October 2017

SPOOKYVILLE 
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Gear up your friends and family for an old-fashioned style Halloween party for adults and kids at Spookyville. Spookyville is a family friendly, safe place for kids to trick-or-treat and enjoy the fun of the holiday at the Yesteryear Village of the South Florida Fair Grounds. This fun and festive event offers kiddie rides, scarecrow making, games, arts and crafts and of course trick or treating! Bring out your best costumes for Spookyville. The upcoming dates for Spookyville are October 27th, 28th, 29th and 31st from 6pm-8pm. 

FRIGHT NIGHTS 
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Known as Palm Beach County’s scariest Halloween destination, Fright Nights is sure to spook even the

County officials will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony Saturday, November 4th at 9 am to celebrate the improvements to Jupiter’s Riverbend Park.

The ceremony is free and open to the public, and will take place as part of the annual Pioneer Farmstead Day event that is also being held on November 4th.

The new improvements to the park include: a new kayak launching stand, parking lot, observation areas, and an outdoor picnic pavilion. In addition, public restrooms and drinking water stations will also be part of the new improvements.

Riverbend is becoming the latest recreational hot spot, and with the new improvements that park will give alternatives to driving for bicycle-riders, hikers, kayakers, and equestrians. Riverbend Park connects to the Northeast

The Maltz Jupiter Theatre is kicking off their upcoming season with a two-week run of Born Yesterday, starting on October 29th and finishing with the last performance on November 12th, 2017.

Born Yesterday is an American comedy musical about a corrupt tycoon Harry Brock, trying to make his way through the driven city of Washington D.C., while trying to transform his ex-girlfriend Billie into a classy woman with some help from friends. Along the journey Brock discovers that she has a sense of humor that’s too much to handle, turning the situation into a comedic battle between the two.

Daily Performances for Born Yesterday:
Monday: no show
Tuesday: 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday: 2 p.m., and 7:30 p.m.
Thursday: 7:30 p.m.
Friday: 8 p.m.
Saturday: 2 p.m., and 8 p.m.
Sunday: 2

Honda Classic Cares, part of The Honda Classic Golf Tournament, is hosting a Bear Trap Bash, Saturday October 28th at PGA National Resort & Spa in Palm Beach Gardens.

The event will be held at 7 p.m. to 11 p.m., and will feature an evening full of food, entertainment, festivity, and exciting live auctions at its Halloween themed party.

The attire is casual dressed but costumes are encouraged. During the night a prize will be giving out to the winner of the best costume contest. Live entertainment will be provided by the 80’s tribute band, The Spazmatics, providing classic hits that everyone will enjoy.

The event will raise awareness for philanthropy in Palm Beach County and through the many Honda Classic charitable partners through Honda Classic

Teach The Beach is hosting a kick off concert to raise awareness for conserving the local oceans and environment on Friday, October 27th.

The free event will be held at Harbourside Place in Jupiter, starting at 7 pm. Featuring live music from 3 performers, and fun activities for you to enjoy.

Teach The Beach Foundation is a non-profit organization created to bring awareness and to educate the people in our communities on how they can help to conserve the local oceans and the environment that we live in.

Raising awareness is a critical part in making sure that the community helps keep the local habitats safe for generations, and to help maintain our beautiful town.

The first event ever held was two years ago in 2015, and was a huge success and they would

Construction has begun on the new dog park coming to Jupiter. The name of park is Cinquez Park.

Cinquez Park is located where Center Street meets Indiantown Road, the proper address for the park is 2183 W. Indiantown Road.

The construction for the new park has been spilt into two phases. The first phase consisted of opening up the space which included site lighting, street parking, a building with a restrooms and storage unit, sidewalks, fencing, gazeboes, walking trails, a lake, bicycle racks, and a dog park. Construction for phase I of the project began in the early spring. A separate dog park area for small and large dogs is planned as well as dog-drinking stations.

Phase II of the project is currently planned to consist of adding additional

In the early 20th century, aviation was still in its infancy.  Before that period, British military aviators practiced landings and takeoffs right here in the Jupiter Inlet.  At the height of World War I, Americans thought U.S. fighter pilots were respected and held in high regard.  The fighter pilots bravely flew in middle of one of history’s bloodiest wars to protect and serve our country.

This year, 2017, is the 100th anniversary celebration of the United States joining our allies in World War I in 1917.  The Flagler Museum salutes these aerial heroes with a “Knights of the Air: Aviator Heroes of World War 1” exhibition within the museum located in Palm Beach.

“Knights of the Air: Aviator Heroes of World War I” details:

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Celebrate this fall and Halloween, on Friday October 27th, with the Fall Festival in Palm Beach Gardens from 6 pm to 8pm.

Bring your family and friends for a Halloween event filled with trick-or-treat activities, food, beverages, children’s activities, traditional hayrides, and live music from Burnt Biscuit.

Burnt Biscuit is a popular band here in South Florida that over the years has developed a big fanbase. They perform anything from old school rock and roll to jazz, but their forte is modern country.

At the event, the city of Palm Beach Gardens supports children with food allergies. While trick-or-treating along the trail, spot the teal pumpkins. Inside the teal pumpkins there will be non-food treats for children with certain food allergies. The

This upcoming weekend, the South Florida Fair Grounds will host its annual West Palm Beach Fall Home Show, October 20th through October 22nd. 

The event runs through the weekend to help inspire, excite, and motivate you for any upcoming home improvement or renovations that may be coming your way.

The event features professionals in the home improvement industry willing to offer help and advice to get you started for everything in or around your home. Showcasing some of the finest products and services so that you can shop and compare with different vendors to get the right price.

The exhibitors range from air conditioning, awnings, doors, gutters, interior design, pools, security systems, painters and more.

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to speak with

Over the last 8 years, Palm Beach County has experienced a record breaking growth in tourism.

Just last year alone, Palm Beach County had a record breaking 7.35 million visitors, with tourism continuing to grow a hotel boom is needed across the county.

The past 10 years, tourism in the county has grown more than 45%. Locals tourism leaders say the growth in visitation, industry efforts, and new cultural attractions has led to a hotel boom.

With over 47 miles of Atlantic coastline, Palm Beach County has numerous beaches and parks to enjoy the sand and sun, as well as offering plenty of fishing, boating, and all other watersport activities.

The tourism industry contributes to more than $7 billion dollars to the local economy and employs roughly 66,000 people.