The Palm Beach area is famous for its long, breath taking beaches and interesting night life. In the heart of this heaven on Earth there is one lovely town called Boca Raton. It offers fun and leisure, beautiful weather, hotels, restaurants, golf courses and large shopping malls. But, this is also the culture center of this entire area, offering theaters, museums and galleries.
In Museum of Art you will find collections of European painting and sculpture, prints and drawings, Jean and David Colker collection of pre Colombian art, Sculpture Gardens and many more. Once a month, Saturdays, children learn about master artists and have an opportunity to create a painting in the style of their selected artist. Sundays from two to three pm different family workshops take place here as well.
Another interesting place to visit is called The Willow Theater. It is settled in the heart of the Sugar Sand Park, in the center, and offers really unique opportunity to enjoy in performing arts in small, comfortable and cozy environment of this small theater. Check their offer and don't forget that they provide really nice entertainment events for the whole family.
The Symphonia is South Florida's world class chamber orchestra. Offering professional classical music and featuring nationally and internationally acclaimed artists, soloists and conductors, The Symphonia is an integral part of the culture and arts community of this whole area. They organize great concerts, but also interesting educational and outreach events you will positively enjoy.
If you visit popular Mizner Park, you will find The Count de Hoernle Amphitheater there. It is really one charming outdoor theater able to accommodate 4200 visitors, and it serves as cultural, but also social center of this town. Many different interesting events take place here, including commercial concerts.
You shouldn't miss visiting some of these lovely galleries. If you have arts of your own, you can bring them here for free auction evaluation, for example. Numerous auctions take place here, and some galleries organize fine arts courses for children as well. You can visit Baker Spoulder gallery, for example, at Gallery Center on Banyan Trail, and see their collection of contemporary art, as well as their mixed media works.
You can also make a family trip to Children Museum. This place is designed for children. Here they have an opportunity to see and explore, learn and even to try their own skills. Kids need to be exposed to arts, it is great for developing their creative minds. This place offers different events and really interesting activities not only for children, but for the entire family. A day spent here will seem too short, and your kids will really enjoy.
This beautiful town has really unique architecture, lovely weather, and amazing beaches. It offers immense opportunities for fun and leisure, but it is also a cultural center of this entire area. There are so many things you can do here, and this will be an unforgettable holiday for your whole family. In fact, you will love it so much that it would be hard to leave. So, you might consider staying here, this really is a wonderful place to live.
In Museum of Art you will find collections of European painting and sculpture, prints and drawings, Jean and David Colker collection of pre Colombian art, Sculpture Gardens and many more. Once a month, Saturdays, children learn about master artists and have an opportunity to create a painting in the style of their selected artist. Sundays from two to three pm different family workshops take place here as well.
Another interesting place to visit is called The Willow Theater. It is settled in the heart of the Sugar Sand Park, in the center, and offers really unique opportunity to enjoy in performing arts in small, comfortable and cozy environment of this small theater. Check their offer and don't forget that they provide really nice entertainment events for the whole family.
The Symphonia is South Florida's world class chamber orchestra. Offering professional classical music and featuring nationally and internationally acclaimed artists, soloists and conductors, The Symphonia is an integral part of the culture and arts community of this whole area. They organize great concerts, but also interesting educational and outreach events you will positively enjoy.
If you visit popular Mizner Park, you will find The Count de Hoernle Amphitheater there. It is really one charming outdoor theater able to accommodate 4200 visitors, and it serves as cultural, but also social center of this town. Many different interesting events take place here, including commercial concerts.
You shouldn't miss visiting some of these lovely galleries. If you have arts of your own, you can bring them here for free auction evaluation, for example. Numerous auctions take place here, and some galleries organize fine arts courses for children as well. You can visit Baker Spoulder gallery, for example, at Gallery Center on Banyan Trail, and see their collection of contemporary art, as well as their mixed media works.
You can also make a family trip to Children Museum. This place is designed for children. Here they have an opportunity to see and explore, learn and even to try their own skills. Kids need to be exposed to arts, it is great for developing their creative minds. This place offers different events and really interesting activities not only for children, but for the entire family. A day spent here will seem too short, and your kids will really enjoy.
This beautiful town has really unique architecture, lovely weather, and amazing beaches. It offers immense opportunities for fun and leisure, but it is also a cultural center of this entire area. There are so many things you can do here, and this will be an unforgettable holiday for your whole family. In fact, you will love it so much that it would be hard to leave. So, you might consider staying here, this really is a wonderful place to live.
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