The Kravis Center is the premier location for viewing and appreciating the performing arts in West Palm Beach. From top tier theater productions from Broadway to live performances from orchestras and professional musicians to stand up comedy, there is something for everyone of all ages to enjoy.
701 Okeechobee Boulevard, West Palm Beach, FL (561) 832-7469
Perhaps the most photographed mural in the entire city, Einstein's Theory of Love showcases the talent of the Brazilian muralist Eduardo Kobra. The mural features a monochromatic Einstein with an impressive use of vibrant colors.
509 Clematis St., West Palm Beach, FL
Spirit of Communication
This 8,000 sq ft. mural is located on the outside of the former headquarters of the Southern Bell Telephone Company and pays tribute to the inventor Alexander Graham Bell using graphic design elements and hyper-realism. Spirit of Communication was completed by Tristan Eaton about 2 weeks and used 500 cans of spray paint.
326 Fern St, West Palm Beach, FL
I Lost My Shoe When I Saw You
The Croatian artist Lonac completed this impressive multi-story mural in only a week. The mural represents a tribute to the creative expression of childhood and depicts two children falling in love.
Located on the corner of Quadrille Plaza Dr and Clematis St in West Palm Beach
Eris and The Golden Apple
Eris and the Golden Apple is another frequently photographed mural in West Palm Beach. It features a depiction of Eris, the Greek goddess of discord holding a golden apple in a reference to the beginning of the mythological Trojan War.
333 Fern Street, West Palm Beach, FL
West Palm Beach Museums
Norton Museum of Art
The Norton Museum of Art is dedicated to helping foster appreciation for the fine arts to the community. There is something for everyone here, including historical exhibits, premieres of new artwork, class and workshops, as well as a fine dining establishment on site.
1450 S Dixie Hwy, West Palm Beach, FL (561) 832-5196
Richard and Pat Johnson Palm Beach County Historical Museum
Operated by the Historical Society of Palm Beach County, this museum is the place to go to learn about the history of the area. Their rotating temporary exhibits shed insight on the 12,000 years of Palm Beach history.
300 N Dixie Hwy, West Palm Beach, FL (561) 832-4164
The Armory Art Center hosts exhibits year round showcasing the work of Armory students, faculty, and resident artists. They also host a number of classes and workshops to help develop the skills of amateur and would-be artists.
811 Park Place, West Palm Beach, FL (561) 832-1776
Located at the residence of late sculptor Ann Weaver Norton, the Sculpture Gardens are filled with both monumental sculptures and a hundred other works from Norton. In addition, the gardens are filled with over 250 species of rare tropical plants, giving the area a lush jungle setting.
The Palm Beach Opera is the oldest performing arts organization in the county, bringing world class opera performances to West Palm Beach for over 60 years. Their mainstage productions regularly feature artists of international renown and use immersive costume and set design.
This nonprofit theatre company has delighted the Palm Beach area with classic and contemporary productions for over 20 years. They are dedicated to not only delivering the best theatrical performances, but also educating the public about the benefits of the performing arts.
201 Clematis St., West Palm Beach, FL (561) 833-7888
Fern Street Theatre is the dedicated performance location for the Palm Beach Atlantic Theater Program. Their incredibly popular productions showcase not only some of the best theatrical works around, but also the passion and energy of the performing students.
