Pineapple Grove's November Runs Through the Arts Warehouse Studios, With a New Wine Bar Down the Block

"Many found themselves creating differently and in new locations." That line comes from the Arts Warehouse exhibition page for Endings to Beginnings, and it describes the building's own resident artists. In early 2026 the studios at 313 NE 3rd St closed temporarily for building renovations. The artists who work there kept working wherever they could, then came back. The exhibition in the Front Gallery right now shows what they made during that stretch.

That changes how to read November in Pineapple Grove. The art walk is the same, and so is the market. What makes this month different is that the building's two floors of resident studios open to the public for the annual Open Studio Night, then stay on view during the market two days later. The show about artists working outside those rooms comes down on November 21.

What Is Hanging in the Front Gallery

Endings to Beginnings is the Arts Warehouse's 2026 Resident Artist Exhibition. The Palm Beach County cultural calendar calls it the 7th annual show of the residents' work. It opened at the October 2 First Friday Art Walk and runs through November 21.

According to the Arts Warehouse, the artists "have expressed a time of adjustment and change" this year. The work covers many media and themes because each artist spent the renovation period somewhere different. So the show doesn't follow one theme. It records eleven separate workspaces, and most of them were away from NE 3rd Street.

A second exhibition runs alongside it. Interstitial: FAU MFA Candidate Showcase is on view through November 28. One building has two shows, and both close within a week of each other at the end of the month.

The Calendar Puts the Last Art Walk on November 6

This is where timing matters. First Friday Art Walk falls on the first Friday of every month, and this month's is November 6. The next one lands in December, and both Arts Warehouse exhibitions close by November 28. So November 6 is the last art walk where either show is still up.

Downtown Delray lists the November art walk from 6 to 9 p.m. Its special programming is still marked "TBA." The participating venues listed include the Arts Warehouse at 313 NE 3rd St, Addison Gallery at 206 NE 2nd Ave, and Arts Garage at 94 NE 2nd Ave. Before heading out, check the First Friday page on Downtown Delray, which is where any November additions will be posted.

Arts Garage has a ticketed show the same night. Whitney – Whitney Houston Tribute runs 8 to 10 p.m. on November 6, with tickets from $56.50 to $61.50 on the Arts Garage events calendar. That leaves the 6 o'clock hour for walking the galleries before curtain.

Thursday, November 12 Is the Night the Studios Open

Six days after the art walk, the Arts Warehouse opens the rooms where that work is made.

The Arts Warehouse describes Open Studio Night as an annual event that opens two floors of art studios to the public. Visitors can expect available artwork, print sales, and artists working live. It runs Thursday, November 12, from 6 to 8 p.m. After the studios, the group gathers in the Front Gallery for artist introductions and a Q&A on Endings to Beginnings. Admission is free. The Arts Warehouse asks guests to RSVP through its Eventbrite page. The AW Happy Hour Bar will sell wine for $6 and soda or sparkling water for $1.

This is the night the exhibition's story connects to an actual room. The artists in the show worked away from these studios for part of the year. On November 12, visitors stand in the studios they came back to. The 2026 residents and their studio numbers, as listed by the Arts Warehouse:

The studio numbers help on a two-floor walk-through. If one artist's piece in the Front Gallery stays with you on November 6, the number tells you which door to look for on November 12.

Saturday, November 14 Brings the Market Into the Same Building

Two days later the Arts Warehouse hosts its daytime event. The Warehouse Market returns Saturday, November 14, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Downtown Delray describes it as a curated indoor market of local artists, makers and creatives, timed for pre-holiday shopping. Admission is free and the event is family-friendly.

The listing counts 30 local vendors. It also lists custom poetry, a coffee bar, live caricature and portrait drawing, plants, and a free art activity. The artist studios and gallery exhibitions are on view during the market too. That makes Saturday the daylight version of the week. If a weeknight crowd doesn't suit you, the resident show is still open while you shop.

That evening, Arts Garage hosts Dick Lowenthal's Big Band Featuring Lisanne Lyons from 8 to 10 p.m., with tickets from $64 to $69.

Taken together, the stretch runs like this:

1. Friday, November 6, 6 to 9 p.m. The last First Friday Art Walk with Endings to Beginnings and Interstitial on view.
2. Thursday, November 12, 6 to 8 p.m. Open Studio Night and Group Artist Talk. Free, RSVP requested.
3. Saturday, November 14, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Warehouse Market, with the studios and galleries on view.
4. Saturday, November 21. Endings to Beginnings closes.
5. Saturday, November 28. Interstitial closes.

Three free events land within nine days, each with the Arts Warehouse in the lineup and each tied to a show with a fixed end date. Exhibition hours vary between listings, so check the Arts Warehouse before stopping by on a non-event day.

After the Studios Close, NE 2nd Avenue Has a New Wine Bar

Open Studio Night ends at 8 p.m. on a Thursday. One new business on Pineapple Grove's main street is set up for exactly that hour.

Preface Wine at 279 NE 2nd Ave scheduled its grand-opening weekend for October 22 through 25, according to a release published by Wine Industry Advisor. The release describes the format plainly. It is a wine shop by day. At 4 p.m. the shelves slide back and the 28-seat room becomes a wine bar with tasting flights and charcuterie. Any bottle on the shelf can be taken home or opened at the bar. The Downtown Delray directory lists it as a wine bar and bottle shop, with flights, food and espresso.

"Preface was built for people who love wine but don't love feeling tested by it," founder and CEO Jonathan Frutkin said in the release carried by Wine Industry Advisor. The same release introduces JJ, Preface's sommelier service, which combines staff and technology. It remembers what each guest liked and suggests what to try next. The shop's ticketed events, such as the $145-per-guest "Wine & Baseball: Starting Lineup" tasting set to open its grand-opening weekend, are booked through OpenTable from Preface's events page.

A room that works as a shop in daylight and a bar after 4 p.m. fits both halves of this month's calendar. On November 14, the market runs until 3 p.m., and the bar side opens an hour later. On November 12, the studio talk ends at 8 p.m. and Preface is already in evening mode. A bottle picked up during the day can be the one opened that night.

The Short Version for Your Calendar

The resident show at the Arts Warehouse records a year when the building's artists couldn't use the building. The dates to see it are the November 6 art walk, the November 12 studio night, and the November 14 market, and it ends when Endings to Beginnings closes on November 21. Preface Wine at 279 NE 2nd Ave is the newest place on the block to stop afterward.

At The Creegan Team, we keep track of what opens on NE 2nd Avenue and NE 3rd Street, because a block's calendar is part of how a Pineapple Grove home gets presented to buyers. If you own here and want to know how the neighborhood's walkable evenings should show up in your listing, request a complimentary seller consultation.