Art Expo 2026 draws large attendance, expands programming, and supports student artists

Raphael Chemtov
Apr 1
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Art Expo 2026 was held March 6 through March 8 at the Century Village East Clubhouse in Deerfield Beach, drawing several thousand attendees and featuring several hundred artists. The event marked the 46th edition of the Expo.

This year’s event was expanded to three full days and included a silent auction. Six clubs participated: the Art Club, Photography Club, Lighthouse Glass Club, Lapidary Club, Woodcraft & DIY Club, and Quilt Club.

A 32-page Art Expo Magazine was produced, representing all participating clubs and programs.

Funds were raised through contributions from the participating clubs, raffles, the silent auction, the Art Store, advertisements from sponsors, and donations, including donated artwork. The funds will support the organization’s scholarship program.

A $500 bursary was awarded to the Deerfield Beach High School art program to provide art supplies. Four students—Kieran Bronder, Gloria Gordon, Anisah Mohammed, and Adam Hajjaji—each received $600 bursaries.

The Scholarship Gala included participation from Commissioner Daniel Shanetzky and Mayor Todd Drosky.

Support for the event included Minuteman Press as the primary sponsor, as well as CenClub and volunteers.

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