West Palm Beach · Palm Beach County, FL

Arts & Culture in West Palm Beach

Scout analyzed 91 West Palm Beach places and surfaced the ones that actually fit arts & culture.

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Typical spend

$25

Typical visit

2 hr

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Gilded Age Museum & Palm Beach Morning

Step back in time with a morning visit to the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum, a grand Gilded Age estate. Follow this cultural immersion with an elegant breakfast or brunch nearby. Conclude your morning with a refreshing walk by the water at R. G. Kreusler Park.

Best neighborhoods for arts & culture

Ranked by how many matching spots Scout found in each area.

Southwest

1 matching spots

Downtown

1 matching spots

Grandview Heights

1 matching spots

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Southwest

Cox Science Center and Aquarium

This science museum, aquarium, and planetarium offers 2-3 hours of interactive exhibits, best for families or a solo educational trip. Expect to spend around $20-25 per person for admission.

ArtsAnimalsViews

$20–$25 typical2 hr visiteasy parking

Arts & Culture

Henry Morrison Flagler Museum

This Gilded Age mansion is a good stop for a 2-3 hour educational outing, showcasing historical architecture and art. Budget around $26 per person for admission, suitable for families or solo exploration.

ArtsHistoryViews

$26 typical2 hr visiteasy parking

Arts & Culture

Yesteryear Village

Yesteryear Village is a history museum for a 2-hour family outing, perfect for an educational afternoon or a stop while visiting family. Expect to spend $10-15 per person for admission.

ArtsHistoryOutdoors

$10–$15 typical2 hr visiteasy parking

Downtown

Meyer Amphitheater

Meyer Amphitheater is an open-air waterfront venue, good for catching free or ticketed events, often paired with a walk along the water. Expect to spend 1-2 hours here, with costs ranging from free to around $25 per person depending on the event.

Live musicOutdoorsArts

$0–$25 typical1.5 hr visitmoderate parking

Grandview Heights

Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts

The Kravis Center is a destination for an evening or afternoon of performing arts, typically involving a 2-3 hour show. Expect to spend $50-$200 per person on tickets, often paired with dinner nearby.

Live musicArtsRelaxed

$50–$200 typical2.3 hr visitmoderate parking