Delray Beach is getting a splash of color and creativity this coming Saturday, with the launch of its first-ever Creative Arts & Culture Fest. With an agenda packed with live music, dance, art, and even an ice cream truck courtesy of the Delray Beach Police Department, downtown is transforming into a cultural bonanza from noon to 4 pm. Locals and visitors alike are invited to join the fun at Old School Square—the event is free, as detailed by the City of Delray Beach.
From tots to grandparents, there's something to spark everyone’s interest. Kids can get their hands messy with interactive art activities, while adults try not to too casually slip into a watercolor class featuring tropical leaf designs. Expect to be entertained by stand-up comedy and marvel at artists at their craft during live painting demonstrations. It's a blending of the arts like you've rarely seen, prepared to engage all senses and, perhaps unintentionally, paint a pretty picture of Delray's rich cultural tapestry.
City Manager Terrence Moore is clearly thrilled about the event, saying, “This event is a celebration of Delray’s creative spirit and cultural diversity,” as reported by the Creative Arts School at Old School Square. “We’re excited to offer a space where families can connect, create, and be inspired – all at no cost,” as stated on the city's official website.
For more details, anyone interested can visit delraybeachfl.gov/CAS.
