Delray Beach

An abstract, Haitian art exhibit at the Spady Cultural Heritage Museum in Delray Beach spotlights the ways in which people interact with past and present narratives of colonialism and various forms of social suppression

The Spady Cultural Heritage Museum in Delray Beach is celebrating Juneteenth while uplifting Black fatherhood on Father's Day.

An AI-generated song by Palm Beach County's King Willonius became a sensation as it rode the wave of a feud between hip hop giants Drake and Kendrick Lamar — but it is now raising questions about the power and use of such music in a tech world still trying to implement proper guardrails.

The Hapa Project or Hapa.Me, accompanied by a published book with the same title, interrogates the expression of multiracial Asian identities and confronts the question "Who are you?”

An exchange program has resumed following a pandemic break, with the first batch of high school students from Kyoto arriving shortly after a deadly earthquake struck Japan. At the Mirokami Gardens, they spoke of the experience and their concerns for their families.

After two years of public input, Delray Beach commissioners are considering a $115-million project to improve the city's network of pedestrian sidewalks and bicycle lanes.

Boca Stage is bringing three new productions to the Delray Beach Playhouse, as the theater companies combine into one.

Speaking to WLRN at the 2023 Miami Open, the sixth-ranked tennis player in the world paid tribute to the WTA's five decades of breakthroughs in women’s sports — and revealed she's launching her own foundation to help aspiring young players.

Must-see independent cinema from over 20 different countries this month is coalescing into the arts scene in Palm Beach County. The 22-day Donald M. Ephraim Palm Beach Film Festival will hold 100-plus screenings of international premieres and local films.

Two people were hospitalized and others evacuated after a tornado — spawned by the approaching Hurricane Ian — hit a retirement community in Delray Beach on Tuesday night.

FLAVAR’s eclectic social gatherings in Palm Beach County aims to unite the tri-county’s young, multidisciplinary artists and entrepreneurs under one roof.

The Asian-American murals at the exhibit at the Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens present evolving ideas about hyphenated identities, heritage, cultural assimilation and preservation.