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Keegan Neely Senior Bassoon Recital
Keegan Neely presents a senior bassoon recital at Amarnick-Goldstein Concert Hall. Admission is free and all are welcome. A Portland, Oregon native and Amerindian musician, Neely began music studies at 15. As a high school senior he performed with the National Youth Orchestra, appearing at venues such as Carnegie Hall, KKL Luzern, the Berlin Konzerthaus, and Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw. He has worked with Carin Miller of the Oregon Symphony and is pursuing a Bachelor of Music at Lynn in the studio of Whitney Crockett. His training includes masterclasses with Gustavo Núñez, Monica Ellis, Judith LeClair, Julia Lockhart, and Luciano Magnanini. Away from the stage he enjoys making reeds, learning about urban design, and supporting ecological conservation in the Pacific Northwest.
Amarnick-Goldstein Concert HallArbor Day Native Tree Giveaway
The City of West Palm Beach Office of Sustainability is marking Arbor Day with a native tree giveaway that supports a healthier urban canopy and local wildlife. Eligible residents and businesses within the City of West Palm Beach can receive up to four free native trees per property per fiscal year, and advance registration is required to choose preferred species. Trees are provided in 3-gallon containers and typically measure between two and six feet in height. Pickup is organized as a convenient drive-thru where approved participants remain in their vehicles while trees are loaded for them. Species available while supplies last include white stopper, sweetbay magnolia, red bay, marlberry, bitterbush, Bahama strongbark, satinleaf, blolly, white indigo berry, Simpson’s stopper, red maple, and inkwood. The application period includes a set closing point and may end earlier if capacity is reached.
Gaines Park Community CenterBodacious Botanicals
Led by instructor Talin Lyman, this hands-on class focuses on creating large, bold botanical artwork on canvas that can be turned into floor cloths. Participants practice drawing flowers and leaves freehand and learn a simple color theory method to mix clean, vibrant colors for a fresh finish. Completed pieces can be used in the kitchen, on a patio, or placed under a pet’s water bowl. Cost is $29 for residents and $35 for non-residents.
Boynton Beach Arts & Cultural CenterBee Gees Now
Celebrate the sound of the Bee Gees with BEE GEES NOW!, a tribute that recreates the group’s signature harmonies and dance floor favorites. With more than 900 shows over the last decade, many playing to full houses across the United States and Canada, the band is known for precise vocals and faithful live arrangements. Their resume includes appearances with Legends in Concert, Live Nation, and SeaWorld, plus performances at the Straz Center in Tampa, Parker Playhouse in Fort Lauderdale, and the Red Skelton Theater, as well as a private island wedding. The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra has praised their authenticity, noting how closely they mirror the original sound. Expect a high energy set filled with classics like Stayin’ Alive and How Deep Is Your Love, delivered with polish, warmth, and crowd friendly showmanship. This free twilight concert takes place rain or shine. General admission guests may bring lawn chairs. Food and beverages will be available from on site vendors, and the dining options of Downtown Delray are nearby. Outside alcohol, coolers, weapons, and smoking are not permitted inside the venue. For free concerts, entry will close once capacity is reached. VIP tickets are nonrefundable. A limited number of VIP tickets are available for $50 per person, offering access to an exclusive lounge with seating, a dedicated bar, and one complimentary beer or wine. VIP guests also enjoy a pre show opportunity to meet the performers, take photos, and chat with the band.
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