Jazz in the Gardens Concert Series returns to Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens

The Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens brings back Jazz in the Gardens Concert Series through March. [Photo by Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens]

The Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens is welcoming back its popular Jazz in the Gardens Concert Series, which continues through March with live performances set among the gardens’ monumental sculptures and tropical landscapes.

Concerts are held on the second Sunday of each month from 1 to 3 p.m., celebrating selections from the Great American Songbook.

Upcoming performances include:

• January 11, 2026 – Yvette Norwood-Tiger

• February 8, 2026 – Troy Anderson and The Wonderful World Band

• March 8, 2026 – Nikki Kidd

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“Ralph and Ann Norton shared a deep love of music, often listening and discussing it together in what was then the home’s Music Room,” said Margaret Horgan, executive director of Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens. “The very space that now opens onto the Sally and Bill Soter Wyeth Terrace and Great Lawn continues an enduring legacy with live performances.”

In addition to the music, visitors can experience three featured exhibitions currently on view: “Imperiled: Florida’s Wildlife and Habitats,” recent paintings by Paul Gervais in the Norton House; “Organic Abstraction,” contemporary outdoor sculptures by Artist-in-Residence Kevin Barrett; and “Auto Motion,” a kinetic sculpture installation by René von Richthofen in the newly restored Frances Fisher Art and Nature Conservatory.

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Special admission pricing applies during Jazz in the Gardens. Tickets are $35 for adults, $30 for members and seniors, and $15 for children. Reservations are requested. Sandy James Picnic boxed lunches are available for purchase. Parking for concert attendees is available at the north entrance to Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens at Palm Beach Day Academy, 1901 S. Flagler Drive.

Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens is a nonprofit foundation established in 1977 by resident sculptor Ann Weaver Norton. The two-acre urban sanctuary features the historic Norton House and Artist Studio, exhibition galleries, a restored Art and Nature Conservatory, monumental sculptures, tropical gardens, and more than 250 species of rare palms and cycads.

For more information, visit www.ansg.org or call 561-832-5328.