Mordern, Free, Best Art Museums in Boca Raton

"With a collection of over 7,000 pieces, the Norton Museum of Art features masterpieces from the 19th and 20th centuries, with paintings, photography and sculptures from around the world. From Picasso to Monet, the museum halls are stocked to amaze. There are ongoing feature exhibitions and an impressive permanent collection of Chinese jade and bronze artifacts, considered to be one of the most extensive and impressive in the world."

"The Norton, the largest and most prestigious museum in Palm Beach County currently has several rotating exhibit spaces on the ground floor with two upper floors filled with permanent holdings of European and Chinese art. They host film screenings and After Dark events for a young-at-art crowd with live music. There is a smart little café for noshing and a fun gift shop with sculpture, cards and jewelry."

"Contemporary art, photography, and global exhibits abound at the Norton Museum!. The Norton is home to over 7,600 works of art, including some American, Chinese, and European pieces. The museum recently completed its biggest renovation to date on February 9th, 2019."

"At The Boca Raton Children’s Museum, we believe in PLAY and the power of IMAGINATION!. Children who come to the Museum are not only free to “be,” they are encouraged to dream and explore as big as they can imagine!. We have created a place where children engage in global issues through age-appropriate activities that address topics such as the environment and social responsibility by showing them how combining engineering, math, technology, culture history and the arts can create impactful and permanent solutions in their life."

"Considered to be the first children’s museum in Boca Raton, the Boca Raton Children’s Museum has been serving the education needs of children in south Florida with the help of its permanent and temporary exhibits. The museum believes in the power of imagination and play and with this into consideration, Boca Raton Children’s Mu...Read more"

"This most interesting little attraction is comprised of multiple buildings that initially served the children and young adults of Delray Beach as their elementary and high schools. Threatened with demolition in the 1980s after Palm Beach County closed the schools, a group of concerned residents successfully lobbied the local government to name the buildings as landmarks. By 1990, the plan to establish the buildings as a historical and artistic center was well underway; both buildings had been restored and the elementary school was opened as the Cornell Museum of Art."

"Old School Square has been dubbed the "beating heart" of Delray Beach, a perfect moniker for this lively hub. Serving as the main venue for Delray's music and arts scene, this thriving center acts as a gathering space for the community. Town hall meetings are held here, as are free concerts (including the popular Blues on the Square from March through May), a holiday tree lighting ceremony, and multiple classes and events."

"Old School Square offers a unique, historic setting for any occasion — from weddings, receptions, birthdays, reunions...Read more and mitzvahs to corporate events, banquets and seminars. Beautifully restored spaces include the intimate, 323-seat Crest Theatre which is surrounded by six classrooms; the Ocean..."

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"With interactive kiosks, exhibits with artifacts, giant photos and display cases – the history of Palm Beach County comes to full color life at this museum in a historic courthouse. All of these elements tell the stories behind the colorful characters of the area’s swamp to riches past, including Pre-Columbian inhabitants, the persevering and thriving Seminole Indians, early pioneers, the magnate business and billionaire philanthropic community, and other famous figures. The Museum contains two permanent and some rotating exhibits."

"The Richard and Pat Johnson Palm Beach County History Museum is located on North Dixie Highway in nearby West Palm Beach. For lovers of Florida culture and history, it’s one of those places that deserves an hour or two. The museum is operated by the county’s historical society and has been open to the public for more than a decade."

"The Flagler Museum is housed in what was once the home of Henry Morrison Flagler (1830-1913), a hotel and railway multimillionaire who also had a love for fine art. As with the Nortons, Flagler’s personal collection became the basis for the museum. Only Flagler has the pride of being both the founder of Florida’s first museum and the one whose leadership transformed Florida into a vacation paradise with a thriving economic foundation."

"One of the best things to do in West Palm Beach for exploring its fascinating past is to visit Henry Morrison Flagler Museum. Also called Whitehall, Henry Morrison Flagler Museum is a Gilded Age estate featuring 75 rooms. The construction of this palatial building was completed in 1902."