Things To Do

Due South Brewing is a local craft-beer maker which brews everything on site at its Boynton Beach taproom.  Due South Brewing, 2900 High Ridge Road #3 Boynton Beach will be celebrating its ninth anniversary with a special event highlighting their unique crafts.

Owners of Sierra’s Bees, 14720 128th Avenue North, Palm Beach Gardens, heard Due South Brewing was searching for honey for a new craft beer.  One of the brewers was hunting on property owned by the beekeepers in Palm Beach Gardens and donated 100 pounds of Saw Palmetto honey to the brewery.

They harvested the honey from 500 hives on their 12.6-acre farm and other apiaries in Palm Beach and Martin counties. They put the “bee” in “beer,” and are collaborating with Due South Brewing on the

This week is the final week to get to experience the Out of this World Exhibit at The Gardens Mall. For the past several weeks, The Gardens Mall in partnership with the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex has brought an interactive and imagination filled journey through outer space.

The exhibit has taken over a store front on the lower level of the Gardens Mall near Saks Fifth Avenue. Those who wish to participate can experience a journey among the stars from the surface of the moon to the mission on Mars. Guests will even be able to interact and wonder through a space station to a space capsule and will be able to name a star at the end of the adventure.

The Out of the World Exhibit is currently at the mall until this Sunday, May 16th. The exhibit

Many are unaware that Jupiter, Florida was the site of three distinct wars. Native Americans occupied this territory and honored to this day.  Many names of our towns are named in honor of the indigenous people who once lived here.  Names such as Tequesta and Miami are names of Native American tribes that once lived here. The Loxahatchee River was not originally named "Loxahatchee".  It is an Anglicized version of the river's earliest Seminole name, "Locha-hatchee" meaning turtle river.  The Seminoles occupied much of Florida.  After the American Revolution, Spain regained control of Florida from Britain. The Seminoles set up farms and acquired land grants from the Spanish.

The Seminole Wars, also known as the Florida Wars, were a series of three

Cut 432 located at 432 East Atlantic Avenue in Delray Beach, is a modern steakhouse and bar eatery proffering a welcome departure from the “stuffy” atmosphere of conventional chic steakhouse environments.  Cut 432 is a cut above the rest.  The culinary experience is the most recent development by the forward-thinking founders of The Modern Restaurant Group.

Cut 432 presents an avant-garde modern steakhouse dining experience with an initial spotlight on beef sourced from the world’s top ranchers and artisanal producers. Executive Chef, Anthony Pizzo, has created inventive dishes that will heighten and delight each one of the senses. Dishes such as Steak Tartare with crostini, fleur de sel, quail egg, and olio verde or delicious seafood.  432 offers

On select Saturday and Sundays of every month, the River Center in Jupiter teams up with the US Coast Guard Auxiliary “Flotilla 52” to provide a series of Boating Safety Courses. The course is targeted towards young boaters in our community, but all are welcomed to attend and learn about the safety on the water.

The River Center is hosting Boater Safety Course this Saturday and Sunday. The class will be completely virtual and taught in a lecture-style class. The class is free to attend but a $10 dollar deposit is required to reserve a spot. The deposit will be returned at the end of the class. Once the two-day virtual class is completed and the exam taken, the young boaters will receive their Florida Boater Safety Identification card that can be used

Grandview Public Market, in the Warehouse District of West Palm Beach, is presenting FREE performances this summer to benefit local charities. From May through August, the concerts will be the last Saturday of each month. Twenty percent of the bar will be donated to the featured charity.  Additional money for the charities may be donated at the Grandview Public Market’s vendors point-of-sale.

Grandview Public Market’s mission is to introduce distinctive culinary and cultural experiences to its visitors and grow a community where everyone is included.  The Warehouse District is made up of a series of industrial buildings that are converting into something unique. The neighborhood is quickly becoming home to artists, entrepreneurs, and tastemakers. 

Jupiter’s Abacoa is hosting their monthly Food Truck Invasion this Friday night in their Downtown Area. On select Friday nights, Food Trucks line up along Town Center Drive to offer some of their best and authentic dishes.

The Food Trucks come from all over South Florida and feature a variety of food ranging to tacos, burgers, pastries, ice cream, Asian, Italian, specialty dishes, Cuban, and much more. The popular Food Truck event happens of the second Friday of every month in Downtown Abacoa, and the event is very popular among the locals.

The Food Truck Invasion is free to attend with food and beverage purchases and there will be a DJ performing all the latest hits at the Abacoa Amphitheater. Bring your own chairs, blankets and even tables to sit

The Cultural Council for Palm Beach County is pleased to announce the return of its MOSAIC (Month of Shows, Art, Ideas and Culture) May celebration. It promotes the Palm Beach County area’s arts and culture institutions.  Many of these art and culture organizations are offering unique programming and special offers throughout this month of May. One of the fun events brought by the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County MOSAIC is its “Shades of Culture” in Boca Raton.

The Cultural Council for Palm Beach County has affected fun in an interactive way for the public to engage with MOSAIC. In Downtown Boca Raton, its “Shades of Culture” are on display in Sanborn Square.  Sanborn Square is Boca Raton’s downtown’s central green space. The larger-than-life

Palm Beach County women are reminded this week, National Women’s Health Week, to prioritize their health and wellbeing by concentrating on themselves. The intention of the week is to raise awareness about manageable steps women can take to improve their health. 

Maintaining regular check-ups is one of five health habits that can improve a woman's health. The others include physical activity (walk the beautiful beaches here), a healthy diet (lots of fresh farmer’s markets in the area), not smoking and follow general safety rules (SPF every day). There are so many healthy habits easily incorporated in the South Florida lifestyle.

The focus of this National Women’s Health Week May 9 – 15, 2021, is to remind women that these appointments are vital

Jupiter’s River Center is hosting their Paddle with a Partner Public Kayak Tour this Thursday, May 13th. The tour will begin from Lainhart Dam and travel through the freshwater swamp for a chance to see wildlife.

Bring your addle buddy and join in on the fun with your local neighbors. The cost is $20 dollars per person and registration is required due to limited space.

For the tour, all equipment is provided. Those planning on attending should bring their own water, water shoes, sunscreen, and anything that will make them comfortable in nature.

The tour is recommended for modern to advance paddlers, but all are welcomed to attend. The journey will include narrow waterways, heavy vegetation, and strong currents.

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