3 to See: Latin diaspora exhibit; 'Phantom' screening to music; Symphonic Band concert

Cultural Council for Palm Beach County
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Enjoy a dazzling array of arts and cultural events this autumn in the Palm Beaches! Here to help you with three ideas for the coming week is the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County, the official support agency for arts and culture here in Florida’s Cultural Capital.

For more to enjoy and experience, explore the Council’s online events calendar at palmbeachculture.com/events. Visit each organization’s website for COVID-19 safety protocols and guidelines.

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Explore the work of more than 20 local Latin American artists at the Cultural Council’s “Contemporary Art of the Latin American Diaspora” exhibition in Downtown Lake Worth Beach. The exhibition features this piece, “Aya Huma,” by Emilia Chang.
Explore the work of more than 20 local Latin American artists at the Cultural Council’s “Contemporary Art of the Latin American Diaspora” exhibition in Downtown Lake Worth Beach. The exhibition features this piece, “Aya Huma,” by Emilia Chang.

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Latin American artists celebrated at the Cultural Council

Stop by the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County this weekend to see its new “Contemporary Art of the Latin American Diaspora” exhibition showcasing diverse works by more than 20 Palm Beach County artists from a wide range of Latin American origins. Guest curator Juliana Forero (founder of Nomad Art Projects) weaves an intricate story with the work of artists whose families come from Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Guatemala, and Cuba, among others. Don’t miss it!

“Contemporary Art of the Latin American Diaspora”: On display through Jan. 14. Cultural Council for Palm Beach County, 601 Lake Ave., Lake Worth Beach. Info: 561-471-2901 or www.palmbeachculture.com/exhibitions. 

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Experience the classic silent film “The Phantom of the Opera” at the Kravis Center, with live organ performance by Cameron Carpenter (pictured here). Contributed by Dovile Sermokas.
Experience the classic silent film “The Phantom of the Opera” at the Kravis Center, with live organ performance by Cameron Carpenter (pictured here). Contributed by Dovile Sermokas.

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Classic horror film with live musical performance at Kravis Center

Add some classic culture to your Halloween weekend! This Saturday night, the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts will host a screening of the 1925 silent horror film “The Phantom of the Opera” but with a modern twist. The talented organist Cameron Carpenter will provide an improvised score alongside the film on the organization’s premier George W. Mergens Memorial Digital Organ. Get your tickets now!

“The Phantom of the Opera” with organist Cameron Carpenter: 8 p.m. Saturday. Tickets start at $15. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, 701 Okeechobee Blvd., West Palm Beach. Info: 561-832-7469 or www.kravis.org.

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See the Symphonic Band of the Palm Beaches’ “From Shining Seas” concert this Saturday at the Duncan Theatre in Lake Worth Beach.
See the Symphonic Band of the Palm Beaches’ “From Shining Seas” concert this Saturday at the Duncan Theatre in Lake Worth Beach.

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Symphonic music in Lake Worth Beach

Head to the Duncan Theatre at Palm Beach State College’s Lake Worth Beach campus this Saturday for a rousing night of music performed by one of the county’s finest groups, the Symphonic Band of the Palm Beaches, during their “From Shining Seas” concert. The program will feature music from master composers paying homage to the power of the sea!

“From Shining Seas”: 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Tickets are $21. Duncan Theatre, 4200 S. Congress Ave., Lake Worth Beach. Info: 561-832-3115 or www.symphonicband.org. 

This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Post: 3 to See: Latin diaspora exhibit; 'Phantom of the Opera'; Symphonic Band concert