From newly unveiled public artworks and gallery openings to trendy bars and eateries, here are the Palm Beach hot spots you won’t want to miss.
PHOTO: BY CRAIG CUTLER
SEE The latest public art installation has arrived at Rosemary Square. Created by world-renowned British Nigerian artist Yinka Shonibare, the 20-foot fiberglass wind sculpture is the first large-scale public and private collaborative commission to come to West Palm Beach. The vibrant work of art acts as a focal point for the community, Shonibare notes. “Public art creates opportunities for dialogue,” he adds, “and the nature of this collaboration from spheres of public and private means that all voices are heard.” Moving forward, the artist’s wish is for the sculpture to bring people together and inspire the patronage of public art. 360 S. Rosemary Ave., West Palm Beach, yinkashonibare.com
PHOTO: COURTESY OF THE ARTIST
SHOP Inspired by last year’s Unstoppable diamond jewelry collection, tennis legend, fashion designer and Jupiter resident Serena Williams launches Unstoppable Brilliance—her newest line of enamel and diamond necklaces. This latest collection features four reversible toggle necklaces in 14K gold vermeil, ceramic enamel and baguette-cut diamonds that frame an open circle, symbolizing strength and resilience. Beyond her pieces, Williams carries these values into the community as a portion of net proceeds from Unstoppable Brilliance will benefit Accion Opportunity Fund in its effort to support Black-owned small businesses. “I’ve always said everyone’s dream can come true if you just stick to it and work hard,” she says. “I hope this new Unstoppable Brilliance collection will continue to help those Black-owned small businesses that have shown their unstoppable perseverance to succeed over the last year.”serenawilliamsjewelry.com
The Lavender cocktail with Ketel One, lavender syrup, Ramazzotti Aperitivo Rosato, lemon, fresh mint, butterfly pea flower and prosecco PHOTO: BY EMILY HAWKES
DRINK Florie’s Bar at Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach reveals its Botanical Guide, a refreshed and wonderfully detailed cocktail menu for imbibers looking to cool off with a floral-inspired beverage. Lead mixologist Matthew Dress designed the guide after researching various flowers and herbs, creating cocktails that “match the flavor profile of the actual flower,” he says. His drink of choice is undoubtedly the Orchid—a twist on a Manhattan with white orchids, ice spheres and vanilla bean. 2800 S. Ocean Blvd., Palm Beach, floriespb.com
Amanda Lindroth's new wicker-filled collection PHOTO: BY FELIPE CUEVAS
DECORATE Inspired by the wonder and optimism of summertime, Amanda Lindroth’s new collection has officially launched. “The collection has pieces that are mainly in tabletop and entertaining use that can be used for any celebration whether inside, on a covered patio or on a tablecloth picnic blanket,” the designer says. Among her favorite pieces? The wicker tulipieres to add a fun accent to any dining table. Plus, the new small, round version of the signature Lindroth tray is tailor-made to serving cocktails alfresco. 312 B S. County Road, Palm Beach, amandalindroth.com
An installation at recently opened Worth Avenue gallery Ben Brown Fine Arts PHOTO: COURTESY OF BEN BROWN FINE ARTSPALM BEACH
VISIT Since its recent Palm Beach debut, Ben Brown Fine Arts has displayed curated selections of notable works, including 20th and 21st century masters Alighiero Boetti and Alexander Calder and gallery artists Vik Muniz and Ena Swansea. Dedicated to the legacy of major American and European artists who broke boundaries and stretched physical and conceptual artistic limits, Ben Brown opens patrons’ eyes to various mediums of art and illuminates each creator’s groundbreaking works. 244 Worth Ave., Palm Beach, benbrownfinearts.com
Warren has a cocktail club membership that comes with enticing perks. PHOTO: BY KIRK CHAMBERS
TASTE Seeking a dining experience full of mouthwatering meals, elegant drinks and, most importantly, some damn good hospitality? Then Warren, the newest whiskey bar to hit Delray Beach, is just the ticket. Following its summer opening, Warren has taken taste buds by storm with its exclusive food and beverage offerings. Marry its signature Carrara wagyu fillet with one of the restaurant’s Damn Good Barrel picks and be wowed at the flavor combination of this whiskey and cuisine pairing. 15084 Lyons Road, Delray Beach, warrendelray.com
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