I visited the Cultural Council for Palm Beach after reading about the kinetic energy exhibit which…read morefeatured sports in Palm Beach County. The exhibit included artwork depicting soccer to Polo. Hours are Tuesday through Saturday 12 noon to 5 PM, it is free to visit and there is plenty of on street parking nearby. I was welcomed in by a very pleasant greeter who shared information about the gallery and was obviously passionate about it. I found it very interesting that all artwork on display is by Palm Beach County artists. The gallery is bright and well curated. There is a small gift shop. Restrooms were very clean and well stocked. When visiting downtown Lake Worth, I recommend a visit to the cultural council for Palm Beach. You can see all that the gallery has to offer in less than one hour.

There is a wealth of info about art in my county shared by the Council. Their frequent emails &…read moremailings keep me well informed. We are so fortunate to have so much talent here! The council was created in 1978 to promote and support art and culture in the county. In 2010 the Montgomery family donated the Streamline Moderne Building to the cultural council. There are informative staff, many galleries and a beautiful gift shop.

Fabulous modern art gallery on Palm Beach just off Worth Ave. Large section of modern art pieces to…read moreadd to your collection. They offer free delivery and free hanging service. A marvelous experience you must try.

This place is a wonderful date spot that my boyfriend and I have come to once so far, and we are…read moreeager to return again! Love that this place is a bit of a hidden gem, and the way the gallery staff utilizes the space for art display is really one-of-a-kind. They are also extremely knowledgeable on their works, and are eager to give patrons a tour of the space. We loved it! I can't wait to come back for the newest exhibit!

A wonderful collection tucked away in the heart of the island, this relatively new gallery has a…read morelot to offer- carefully curated modern art displayed in a warm and inviting space with friendly, knowledgeable staff that made me feel welcome and safe as I took my time in each room. I got to see an exciting mix of old favorites (Warhol) and was introduced to new favorites (Brian Kenny) while always being welcomed to learn more about the piece and the artist. Visiting TW is the most fun I've had in 2021 and "DEVOUT UNORTHODOX" is a must see! Make it out there before February 1st- and again after as I'm sure their next exhibits will only continue to impress. Thanks to the team, can't wait to visit again soon!

George was the only person who was able to restore a fiber optic piece of artwork for me. It was…read morerestored to better condition than its original state.

George and his staff are an amazing asset for the entire art community and we have him at our…read moredisposal in south Florida. I have been using Conservart for almost 20 years. The quality of the framing is second to none and the art restoration and conservation lab is nothing to sneeze at. Every piece on my walls at home has been either cleaned, framed, or restored by George and the staff at Conservart. George's knowledge and expertise is industry known as he speaks regularly at gatherings locally as well as nationally. If you are a serious art collector or just want something that means so much to you handled properly and will last a lifetime, call George. Then, you will see for yourself how valuable having a relationship with Conservart is to you and your collection.

Recently visited "The Box." Where's the art and what's the point of view here? Sorry, not a fan…read moreof the artist or the gallery. It's a mish mash of lgbtq erotica and other depressing, low rent and overpriced "art."

Rolando's work is phenomenal that sparks interest and attracts positive attention from many types…read moreof personalities. The best part about his events and gallery is the feeling of welcomeness when you enter either. The energy and love is never short in the atmosphere; the perfect reason to bring a bit of that into your own home.

Amazing team and craftsmanship! The team went out of the way to make sure my art was on time and…read morewithin a fair price!

Great framer and artist. Other artists wonderful as well. It's so nice to have such a great framer…read moreand gallery in our community.

I met up with an old friend for an afternoon of art at the Norton Museum, and we had a wonderful…read moretime. The museum spans three floors, though the third floor is currently closed until October 2026. Parking is across the street and you pay using the Pay by phone app. There are a variety of galleries featuring contemporary art, modern art, Asian art, photography, and rotating special exhibitions. My favorite collections were the Asian Art galleries and the special exhibition highlighting the work and recognition of women artists throughout history. One of the most surprising parts of the visit was the student exhibition featuring artwork created by middle and high school students. The level of talent on display was truly impressive. If you're in Palm Beach County, now is a great time to visit since the museum is currently offering free admission to county residents on Saturdays. Whether you're an art enthusiast or just looking for a cultural outing, I highly recommend checking it out.

We parked in the lot across the street and used the app to pay for parking. Inside we paid $18 pp…read morefor admission. After Memorial Day admission for county residents is free. The restaurant is a treat & the large gift shop is my go to for gifts. It was easy to spend 2 hours wandering around. The Norton features a collection of over 8,200 works, focusing on European, American, Chinese, contemporary art & photography, making it Florida's largest art museum. It was founded in 1941, and expanded in 2019, adding new galleries, a sculpture garden, along with improved public spaces. The museum presents works by masters such sPollock, Miro, Chihuly, Matisse, Calder, KaO'Keeffe, Chagall, Rodin, Picasso, and Hopper, and hosts programs like "Art After Dark" on Friday nights. The photography & kabuki special exhibits were wonderful!

St. Frank is a home goods store located in Palm Beach. The company was founded in 2013 by Christina…read moreBryant and Steph Peng who created the company to sell hand made items while helping artisans in poverty stricken countries. They started out as a web based business selling framed textiles and from there expanded to selling pillows, blankets, tableware, and wall paper. Their flagship store is in San Francisco. Palm Beach is their fifth store and when they launched it they also debuted their bedding line. They also opened a pop up shop in Royal Poinciana Plaza. According to St. Frank's website "Our line consists of three parts - contemporary handmade, vintage, & printed pieces. We work with artisans in under-resourced settings, supporting quality jobs & preserving heritage crafts. Vintage items are sourced from small businesses in these settings, upcycling to minimize our environmental footprint. Print reproductions benefit our artisan partners via royalties & our Artisan Support Fund." For instance all of the red clay pieces are made by a woman's cooperative in Oxacana, Mexico. Items for sale include art, textiles, furniture, home decor, candles, jewelry, and gift items. Prices are on the expensive side. A pillow listed on the website costs $300 while a framed textile is over $10,000. On the cheaper end is a $25 key chain. Items are sourced from around the world including Africa. India, and South America. When you purchase pieces from the store you are helping to support artists in impoverished countries. If you want your home to look like you travel the world with out leaving Palm Beach, you have boho vibes, and money is no object, St. Frank may be the store for you. Everything is gorgeous but out of my price range but it was still fun to window shop. If I ever win the lottery I will definitely be shopping here for my Palm Beach mansion.