PHOTO GALLERY: 'Evening on Antique Row' celebrates 30 years in West Palm Beach

THERE WERE WILD animals and party animals, big shots and beautiful people, classic cars and champagne, tasty snacks and sweets, and lots and lots of art, music and dancing.

Evening on Antique Row celebrated its 30th year in West Palm Beach last night, with thousands partying on a closed-off section of Dixie Highway between Southern Boulevard and Monroe Drive.

It was brought to you by the Historical Society of Palm Beach County and Antique Row merchants.

Here's a quick photo dump, courtesy of my trusty iPhone camera.

Welcome to the 30th year of Evening on Antique Row.

Artist Serge Strosberg with his modern interpretation of Addison Mizner's 'human monkey' Johnnie Brown

Someone in this photo can give a hoot about selfies.

Artist Pat Crowley and his wife, WPBF TV investigative reporter Terri Parker.

Artist Cassandra Nordenbrock and Beatriz Suarez Crosse.

Jim Dove with his cardboard doppelganger.

Ceramics artist Sara Lerner and gallery owner Mary Woerner of Mary Woerner Fine Arts.

Cheryl Spearling and her husband, Lake Worth Beach City Commissioner Anthony Segrich.

Palm Beach County Tax Collector Anne Gannon.

Classic wheels courtesy of Ragtops Motorcars.

VIP cabana bouncer Michael McKeich, board president of the Lake Worth Playhouse.

Shameless selfie with Palm Beach County Commissioner Gregg Weiss, his wife Rebecca and a photo bomber.

Norton Museum of Art love for Congresswoman Lois Frankel.

Final minutes of Florida's Final Four victory.

A final shameless selfie, this one with the wonderful Ava VandeWater. In our previous lives, we worked at The Palm Beach Post.

Please help support local journalism by clicking the donation button in the masthead on our homepage.

About the author

Joe Capozzi is an award-winning reporter based in Lake Worth Beach. He spent more than 30 years writing for newspapers, mostly at The Palm Beach Post, where he wrote about the opioid scourge, invasive pythons, the birth of the Ballpark of the Palm Beaches and Palm Beach County government. For 15 years, he covered the Miami Marlins baseball team. Joe left The Post in December 2020. View all posts by Joe Capozzi.