April 2019

Next week, West Palm Beach’s waterfront will transform into the popular 4-day musical festival, Sunfest. Sunfest brings some of the biggest musical stars performing live to South Florida every spring. The Sunfest Music Festival starts next Thursday, May 2nd through Sunday, May 5th.

The first Sunfest was held in West Palm Beach in 1983 and has been an annual event ever since. Sunfest mixes musical styles and bands featuring a mix of different genres including pop, rock, rap, country, reggae, indie rock and more.

Earlier this year the musical lineup was announced for the 4-day festival and includes big names like One Republic, Earth, Wind and Fire, G-Easy, Keith Urban, Bebe Rexha, Diplo, and much more. More than 50 bands and acts will perform on three

The Modica Family and The Joe Namath Foundation are hosting an Autism-friendly event at the Jupiter Lighthouse Wednesday, April 24, from 5: 30 PM to 7:30 PM.

The event is an opportunity for families and caretakers with children on the autism spectrum to have some fun in an autism-friendly environment along with other families. Fun nights out for the parents of children with Autism can be hard to find, this event is seeking to help fix that problem with a supervised and controlled environment that is sure to be fun for the whole family.

They have fun activities planned including lighthouse climbs, the Keeper’s Workshop, Tindall Pioneer Homestead, meeting Mrs. Lighthouse, mural painting, and more. Food and Ice Cream for sale.  Free admission for

The Nouveaux Honkies Playing are playing at Terra Fermata in Stuart tomorrow April 24, from 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM. They will be joined by legendary musician Jerry Tillman.

This is a great event for those in Stuart or the Palm Beaches looking to eat some good food while enjoying live music.

The Nouveaux Honkies

The Nouveaux Honkies are a Blues based, Roots/Americana band from Port Salerno, Florida. the group was officially named in the summer of 2006, and they have developed an extraordinary local following and continue to do what they have coined honkification. Their 2007 self titled release was named best roots cd by The Palm Beach Post and their 2008 release “Where Do I Go” has seen great reviews and hit number 14 on the Roots, Country charts

Join the River Center to Celebrate Earth Day and participate in the Great American Clean Up this Saturday, April 27th. Every month the Friends of Jupiter Beach have been organizing beach clean ups on the first Saturday of every month since 1994 and this month the cleanups are focused on our public areas.

This Saturday the Clean Up is part of the Great American Cleanup. The cleanup is a few hours long and the clean up includes a massive removal of litter and illegal dumping in our public areas, roadways, beaches, parks, neighborhoods and schools. The cleanups demonstrate our responsibility to make an effort to make Palm Beach County beautiful and clean.

For the cleanup be sure to wear long sleeves and closed toed shoes and bring a bucket and gloves to

Sprouts is launching its newest location in Wellington this Wednesday. Sprouts is a neighborhood grocery store with the feel of an old-fashioned farmers market.

The newest Wellington store is located at State Rd. 7 & Old Hammock Way in the Shoppes at Isla Verde is bright and inviting with mountains of fresh produce, barrels of wholesome grains and a full-service butcher counter.

Sprouts is a great addition to Wellington’s growing focus on healthy living. The chain, which has locations popping up all around South Florida prides itself on shopping for fresh and healthy food easy, affordable and fun with their bountiful displays of fresh fruits and vegetables, high-quality meats and cheeses, wide variety of vitamins and supplements, and healthy

This Sunday, April 28th, the Annual Sweet Corn Fiesta is back at the South Florida Fairgrounds in West Palm Beach.

The sweet corn is grown locally in the famous black soil of the Glades region right here in Palm Beach County. The all-day celebration features a collection of harvest events, live music by the Krystal River Band, a ton of food and drinks, kids and family activities, rides, games, Corn Eating Completions, a ton of corn and much more.

The festival celebrates the sweet corn growing season and all that make it possible and is an event of the Western Palm Beach County Farm Bureau.
The gates open at 11 am to 5 pm this Sunday. The Corn Eating Contests start at 1 pm for both adults and children and the big contest beginning at 3 pm.
Admission is

The Martin County Shrimp and Lobster Festival is returning to Memorial Park in Stuart this coming weekend from Friday the 26 through Sunday the 28.

This is a family friendly event that is great for all ages. There will be delicious seafood, unique handcrafted art and live concerts spanning the whole weekend.

In addition to all the great food, there will also be talented crafters and artisans selling all kinds of art ranging from paintings to crafts and sculptures. Musical performances will include TONIC, THE LACS and EVERLAST.

The weekend features FREE entry for children 12 years old and younger! Tickets begin at $12 for General Admission and only $25 per day for VIP passes which include a private viewing, event entry, private open bar from

Sunfest, which goes from Thursday May 2 to Sunday May 5, is coming up fast. So, if you haven’t already bought tickets, you better do so while the prices are still low!

For those new to South Florida, SunFest is a musical and art festival held annually in the first week of May in West Palm Beach, Florida. SunFest is the state's largest waterfront music and art festival in Florida and attracts more than 275,000 visitors.

This year there will be over 50 bands performing from Diplo and Ludacris to Keith Urban and Earth, Wind & Fire. There will be music for all tastes and age groups. As a waterfront event, many like to show up to Sunfest early and catch the morning and afternoon performances before grabbing some food and hanging out while the evening

The Flagler Museum in West Palm Beach is hosting it’s annual Easter egg hunt this Saturday, April 20 at 9AM. Children are invited to hunt for more than 8,000 eggs on the Museum’s lawn and in the Cocoanut Grove. The Museum grounds will be sectioned off into age-appropriate areas so everyone, including toddlers, will have an opportunity to participate.

Museum gates open at 9:00 am when children may have their picture taken with the Easter Bunny, engage in Easter-themed craft projects, have their face painted, receive a balloon sculpture, and play the Bean Bag Toss game. The egg hunt begins promptly at 10:00 am. Children are encouraged to bring their own Easter baskets.

Adults: $18

Children: $15

Free for Members (and their children or

The Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens are hosting their annual Easter egg hunt this Saturday at 10 AM, the hunt begins at 10:15 AM so make sure you bring your kid on time!

Children and their families are invited to look around the two acres of lush palms and native plants, along the garden trails and among the sculptures for brightly colored eggs to fill their baskets. After the Easter Egg Hunt children can take a picture with the Easter Bunny and cool down with refreshments.

The event is complementary to ANSG Family Member levels and above. Admission fee for non-members: $15 Adult, $10 Seniors (62 and above), $7 all Children.

Children will be divided into three age groups:

• 3 and under

• 4 – 6 years old

• 7 – 10 years old