The ArtiGras Fine Arts Festival returned to Palm Beach Gardens for the 41st year Saturday and Sunday.The event has grown from a small, local art show to a nationally recognized fine arts festival drawing tens of thousands of art lovers, collectors and 200 artists. Arti-Gras was recently named one of the top 70 fine art festivals in the country. It features an exhibition gallery of quality art as well as a youth art competition.Attendees also can enjoy live music and food.On Sunday, it runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Gardens North County District Park, 5101 117th Court North.WPBF Chief Certified Meteorologist Cris Martinez was on hand at the event Saturday.WPBF is the proud, exclusive TV partner of the festival.WPBF also is sponsor of the Taste of Little Italy at Tradition Square in Port St. Lucie.The free, three-day street festival features authentic Italian food, wine and cooking demonstrations, shopping and other activities.WPBF Anchor Felicia Rodriguez emceed a cooking demonstration on Saturday night.Morning Traffic Anchor Yasmine Julmisse will be there Sunday, hosting the cheese-stacking competition at 2:30 p.m. The event goes from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.WPBF also sponsors the Bacon and Bourbon Fest at Wellington Town Center and Amphitheater.The fest, which includes bacon-infused dishes and more than 30 types of bourbon/whiskey, live music and local artists, continues Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The ArtiGras Fine Arts Festival returned to Palm Beach Gardens for the 41st year Saturday and Sunday.
The event has grown from a small, local art show to a nationally recognized fine arts festival drawing tens of thousands of art lovers, collectors and 200 artists. Arti-Gras was recently named one of the top 70 fine art festivals in the country.
It features an exhibition gallery of quality art as well as a youth art competition.
Attendees also can enjoy live music and food.
On Sunday, it runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Gardens North County District Park, 5101 117th Court North.
WPBF Chief Certified Meteorologist Cris Martinez was on hand at the event Saturday.
WPBF is the proud, exclusive TV partner of the festival.
WPBF also is sponsor of the Taste of Little Italy at Tradition Square in Port St. Lucie.
The free, three-day street festival features authentic Italian food, wine and cooking demonstrations, shopping and other activities.
WPBF Anchor Felicia Rodriguez emceed a cooking demonstration on Saturday night.
Morning Traffic Anchor Yasmine Julmisse will be there Sunday, hosting the cheese-stacking competition at 2:30 p.m. The event goes from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
WPBF also sponsors the Bacon and Bourbon Fest at Wellington Town Center and Amphitheater.
The fest, which includes bacon-infused dishes and more than 30 types of bourbon/whiskey, live music and local artists, continues Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.