While you’re out booze cruisin’ the Intracoastal Waterway or hunkering down in a boardroom by the beach (blasphemy, honestly) know you can return to a little bit of culture in the midst of your marauding.
Eras away from the state-of-the-art, modern day, hip and chic architectural styles, treat yourself to some historical happenings while honing your creativity.
Guests at the Hilton Singer Island Oceanfront Resort can lounge and lavish in the sun as often as they please, but when they get a wild hair to get creative?
The Armory Art Center is a not-for-profit community based arts education and exhibition center. Founded in 1986, it now stands and continues to grow as proof of the community’s drive and involvement in establishing a place for people to gather for art and appreciation.
More than a dozen state-of-the-art studios call the Armory their home, housed in a building modeled after the Art Deco Style (circa 1939). Over 100 courses are offered and nearly 3,000 students pass through the Center’s doors annually.
As West Palm Beach’s only community art center, the Armory instructs classes in:
- Ceramics
- Jewelry
- Painting
- Drawing
- Printmaking
- Photography
- Sculpture
Not only does the Center offer annual classes but they also host Master Workshop series when 25 artists from around the country are featured and draws at least 400 participants each season. Youth, too, can get in on the creativity. With a unique Summer Art Camp, kids get a chance to partake it studio art activities from kindergarten through high school.
Get messy, get creative, and get on down to the Armory Art Center for some heart to heart with art.
