Art After Dark

Docents discuss works in the galleries. Or substitute with specific tour themes/routes.

Pick up your tour wristband at the Reception Desk one hour before the tour.

Join Resident Teaching Artist Janelle Fulford to create a fun project.

Classroom #2

Tonight our Docents will focus on the sculpture of Dega, Rodin, Picasso, and Brancusi.

Pick up your tour wristband at the Reception Desk one hour before the tour.

Jon Lehrer Dance

The Norton is pleased to welcome back Jon Lehrer Dance and students from BAK Middle School of the Arts, Dreyfoos Academy, Palm Beach Atlantic University, and Oxbridge Academy.

The NYC-based, internationally touring Jon Lehrer Dance Company (JLDC) concludes its yearly Florida tour with a dynamic and breathtaking performance at the beautiful and intimate Norton Museum of Art.

Striking the elusive balance between art and entertainment, Jon Lehrer Dance Company showcases unique choreography and a fun, distinctive style which fuses jazz and modern dance, creating a true spectacle onstage which can be enjoyed by dance experts and novices alike.

Since 2019 and as part of the annual Florida tour, Jon Lehrer has been teaching young dancers at BAK Middle School of the Arts, Oxbridge Academy, Dreyfoos Academy, and Palm Beach Atlantic University. As a celebration of that amazing community of dancers, those schools will be special guests, performing JLDC works and showcasing the talent and strength of the next generation of dancers in West Palm Beach.

Read more about JLDC

Join local artist Diana Garcia for a special perspective on the exhibition Cut Up/Cut Out: Photomontage and Collage.

Diana Garcia is a Palm Beach County-based analog collage artist whose work breathes new life into forgotten imagery and textures sourced from books and magazines. With meticulous attention to detail and a passion for tactile creation, Diana crafts compositions that blur the line between reality and imagination.

Born in Bogotá, Colombia, her artistic journey began during her studies in interior architecture at Jorge Tadeo Lozano University, where she discovered the expressive potential of black and white magazine clippings. Since then, Diana has honed her skills through international experiences, including a university exchange program in Chihuahua, Mexico, and studies in graphic design in London, United Kingdom. Delving into the depths of analog collage, Diana explores the interplay of colors and textures, often incorporating origami to add depth and complexity to her work. Through her innovative approach and dedication to the craft, Diana Garcia continues to push the boundaries of analog collage, captivating audiences with her unique storytelling and technique.