Brevard Arts / Exhibits Events Calendar

Join the Brevard Museum of History and Natural Science in welcoming our most ambitious art exhibition yet. Through Paintings of Nostalgic Florida, The Original Highwaymen Artists, we explore the unique history of the 25 men and one woman who came to be known as the Florida Highwaymen.
Paintings of Nostalgic Florida: The Original Highwaymen Artists will feature works by Issac Knight, Robert L. Lewis, and Roy McLendon. Pieces will be available for sale.

Saturday demonstrations
Demonstrations by the artists will be held throughout the month. Please monitor our website for changes to the demonstration schedule as they are subject to change. The exhibit and demonstrations are included with general admission.
April 7, Lewis
April 14, Knight
April 21, Knight
April 28, Lewis

From the late 1950s to the early 1980s, a group of largely self-taught African American artists from Fort Pierce created tranquil scenes of undeveloped Florida. They painted in backyards and garages, often on inexpensive upson board, and sold their pieces all across Florida while traveling down I-95 and Highway A1A. At the time, paintings cost Floridians and tourists $10 to $35 dollars. Today, those same pieces may be valued anywhere from $1,000 to $10,000.
In the past few decades, there has been a renewed interest in Highwaymen art. The vivid sunsets, windswept palm trees, sandy beaches, tranquil marshes, and scarlet Poinciana trees are now widely sought after as both art and as pieces of Florida history. A small number of the Highwaymen artists continue to paint today, including those contributing to the Brevard Museums exhibition.

Named one of last years best fashion exhibits by Condé Nasts Traveler, Coded Couture presents 10 national and international designers who each use coding to convert a consumers personal information into a custom garment.

This innovative traveling exhibition was curated by c2 and organized by Pratt Manhattan Gallery, New York.

Join the Brevard Museum of History and Natural Science in welcoming our most ambitious art exhibition yet. Through Paintings of Nostalgic Florida, The Original Highwaymen Artists, we explore the unique history of the 25 men and one woman who came to be known as the Florida Highwaymen.
Paintings of Nostalgic Florida: The Original Highwaymen Artists will feature works by Issac Knight, Robert L. Lewis, and Roy McLendon. Pieces will be available for sale.

Saturday demonstrations
Demonstrations by the artists will be held throughout the month. Please monitor our website for changes to the demonstration schedule as they are subject to change. The exhibit and demonstrations are included with general admission.
April 7, Lewis
April 14, Knight
April 21, Knight
April 28, Lewis

From the late 1950s to the early 1980s, a group of largely self-taught African American artists from Fort Pierce created tranquil scenes of undeveloped Florida. They painted in backyards and garages, often on inexpensive upson board, and sold their pieces all across Florida while traveling down I-95 and Highway A1A. At the time, paintings cost Floridians and tourists $10 to $35 dollars. Today, those same pieces may be valued anywhere from $1,000 to $10,000.
In the past few decades, there has been a renewed interest in Highwaymen art. The vivid sunsets, windswept palm trees, sandy beaches, tranquil marshes, and scarlet Poinciana trees are now widely sought after as both art and as pieces of Florida history. A small number of the Highwaymen artists continue to paint today, including those contributing to the Brevard Museums exhibition.

Named one of last years best fashion exhibits by Condé Nasts Traveler, Coded Couture presents 10 national and international designers who each use coding to convert a consumers personal information into a custom garment.

This innovative traveling exhibition was curated by c2 and organized by Pratt Manhattan Gallery, New York.

Join the Brevard Museum of History and Natural Science in welcoming our most ambitious art exhibition yet. Through Paintings of Nostalgic Florida, The Original Highwaymen Artists, we explore the unique history of the 25 men and one woman who came to be known as the Florida Highwaymen.
Paintings of Nostalgic Florida: The Original Highwaymen Artists will feature works by Issac Knight, Robert L. Lewis, and Roy McLendon. Pieces will be available for sale.

Saturday demonstrations
Demonstrations by the artists will be held throughout the month. Please monitor our website for changes to the demonstration schedule as they are subject to change. The exhibit and demonstrations are included with general admission.
April 7, Lewis
April 14, Knight
April 21, Knight
April 28, Lewis

From the late 1950s to the early 1980s, a group of largely self-taught African American artists from Fort Pierce created tranquil scenes of undeveloped Florida. They painted in backyards and garages, often on inexpensive upson board, and sold their pieces all across Florida while traveling down I-95 and Highway A1A. At the time, paintings cost Floridians and tourists $10 to $35 dollars. Today, those same pieces may be valued anywhere from $1,000 to $10,000.
In the past few decades, there has been a renewed interest in Highwaymen art. The vivid sunsets, windswept palm trees, sandy beaches, tranquil marshes, and scarlet Poinciana trees are now widely sought after as both art and as pieces of Florida history. A small number of the Highwaymen artists continue to paint today, including those contributing to the Brevard Museums exhibition.

Named one of last years best fashion exhibits by Condé Nasts Traveler, Coded Couture presents 10 national and international designers who each use coding to convert a consumers personal information into a custom garment.

This innovative traveling exhibition was curated by c2 and organized by Pratt Manhattan Gallery, New York.

Join the Brevard Museum of History and Natural Science in welcoming our most ambitious art exhibition yet. Through Paintings of Nostalgic Florida, The Original Highwaymen Artists, we explore the unique history of the 25 men and one woman who came to be known as the Florida Highwaymen.
Paintings of Nostalgic Florida: The Original Highwaymen Artists will feature works by Issac Knight, Robert L. Lewis, and Roy McLendon. Pieces will be available for sale.

Saturday demonstrations
Demonstrations by the artists will be held throughout the month. Please monitor our website for changes to the demonstration schedule as they are subject to change. The exhibit and demonstrations are included with general admission.
April 7, Lewis
April 14, Knight
April 21, Knight
April 28, Lewis

From the late 1950s to the early 1980s, a group of largely self-taught African American artists from Fort Pierce created tranquil scenes of undeveloped Florida. They painted in backyards and garages, often on inexpensive upson board, and sold their pieces all across Florida while traveling down I-95 and Highway A1A. At the time, paintings cost Floridians and tourists $10 to $35 dollars. Today, those same pieces may be valued anywhere from $1,000 to $10,000.
In the past few decades, there has been a renewed interest in Highwaymen art. The vivid sunsets, windswept palm trees, sandy beaches, tranquil marshes, and scarlet Poinciana trees are now widely sought after as both art and as pieces of Florida history. A small number of the Highwaymen artists continue to paint today, including those contributing to the Brevard Museums exhibition.

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Named one of last years best fashion exhibits by Condé Nasts Traveler, Coded Couture presents 10 national and international designers who each use coding to convert a consumers personal information into a custom garment.

This innovative traveling exhibition was curated by c2 and organized by Pratt Manhattan Gallery, New York.

Farmer's Market featuring fresh foods, organic breads, organic soaps, fresh pesto, gourmet olives, oils & infused vinegars, produce and much more....

Join the Brevard Museum of History and Natural Science in welcoming our most ambitious art exhibition yet. Through Paintings of Nostalgic Florida, The Original Highwaymen Artists, we explore the unique history of the 25 men and one woman who came to be known as the Florida Highwaymen.
Paintings of Nostalgic Florida: The Original Highwaymen Artists will feature works by Issac Knight, Robert L. Lewis, and Roy McLendon. Pieces will be available for sale.

Saturday demonstrations
Demonstrations by the artists will be held throughout the month. Please monitor our website for changes to the demonstration schedule as they are subject to change. The exhibit and demonstrations are included with general admission.
April 7, Lewis
April 14, Knight
April 21, Knight
April 28, Lewis

From the late 1950s to the early 1980s, a group of largely self-taught African American artists from Fort Pierce created tranquil scenes of undeveloped Florida. They painted in backyards and garages, often on inexpensive upson board, and sold their pieces all across Florida while traveling down I-95 and Highway A1A. At the time, paintings cost Floridians and tourists $10 to $35 dollars. Today, those same pieces may be valued anywhere from $1,000 to $10,000.
In the past few decades, there has been a renewed interest in Highwaymen art. The vivid sunsets, windswept palm trees, sandy beaches, tranquil marshes, and scarlet Poinciana trees are now widely sought after as both art and as pieces of Florida history. A small number of the Highwaymen artists continue to paint today, including those contributing to the Brevard Museums exhibition.

Named one of last years best fashion exhibits by Condé Nasts Traveler, Coded Couture presents 10 national and international designers who each use coding to convert a consumers personal information into a custom garment.

This innovative traveling exhibition was curated by c2 and organized by Pratt Manhattan Gallery, New York.