Art in Public Places Scavenger Hunt Returns to Palm Beach Gardens, Oct. 1-25

The annual Art in Public Places Scavenger Hunt has returned to Palm Beach Gardens, offering residents and visitors a chance to explore the city's public art collection while competing for prizes. The hunt, which began Thursday, October 1, will continue through Sunday, October 25, inviting participants of all ages to engage with local art.

Organized in celebration of Florida City Week, the scavenger hunt encourages community members to follow clues released on the city's social media channels. Participants must visit each art piece in person to be eligible for prizes. The event aims to highlight the city's commitment to public art and provide an interactive way for people to discover these installations.

Clues for the scavenger hunt are posted regularly on the City of Palm Beach Gardens' official social media pages, including Instagram, Facebook, and X (formerly Twitter), all under the handle @cityofpbg. These clues guide participants to various art pieces located throughout the city. Both Palm Beach Gardens residents and non-residents are welcome to join the hunt.

For each art piece successfully located and visited, participants have an opportunity to win a prize. The city encourages everyone to visit the Art Hunt webpage for additional details and information on how to participate. The event serves as a fun, educational activity for families and art enthusiasts alike, promoting engagement with the cultural landscape of Palm Beach Gardens.