Palm Beach County is Florida’s Cultural Capital. Boynton Beach is in central Palm Beach county, midway between Boca Raton to the south and West Palm Beach/Palm Beach to the north. Art and art lovers make Boynton Beach a lovely place to live and a wonderful place to visit. Grab the Friday edition of the Palm Beach Post to see current happenings.

Museums

• Norton Art Museum in West Palm Beach. We are members and visit regularly. Art after Dark on select Friday nights is awesome (lectures, activities, live bands, wine, courtyard).
• Society of the Four Arts small art museum with revolving exhibits.
• Boca Raton Museum of Art in Boca’s iconic Mizner Square
• Richard and Pat Johnson Palm Beach County History Museum is free, and definitely worth a visit.
• Flagler Museum White Hall is the former home of Henry Flagler. Admission ~$18 for adults is a worthwhile investment and a must-see for Florida history enthusiasts.
• Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens Japanese cultural experiences, 16 splendid acres that surround two museum buildings include expansive Japanese gardens with strolling paths, resting areas, our world-class bonsai collection and lakes with koi and other wildlife.

Theater and Performing Arts

• Lake Worth Playhouse we support this eclectic non-profit community theater in the village of Lake Worth
• Arts Garage live performance, BYOB theater in happening lively downtown Delray Beach
• Old School Square  Delray Beach
• Kravis Center for the Performing Arts in West Palm Beach
• Clematis Street in West Palm Beach
• Palm Beach Culture events calendar and tips to explore Florida’s cultural capital

Art in Public Places

Art complements public buildings, parks, and plazas and creates a sense of place. Art in public places stimulates cultural interaction, education, and economic development. Funded through a one-percent public art fee, public art is integrated into the architecture, infrastructure, landscape, and greenways throughout Boynton Beach and Palm Beach County.

Experience these unique places in person or through a virtual tour on the Art in Public Places site.

Kinetic Art in Boynton Beach

Boynton Beach is home to the International Kinetic Art Exhibit and Symposium. The event comes every 2 years, but the art stays here for all to enjoy. Stroll through our gorgeous downtown to enjoy outdoor public art installations. Check out the 2023 Kinetic Sculpture online 2023 Kinetic Brochure.

Murals

All over the state, from small towns to big cities, blank walls are doubling as artists’ canvases, sprouting scenes of Florida’s agricultural and pioneer heritage and serving as giant art canvasses.

• Must-See Murals in The Palm Beaches self-guided mural tour
• See what the walls are saying on the  Florida Mural Trail

The art of the mural is booming in the Sunshine State. A new tourism industry of guided walking and biking tours are offered to explain the meaning and the movement. Murals are powerful ways to tell the story of a community or to simply explore an artist’s vision. Murals are accessible to everyone. No museum ticket is required.

Are you passionate about street murals? Take a drive to Miami to visit Wynwood, home to the highest concentration of street art in the country. Muralists from around the world showcase their talent on walls with larger-than-life masterpieces. A lot of art, all over the city. This map plus lots lots more https://wynwoodmiami.com/explore/street-art-grid-view/ Start your mural adventure with a visit to Wynwood Walls.