Museum & Vibes Social Mixer

Join the Spady Museum in
Welcoming Anthropologist Dr. Meredith Ellis!

Hear about one of the worst natural disasters in U.S. history—the 1928 Lake Okeechobee Hurricane—famously depicted in Zora Neale Hurston’s novel Their Eyes Were Watching God. In a single night, nearly 3,000 people drowned. Drawing on her research, learn how this storm left a lasting cultural and historical imprint on our community.

Featuring:

Dr. Meredith Ellis, an associate professor of anthropology at Florida Atlantic University. Her research focuses on human skeletal remains from archaeological sites

Date & Time: Tuesday, Oct. 28 | 4:00–6:00 PM

Location: Spady Museum, 170 NW 5th Ave, Delray Beach

For more information please call: 561-279-8883

Join us for the First Friday Art Walk @ the Spady Museum this November—an evening filled with art, food, and community vibes! Immerse yourself in dynamic African American art and creativity at 170 SW 5th Ave, as our exhibits share powerful stories that celebrate culture and heritage.

Enjoy free admission, delicious bites from local food trucks, music with a feel-good vibe, and a welcoming space for art lovers and cultural explorers alike. Whether you’re here to support local talent or simply unwind with friends, this night promises good energy, meaningful connections, and creative inspiration.
Mark your calendar—come ready to vibe, mingle, and celebrate the spirit of art and community at the Spady Museum’s First Friday Art Walk!

For more information please call: 561-279-8883