from the Pearlman Collection: Artists in Motion: Impressionist and Modern Masterpieces from the Pearlman Collection features approximately 40 paintings, sculptures, and works on paper that explore the intersecting lives of the most celebrated late 19th- and early 20th-century European artists collected by Henry Pearlman (1895 – 1974).
Presence Dec 2, 2023 – March 10, 2024 Photographs are, as writer Roland Barthes affirms, “certificates of presence”: verification that a moment, a person, or a place existed. From the adoration of a loved one or the wonder felt before nature, to the hardship of labor and the devastation of war, photographs are imprinted by human experience. Arranged thematically, the exhibition explores “presence” in four sections: Portraits, Admiration, and Delight; Expressions of Place; Specters of History; and Politics, Labor, and Justice. From Pictorialism and social documentary photography to Surrealism and street photography, artists such as Merry Alpern, Richard Avedon, Irving Bennett Ellis, Dorothea Lange, Alma Lavenson, Danny Lyon, Sally Mann, Susan Meiselas, Inge Morath, Gordon Parks, Edward Steichen, Joyce Tenneson, James Van Der Zee, and Todd Webb come together to create unique and complex conversations across space and time.
The Norton Museum is the permanent home to more than eight thousand works from around the world, including an ensemble of
well-known artists' masterpieces. They host a variety of Lectures, Workshops & Classes. They host Art After Dark featured every Friday,
which showcases an eclectic mix of live music performances, film screenings & tours. The Museum restaurant is open Saturday - Thursday
from 11 AM to 3 PM and Friday from 11 AM to 9 PM. The museum is located at 1450 S. Dixie Highway West Palm Beach, FL 33401 | 561-832-0333.
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The Boca Raton museum is a wonderful place to visit and starkly different in contrast to many older institutions whose focus is much broader and limited to collecting particular works of art. We aspire to create new connections between our collections in various media from diverse cultures across centuries. We utilize the donations we receive to create intimate, memorable experiences for our visitors. We offer educational & cultural programs, as well as in gallery activities for children. Visitors can relax in the sculpture garden, perfect for breakfast or lunch meetings or afternoon tea. Available 10 am to 10 pm daily. Open Wednesday - Sunday, 11:00 - 7:00 PM. Closed on all observed holidays. Admission: $12 ages 13 & up. Seniors $10. 561-392-2500 Map & Directions 501 Plaza Real Boca Raton, FL 33432 Current Exhibitions
The Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse offers visitors breathtaking views and a little glimpse of the history of its indispensable maritime and communication role since the 1860s. The museum occupies the last remaining building from a World War ll installation alongside the US Coast Guard on the Lighthouse Reservation. Discover fascinating history in the exhibit Five Thousand Years on the Loxahatchee. The Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding Natural Area was federally designated by Congress in May of 2008 to protect, conserve and enhance the Federal land surrounding the lighthouse. You'll get to see evidence of human occupation spanning 5000 years and a beautiful north-side hiking trail to a lagoon overlooking three Florida Habitats. The sheer beauty of the surrounding area makes this a must-see destination.
Guided tours are available. Open Wednesday-Friday from 10 am to 4 pm. Saturday & Sunday 10 am to 3 pm. Map & Directions to Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum 500 Captain Armour’s Way, Jupiter, FL 33469 (561) 747-8380 Explore
Technology that Changed the World - Oct 17 - Dec 17, 2023 - highlights the development and evolution of the bicycle and the profound impact bicycles had on American society and culture. Bicycles emerged during the Gilded Age as a revolutionary means of transportation and leisure, allowing individuals to move freely and easily, without the burden and expenses associated with acquiring and maintaining horse and carriage. At its peak, in a single year, the bicycle revolution in the United States resulted in nearly three hundred companies producing more than a million bicycles, making it one of the Nation’s largest industries. From the earliest prototypes of the 1860s to the sophisticated designs of the 1890s, the Flagler Museum’s fall exhibition offers an unparalleled opportunity to see many rare examples of early bicycles and to understand their tremendous impact on American society and culture during the Gilded Age. Learn More
Visit Flagler Museum to learn about Florida in its beginning, when Henry Flagler's railroads and luxury hotels established tourism and agriculture as the mainstays of Florida's economy. Discover the Gilded age, a fascinating period in American history. A lot is happening at the Flagler Museum. They have an excellent Music Series featuring extraordinary performers, such as the Viano String Quartet - performing on February 7; Violinist Simone Porter on Feb 14; the Summit Piano Trio Feb 21; Cuarteto Latinoamericano on February 28, and last but not least, the Neave Trio performing on March 7, 2023. They even have "Bluegrass in the Pavilion," featuring the awesome sounds of the Larry Stephenson Band & The Radio Ramblers. They have a delightful lecture series and so much more. Visiting Hours Tuesday - Saturday, 10:00 - 5:00 PM. Sunday 12 - 5 PM. Be sure to view listings under "Exhibitions" & "Programs." Explore
Take a walk on the wild side and explore up close naturalistic habitats featuring some of the most incredible animal species ranging from Tortoises and Rhinoceroses to Giraffes, Lions, and many more. Children can enjoy various rides in the Adventure Park, such as the Flying Elephant, Carousel, the Rio Grand Train, Safri Splash Playground, Water Slides, and the Safari Waterfalls. And nothing beats Animal Encounters, where children and young adults can enjoy feeding Giraffes and other beautiful creatures, including exotic birds. We even have Mini Gold and a giant Fun Slide and short tours on the weekend of Lake Shannalee on the Safari Queen Pontoon Boat. Great for people of all ages.
There is no shortage of fun at Lion Country Safari. If you're looking for a fabulous place to host an event, we are accepting reservations for our 4,000 square foot outdoor pavilion. We also offer school programs. Regular Admission starts at $29 per person. Group rates and seasonal passes are also available. Open daily from 9:30 to 5:30 PM. Times may vary for attractions. Located at 2003 Lion Country Safari Road, Loxahatchee, FL 33470Map & Directions Buy tickets HERE (561) 793-1084 Explore
Mounts Botanical Gardens of Palm Beach County is a 20-acre living plant museum with twenty-five exquisite gardens. Offering visitors a tropical paradise with an ever-changing landscape of natural beauty that evokes relaxation, inspires, and tantalizes the inquisitive mind. Each garden within our collection is a living exhibit, with plants specifically chosen to tell a unique story and give visitors insight into choices they can make in a challenging subtropical climate. The gardens illustrate what Palm Beach County residents can emulate in their large or small spaces. Our featured gardens include our breathtaking O'Keefe Rain Garden, our Bulb Garden, and our Sun Garden Of Extremes. We even have a Children's Maze Garden providing young ones an enjoyable, informative experience about the beauty that surrounds them.
Garden Hours Tuesday - Sunday, 9:00 - 3:00 PM. Hours change to 10 to 4 PM May - October. Closed on all observed holidays. Admission: $10 ages 13 & up. Children 5-12 $5. MBG members free. 561-233-1757 Exhibits
The Palm Beach Zoo is a splendid place for adults and children to bask in nature's wonder. All are cared for by a loyal team of curators & members who help create a breathtaking environment that showcases over 190 species, many of whom are on the endangered species list. There's more to the Zoo than meets the eye, including taking in the sights of a rare exhibit, "Sculpture Safari," displaying sixteen incredible three-dimensional metal sculptures of animals, some of which will remain permanently at the Zoo. These and other sculptures, as well as our thirty-foot-high Mayan Temple, make an excellent addition for our artistically minded guests. The Zoo also features interactive exhibits, including our Nature Play Pavilion, which offers children & young adults a hands-on, interactive play space. We also feature a beautiful Play Fountain with changing tents and ample seating nearby. So adults get to relax while the children play. And there's the Kid Zone, featuring a Wildlife Carousel with thirty-two colorful sculptures of animals.
There's a lot to enjoy here at the Zoo, so plan your visit, but don't worry about packing lunch. We offer a selection of ice-cold beverages, including beer, burgers, and sandwiches. Regular admission is $27.75 for Adults, Seniors $25.75, Children 3-12 $21.75 and Free admission for Toddlers 0-2. Group rates are also available. Open daily 9 to 5 PM. Located at 1301 Summit Boulevard West Palm Beach, Florida 33405. Map & Directions (561) 547-9453 Explore
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