Well, hello, beautiful and amazing humans. The eye and the face, out on the hunt — Worth Avenue never stood a chance. This is the week the season stops warming up and starts showing off. Art is breaking out of the museums — literally, onto hotel facades down in Miami Beach. Broadway is back at the Kravis for six days of flying cows and killer rabbits. Glazer Hall stacks a rock poet and a sitcom legend into one week. And Saturday is a shopping gauntlet that starts at 8:30 in the morning and doesn’t apologize. Twelve picks. Not a calendar — a hunt.

1. Monday, November 9 — Last call: the Sephora sale ends tonight

Sephora Savings Event — final day Monday, November 9. Rouge 20% off ends tonight; VIB 15% and Insiders 10% (Nov 3–9) and 30% off all Sephora Collection (all tiers) also wrap. Code ALLONSALE. The Drybar All-Inclusive Air + Style Set is the hero — $299, $239.20 for Rouge — Monday is the last day to hunt it at that price. The full ten: https://beyondstylepalmbeach.com/2026/11/02/the-sephora-ten-my-edit-zero-fluff/

2. Monday, November 9 — Country royalty opens the week

Wynonna Judd — The Hard Truth Tour — Monday, November 9, 7pm, Dreyfoos Hall, Kravis Center, 701 Okeechobee Blvd, West Palm Beach. The new album, the voice that needs no introduction, and a Monday that refuses to feel like one. Tickets via the Kravis. https://www.kravis.org/wynonna-judd-the-hard-truth-tour/

3. Tuesday, November 10 — Opening night: Spamalot rides again

Monty Python’s Spamalot — opens Tuesday, November 10, 7:30pm, Dreyfoos Hall, Kravis Center, West Palm Beach. Runs through Sunday, November 15. The Tony-winning musical comedy, lovingly ripped from Monty Python and the Holy Grail: flying cows, the killer rabbit, the French taunters, the Lady of the Lake. Full run: Tue & Thu 7:30pm; Wed 2pm & 7:30pm; Fri 8pm; Sat 2pm & 8pm; Sun 2pm. Tickets from $46. Six days, then it’s gone — this is the week to go. https://www.kravis.org/events/spamalot/

4. Tuesday, November 10 — New at the Flagler: the fair that built the fantasy

America Takes the Stage: From the White City to Whitehall — opens Tuesday, November 10, Flagler Museum, 1 Whitehall Way, Palm Beach. On view through May 30, 2027. The season opener at Whitehall traces the line from Chicago’s 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition — Burnham, Olmsted, the White City — to Henry Flagler’s decision to build the most extravagant private home in America. The exhibition argues Whitehall is the only permanent monument to that moment. Go early in the run and you’ll have the rooms practically to yourself. https://www.flaglermuseum.org/

5. Wednesday, November 11 — The season’s smartest morning: Worth Avenue, on foot

Worth Avenue Historic Walking Tour — Wednesday, November 11, 10:30am, meeting at Via Amore, 256 Worth Avenue, Palm Beach. $30 per person; registration required (Eventbrite). Historian Rick Rose’s 75-minute weekly tour through the vias, the architecture, and the Avenue’s legendary residents — and new this season, every tour ends with a hosted reception at a different Worth Avenue boutique or gallery. Prosecco included. A history lesson that ends in a boutique with a glass in your hand is my kind of education. https://worth-avenue.com/worth-avenue-historic-walking-tour/

6. Wednesday, November 11 — The north end can’t decide, so neither do you

Veterans Day on the island is a choose-your-own-adventure. Midday: A Closer Look: Danielle Vaknin on Gertrude Abercrombie: The Whole World Is a Mystery — 1–2pm at the Norton Museum of Art (1450 S. Dixie Hwy, West Palm Beach); space is limited, register online. Then the evening splits in two and both halves are good: the Flagler Museum Music Series opens 5:30–8pm with the Israeli Chamber Project performing Whitehall as a Hotel: Cosmopolitan Palm Beach — music and a panel on the mansion’s roaring 1920s hotel era. Or Rufus Wainwright at Glazer Hall, 7:30pm (70 Royal Poinciana Way, Palm Beach) — the voice, the drama, the 400-seat room. Two island institutions booked the same night. Pick your poison. Flagler Music Series: https://flaglermuseum.org/programs/music-series/2027-music-series — Rufus Wainwright at Glazer Hall: https://go.palmbeachculture.com/event/rufus-wainwright/ (Palm Beach Culture listing, presented by Glazer Hall; 7:30pm confirmed).

7. Thursday, November 12 — ⭐ THE opening: art checks into twelve hotels

No Vacancy, Miami Beach — opens Thursday, November 12, on view through December 19. Free. The city’s juried art competition turns twelve Miami Beach hotels into galleries for five weeks: twelve artists, twelve site-specific installations, a $10,000 public prize and a $25,000 juried prize. Our full hunting-route story (the twelve stops, south to north) is on the blog — my favorite stop is still Justin H. Long’s undersea relic cabinet at the Hotel Croydon. Go this week and you’ll see it before the Art Week crowds do. https://www.miamibeachfl.gov/2026-installment-of-no-vacancy-miami-beach-on-display-november-12-through-december-19/

8. Thursday, November 12 — Free by day, free by night

The Garden Club of Palm Beach Christmas Boutique — opens Thursday, November 12 (also Friday, November 13), 9:30am, the Armory Art Center, West Palm Beach. Free. The Garden Club’s annual boutique, this year at the Armory — holiday treasure hunting before Thanksgiving has even RSVP’d. (Note: the Wednesday 5pm preview party is by invitation — the public days are Thursday and Friday.) Then cross the bridge for Clematis by Night — 6–9pm, the Great Lawn, 100 N. Clematis St, West Palm Beach. Free. The weekly waterfront concert, just named the #1 Best Outdoor Concert Series in America by USA TODAY 10Best. Bring a blanket; stay for the breeze. Clematis by Night: https://www.wpb.org/Residents/Community-Events/Events/Clematis-by-Night

9. Friday, November 13 — Museum after dark, but make it wellness

Art After Dark: Wellness Night — Friday, November 13, 5–10pm, Norton Museum of Art, 1450 S. Dixie Hwy, West Palm Beach. $10 adults & seniors, $5 students, free for members. Yoga in the galleries: Chakra Challenge, Chair Yoga, and Pinar Sinka’s Butoh Workshop — plus the usual tours, Open Studio workshops, and live programming. Arrive early for ArtSpeaks: Zachary Wirsum in Conversation with Regina Palm, 6–7pm — the Freeman’s Auctions VP and the Norton’s senior curator of modern art on Gertrude Abercrombie’s life and work. Space is limited; register online. Breathe in, buy nothing, leave enlightened. https://www.norton.org/