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Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens
 
In the early 20th century, a group of Japanese immigrants came to Florida to institute an agricultural community. It didn't succeed, but one of its members, George Morikami, donated 200 acres to honor the effort and his native country. Today, that initial gift has blossomed into an entire cultural complex that features exhibitions on Japanese culture and traditions. A chronicle of the intended farming community can be traced, and visitors may also view artwork, bonsai, domestic artifacts, and crafts. Also on the grounds are a theater, a library, a multi-media center, an authentic tea house, a shop, cafe, and amazing gardens and water features. Classes in traditional crafts and ceremonies are also available.
 
4000 Morikami Park Rd
Delray Beach, FL 33446
Phone: 561-495-0233
 
 
Boca Raton Museum of Art
The beginnings of this fine museum date back to the 1940s, when a group of culturally-minded residents united their efforts to increase Boca's arts presence. More than 60 years later, the museum resides in an incredible facility in Mizner Park and boasts more than 4000 works in its permanent collection. Modern European and American pieces are prominent, along with pre-Columbian Mesoamerican art, Oceanic items, and western African tribal art. A ceramics collection, an outdoor sculpture garden, and impressive holdings are also available to visitors. A gift shop and changing exhibitions can be found as well.
 
501 Plaza Real
Mizner Park
Boca Raton, FL 33432
Phone: 561-392-2500
 
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Shopping in Downtown Boca Raton
 
Shopping in Downtown Boca Raton
 
Downtown Boca Raton
 
Perfect Atmosphere for Shopping
Downown Boca's eclectic blend of boutiques, galleries, furniture and design studios, gourmet markets and celebrated fashion retailers provide the perfect atmosphere for shopping and strolling all day long.
Cultural Arts Epicenter
The pet-friendly Downtown Boca brings together two distinct shopping and entertainment districts- Mizner Park and Royal Palm Place- and spans more than 344 acres, ranking high in "walkability." The district also serves as the area's cultural arts epicenter with a diversified calendar of world-class performing arts and culinary festivals, Boca Raton Museum of Art permanent and traveling exhibitions and programs, live concerts and high profile special events.
Top 10 Great Public Spaces
The destination continues to evolve, garnering award-winning accolades from such national organizations as the American Planning Association that recently designated the Plaza Real park area in the center of Mizner Park as one of the Top 10 Great Public Spaces
 
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Town Center Mall on Glades Road
 
Interior view of Town Center Mall
 
University Commons on Glades Road
 
Glades Road - Boca Raton SHOPPING
Wide Variety of Choices
All along Glades Road both east and west of I-95, there is no shortage of super-sized retail shops and department stores, with numerous nationally-recognized and locally-owned restaurants sprinkled among them, designed to keep bargain hunters happy from morning to night.
220 Stores and 25 Restaurants
West on Glades Road and anchored by Macy’s, Nordstrom, Bloomingdale’s, Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus, Town Center Mall at Boca Raton boasts 220 stores and 25 restaurants. You'll also find Cartier and the Apple Store, just to name a few.
Newest Shopping Mecca
East on Glades Road brings you to University Commons, the area’s newest shopping and dining mecca, just west of Florida Atlantic University. Find your favorites such as Nordstrom Rack and Whole Foods Market.
 
Boca Raton
Mizner Park
At Mizner Park, one can shop, dine, and then unwind at the Boca Raton Museum of Art, Sunrise Cinemas, or the Centre for the Arts' Count de Hoernle Amphitheater.
Delray Beach
Atlantic Avenue District
No matter what you're looking for, the Atlantic Avenue is sure to please. To start with there are over 20 art galleries among already excellent variety shops and it's home not just to the Old School Square Cultural Arts Center, but two other cultural districts: Pineapple Grove Arts District and the West Atlantic District. Throughout the year, the avenue also features good range of special events and festivals.
Pineapple Grove Arts District
Located just right off Delray Beach's Atlantic Avenue, this District has a terrific blend of galleries, murals, and public art works. There's even a zany, annual bed race every May.
West Atlantic District
This part of the Delray Beach's Atlantic Avenue is anchored by the Old School Square Cultural Arts Center and Spady Cultural Heritage Museum, which highlights Delray's African-American cultural heritage. The many sights and sounds of the downtown Delray's Art & Jazz on the Avenue, are centered right here in West Atlantic.
Lake Worth
Downtown Lake Worth
The antique stores and art galleries located throughout the downtown Lake Worth put on the display the city's many charms. Unique art and craft vendors show off their wares during downtown's Evening on the Avenue, which brings to life the districts entertaining side.
 
 

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