ArtiGras Podcast

On the latest episode of the ArtiGras Podcast, we sit down with Jessica Ransom, Director of Artist Services at the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. From an unexpected career pivot into the arts to shaping opportunities for hundreds of local creatives, Jessica shares a behind-the-scenes look at what it really takes to support and grow a thriving arts community in Palm Beach County. This conversation explores the realities of the art market, the role of curators in shaping meaningful exhibitions, and how the Cultural Council is creating pathways for artists at every stage of their careers. From major exhibitions to grant programs and artist resources, Jessica offers insight into how collaboration, accessibility, and community continue to drive the region’s creative momentum. Topics Covered: • (2:15) Jessica’s journey from education and government into the arts • (6:26) What it means to be Director of Artist Services and the many roles involved • (7:36) Breaking into the art market and challenges for artists in smaller regions • (11:34) The connection between art, wellness, and community impact • (15:31) How exhibitions are conceptualized, curated, and brought to life • (37:42) Resources, grants, and opportunities available for artists in Palm Beach County Artists and Creative Professionals! For free resources and more insight into Palm Beach County’s arts scene, visit our sponsor’s site: https://www.palmbeachculture.com Do not forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more inspiring stories from the art world! Follow us on social media: Instagram: @artigras Facebook: @artigras ArtiGras Fine Arts Festival Website: www.artigras.org ArtiGras Podcast Website: www.artigraspodcast.com Follow the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County: Instagram: @palmbeachculture Facebook: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County Cultural Council for Palm Beach County Website: https://www.palmbeachculture.com #ArtiGrasPodcast#PalmBeachArts#CulturalCouncil#ArtCommunity#SouthFloridaArts

Peter DeWitt is the Program Manager for the Bureau of Land Management at the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding Natural Area, and Katrina Heller is the Executive Director of the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum. Together, they help steward one of Palm Beach County’s most iconic and meaningful places, where history, nature, preservation, and community all meet.In this episode, Peter and Katrina share how they each found their way to the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, what makes the site so nationally unique, and why it continues to leave such a lasting impact on visitors and locals alike. From over 8,000 years of history to tours, wellness programs, conservation work, and the new River to Reef Arts Festival, this conversation highlights just how much the lighthouse has to offer.Topics Covered:02:22 How Peter and Katrina each found their way to the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse05:43 Why the site is nationally unique and deeply rooted in community stewardship11:11 The 8,000+ years of history beneath the site12:03 Tours, programs, and experiences happening at the lighthouse year-round15:50 What Peter’s role as Program Manager with the Bureau of Land Management looks like24:00 The vision behind the new River to Reef Arts Festival30:18 What makes River to Reef a different kind of art festival35:02 How the Bureau of Land Management and Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum work together36:42 Key events that support the lighthouse throughout the year43:42 Conservation, restoration, and the future of the site53:15 How to get involved with the lighthouse through volunteering, events, and partnershipsThe ArtiGras Podcast celebrates the artists and stories that bring Palm Beach North to life, revealing the creativity and heart behind our art community.Love local stories and community leadership? Check out our sister series, the Palm Beach North Podcast, to stay updated with the future of Palm Beach County’s business community. Listen anywhere podcasts are found or visit palmbeachnorthpodcast.com!Check us out on social media!Instagram:ArtiGras: @artigrasPalm Beach North: @palmbeachnorthPalm Beach North Chamber of Commerce: @pbnchamberFacebook:ArtiGras: /artigrasfineartsfestivalPalm Beach North: /palmbeachnorthPalm Beach North Chamber of Commerce: /pbnchamberLinkedIn:Palm Beach North: /palmbeachnorthPalm Beach North Chamber of Commerce: /pbnchamberWebsite:To learn more about ArtiGras Podcast, visit: https://www.artigraspodcast.comTo learn more about Palm Beach North Podcast, visit: https://www.palmbeachnorthpodcast.comTo learn more about the Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce, visit: https://www.pbnchamber.comFollow our guests!Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum Website: jupiterlighthouse.orgInstagram: @jupiter_lighthouse Facebook: /jupiterinletlighthousemuseumLinkedIn: /company/jupiter-inlet-lighthouse-and-museum#ArtiGrasPodcast #JupiterLighthouse #PalmBeachCulture #RiverToReef #SupportLocalArts

On the latest episode of the ArtiGras Podcast, we sit down with Lloyd Stanbury, Founder of the Palm Beach Reggae Music and Arts Festival. From his early days in Jamaica as a concert promoter and entertainment attorney to negotiating international deals and witnessing reggae’s global impact firsthand, Lloyd shares how a lifetime in music led him to create South Florida’s first multi day reggae centered festival. We explore the defining moments of his career, including promoting Sly and Robbie and negotiating a Rolling Stones related contract, and how those experiences shaped his commitment to protecting artists and sustaining reggae culture. Lloyd also shares the vision behind the festival’s multicultural, multimedia approach and his deeper motivation to build something meaningful in Palm Beach County that will inspire future generations. Topics Covered: • 2:28 – Lloyd Stanbury’s journey from Jamaica to Palm Beach County • 4:06 – The vision behind the Palm Beach Reggae Music & Arts Festival • 5:30 – Promoting Sly & Robbie • 7:50 – Negotiating a Rolling Stones related contract • 16:32 – Film, live music, and visual arts as a total cultural experience • 38:23 – Building a sustainable, multi day festival in South Florida • 48:06 – The global reach of reggae from Nairobi to Spain The ArtiGras Podcast celebrates the artists and stories that bring Palm Beach North to life, revealing the creativity and heart behind our art community. Artists and Creative Professionals! 📣 For free resources and more insight into Palm Beach County’s arts scene, visit our sponsor’s site: https://www.palmbeachculture.com Love local stories and community leadership? Check out our sister series, the Palm Beach North Podcast, to stay updated with the future of Palm Beach County’s business community. Listen anywhere podcasts are found or visit palmbeachnorthpodcast.com! Check us out on social media!Instagram:ArtiGras: @artigras Palm Beach North: @palmbeachnorth Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce: @pbnchamber Facebook: ArtiGras: /artigrasfineartsfestival Palm Beach North: /palmbeachnorth Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce: /pbnchamber LinkedIn: Palm Beach North: /palmbeachnorth Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce: /pbnchamber Website: To learn more about ArtiGras Podcast, visit: https://www.artigraspodcast.com Follow our Guests! To learn more about Palm Beach North Podcast, visit: https://www.palmbeachnorthpodcast.com To learn more about the Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce, visit: https://www.pbnchamber.com Follow our guests! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61587103944628 Lloyd's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lloydstanbury Instagram: @palmbeachreggae Website: palmbeachreggae.org #PalmBeachReggae #ReggaeFestival #DelrayBeach #OneLove #OldSchoolSquare

On the latest episode of the ArtiGras Podcast, we sit down with James (Jim) Barbato of Palm Beach Opera, the General Director of one of South Florida’s most celebrated performing arts organizations. From his early days as a performer to navigating career crossroads and ultimately stepping into leadership in arts administration, Jim shares the moments that shaped his path and what it takes to sustain a world-class opera company. This conversation explores the evolution of his career, the deep connection between community engagement and artistic excellence, and how opera continues to thrive through education programs and innovative thinking. Jim also opens up about his insights on why live performance matters now more than ever, how Palm Beach Opera has carved out its unique identity, and what it takes to build a sustainable artistic ecosystem that serves audiences of all ages. 🎯 Topics Covered: • 01:27 — Jim Barbato’s journey from performer to arts leader • 03:36 — The impact of industry challenges and career pivot points • 29:36 — The resident artist program and cultivating emerging talent • 38:04 — Palm Beach Opera’s role in community engagement and education • 40:08 — Opera as a visceral, live art form that moves audiences • 52:02 — Making opera accessible and relevant to new audiences • 1:09:24 — Vision for the future and growing opera tourism in Palm Beach County The ArtiGras Podcast celebrates the artists and stories that bring Palm Beach North to life, revealing the creativity and heart behind our art community. Love local stories and community leadership? Check out our sister series, the Palm Beach North Podcast, to stay updated with the future of Palm Beach County’s business community. Listen anywhere podcasts are found or visit palmbeachnorthpodcast.com! Check us out on social media! Instagram: ArtiGras: @artigras Palm Beach North: @palmbeachnorth Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce: @pbnchamber Facebook: ArtiGras: /artigrasfineartsfestival Palm Beach North: /palmbeachnorth Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce: /pbnchamber LinkedIn: Palm Beach North: /palmbeachnorth Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce: /pbnchamber Website: To learn more about ArtiGras Podcast, visit: https://www.artigraspodcast.com To learn more about Palm Beach North Podcast, visit: https://www.palmbeachnorthpodcast.com 'To learn more about the Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce, visit: https://www.pbnchamber.com Follow our guests! Website: pbopera.org Instagram: palmbeachopera #OperaInPalmBeach #ArtsLeadership #LivePerformance #CommunityThroughArt #ArtiGrasPodcast

Kerri Paizzi is the CEO of Flavor South Florida and a passionate advocate for food as an art form that brings people together. With roots in the restaurant industry and a deep love for community connection, Kerri has helped turn September into a month locals genuinely look forward to. In this episode, Kerri shares how Flavor South Florida grew into a beloved culinary tradition, why dining is about so much more than what’s on the plate, and how creativity, generosity, and shared experiences continue to shape the region’s food culture.

Janeen Talbott is a multidisciplinary creative whose path into filmmaking was shaped by curiosity, service, and a deep respect for storytelling. From early creative encouragement at home to experiences that challenged how representation shows up on screen, her work is rooted in lived experience and thoughtful process.In this episode, Janeen shares how her journey through journalism, the Peace Corps, and film school led her to filmmaking, along with how community, color, and audacity continue to guide her creative work.

From surfing Jupiter waves to leading a world-class orchestra, David McClymont’s career path is anything but traditional. As CEO of the Palm Beach Symphony, he brings endurance, discipline, and data-driven thinking to an art form often seen as purely creative.In this episode of the ArtiGras Podcast, David shares how leadership in the arts mirrors athletic endurance, why creativity and metrics must coexist, and how the Symphony has expanded access through education, outreach, and unforgettable community experiences.Topics Covered: 00:48 Growing up in Jupiter, competitive surfing, and early influences 02:57 Ironman training, endurance, and leadership at scale 07:16 Balancing data, creativity, and sustainable decision making 09:47 A pivotal leadership moment ahead of the Kravis Center debut 12:20 Winning the Symphony’s first Emmy and Carnival of More Animals 15:54 Mission-driven growth and expanding arts education across Palm Beach County The ArtiGras Podcast celebrates the artists and stories that bring Palm Beach North to life, revealing the creativity and heart behind our art community. Love local stories and community leadership? Check out our sister series, the Palm Beach North Podcast, to stay updated with the future of Palm Beach County’s business community. Listen anywhere podcasts are found or visit palmbeachnorthpodcast.com! Check us out on social media! Instagram: ArtiGras: @artigras Palm Beach North: @palmbeachnorth Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce: @pbnchamber Facebook: ArtiGras: /artigrasfineartsfestival Palm Beach North: /palmbeachnorth Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce: /pbnchamber Website: To learn more about ArtiGras Podcast, visit: https://www.artigraspodcast.com To learn more about Palm Beach North Podcast, visit: https://www.palmbeachnorthpodcast.com To learn more about the Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce, visit: https://www.pbnchamber.com Follow our guests! Palm Beach Symphony Website: https://www.palmbeachsymphony.org Palm Beach Symphony Instagram: @pbsymphony Palm Beach Symphony Facebook: /palm beach symphony Palm Beach Symphony LinkedIn: /company/palm-beach-symphony David McClymont LinkedIn: /in/david-mcclymont #ArtiGrasPodcast #DavidMcClymont #PalmBeachSymphony #ArtsLeadership #PalmBeachArts

Wilkine Brutus has lived many creative lives. Award-winning journalist, poet, speaker, and founder of Maps & Diaries, he grew up in a Haitian household full of big, dramatic stories, discovered poetry and hip-hop as his creative language, and learned to turn rejection, curiosity, and community into fuel.In this episode, Wilkine talks about growing up on exaggerated family legends, going viral as “Teacher YouTube” in South Korea, why libraries and third places matter, how he thinks about success and “luxury” now, and the four guiding principles he shares with other creatives.

Scott Jeffries has lived more than one life. Lawyer, addict, survivor, artist, and founder of Fannie Ward Carmen Scott. What began as a moment of curiosity in his grandmother’s studio became a journey of freedom, color, and purpose. Today, Scott Jeffries, a Palm Beach County artist and consultant, channels his recovery through art, painting what he calls “mirrors,” vibrant reflections of emotion, resilience, and the creative journey that shaped his life.In this episode, he shares how art became both his recovery and his calling, why he never negotiates his worth, and the life lesson he swears by: if it hasn’t worked out, it’s not the end.

On the latest episode of the ArtiGras Podcast, we sit down with Noelia Solange, Co-Founder of Subtropic Film Festival, and filmmaker David Hamzik. From launching a truly indie festival in West Palm Beach to hosting year-round pop-up screenings and workshops, Noelia and David share how community, collaboration, and Florida’s distinct creative energy are shaping a new film culture across South Florida. This conversation explores how Subtropic curates shorts by feeling and theme, why opening night at the Norton Museum matters, and how partnerships—from hands-on film workshops to cross-city screenings—keep local filmmakers in the spotlight. We dig into creative highs, on-set curveballs (rainstorms and 4 a.m. shoots), and the business side of art: how to sustain creativity by surrounding yourself with the right team.

On the latest episode of the ArtiGras Podcast, we sit down with Andrew Kato, Chief Executive & Producing Artistic Director of the Maltz Jupiter Theatre. From growing up in Jupiter to producing the Tony Awards and leading a $50M+ expansion that reshaped a beloved local institution, Andrew shares how vision, community, and a “talented & kind” culture power world-class theatre in Palm Beach County.This conversation explores how the Maltz builds every show in-house, why audience energy changes a performance, and how experiences like the Island Theatre and creative lobby activations (think Creature Features during Misery) turn a night at the theatre into something immersive. We also talk leadership, legacy, and what it means to make arts access real for everyone.

On the latest episode of the ArtiGras Podcast, we sit down with Cruise Bogle, Artist & Founder/President of the Cruisey Baby Initiative. Born on a sailboat in the Caribbean and later navigating life after a spinal cord injury, Cruise shares how art became both a lifeline and a platform for connection. From painting with his mouth to launching the “Weirdo” series inspired by mental health journeys, his story is one of resilience, creativity, and community impact.This conversation explores how Cruise channels his coastal upbringing into vibrant, nautical-inspired artwork, why he embraces authenticity in his creative process, and how he’s built a movement through Cruiser Palooza and the Cruisey Baby Initiative. Together, we reflect on the power of art to heal, to connect, and to inspire people to see possibility in the face of challenge.

This week on the ArtiGras Podcast, we sit down with Brian Elkins, Vice President of Events & Community Engagement at the Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce, and Samantha Russell, lead vocalist and founder of The Samantha Russell Band, to talk all things Jupiter HarbourFest: a brand-new, waterfront music festival in Jupiter, Florida. Samantha shares her path from childhood stages to fronting her band, and Brian lifts the curtain on what it takes to launch a first-year festival that feels authentically “Jupiter.” We explore how local roots, community collaboration, and a relaxed coastal vibe shape the festival experience: from live music and tastings to markets and sunset views. Samantha reflects on influences from ’90s country to Tom Petty and Fleetwood Mac, while Brian talks about years of volunteering, building committees, and the passion that powers great events.Join us as we discuss: - Samantha’s journey from karaoke nights to leading The Samantha Russell Band - Brian’s path from volunteer to festival producer - What to expect at the upcoming Jupiter HarbourFest, Presented by Jupiter Medical Center - How festivals spark discovery and community connections - Advice for aspiring performers and event prosTo get your tickets for Jupiter HarbourFest, go to jupiterharbourfest.org Artists and Creative Professionals! For free resources and more insight into Palm Beach County’s arts scene, visit our sponsor’s site: https://www.palmbeachculture.com Do not forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more inspiring stories from the art world!Follow us on social media: Instagram: @artigras Facebook: @artigras ArtiGras Fine Arts Festival Website: www.artigras.org ArtiGras Podcast Website: www.artigraspodcast.comFollow the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County:Instagram: @palmbeachcultureFacebook: Cultural Council for Palm Beach CountyFollow the guests: Website:Jupiter HarbourFest: https://www.jupiterharbourfest.org/ Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce: pbnchamber.com The Samantha Russell Band: https://www.samantharussell.com/Instagram: Jupiter HarbourFest / jupiterharbourfest Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce / pbnchamber The Samantha Russell Band / samantharussellmusic#CoastalCountry #FloridaFestivals #JupiterHarbourFest

This week on the ArtiGras Podcast, we sit down with Ericka Squire: dancer, educator, cultural leader, and the founder and CEO of Natural Movers. Ericka shares her journey from Palm Beach County roots to becoming a global citizen, studying in Ghana, drawing inspiration from African dance traditions, and redefining how movement builds community. We explore how her belief in rhythm, love, and connection fuels both her creative work and Natural Movers’ mission to make dance and the arts accessible to everyone. Ericka opens up about building programs that spark joy across generations, creating events that unite communities, and shaping a nonprofit that grows from her ethos of collaboration and Ubuntu: I am because we are.Join us as we discuss: • How childhood community experiences shaped her vision for Natural Movers • What she learned abroad about slowing down, seeing people, and finding rhythm in everyday life • The story behind signature programs like Moved and Dance All Day Fest • Why partnerships with cultural institutions open the door for wider access • The challenges of arts funding in Florida and how her team is adapting • Her advice for creatives and nonprofit leaders to pause, reflect, and create from loveArtists and Creative Professionals! For free resources and more insight into Palm Beach County’s arts scene, visit our sponsor’s site: https://www.palmbeachculture.comDo not forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more inspiring stories from the art world!Follow us on social media: Instagram: @artigras Facebook: @artigras ArtiGras Fine Arts Festival Website: www.artigras.org ArtiGras Podcast Website: www.artigraspodcast.comFollow the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County:Instagram: @palmbeachcultureFacebook: Cultural Council for Palm Beach CountyFollow the guests: Website: https://www.naturalmovers.org/ Instagram: / naturalmovers#ArtiGrasPodcast #NaturalMovers #DanceCommunity #PalmBeachArts #CreativeMovement

This week on the ArtiGras Podcast, we sit down with Amanda Perna: fashion designer, entrepreneur, author, speaker, community leader, and creative force behind House of Perna, Camp Perna, and A Little Wyld. Amanda opens up about her journey from Broadway dreams to building a bold, joy-filled fashion brand, and the highs and lows of life as a creative entrepreneur.We explore how her love of color, people, and purpose fuels everything from design to community service. Amanda shares how she’s redefining success on her own terms: making space for play, embracing sustainability, and championing local creatives through projects like Amanda’s Corner at Habitat for Humanity Restore and her Camp Perna workshops.Join us as we discuss: - Why she left New York fashion to build a bold brand in Delray Beach - How her community helped save her business during a major setback - The story behind Amanda’s Corner at Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore - How Camp Perna gives women space to create, connect, and play - Her advice for creatives on staying true to your vision, even when it’s hard - Tips for adding color and confidence to your personal styleArtists and Creative Professionals! For free resources and more insight into Palm Beach County’s arts scene, visit our sponsor’s site: https://www.palmbeachculture.comDon’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more inspiring stories from the art world!Follow us on social media: Instagram: @artigras Facebook: @artigras ArtiGras Fine Arts Festival Website: www.artigras.org ArtiGras Podcast Website: www.artigraspodcast.comFollow the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County: Instagram: @palmbeachculture Facebook: Cultural Council for Palm Beach CountyFollow the House of Perna: Website: https://thehouseofperna.com/ Instagram: / houseofperna#HouseOfPerna #ArtiGrasPodcast #CreativeEntrepreneur #SustainableStyle #PalmBeachArts

Join us as we sit down with this week’s guests, Trina and Anthony Burks, co-founders of the No More Starving Artists Foundation and creative forces behind Zero Empty Spaces in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. From pop-up gallery shows in Northwood to launching large-scale multidisciplinary exhibitions and artist support programs, Trina and Anthony share how personal challenges and a deep commitment to community shaped their mission to empower artists at every stage. In this episode, they open up about their journey as partners in life and art, the story behind launching a nonprofit during a time of crisis, and their hopes for a permanent space that will allow their foundation’s outreach and mentorship efforts to grow. You’ll also hear personal stories of how their work has touched the lives of veterans, young creatives, and collectors—and why they believe sustainability, mental wellness, and financial literacy are essential tools for every artist. Join us as we discuss: - The origin of No More Starving Artists and how a family crisis inspired action - Their evolution from pop-ups to large curated exhibits like Continuum - Anthony’s “Ethnic Mermaids” series and community-driven coloring book project - How they’ve used art to uplift individuals facing illness, grief, or transition - The impact of mentoring and offering artists professional resources—from grant-writing to mental health support - Their long-term vision for building a membership program and securing a permanent community space Artists and Creative Professionals! 📣 For free resources and more insight into Palm Beach County’s arts scene, visit our sponsor’s site: https://www.palmbeachculture.com Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more inspiring stories from the art world! 🎉 Follow us on social media: Instagram: @artigras Facebook: @artigras ArtiGras Fine Arts Festival Website: www.artigras.org ArtiGras Podcast Website: www.artigraspodcast.com Follow the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County: Instagram: @palmbeachculture Facebook: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County Follow the guests: Website: https://www.nmsaf.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nmsaf/ Presented to you by: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County #SupportLocalArtists #ArtAsAdvocacy #NoMoreStarvingArtists #PalmBeachArts #CreativeWellness

Join us as we sit down with this week’s guest, Jeni Licata, a beloved ceramic artist and the Executive Director of the Lighthouse ArtCenter in Tequesta, Florida. From her early days studying psychology to building sea urchins out of clay in her mother-in-law’s garage, Jeni shares how art, education, and community connection have shaped her personal journey and leadership style. In this episode, Jeni reflects on her evolving role—from teaching children’s clay classes to overseeing a thriving three-building campus with outreach programs, major exhibitions, and events like Dart for Art. We also talk about the meditative nature of ceramics, the importance of inclusive access to art, and how her work with veterans, children, and other local creatives continues to make a lasting impact. Join us as we discuss: - How growing up in Florida and a background in psychology led Jeni to the arts - Her ceramic journey: from sea urchins to shibori-inspired glazing - The origin of “The Claw and the Sea,” her creative collaboration with her husband Ron Shaw - Major programs and events at the Lighthouse ArtCenter, including Dart for Art and the Plein Air Festival - The life-changing impact of art outreach programs for veterans and children - How Jeni balances administrative leadership with maintaining her own creative process Whether you're an art enthusiast, a curious creative, or someone passionate about community impact, this episode is a powerful reminder of how art can transform lives—both in and out of the studio. Artists and Creative Professionals! 📣 For free resources and more insight into Palm Beach County’s arts scene, visit our sponsor’s site: https://www.palmbeachculture.com Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more inspiring stories from the art world! 🎉 Follow us on social media:Instagram: @artigras Facebook: @artigras ArtiGras Fine Arts Festival Website: www.artigras.org ArtiGras Podcast Website: www.artigraspodcast.com Follow the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County: Instagram: @palmbeachculture Facebook: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County Follow the Lighthouse ArtCenter: Website: https://lighthousearts.org/about/ Instagram: @lighthouseartscenter Jeni's Instagram: @theclawandthesea Presented to you by: Cultural Council for Palm Beach County #CeramicArt #CommunityArt #ArtTherapy #PleinAirFestival #LighthouseArtCenter