Art Center Sets Members' Show and Sale

Credit: Lighthouse ArtCenter

(Press Release) Tequesta, Fla., (February 24, 2026) – Lighthouse ArtCenter proudly presents the 48th Annual Members’ Show & Sale, on view March 19 through April 10, 2026, at its Gallery located at 373 Tequesta Drive in Tequesta. An end-of-season tradition, this highly anticipated exhibition brings together more than 400 artists and students to showcase their most recent works across a wide variety of mediums.

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From painting and ceramics to jewelry, fused glass, photography, textiles, and mixed media, the exhibition reflects both emerging talent and accomplished artists working side by side. All artwork will be available for purchase, offering collectors a unique opportunity to acquire original works while supporting local artists and the ArtCenter’s nonprofit mission.
 
“The Members’ Show is a powerful reminder that Lighthouse ArtCenter is built by artists, for artists,” said Jeni Shaw Licata, Executive Director of Lighthouse ArtCenter. “It’s inspiring to see more than 400 creators share their latest work in one space. Visitors can expect the gallery to be transformed into a dynamic showcase of color, texture, and innovation.”
 
An Artists’ Reception will be held on Thursday, March 19, from 5 to 7 p.m. The reception is sponsored by Meyer Law Firm and free for members, with a $10 suggested donation for nonmembers. During the evening, awards will be presented including Best in Show, Faculty Awards, and First through Third Place honors in the following categories: Painting (Oil & Acrylic), Jewelry, Watercolor / Pastel / Ink / Graphite, Fused Glass, Ceramics / Sculpture, and Mixed Media / Photography / Textiles.
 
All Lighthouse ArtCenter members are accepted into the exhibition, and new members are welcomed. Artwork and entry form drop-off will take place March 10–13 during regular business hours. Details and an Entry Form are available at lighthousearts.org.
 
A portion of the exhibition proceeds support Lighthouse ArtCenter’s mission to bring the joy of art to all through dynamic exhibitions, year-round classes, and free outreach programs for underserved youth, veterans, and individuals with special needs.