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Pompano Beach Arts Presents Grand Finale for 2025–2026 Artist in Residence Program

The Pompano Beach Cultural Affairs Department will host the Grand Finale Exhibition for its Artist in Residence program at the Bailey Contemporary Arts Center, coinciding with the last Old Town Untapped event of the season.

·May 27, 2026·via BroadwayWorld
Pompano Beach Arts Presents Grand Finale for 2025–2026 Artist in Residence Program

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The grand finale exhibition will be held at Bailey Contemporary Arts Center, blending visual art and live music.

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Pompano Beach Cultural Affairs Department will present the Grand Finale Exhibition of the 2025 - 2026 Artists in Residence (AiR) featuring this past year's cohort of exceptional artists. This celebration will premiere on Friday, June 5, during the season's final Old Town Untapped and remain on view through June 30.

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Representing months of artistic exploration and professional development, this final collaboration highlights the dynamic and diverse works created by this year's resident artists during their eight-month residency at the historic Bailey Contemporary Arts Center (BaCA). Guests will have the opportunity to meet the artists in person during the opening celebration and experience the creative energy that has made the AiR program a cornerstone of Pompano Beach's growing arts scene.

“This event represents the culmination of an incredible year of artistic growth,” said Ty Tabing, Cultural Affairs Director for the City of Pompano Beach. “Also, presenting the Artists in Residence Final Exhibition during the beloved Old Town Untapped series creates an exciting intersection of visual art, music, and community celebration while giving audiences the opportunity to connect directly with the artists and their work.”

This year's AiR cohort includes:

From October through June, the historic Bailey Contemporary Arts Center pulsates with creative energy through the Artists in Residence program, which provides emerging and established artists with studio space, exhibition opportunities, mentorship, and professional development resources. Throughout the year, each artist is featured as an “Artist of the Month,” presenting individual exhibitions, workshops, performances, and community engagement activities designed to foster meaningful connections with South Florida audiences.

In addition to refining their artistic practices, the residents participate in marketing and business development workshops to strengthen their professional careers and expand their impact within the community.

Several members of this year's residency cohort also received Broward Cultural Division Artist Support Grants in recognition of their artistic excellence and contributions to the regional cultural landscape. Catch this final flourish created for over nine inspiring months!

Headlining Old Town Untapped with live entertainment will be MAKING FACES, a West Palm Beach -based music group known for its signature fusion of rock, reggae, and funk, which they call “ROGGUNK.”

The free, family-friendly event from 6 - 10 pm also features local artisan vendors, and food trucks.

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_Originally reported by [BroadwayWorld](https://www.broadwayworld.com/orlando/article/Pompano-Beach-Arts-to-Close-20252026-Artist-in-Residence-Program-With-Grand-Finale-Exhibition-20260527)._

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