January 2019

Join the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse’s staff on a 2-mile trek through the 120-acres of outstanding natural area and discover that history is indeed shaped by nature.

The hike is open to adults and children-minimum age 5, ages 13 and under must be accompanied by an adult that is at least 18 years old.  Hiker’s footwear, active wear, a hat, and a full water bottle or canteen should be carried, tour is weather dependent. If you’d like to go on the hike plan on meeting at the Museum’s flag pole on Saturday, February 2nd, at 8:30AM

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Cost: Admission is free but space is limited-RSVP required online.

When: This Saturday February 2nd, at 8:30AM

Where: Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse - 500 Captain Armour’s Way, Jupiter,

The streets of Mizner Park will once again be filled with a tremendous selection of art from across the country as the Boca Raton Museum of Art presents its 33rd Annual Museum Art Festival. One-of-a-kind art will be available for purchase including painting, sculptures, jewelry, fiber art, photography, ceramics, pottery, wood art, mixed media, graphic design, crafts, and art glass.  

All of the festivals proceeds help support the Museum’s educational programs for children and youth. Admission is complimentary and free parking is available in the garages at Mizner Park.

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The Boca Raton Museum Of Art

International in scope, while reflecting the creative expression of our region and city, the Boca Raton Museum

South Florida’s biggest and best annual Polka party will be happening this Saturday, February 2nd, in West Palm Beach. The event is free and it goes from 12:00PM to 6:00PM, outside, in the street, in front of the West Palm Beach Brewery & Wine Vault, which is located on 332 Evernia Street.  Join The Polka King himself, Jan Lewan, and the Alex Meixner Orchestra for a day of polka music.

Jan arrived from Poland years ago as an amazing singer and musician and almost singlehandedly created the Polka scene in Pennsylvania.  He has toured the world, and now he is going to appear live on stage at this February 2, 2019 polka party in front of the West Palm Beach Brewery & Wine Vault. Jan recently appeared in a film called “Polka King,” in which he was

The new United States Polo Association Clubhouse was opened January 26 for the 2019 equestrian season with rave reviews. The clubhouse, located at 3667 120th Avenue South, Wellington is a unique experience for their clothing brands to be showcased. The designs are inspired by the sport of kings and the shop offers merchandise from the USPA's official licensed brands, U.S. Polo Association and Gauntlet of Polo.

Polo is considered amongst the oldest organized sports ever played. It was a sport played by royals and noblemen. In 1876 the sport emerged from England and introduced in the United States.  It didn’t take long for America to take a liking to the sport. Throughout the twentieth century, enthusiasm for the sport was rampant.  During the decades

The 44th Annual Greek Food & Wine Fest is slated for February 15 – 17, 2019 at St. Catherine's Greek Fest, 110 Southern Boulevard, West Palm Beach.  The location is at the corner of Southern Boulevard and Flagler Drive.

According to an expert source, Greeka.com in the Greek culture, food and wine is an important aspect of life, family and friends. The Greek food and wines are famous for their good quality and remarkable taste. Some dishes are shared all around the country, whereas some other delicacies are local culinary specialties and can be found only in a specific region or Greek island.

Sample a variety of Greek food and wines, as well as enjoy the people watching. Live music and entertainment throughout the weekend with a Greek orchestra band

 The husband-and-wife team behind the popular Yakitori Sake House in Boca Raton have opened a much bigger restaurant just a few miles away. Tina Wang and Jason Zheng held the grand opening for Saiko-i Sushi Lounge & Hibachi in late 2018.

Saiko-I is located in The Shoppes at Village Pointe  and comes with very reputable history.  The corner location was home to the very popular Gatsby’s Bar for more than 20 years. Now Jason and Tina are making their own history at Saiko-i.  This over 7,000 square foot space has 11 Hibachi tables, a sushi lounge, seafood bar, indoor/outdoor bar and quaint patio! The restaurant has a beautiful ambience and the food is quite delicious.

With Jason as the master of sushi and sashimi and Tina guiding customers through a

The Town of Jupiter offers many dimensions for the senses.  See the sparkling blue Atlantic Ocean, feel the beach sand between your toes and hear the palm fronds blow in the breeze.  Add the delicious aroma of hot and fresh rustic bread coming out of the oven at Bread by Johnny, 1695 West Indiantown Road, Suite 6, in Jupiter.

Bread by Johnny is the aromatic bakery owned by Johnny VanCora.  He attended William T. Dwyer High School over ten years ago and was known to sell treats.  He would bring his product to school and wait for his regulars to call him.  He’d grab it from his backpack or car and the deal went down.  However, the deal wasn’t for contraband, it was for fresh loaves of bread!

The indie baker graduated from Dwyer and then headed off

Palm Beach Gardens will be getting a new restaurant this fall. The restaurant is globally inspired with Indian roots and will be taking over the former space of Carmine’s Crab Shack on PGA Boulevard. The former Carmine’s Crab Shack closed it doors in 2017.

The modern small plate spot, Stage, is by the acclaimed Miami Chef Pushkar Marathe. Chef Marathe has partnered with the popular Buccan restaurant in Palm Beach general Manager to open Stage this upcoming fall. Marathe is known for his inventive and soulful dishes and his dishes have earned him a national acclaim at the Ghee Indian Kitchen, where he has been executive chef at the popular Miami restaurant since it opened in 2017.

Stage, pronounced “staahj”, goal is to create a restaurant that more

It’s the final week for the South Florida Fair in Palm Beach County before moving up to Martin County for the Martin County Fair starting February 8th.

The Martin County Fair Association is the single largest fair and event held in Martin County. The event draws more than 70,000 people from across the Treasure Coast for a few days of great food, fair games, rides, parades, fun entertainment, live music, a kid’s zone, and much more. The purpose of the fair is to promote the community’s talents, tradition, diversity, visions and to entertain. New to the fair this year are more historical attractions, craft shops, demonstrations, a cowboy circus, and much more.

The fair opens at 4:30 pm on Friday, February 8th at the Martin County Fair Grounds located

Are you and your dog ready to walk a few miles together for a great cause? Well, if you live in Delray Beach, then plan on heading to The Slat Suite this Saturday at 8AM.

The Cause

Proceeds from the event will go to the Everglades Angels Dog Rescue organization. Everglades Angels Dog Rescue's Mission is to end the suffering of thousands of abandoned pet dogs, feral and breeding packs of dogs, by physical rescue & rehoming.

• 5K Run / Walk with Human / Canine Water Station at 1/2 Way Point

• Unlimited Mimosas (Made with Italian Sparkling Wine & Real OJ!)

• 15 Minute Salt Room Sessions

• Free Vitamin B12 Shots ($11 Value)

• Massages

• The Famous Natural Salt Suite Facials

• Over $2000 in Giveaways