Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens
The sculptor's own acre: Ann Weaver Norton's home, studio, monumental brick figures and rare palm collection.
The island's cultural campus since 1936: gallery, concert hall, sculpture and botanical gardens, and the town's libraries.
The Four Arts is Palm Beach's idea of a cultural institution: founded in 1936, a lakeside campus rather than a single building, with the O'Keeffe gallery, a concert hall, two libraries that double as the town's public libraries, and buildings by Addison Mizner and Maurice Fatio.
The gardens are the daily draw: the Four Arts Botanical Gardens with their demonstration plots, and the Philip Hulitar Sculpture Garden, an open-air museum on the Intracoastal. The season of lectures, films and concerts is one of the island's oldest habits.
The sculptor's own acre: Ann Weaver Norton's home, studio, monumental brick figures and rare palm collection.
The island's Gothic Revival landmark: an Episcopal congregation born in 1889, in its courtyard church since 1926.
The Palm Beaches' main stage since 1992: Dreyfoos Hall and a season of touring theater, concerts and dance.
The island, read weekly in The Brief.
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