I was here for Pride so I may not have gotten the full Peach experience, but it was a pretty cool little enclave. Food, drink, and art conveniently gathered in one neat little place and manned by fun people to boot. I definitely need to come back on a regular day but everyone I met was super welcoming. Now, all that said... the show tonight was awesome! Music, dancing, drag queens putting on a great show, food and drink, this was a party and I loved it! P.S. Bring back Suzie Toots, she was awesome!! read more

The Peach - Art Galleries Near Me - West Palm Beach, Florida

I came here for a free open mic comedy night on a Monday. It was like an express comedy show. There were comedians going up giving their bits and then finishing quite quickly. Some of them I found to be very funny. Others were just working on some jokes and testing it on an audience in a judge free space. The room is like a small garage, and it's very intimate. It's almost like a little hidden gem. It appeared that most of the audience were comedians practicing their bit. I came here to meet up with some friends. The peach has a Mexican restaurant as well as a lot of local art studios. But at the time I was there (late in the evening on a weeknight) the studios were closed. Parking is a little bit odd. There are very limited spaces in the lot. But there is lots of street parking. The night I was there though, I had to park a little far away. The event was free, and so was the parking which was great. I would love to come back and explore more art experiences. The show was chaotic, but well run. read more

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I came here for an event and it was truly cool. It was my first running coming here and there were so many pieces of art and vendors selling goods. I loved learning all about the art studios and the vision behind the art pieces. The peach is a great outdoor space to come listen to live music and hang out a friends and get drinks or food at the food truck and restaurant they have on site. I am happy to discover this gem I look forward to coming back soon everyone was so friendly and welcoming. read more

Free 3 hr street parking is moderately available. This venue is warm, welcoming, and wonderful! A fabulous place to hone your skills as a new or experienced stand up comedian! ! read more

Craig Mcinnis, one of the artists at the walkable studio space has amazing unique pieces. We have purchased, fine art, t-shirts & other merchandise here. One of my favorite thing there is the artists talks & critiques called Brass Tacks. I highly recommend you check out the space. Pop into Troy's BBQ. Their lemonade is yummy. read more

The Peach - Opening of Scott Jeffries gallery - Art Galleries Near Me - West Palm Beach, Florida

Wow, wow, wow!!! New Art Collective opening in West Palm!! And it's called "The Peach" Must be a sign! I'm from Georgia and I just drove an hour yesterday to take in some art at Wynwood Miami. Art and food.... my jam! Now I can enjoy some local artists, cool music and some fall of the bone bbq all at the same locale. Venues like this put West Palm Beach on the art scene map and grow our neighborhoods. It's great to talk to each artist and understand their story, their craft. There will be upcoming classes offered by some artists. Lookup their website and learn more about each artist. There is a stage for local bands. Let's bring in some artsy 80's Alternative Tribute bands like Wide Awake or Ordinary Boys. Kudos to the Sub-Culture Group in designing a much needed place to enjoy local art. read more

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Absolutely sad.. I was informed by a friend and their partner of their experience at the peach. They volunteered to help a new artist in the peach mall move in and have been helping for the past couple of days. One of them was purely volunteering and the other was working a payed job. They told me they felt closely watched and out of place the first day they were there... first sign of this place being a toxic clique On the first day they sat parked while their partner helped the new artist. On the second day they parked there for 20 minutes while helping lift heavy furniture out of a U-Haul. And on the third day they just pulled up briefly to drop their partner off for window cleaning at the new artists unit.. keep this all in mind it wasn't like they were just lurking around for days.. they were WORKING. My friend dropped off her partner and pulled off to grab food and came back to help her partner. When she pulled in she beeped and waited. She was then approached by a fully tatted man signally aggressively for her to roll down her windows. When she did so he rudely asked "who are you calling over". She told him she was signaling for someone else and not him. He then very aggressively asked "what's your business here who are you working with" confused she asked if he was the lot owner and he expressed that he was NOT he was the manager at HIS TACO TRUCK RESTAURANT NAMED BRADLEY but had a right to know who had been in the lot in general the past three days. Now I understand a curiosity but approaching aggressively and accusatory was UNNECESSARY and me and a whole group will be reporting and making videos on this. She expressed that it was out of place and she was unwilling to answer his aggressive questions and pulled into a parking space only to find him taking pictures and screaming from across the lot that he was going to call the COPS! Keep in mind my friend is black... I don't think they would approach just anyone... especially a potential customer in such a manor... That's when she gets out and is exchanging words then ANOTHER "lot manager" by the name of Craig McInnis Comes out of Studio Three and is threatening to kick her out without even knowing the whole story or attempting to de escalate. Doing this resulted in my friend losing her volunteer work and my friend's partner losing her paying job at Studio Two. The owner of Studio Two Pamela Tatti was HORRIBLE, selfish and had no back bone. Came out threatening their job because "she can't risk losing her new place" due to the confrontation despite that not being a possibility as well as being completely unaware of the situation against her black volunteer that she wasn't paying. After bringing up the possible racial profiling they were asked not to return to the peach and have since been denied payment for the hours. Nobody even took the time out to hear the black volunteer's side of the story and they all proved to be bad humans and I'm very disappointed in this so called Pam especially since THIS is the thing that can result in your business not working. At the end of the event my friend asked for the name of the OWNER of THE PEACH and Mr Craig tried to ignore her at first then answers "his name is Rodney mayo good luck getting in touch with him" in a very nasty tone. Then the taco restaurant manager by the name of Bradley rushes to apologize with a very excusatory bullshit apology. probably hoping to prevent the downfall that would arise after this situation. Unfortunately it's too late for that I do NOT care what anyone says... in my eyes my black friend was RACIALLY PROFILED and harassed by three of The Peaches workers. At the end of the day, she wasn't approached with the decency you would give to a potential worker or customer and was treated as a threat and potential criminal. And my question is WHY? read more