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‘Hijo de la masa’ inaugural Mesoamerican food festival in West Palm Beach brings taste buds togetherWest Palm Beach residents and visitors are getting ready for a one-night chef tasting experience at the inaugural Hijo de la Masa or sons of corn.
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A judge this week dismissed a former train conductor’s personal injury lawsuit against Brightline, calling it a “shotgun pleading” that was overly long and contained irrelevant material.
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Haitian star Emeline Michel, who rose to global fame in the late ’80s with guitar-driven, socially conscious songs, tells why her message of love, joy, and community still endures.
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The Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach is marking 15 years of its Recognition of Art by Women program. This year’s shows are intended to spark dialogue around representation of women in art.
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According to a new report from Redfin, Miami, West Palm Beach and Jacksonville metro areas continue to dominate the country in cash-heavy transactions, even as high mortgage rates begin to stabilize.
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Black Art Matters is back in downtown West Palm Beach. The free weekly series shines a spotlight on young and emerging Black artists from across Palm Beach County during Black History Month.
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West Palm Beach artist Molly Leach, a pharmacist, injects her canvas with ‘the science that I love.’
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Broadway's MJ the Musical explores Michael Jackson’s 1992 Dangerous Tour rehearsals and stops in West Palm Beach, WLRN’s Wilkine Brutus noting the musical reveals Michael’s human side.
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$200 million expansion calls for new structures facing Olive Avenue; makes Norton indisputably Florida’s largest art museum.
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New art gallery in the historic Flamingo Park neighborhood of West Palm Beach is spotlighting seven decades’ worth of overlooked postwar American artists and underrepresented groups.
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With 14 months to go before the mayoral election in West Palm Beach, candidate Christina Lambert has raised $1 million, an amount her campaign manager called historic.
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One of Palm Beach County’s premier art fairs returns for its 4th year, allowing fans to discover the heart of contemporary art through more than 80 international galleries, including works by Sylvester Stallone.