The Palm Beach Show is set to return February 12-17, 2026, to the Palm Beach County Convention Center as the most anticipated major art, antique & jewelry show in the United States. The February Show promises an exciting lineup of both new and returning exhibitors, each poised to showcase their unique treasures.
Established participants are returning with their sought-after collections, offering attendees a chance to revisit beloved vendors and their exceptional offerings. Meanwhile, the addition of new exhibitors injects a fresh energy into the event, introducing novel perspectives and exclusive finds. Together, these exhibitors form the vibrant tapestry of the show, ensuring a diverse and captivating experience for all who attend. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a first-time visitor, the Palm Beach Show in February 2026 is set to be an unmissable opportunity to explore the world of art, antiques, and collectibles.
We are thrilled to welcome Winsor Birch to the Palm Beach Show for the very first time. Founded by former senior specialists from Sotheby’s, Winsor Birch was created with a clear mission: to make exceptional British, Irish, and Scottish fine art accessible to both new and seasoned collectors. Their expertise spans from 18th-century to contemporary works, with a carefully curated selection of portraiture, landscapes, animalia, and sculpture that highlights centuries of craftsmanship and cultural heritage.
What sets Winsor Birch apart is their dedication to demystifying the art-buying process. Presenting museum-quality works alongside compelling emerging talent, they ensure that collectors at every level can discover pieces that are meaningful, historically grounded, and investment-worthy. Their debut at the Palm Beach Show introduces a fresh European perspective, a depth of scholarship, and an inviting approach to connoisseurship—making Winsor Birch a distinctive and valuable addition to this year’s exhibitor lineup.
Making their first appearance at the Palm Beach Show, Charles Oudin brings more than two centuries of Parisian watchmaking heritage to our 2026 exhibitor lineup. For over 200 years, the maison has crafted unique, bespoke timepieces in a couture spirit for distinguished families around the world, a legacy that continues to define the brand today.
Charles Oudin’s presence at the show will highlight their celebrated Retro Collection, a showcase of the maison’s vision of timeless French chic. These fine jewelry watches pay tribute to Art Deco elegance and are named after the flowers of the Palais Royal Garden — Pansy, Rose, Lily, and Iris. Inspired by archival designs dating back to the 1920s, the collection beautifully merges historical craftsmanship with modern refinement.
Their debut promises to bring an exquisite blend of Parisian artistry, horological history, and feminine sophistication to this year’s show.
We are delighted to welcome Beto Oliveros Studio to the 2026 February Palm Beach Show. Founded by designer and furniture artisan Beto Oliveros, the studio blends deep respect for historic craftsmanship with contemporary design sensibilities. Originally trained in Europe’s finest antiques and decorative arts traditions, Oliveros now reimagines mid-century and classic furniture, transforming worn pieces into stunning, modern heirlooms while preserving the soul of the original design.
At the show, visitors can expect to see a curated selection of refined furniture and decorative art that bridges past and present. Whether you’re an interior designer, collector, or newcomer to the world of fine furnishings, Beto Oliveros Studio offers pieces that add depth, character, and elegance to any environment, demonstrating how timeless design can thrive beautifully in modern spaces.
We are pleased to welcome Robert Simon Fine Art to the Palm Beach Show in 2026. Founded by renowned art historian Robert B. Simon, the gallery brings generations of expertise in European and American painting, sculpture, and works on paper. Known for deep scholarship and connoisseurship, Robert Simon Fine Art has uncovered and presented major historic works—from Italian Renaissance pieces to Spanish Colonial and 19th-century masters.
This debut appearance offers attendees a rare opportunity to explore a carefully curated collection of Old Master and historically significant works. With rigorous attention to provenance, condition, and authorship, the gallery’s presentation will enrich the show’s mix of contemporary and historical art, making it an unmissable stop for serious collectors and enthusiasts alike.
