Events in Delray Beach, FL

Join a guided breathwork session at The Space designed to help you turn off stress, anxiety, and overthinking. It’s a 45-minute class where you can reconnect your mind, body, and soul. This is a free event, and it repeats weekly on Thursdays.

A focused session on heart health highlights how smart eating, consistent physical activity, and everyday habits work together to support wellness. Led by Dr. Melissa Levack, it offers clear guidance on lifestyle essentials and practical steps for caring for your heart.

Celebrate Palm Beach County creativity at the Cultural Council’s Artist Marketplace, a summertime gathering in the Council’s main gallery. Browse original art, discover handmade pieces and one-of-a-kind goods, and talk with the creators in a lively vendor-style environment. Admission is free.

Instructor Talin Lyman leads a hands-on workshop that focuses on painting oversized, eye-catching botanical designs on canvas, then turning those canvases into floor cloths. Learn to sketch flowers and leaves freehand and follow a straightforward color theory approach to achieve clean, vibrant colors. The finished floor cloths can brighten a kitchen, add charm to a patio, or sit neatly under a pet’s water bowl. Pricing is $29 for residents and $35 for non-residents. A refreshing project for the spring and summer months.

Cosmic Connection is a free in-person tarot reading event hosted by Natalie. You’ll start with a short lesson on tarot and the practice, then have time for tarot readings. It’s a full hour focused on tapping into your inner wisdom, and it’s also tied to Natalie’s ongoing series, with a yin yoga and tarot reflection session the same evening at 7:00 PM.

Torch & Trumpet Theatre Company, a faith-based performing arts group, is hosting a casting call for local Christians and members of the church community to audition for an upcoming winter production. The team seeks talent in music, theater, dance, and storytelling from those who wish to convey truth and hope and share the message of Jesus through the arts. Auditions take place by appointment, and performers at any experience level are welcome.

Join the Historical Fiction Book Club for an in-store book discussion. Each month has a new selection, and you can find the featured pick on the store’s Instagram and Facebook.

This trivia night at Tower of Games welcomes teams of up to four players and features a $6 entry fee per person. The top team receives gift cards equal to 50 percent of all entry fees, while the second-place team earns gift cards totaling 25 percent. A bonus prize goes to the best dressed team, which can choose either $5 in store credit or a booster pack, with selection based on availability. Expect an evening of questions, laughs, and lighthearted competition.

Catch Ryan Mundy live for a country set at Tin Roof in Delray Beach. The show is scheduled for 9:00 PM local time.

Get ready for a rockin' night with “Never Stop Believin' and Kam Falk,” a music event at Arts Garage in Delray Beach.

Enjoy three days of diving in Jupiter, FL featuring a shore dive at Blue Heron Bridge, two wreck dives, and two dives focused on goliath groupers. The package includes two nights of lodging with breakfasts, and Nitrox is suggested. Pricing is $735 per person for double occupancy or $975 for single occupancy. Junior divers are $395 when sharing a room with a parent. For details, contact Robin Wing Travel at 978.376.3089 or Crystal River Watersports at 352.795.7033.

An artisan market at Boca Center showcases local makers with distinctive handmade goods alongside tasty bites for a relaxed night of shopping and fun. Set between Rocco’s Tacos and Tap 42, it offers a friendly place to stroll, explore creative work, and find something special from independent vendors.

Art After Dark at the Norton Museum of Art brings art and entertainment together every Friday night, featuring live performances, film screenings, and art workshops, plus more to explore. Admission is $10 for adults and seniors and $5 for students. Members receive free admission. For the week-by-week schedule, please check the museum's website.

Head to Delray Beach every Friday evening for a laid-back happy hour on the beach. You can jump into games like volleyball, cornhole, and spikeball while enjoying the sunset. It is free, and an RSVP is recommended so the host can plan for drinks.

Discover square dancing in a welcoming, low-pressure environment tailored to first-timers. This session is geared toward newcomers who want to start learning without stress. Entry is $6 per person, payable at the door.

Majesty of Rock returns for an evening of high-energy Journey and Styx tribute music, featuring Julian Vazquez delivering authentic vocals and stage presence. Expect a mix of hard rock guitar, acoustic touches, lush synthesizers, and driving piano, all built around the spirit and signature sound of these classic bands. General admission is $10, and tables can be reserved in advance, with arrival timing tied to entertainment start.

This four-time Tony Award winning Broadway classic celebrates Broadway, Times Square, and the magic of show business with tap-driven energy, sharp humor, and plenty of sparkle. Set in the Great Depression, the story centers on Peggy Sawyer, an aspiring chorus performer from Allentown, Pennsylvania, who secures her first ensemble role in a lavish new musical. On the brink of opening night, the star suffers an ankle injury, and Peggy is suddenly poised to step in and try for the spotlight. The score is filled with time-honored favorites, including "You're Getting To Be A Habit With Me," "Dames," "We're In the Money," "Lullaby of Broadway," "Shuffle Off to Buffalo," and "Forty-Second Street." It remains a hallmark of the classic showbiz musical.

Flow Social brings a community Flow Arts and dance jam for all ages to Casa Mannabliss. The gathering begins with a brief introduction, then music fills the space for open movement and exploration, with or without props. Extra poi, hula hoops, leviwands, and juggling balls are available to borrow, and a bite-sized playshop unfolds midway through. Flow arts blend dance with object manipulation to cultivate a state of flow, a focused and exhilarating experience described by psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi. Common props such as poi, staff, and hoops are guided to amplify expression, creating an improvised visual showcase.

Roosevelt Collier’s Power Trio brings a birthday celebration for Mike to Crazy Uncle Mikes, led by a pedal steel standout rooted in the sacred steel tradition. Having grown up performing with family ensemble The Lee Boys and their high-energy, soul-stirring shows, Collier takes the front seat as The Dr., firing off swift, expressive slide lines that leave a lasting impression. A frequent Artist at Large at festivals, he has shared stages with Jelly Roll, the Allman Brothers, Tedeschi Trucks, Los Lobos, and the Del McCoury Band. His projects stretch from Bokanté, a world music all-star band created with Snarky Puppy founder Michael League and vocalist Malika Tirolien, to acclaimed get-downs that unite church musicians and marquee guests, and a trio in the Jimi Hendrix Experiment style. Expect a set that draws on blues, gospel, rock, and funk while channeling the uplifting energy that defines his live performances.

An energetic night of live music returns to Igot's Martiki Bar, set in a tropical, open air atmosphere. Rockin' to the Core delivers a high energy performance designed to rock audiences to the core and keep the vibe upbeat.

Live music fills O'Shea's Pub as The Lunatics take the stage. The lineup features Marlee on drums, Anthony Angalone on guitar, Jess on vocals, and Dave on bass.

Catch Ryan Mundy live at Tin Roof in Delray Beach for a country-focused night. The show is scheduled to start at 9:00 PM.

Kickstart the day with a low impact HIIT session that blends barre and Pilates elements for a strong burn. Plan to arrive on time and check in at the back lawn. Bring a yoga mat or use one provided, and remember to bring water. Parking is available in CityPlace public garages, or you can use hotel valet at standard rates.

Enjoy a free Pilates session at Wildflower Park, set by the intracoastal for an outdoor workout. The class welcomes both newcomers and experienced practitioners. Please bring your own mat and a water bottle. No registration is required. Parking is limited, and BocaConnect, an eco friendly shuttle service, offers complimentary rides to the park.

Work on your art skills and explore new creative approaches in a calm, encouraging studio setting. This session provides time to practice techniques at your own pace with support along the way. Pricing is $29 for residents and $35 for non-residents.

A brunch-style celebration introduces Heyy, Niece! alongside the debut of the book Heyy, Niece! Let's Talk About Relationships. Expect light bites and sparkling refreshments, a live reading by the author, a guided moment for reflection, a book signing, and time to connect with others. Serving as the official kickoff of the Heyy, Niece! movement, the gathering centers on big energy and shared conversation.

Enjoy a brunch menu with the option of bottomless mimosas or Aperol spritz for $18. Drinks are served by the glass with a two hour limit. Sharing is not permitted, and a food purchase is required.

A free jigsaw puzzle tournament welcomes all ages, presented in partnership with the Florida Jigsaw Puzzle Association and sponsored by the Friends of the Library. The event features 25 pairs racing to complete the same 300 piece puzzle as quickly as possible, and faster finishers increase their chance of earning a reward. Registration is required for each pair that plans to compete, and spectators are welcome to drop in and watch. Information about vendor booth availability and applications is provided only through official City of Boca Raton or Boca Raton Recreation pages.

ERB performs on the dock at Old Key Lime House.

Celebrate craft brews and spirits at the 5th Annual West Palm Beach Beer Fest, featuring free unlimited tastings from local and national brewers and spirit companies. This is a one-day, in-person festival with a new expanded home at Bryant Park in Lake Worth Beach, plus a great waterfront atmosphere for meeting up and sampling. Entry requires being 21+. The event is dog-friendly and runs rain or shine.

Take part in a 13 week Magic: The Gathering Commander league built around multiplayer pods of three to five players and two rounds per session. A pack of the winner’s choice is awarded each round. Three competition levels help match players to the right table, with a casual option suited to newcomers and preconstructed decks, an optimized track for stronger play, and a competitive bracket for top tier contenders. Participation is tracked throughout the league and culminates in a Prize Night that is free to enter through league fees. The prize pool builds over the season and is distributed to those who attend Prize Night and have joined at least three league sessions. Entry is $6.

The event marks a return to Bungalow Bar & Grill, a Boynton Beach favorite for food, friendly company, and a lively atmosphere.

Slightly Stoopid performs live at Sunset Cove Amphitheater in Boca Raton. Experience a concert from the band at this venue.

The Vice City Ballers World Series Fundraiser features a Drag/Variety show with special guest star Aunt Mary Pat DiSabatino, who will do a comedy set. The evening is hosted by Button Spectre, and includes a lineup of performers connected to the SFAAA (South Florida's LGBTQ+ softball league), aiming to put on a memorable night at The Gray Box.

Siempre Flamenco brings a dynamic new program back to Arts Garage, showcasing an international ensemble of musicians and dancers. Guitar, voice, and movement engage in a lively exchange shaped by the intricate rhythms of flamenco. The bright character of Guajiras and Tanguillos contrasts with the deep emotion of Soleares and the buoyant spirit of Alegrias, creating a journey where passionate song meets the precision and fire of dance. Founded in 2002 by Celia and Paco Fonta as a nonprofit dedicated to preserving and sharing flamenco traditions, Siempre Flamenco presents year-round programming across Florida and launched Miami’s Festival of Cante Flamenco in 2006. The festival has reached its 17th edition and is recognized internationally as the only event of its kind in the United States. The performance features musical direction and guitar by Paco Fonta, an internationally recognized guitarist, singer, and composer, an accomplished interpreter of Cante Jondo, and a recipient of the Florida Folk Heritage Award whose recording credits include collaborations with Gloria Estefan, Olga Tañon, and David Bisbal. Artistic direction and dance are led by Celia Fonta, trained at Madrid’s Amor de Dios, also a Florida Folk Heritage Award recipient, an experienced educator, and the creator of both traditional and fusion works such as Mojito Andaluz, Flamenco Sephardit, Beats and Compas, and FlamenJazz Jam. The cast also includes Jose Cortes Panzekito, Jose Junco, and Liliana de la Caridad, rounding out an ensemble that brings the vitality and nuance of flamenco to the stage.

Get ready for a fun night of improv comedy at Doghouse Theater. The cast performs spontaneous, unscripted scenes and pulls ideas from the audience to keep every show fresh and totally different. Seating is limited, so getting tickets ahead of time is a good idea.

Unwind with a free, drop-in yoga session at Wildflower Park, set alongside the intracoastal for a calm, scenic practice. No sign-up is needed. Bring a yoga mat and water to stay comfortable. Parking is limited, and BocaConnect, an eco-friendly shuttle, offers complimentary rides to the park.

A lively year-round farmers market featuring more than 85 local vendors with offerings that range from fresh produce, artisan sourdough and specialty cheeses to organic microgreens, tallow-based skincare, coffee, lemonade, farm-fresh eggs, raw dairy products, dog treats and other finds. A free yoga session is also offered with advance registration. Attendees should bring a mat, water and any other essentials for a peaceful outdoor flow.

Presented by Margaret Ann Lembo, this in-person workshop at The Crystal Garden in Boynton Beach offers a small group experience limited to 20 participants. The session blends a talk with a guided regression to explore reincarnation, karma, and dharma as pathways to clarify purpose, support healing from earlier experiences, and bring meaning to the present. Many participants may connect with memories from other lifetimes, while some may revisit significant moments from earlier in this life that are ready for healing. Admission is $50 with prepayment or $55 at the door, and payments are non-refundable. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and bringing a sweater is suggested.

A brunch menu is available along with the option of bottomless mimosas or Aperol spritz for $18. The bottomless service is limited to two hours, is served by the glass only, and may not be shared. A food purchase is required.

B.J. Parks performs a solo acoustic singer songwriter set at Sailfish Marina Restaurant in Palm Beach Shores, offering a variety of songs on guitar and vocals.

A weekly Magic: The Gathering Standard tournament series takes place at Tower of Games Boca Raton. The format is Standard with Regular Rules Enforcement and Swiss pairings. Entry is $10. Each week features a winner promo card, with additional prizes based on attendance. Players can test new builds or bring proven decks and compete with the community. For questions, call 561-722-2872 or send a message on Facebook or Instagram.

Hanna’s Sunday yoga class welcomes participants of all experience levels. Please bring water and a mat. The class fee is $10.

Icons of Country brings a three-artist tribute to Crazy Uncle Mike’s in Boca Raton, delivering a high-energy night for South Florida country fans. The show honors Tim McGraw, Kenny Chesney, and Miranda Lambert with performances that capture the feel of their arena tours. Audiences can look forward to McGraw’s heartfelt storytelling, Chesney’s sun-soaked party hits, and Lambert’s bold outlaw edge, presented with authentic vocals and engaging stage presence. Backed by a seasoned band, the set features sing-along favorites such as “Live Like You Were Dying,” “No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems,” and “Gunpowder & Lead.” Crazy Uncle Mike’s is known for its vibrant atmosphere, craft brews, good food, and an intimate concert experience that puts fans close to the action.

Catch A Jersey Boys Reunion with Willie Cintron for an evening of classic tunes and nostalgia at Boca Black Box Center for the Arts. Tickets are reserved for 15 minutes while you complete your purchase.

Celebrate equality over a classic tea service at the third annual EqualiTEA, hosted by the Women’s Chamber of Commerce of Palm Beach County. Enjoy stylish hats, meaningful conversation, and connections with accomplished women at The Ben West Palm in the Blue Heron Ballroom. Hat sponsor is the Norton Museum of Art. Part of the proceeds supports the Women’s Chamber of PBC Foundation. Seating is limited.

Join The Space for a guided breathwork session designed to help you switch off stress, anxiety, and overthinking. It’s a 45-minute class focused on getting your mind, body, and soul aligned. This one is free and takes place on Thursday mornings.

The 2026 Annual Education Breakfast brings the Delray Beach community together to support local students, celebrate learning, and invest in the area’s future. Contributions through sponsorships, tables, tickets, and partnerships make a direct impact for students in Delray Beach, spanning classroom learning through career preparation. Attendees can connect over coffee and conversation while focusing on opportunities that uplift education. Sponsorship opportunities and tables are available.

The Broward County Mini Homeschool Expo brings games, prizes, and plenty of fun to Downtown West Palm Beach.

S.C.R.A.P. Studio is Resource Depot’s open creative space where you can bring a project, get into a creative rhythm, and make something of your own. This program is for ages 17 and up. The cost is $10 per person for each session.

Under the glow of the full moon at Old School Square, instructors Jessica Om and Pedro Luna guide an all-levels yoga flow set to live beats from DJ SUBSQWAD, an ecstatic dance facilitator and founder of Ecstatic Living FL. The evening begins with time to lay down a mat, set an intention, and explore curated vendors. After the flow settles, the music rises as DJ SUBSQWAD fuels free-form movement and ecstatic dance. Everyone is welcome to move, express, and shine, and flow artists are invited to bring their props and add to the celebration. Admission is free, with a suggested $5 donation to help sustain community gatherings centered on movement, music, and connection.

Head to Respectable Street in West Palm Beach for a night of indie pop, indie rock, and alternative pop with VEAUX. The show is scheduled to start at 7:00 PM.

Celebrate the music and laid-back spirit of Jimmy Buffett with a tropical-themed tribute at Old School Square. Expect beachy vibes and Parrot Head flair, with tropical shirts and flip flops right at home. The festivities include a costume contest, a limbo showdown, and hands-on coconut painting, all set to a soundtrack of live bands. Performances feature Cape Universal and Strawberry Lane, with a headliner still to be announced. Classic bites and sips inspired by island life will be available, including cheeseburgers and margaritas, so there is plenty to enjoy while dancing and having fun. General admission is free and attendees are encouraged to bring their own lawn chair. A VIP option is available for $50 and provides access to a private lounge, reserved seating, a dedicated bar, and one drink ticket. Please note that coolers and outside alcohol are not permitted.

Head to the beach each Friday for a laid-back happy hour vibe with games and great sunsets. You can expect beach volleyball along with activities like cornhole and spikeball, plus some time to relax and enjoy the evening atmosphere. This event is free, and RSVPing helps the organizers plan for refreshments.

Wide Awake returns to the stage at Crazy Uncle Mike’s with a tribute to U2 that spans favorites from The Joshua Tree, Achtung Baby, and beyond. The band highlights the venue’s lively vibe, sound, and energy, setting the scene for a memorable night with Boca fans. Expect an immersive celebration of U2’s music, from soaring anthems to high octane hits.

The KillBillies bring their folk and roots sound to O'Shea's Pub in West Palm Beach for a night of live music and drinks. Led by Ben Childs, this trio moves through multiple genres while keeping a distinctive banjo and bass groove at the core. With origins dating back to 2010, they have performed in settings ranging from festivals and rock clubs to live streams and living rooms, delivering an upbeat set that gets people smiling and dancing.

Keep the night going with DJ Ace spinning dance tunes at the Green Room. The party runs late, so come ready to hit the dance floor.

Robby’s Vacuums and More is marking its grand opening with a friendly meet-the-teacher gathering. Explore sample projects, discover more than 20 class options, and reserve a spot in a complimentary pincushion session taught by Sheila. The team brings ten years of sales and service experience to help you get inspired, learn new skills, and choose the class that fits your interests.

Magic: The Gathering brings a creative, community focused celebration inspired by The Hobbit to Tower of Games in Boca Raton. Expect a casual atmosphere with hands-on activities like a Dwarven language puzzle that challenges you to decode hidden messages, a Smaug themed coloring project designed to slip into a card toploader, and themed stickers for decorating deck boxes, binders, and notebooks. Participants can also pick up special Treasure tokens while supplies last. Entry is $10, and the event welcomes long-time fans of Middle-earth as well as players looking for a different kind of Magic experience.

Hosted by CDAAP at the F. H. Collaborative Center, this paint and sip focuses on a sweet ice cream theme. Participants create an ice cream inspired painting in a creative setting suited to friends, families, or a solo outing.

Arts Garage hosts a spirited salute to Ella Fitzgerald led by acclaimed vocalist and improviser Ashley Pezzotti. With a supple sense of swing, nimble phrasing, and fearless scat, Pezzotti honors Ella’s songbook while bringing her own modern spark. The set moves from cherished standards to dazzling vocal improvisations, shining a light on the creativity and elegance that made Ella a cornerstone of jazz. On stage, Ashley is joined by Matt Wigler on piano, Jamie Ousley on bass, and John Yarling on drums, forming a dynamic quartet that underscores the music’s grace and drive. Pezzotti is a New York based singer recognized for collaborations with Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, Arturo Sandoval, Dee Dee Bridgewater, and Joey Alexander. Drawing on Dominican roots, she also writes original music in both English and Spanish, and her performances have reached audiences around the world. JLCO trumpeter and arranger Marcus Printup has praised her command of standards, originals, and scat, noting the agility and authority she brings to the stage. Beyond performing, she directs the Jazz Vocal Program at Florida International University and presents master classes internationally. Her recordings with the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra include The Ever Fonky Lowdown, Big Band Holidays III, and Everything Changes, and she is releasing new music with Club44 Records.

Get ready for a high-energy improv comedy night where performers create scenes on the spot using audience suggestions. At this Doghouse Theater show, you can expect spontaneous, unscripted laughs with an ensemble that keeps each performance fresh. Seats are limited, so it’s a good idea to grab your tickets ahead of time. Please note, no outside alcohol or food is allowed (water bottles are okay).

Finland House brings back a monthly Summer Art series with a new activity each month through December. The third session focuses on creating beaded botanical art, guided by instructor Summer Dawn. The $35 fee includes all materials and instruction. English and Finnish translation is available upon request, and happy hour drinks will be available.

311 and Dirty Heads team up for a concert at iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach, FL. The lineup features both bands on the same bill for one live show.

Catch 311 and Dirty Heads live at iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach. Show time listed is 5:30 PM on Sunday, August 30, 2026, with tickets shown for several seating areas including lawn and pavilion sections.

Put your pet knowledge to the test at a pet-themed trivia evening at The Biergarten. Expect friendly competition, plenty of laughs, and a lively atmosphere with great food and cold drinks. The night features raffle giveaways, funny animal-focused questions, moving stories about adoptable pets, and unique prizes for the trivia champions. Every raffle ticket and correct answer supports Tri-County Animal Rescue and its lifesaving work for dogs and cats in need.

This casual CRA social invites conversation and useful information. Attendees can meet CRA staff, learn how CRAs function, hear about projects on the horizon, and explore how the CRA supports small businesses with help for funding and available leasing options. The gathering aims to connect with more members of the Delray Beach community. Light refreshments will be available.

Experience Hayley Williams at iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach, FL.

Shaw Davis & The Black Ties bring their high-voltage mix of progressive hard rock and roots rock to Crazy Uncle Mikes, channeling the grit and soul of classic blues rock. Formed in Pompano Beach in 2017, this power trio toured heavily across the United States with more than 300 shows in two years and built a strong presence on the national club circuit. Recognized by Rock & Blues Muse among 2019’s must-hear rock and blues artists, the band collaborated with Grammy winner Paul Nelson, known for his work with Johnny Winter, on Red Sun Rebellion, which was slated for release on Sony Orchard in February 2021. Their second album, Tales From The West, arrived in 2018, earned three Independent Blues Music Award nominations, and debuted at number 20 on the RMR Blues Rock chart. Their sound reflects influences such as Black Sabbath, Jimi Hendrix, Rage Against the Machine, and Rival Sons, and their touring history includes appearances with Foghat, The Guess Who, Blackberry Smoke, The Georgia Satellites, Bishop Gunn, Walter Trout, Eric Tessmer, Samantha Fish, and Blue Oyster Cult.

Downtown Delray Beach lights up with creativity during First Friday Art Walk, a self-guided evening that invites you to chart your own route through galleries and exhibitions. Build a personalized itinerary, then explore at your own pace to watch live painting, meet local artists, and enjoy live music. Suitable for families and just right for a date night, this experience showcases the neighborhood's artistic energy and offers something for every taste.

Southern Blood brings the unruly heart and raw charge of classic Southern rock to the stage. This five member lineup of long time pros delivers faithful takes on favorites from Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Allman Brothers, and more, tapping into the roots of American Southern rock. Known for high energy sets and a dedication to the outlaw tradition of classic rock, their show offers an authentic Southern rock experience that keeps fans coming back.

Stay Cool is a 90 minute blend of comedy and magic, complete with an intermission, where mind reading, sleight of hand, and stand up comedy unfold at a lively pace. Yarden Shalev uses the show to explore the notion that chance may not be chance at all, suggesting that shuffles, coincidences, and passing moments point to a larger pattern, even when it is out of sight. Original music, inventive illusions, and interactive storytelling keep audiences laughing, involved, and repeatedly surprised. Many leave debating whether they witnessed a magic set, a comedy performance, or a bit of both. Shalev is an award winning magician and global performer, originally from Israel, who holds a U.S. O-1 artist visa recognizing extraordinary ability. With thousands of shows behind him, he has appeared on major cruise ships, in theaters, and at corporate events for leading international companies, as well as in two multi season television productions. Known for quick wit, original material, and an easy charm, he delivers a distinctive mix of illusion, mentalism, and comedy. He is also a certified private pilot.

SnapBack returns to a staple of Lake Worth nightlife for music, drinks, and fun.

Sensory Saturdays offers a quieter, low-stimulation visit to the Cox Science Center and Aquarium. These special exploration hours are designed for families who are navigating autism spectrum disorder, sensory processing needs, or cognitive differences, as well as guests who benefit from accessibility accommodations. Exhibits can be explored without heavy crowds, with gentler lighting, reduced noise, and limited visual stimulation on interactive exhibits where possible. The facility is ADA accessible and wheelchair friendly.

Magic Presents: Heart of the Mountain offers a The Hobbit themed Commander experience for Magic: The Gathering players. The spotlight is on the Arkenstone, the Heart of the Mountain, as competitors vie for control. During play, the Arkenstone shifts between players, and the winner is the first to secure it three times. This special format runs alongside the weekly Commander league, bringing a Middle-earth twist to regular games. Entry is $3 at Tower of Games. Event code YENXYEY is available for this program. Every participant receives an An Unexpected Party promo card while supplies last, plus one participation booster pack. For questions, call 561-722-2872.

Pump takes the stage at THRōW Social Delray Beach for an energetic performance that brings a lively vibe to the venue.

Expect an inspiring, heartfelt program of original music that blends contemporary jazz with Haitian and Caribbean colors. Guided by deft improvisation, layered rhythmic interplay, and vivid storytelling, the performance explores themes of healing, perseverance, faith, and renewed strength, creating a concert experience that feels both personal and widely resonant. Led by Orlando based percussionist, composer, producer, and bandleader Johnbern Thomas, the music pairs Kreyòl grooves with expressive improvisation, moving from deep, grounded pulses to soaring melodic moments while honoring his Haitian roots. Thomas has appeared for audiences across the Caribbean, Europe, Asia, South America, and the United States, and he has collaborated with acclaimed artists including Grammy winner Miguel Zenón, three time Grammy winner Zach Brock, Aaron Goldberg, Jean Caze, Godwin Louis, Don Braden, Julie Michels, Emeline Michel, Strings, Rutshelle Guillaume, and the late Mikaben. As a performer, producer, and advocate for Haitian culture, he is dedicated to uplifting the next generation of Haitian artists and sharing the richness of Haiti’s musical heritage. The program draws from his second album, Retrouve La Force, a powerful statement rooted in faith, resilience, healing, and cultural identity. Through original compositions that weave jazz, Haitian rhythms, and spiritual reflection, Thomas presents music centered on transformation and collective hope. The ensemble features Adam Kornecki on piano, Daniel Bonnet on alto saxophone, John Krasula on guitar, Thomas Milovac on bass, and Johnbern Thomas on drums.

Crazy Uncle Mikes hosts Souljam, a six-piece jam band from Vero Beach, Florida. For more than a decade, the group has built a live show that blends original material with handpicked covers. Their sound lives in the classic rock tradition and will connect with listeners who enjoy artists like The Allman Brothers, Widespread Panic, Umphrey’s McGee, and Tedeschi Trucks Band. Expect dynamic improvisation and fresh turns that favor new ideas over the familiar.

Ninja Camp at Jumptwist Ninja offers a high‑energy day designed for when school is out, giving kids a place to stay active, build skills, and have fun. Campers can expect a blend of structured curriculum activities, interactive games, and creative arts and crafts. Families should send children with a packed lunch and make sure they arrive in athletic footwear. Age‑based options are available: Ninja Tots for ages 3 to 4 with brief session choices, Mini Ninja for age 5 as a half‑day option, and camps for ages 6 to 12 available in either full‑day or half‑day formats. Space is limited.

Relax under the night sky during a guided sound bath and meditation led by Martha Popova. The setting is the pool and surrounding deck, where participants may float in the water or settle into a poolside lounger while live sounds from singing bowls, gongs, chimes, and flutes create a soothing, immersive atmosphere. Flotation devices are provided, and you may bring a blanket and pillow if desired. This event is open to the public and welcomes all skill levels. Pricing is $50 to float and $10 for a poolside lounger, with complimentary access for hotel guests. Please plan to arrive early for check-in. Parking is available in public garages at CityPlace or through standard hotel valet. Taking place in West Palm Beach, Florida.

Andy Frasco & The U.N. deliver a high-energy show shaped by more than fifteen years on the road and a tour pace that regularly tops two hundred dates a year. Guided by Frasco’s DIY spirit, the band blends Americana, indie rock, jam, folk, funk, soul, punk, and gospel into a raw, unfiltered sound, while his songwriting adds a candid, introspective edge. Their catalog ranges from the hopeful lift of L’Optimist to the earned reflections of Growing Pains. Growing Pains, self-produced by Frasco, features collaborations with Billy Strings, G. Love, and JJ Grey and spotlights his growth as both writer and producer. Offstage, he reaches listeners through the World Saving Podcast, hosting conversations with musicians, comedians, athletes, and others.

Andy Frasco & The U.N. bring the Better Bad Ideas Tour to Crazy Uncle Mikes with support from Ajeva. For over 15 years the band has earned a reputation for explosive live performances, spending more than 200 days a year on the road and transforming festival fields and packed clubs into sweat-soaked celebrations. Frasco leads with a big personality and a DIY drive, mixing Americana, folk, indie rock, jam, funk, soul, punk, and gospel into a colorful, unfiltered sound. Beneath the high-energy show is a reflective songwriter, moving from the lift of L’Optimist to the hard-won perspective of Growing Pains, a self-produced milestone featuring collaborations with Billy Strings, G. Love, and JJ Grey. Offstage he connects with audiences through the World Saving Podcast, where he hosts conversations with musicians, comedians, athletes, and more.

Nothin But A Good Time brings a faithful Poison-themed performance to Boca Black Box in Florida.

Pick up a pencil and settle into the galleries for a relaxed sketching session. This drop-in program welcomes all ages, with free drawing supplies provided so curiosity is the only thing to bring. Work at your own pace among the artworks on view. No sign-up is needed, and participation is included with paid Museum admission.

This event welcomes all Husker fans.

Enjoy live music performed in real time.

Presented by Teddy Lion Promotion LLC, this birthday celebration brings a blackout themed party to West Palm Beach, Florida. Expect a soundtrack of reggae, dancehall, and soca with Stone Love, Ultra Media, Island Vibes, and International Buzz providing the music. Ultra Media delivers the early set, and the night is hosted by Lockit and Klankz. Hookah service will be available. The event takes place at Hellshire.

Begin the morning with a Vinyasa Yoga class at the museum led by Leslie Glickman. The session centers on coordinating breath with movement through creative sequences. No prior experience is required, and the practice is designed to boost energy and support overall well-being. After class, relax with fellow participants in the peaceful sculpture garden, enjoying coffee, tea, and organic flavored water while appreciating the artworks in the tranquil setting. Museum admission is included, allowing time to explore the permanent collection and view pieces by artists from around the world.

This community car meet at Texas Roadhouse in Boynton Beach brings together veterans, families, sisters, brothers, aunts, uncles, and grandparents to connect over cars and the restaurant’s food. Vehicle entry is $15, and trophies will be awarded in multiple classes, including best in show, fan favorite, manager’s choice, car participation, and more. Spectators can browse the lineup and cast votes at no cost while enjoying friendly fellowship.

Margaret Ann Lembo leads a calm, in-person guided meditation in the Angel Room at The Crystal Garden in Boynton Beach, created to ease stress and nurture inner peace. Each session introduces a fresh theme while offering gentle guidance to settle mental chatter. Meditation centers on stilling the mind, and the practice comes from returning to that quiet moment by moment. Admission is free with first-come availability.

The Cove Annual Golf Tournament brings golfers to Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club for a day on the course benefiting Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County, Jim & Jan Moran Club. The event features a shotgun start with on-course contests such as a hole-in-one challenge, closest to the pin, and longest drive, along with raffle prizes, a 50/50 drawing, and awards for first, second, and third place. After the final putt, a banquet at The Cove Waterfront & Tiki Bar includes tournament awards plus raffle and silent auction items. Sponsorship opportunities are available, including Corporate at $1,500, Silver at $1,000, Hole at $300, and Individual at $250. Questions can be directed to Denise Buzzelli at (561) 901-4946 or (954) 427-9747.

This free senior expo at the Palm Beach County Convention Center connects attendees with local organizations that support older adults and their families. The event features prize drawings, refreshments, and health screenings.

Hosted at the Opal Grand Hotel in Delray Beach, this conference welcomes women in recovery. Registration is open, and scholarships are offered.

Ultracon Comic Con 2026 brings a full weekend of comics, cosplay, anime, gaming, movies, collectibles, and pop culture to the South Florida Expo Center. Fans, families, collectors, and creators can celebrate everything from superheroes and sci-fi to animation and fantasy in one lively gathering. Brittney Cookies, known as KeepWPBsweet, is featured with accolades that include being recognized as the top cookie spot in Port St. Lucie, multiple dessert awards, and a Top 3 Best Bakery finalist honor in Palm Beach County. Their booth features freshly baked cookies in more than 30 flavors, chocolate-dipped Oreos, buckeyes and Dubai buckeyes, cakes, brownies, dessert cups, edible cookie dough, and specialty sweets created just for the convention. Save room for dessert while exploring vendors, connecting with fellow fans, and showing off cosplay.

Celebrate rhythm and soul at a hands-on paint night where vintage vinyl records become jazz-inspired works of art. Settle in at a thoughtfully arranged workspace, enjoy music in the background, and paint expressive strokes and rich colors that echo movement and melody. All supplies are provided, with guidance specific to painting on vinyl, and no prior experience is required. Follow the suggested design or choose your own direction, then take home a unique painted record. The atmosphere blends culture, creativity, and connection for a lively, art-filled experience. Capacity is limited.

An evening of 1920s glamour sets the scene for a speakeasy style gala that salutes South Florida’s rum-running past. Guests are encouraged to wear flapper inspired outfits and sharp suits while enjoying secretive touches and a spirit of giving. This fundraiser benefits Pandora’s Kids.

SOLFYRE brings a lively rock show to The Irish Brigade in downtown Lake Worth, keeping the hits coming in a spirited pub setting.

Enjoy a two-day dive weekend in West Palm Beach centered on drift diving. The schedule features two separate two tank boat outings, one on Saturday morning and another on Sunday morning, with the option to add Blue Heron Bridge dives on Saturday afternoon. Included are dive fees, tanks, air or nitrox, and two nights of lodging based on double occupancy with tax. Transportation, meals, and personal gear are not included, and rental equipment is available.

The Hearts & Paws Celebration at John Prince Memorial Park features family-friendly fun and puppies available for adoption.

New York based vibraphonist and harmonica master Hendrik Meurkens appears at Arts Garage with his Samba Jazz Quartet, celebrating the release of Samba Tonto, a new album that has led the jazz charts for several weeks. His distinctive approach to Brazilian jazz has earned consistent respect from critics and fellow musicians. The performance centers on lyrical improvisation woven with vibrant Brazilian rhythms. Meurkens began his career in Germany on vibraphone, and hearing Toots Thielemans at 19 drew him to the harmonica. His work has taken him from Brazil to Germany and across Europe, where he became a key figure on the studio and jazz scene, leading his own groups and collaborating with visiting legends Harry Sweets Edison and Buddy Tate. He recorded his first album as a leader, Samba Importado, in Brazil in 1989. A 1992 trip to California led to a Concord signing, and six subsequent albums established him as the first major new harmonica voice since Thielemans and as a vibraphonist in the mainstream tradition. He moved to New York the same year and has lived there since. His thirty recordings have drawn strong airplay and praise, reinforcing his instantly identifiable Brazilian jazz style. Honors include the Brazilian International Press Award in 2014 and repeated appearances in the Downbeat and Jazziz polls. He has recorded and performed with Ray Brown, Paquito D’Rivera, Oscar Castro Neves, Herb Ellis, Herbie Mann, James Moody, Charlie Byrd, Jimmy Cobb, Ivan Lins, Monty Alexander, Manfredo Fest, Dori Caymmi, Toninho Horta, Harry Sweets Edison, Buddy Tate, Joyce, Astrud Gilberto, Roberto Menescal, Antonio Adolfo, Emilio Santiago, and many others. The quartet features Meurkens on harmonica and vibraphone, Mike Eckroth on piano, Jamie Ousley on bass, and Ludwig Afonso on drums.

The trio returns to Igot's Martiki Bar, a place that feels like home for them. They are eager to see the Igot's family again.

Experience a cozier, garden-scale edition of Coco Market at SmartyPlants Nursery. This intimate event features yoga, live music, a hands-on gardening workshop, and a carefully selected group of local vendors, bringing the spirit of the market into a serene garden setting. Attendance is free and open to everyone. Capacity is limited.

Finland House presents a Summer Art series featuring a different creative project each month. The fourth session centers on Painted Planks and is led by teacher Summer Dawn. The fee is $35 per class and covers all materials and instruction. English and Finnish translation is available upon request. Happy hour drinks will be offered.

A fundraising performance presented by Support Not Stigma explores mental health, trauma, resilience, and the weight people often carry unseen. Through unfiltered storytelling and a focus on healing, the production creates a shared space for reflection. Presented on the Stephanie Smith Main Stage as part of the Limited Engagement Series, the show runs about two hours. Tickets are $100 and cover a silent auction, light bites, and one drink ticket, with a $5 processing fee applied per order. The outside presenter has privately leased the Lake Worth Playhouse and is solely responsible for the event, and the venue's management is not responsible for the content, accuracy, or quality of the program.

Hip hop groups Wu-Tang Clan and Bone Thugs N Harmony share the stage at iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach. The lineup brings both acts together for a live performance at this venue.

At Delray Old School Square, this third annual poker tournament offers an evening of no-limit Texas Hold'em poker, prizes, and a meaningful mission benefiting Child Rescue Coalition. Players of every experience level are welcome. Space is limited. The event supports child protection.

Pickleball takes center stage for a feel-good day of community and friendly competition, all in support of a worthy cause. Designed for both experienced players and newcomers, the event blends lively play with opportunities to help local children and families thrive. Attendees can enjoy drinks, raffles, and an award ceremony. The event supports Center for Family Services, a nonprofit that has served Palm Beach County for 61 years by providing behavioral healthcare programs and education to people who need care but cannot afford it. Tickets are required for both players and spectators.

Kick off the weekend with a live performance from SOLFYRE Rock Band as they bring the party to Tin Roof Delray Beach.

Get ready for a party filled with classic rock and roll, featuring Riverdown at Biergarten Boca.

The group 3siXty returns to The Irish Brigade for another appearance.

Damon Fowler brings a soulful, roots-rich performance to The Funky Biscuit. A seasoned singer, guitarist, and songwriter, he blends multiple strands of American roots music with both grit and nuance. His standing among fellow musicians includes a featured spot with Butch Trucks’ Freight Train and a turn on guitar with the Dickey Betts Band. Reviewers have drawn lines from his fiery fretwork to Johnny Winter and Jeff Beck, while his slide tone evokes Duane Allman. Expect fluid lap steel and dobro passages alongside blistering guitar runs for a night of high-level musicianship.

Hosted by Bella's Angels at Delray Dunes Golf and Country Club, this seventh annual Nine and Dine golf fundraiser features a nine hole round followed by dinner. Keith Lorigan serves as chair. The program includes a silent auction as well as a live auction. Funds raised support the Buddies and the families served by Bella's Angels. Those who prefer not to golf can participate in the dinner portion only.

Enter a topsy-turvy celebration that unfolds over two evenings with whimsy, mischief, and a touch of magic. Creative attire is encouraged, whether you channel Alice, the Mad Hatter, the Queen of Hearts, or invent your own curious character. The weekend opens with a casual social featuring cocktails and plenty of laughter for $25. The centerpiece is the Nobility Ball, an elegant evening with entertainment and spectacle for $100. A full weekend option is available for $125.

SnapBack performs at Palm Beach Zoo with a danceable, sing-along set spanning the 1970s through today. The show moves across decades of popular music, delivering a soundtrack of familiar hits.

A candlelit tribute to The Beatles transforms First Presbyterian Church of WPB into an intimate setting for a live, multi-sensory concert in West Palm Beach. The Collins Quartet from Miami performs favorites including Here Comes the Sun, I Want To Hold Your Hand, Help!, Michelle, Penny Lane, Come Together, We Can Work It Out, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Lady Madonna, Blackbird, Here, There and Everywhere, Eleanor Rigby, Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, Yesterday, and Hey Jude. The program lasts 60 minutes. Doors open three quarters of an hour before the music begins, and late entry is not permitted once the concert has started. Seats are allocated on a first come, first served basis within each zone. The venue is ADA accessible. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. This is a tribute event and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, their estate, or official representatives.

Season 8 of the Golden Bell Battle of the Bands brings a live showdown to the Boca Raton Innovation Campus, with LVL UP Fitness powering the celebration of music. Four amateur groups... Hell on Heelz, BandsWithBenefits, Storm Surge, and No Retreat No Surrender... compete for the title while helping raise funds for the Golden Bell Education Foundation, supporting education in the community. The 2025 champions, Wild Souls, will make a special appearance. General admission is $75, and VIP admission is $100 with early entry.

Presenter Margaret Ann Lembo leads an in-person session at The Crystal Garden in Boynton Beach, FL focused on connecting with angelic guidance and learning to work with the Archangels and Gemstone Guardians Cards. Explore the qualities of 11 archangels and up to 44 gemstones, see how each angel aligns with four stones, and practice straightforward card readings aimed at insight and self-awareness. The conversation highlights archangels as luminous, vibrational messengers and offers practical ways to welcome their support, with affirmations and gemstone messages used to encourage clarity and positive change. Pricing is $27 with prepayment and $33 at the door. All sales are non-refundable. Attendance is limited to 20 participants. The Archangels and Gemstone Guardians Cards deck will be available for purchase at a discount at The Crystal Garden.

Hosted at Palm Beach Shooting Center, this intermediate, four-hour course is for concealed carry permit holders who already shoot confidently on a static range and want to transition to carrying a handgun for personal defense in everyday settings. Instruction centers on what to know before carrying in public, covering safety, a solid combative shooting platform, proper grip and gun fit under stress, sighting and trigger control, recoil management, and developing subconscious aiming. The class examines the realities of armed encounters before, during, and after an incident, along with defensive ammunition choices, situational awareness, tactical planning, and a resilient fighting mindset. Practical carry considerations are addressed, including concealment holsters, belts and carry options, and carry positions, with coaching on using natural physical and psychological responses in lethal force situations and personalized on-range feedback. This class is not for new shooters. Participants must be comfortable operating independently on a traditional range, have fired at least 500 rounds in the last year with the handgun they will bring, and know how to load, unload, verify clear, and handle basic malfunctions. Students should demonstrate consistent fundamentals at an unconscious competence level. For semi-automatics, the ability to lock the slide open and clear a jam is required. A strong command of firearm safety and range etiquette is expected, and a concealed weapons license or a recent criminal background check is required for attendance. Bring an unloaded carry handgun, at least two magazines or revolver speedloaders, about 150 rounds of ammunition, full-wrap eye and ear protection, closed-toe shoes, and pen and paper. Avoid v-neck or tank-top shirts. Students without required gear cannot participate in the live-fire portion. The format offers close coaching with a maximum student-to-instructor ratio of 5 to 1, and capacity may be limited to five students depending on location. Tuition is 175 dollars. Preregistration through Florida Firearms Training is required. Payment is made to the instructor at the start of class by cash or credit, and a credit card is needed to hold a reservation. A 25 dollar administrative fee applies to any schedule changes or cancellations, a 75 dollar late cancellation fee applies to changes within seven days, and a 175 dollar no-show fee applies to cancellations within 24 hours and to no shows. Private instruction is available beforehand for those who need to build the required skills.

Start the week on a high note with half-off signature margaritas every Monday. Raise a glass to good vibes and smart savings.

The Business Matchmaker Conference & Expo brings small business enterprises together with government agencies, corporate buyers, lenders, resource partners, and other decision-makers across Palm Beach County, creating a dedicated setting for direct connections.

Enjoy live music at Tin Roof Delray during a scheduled performance at the venue.

Tower of Games Boca Raton hosts a One Piece Card Game showdown under the Extra Grand Battle banner. Bring a deck, face new opponents, and compete for exclusive promotional rewards. Entry is $25. Register in person at the second register with the event coordinator before play begins. Participation prizing includes Event Pack Vol. 9, with 32 packs available. Players who place in the top eight receive Event Pack Vol. 9, with 8 packs set aside. The top four also earn four Limited Promotion Sleeves featuring Ms. All Sunday. The champion takes home one Extra Grand Battle Winner Card.

LFO makes its debut at Fraternal Order of Eagles - All American Eagles 4476 with a public benefit performance in support of the fight against cancer. This event is open to everyone and invites the community to support the cause through music.

This banquet from RMEF's southernmost chapter brings together drawings, dinner, and games, along with opportunities to win prizes. The event's discussion board features previews and additional information.

Zach Top performs live at iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach, Florida. The event features the artist on stage in a concert setting.

The Community Action Summit brings together experts in behavioral and mental health to examine how technology use is influencing young people. Attendees will hear research driven insights and practical guidance families can use to support smarter choices around screen time. Adults will explore strategies to encourage healthier habits for the next generation, with discussion focused on both challenges and workable solutions. The gathering takes place at Benvenuto Restaurant and includes time for networking. A plated lunch will be served as the program gets underway.

Young Frankenstein, created by Mel Brooks, brings his celebrated film to the stage as a Broadway musical comedy. It opened in 2007, played 484 performances, and earned three Tony Award nominations, including a nod for Best Musical. The show revels in large-scale musical numbers and gleeful, over-the-top humor, with the score serving up crowd-pleasers like “The Transylvania Mania” and “He Vas My Boyfriend.”

This tribute honors Heart and celebrates their legacy.

Marnie Klar presents a cabaret tribute to Carly Simon, directed by Tanya Moberly, that weaves together signature hits and lesser known selections to trace the songwriter’s story. The set includes "You're So Vain," "Anticipation," "That’s the Way I’ve Always Heard It Should Be," "Coming Around Again," "Let the River Run," "We Have No Secrets," "Legend in Your Own Time," "Boys in the Trees," and "Touched by the Sun," alongside "In a Small Moment," "It’s Not Like Him," and "Waiting at the Gate." The performance spans a broad emotional range and shines a light on both the familiar and the seldom heard within Simon’s catalog.

Drawing inspiration from Federico García Lorca's The House of Bernarda Alba, this play follows a resolute Cuban matriarch striving to keep control of her household as pressures build from all sides. Rooted in Miami's working class, the story examines the silences and hidden truths that lead up to a family tragedy.

At Arts Garage, the Max Hightower Band's Nothin' But The Truth Tour pairs Southern blues with the pulse of New Orleans funk for a soulful celebration of roots music. Led by singer, guitarist, and harmonica player Max Hightower, whose path began with a well worn Muddy Waters cassette and a first harmonica from his grandmother, the performance reflects years spent honing his craft from early Carolina bar gigs under Mickey Fowler to late nights at Pearl's Cotton Club in Houston. His time partnering with former Muddy Waters bassist Mac Arnold in Plate Full O' Blues and his solo album Nothin' But the TRUTH, recorded at BigTone Studio in New Orleans, fuel a gritty blend of New Orleans grooves and Carolina roots. The band features Rob Davis on piano and organ, a New Orleans native and multi-instrumentalist shaped by 1950s and 1960s R&B and work with Mem Shannon and the Membership, Dr. Sick and the Late Greats, Captain Buckles, and his own Brokedown Streetcar, along with British saxophonist James Beaumont, based in New Orleans for the past decade with experience across the US and Asia and collaborations that include Sally Baby's Silver Dollars, The Subdudes, and The Quickening. Rounding out the lineup are Brandon Phelps on drums, Troy House on guitar, and Steadman "Fleetwood" Williams Sr. on bass.

SOLFYRE Rock Band sets a spooky scene at the Irish Brigade with a night of rock. Expect eerie vibes and music to match the mood.

A lively showcase brings musicians of all ages together, spanning a mix of genres. Guest performers and surprise moments unfold throughout, creating an energetic vibe and memorable performances. The entire event spotlights great music while supporting an important cause.

Relive the 1960s with a high-energy tribute to The Monkees that brings the catchy melodies and colorful TV-era vibe to the stage. Hear faithful versions of favorites like Last Train to Clarksville, Pleasant Valley Sunday, Daydream Believer, I'm a Believer, and more. The production channels the group's playful aesthetic with red button-down shirts and Rainbow Room style visuals, and it invites the crowd into the fun with a dance-off, a 60s-themed costume contest, and a moment when one attendee is welcomed onstage to be serenaded as "Davy." Created by writer, musician, and vocalist Ron McNeil, founder of the Emmy Award-winning Beatles tribute The Fab Four, the show features multi-talented musicians, actors, and singers handpicked from top talent across the country for performances that mirror the original recordings.

Palm Beach County Convention Center hosts a high-energy block party that debuts its Reggae vs Reggaeton vibe in the area for the first time. Curated for all vehicles, the experience includes food trucks, games, giveaways, and a live DJ, with more planned. Registration will open, and sponsors or vendors can contact SWRVUS@GMAIL.COM.

The 3rd Annual Laughing Down The Aisle Christian Comedy Show brings a night of faith and laughter to St. John Missionary Baptist Church. Presented by Believe In God (B.I.G.) Management, it offers unforgettable entertainment for attendees. Early Bird Special tickets are $20, and the first 10 customers will receive a free Real Life Testimony Breast Cancer T-Shirt. This event is expected to sell out, so early purchase is encouraged.

Pump performs live at Tin Roof Delray Beach with rock and pop party favorites spanning the 80s through today. The band features Bill on vocals, David on guitar, Lucci on bass, and Oscar on drums.

Now in its sixth year, the BillBone Giro features two ride distances, offering routes of 40 or 60 miles. The event begins at LC Tri-Shop Boutique.

The annual Trunk or Treat Halloween Spooktacular, presented by Cars and Coffee Palm Beach, brings a festive, family friendly celebration to the Boca Raton Innovation Campus. Show vehicles take part in Trunk or Treat by offering candy, dressing in costume, and decorating trunks to create a playful experience for kids and families. The display spans the automotive spectrum, with exotics, classics, muscle cars, JDM favorites, trucks, custom builds, and daily drivers all represented. Vendors and partners set up displays and offer products, and food and coffee are available on site. It is a community favorite that delivers a safe, memorable, Halloween themed gathering at BRIC, open to all ages.

This fifth session in a seven-part Summer Art series at Finland House features wreath making, with a choice of fall or Christmas designs. The class is taught by Summer Dawn, and English and Finnish translation is available if needed. The price is $35 per class and includes all materials and instruction. Each month brings a new project, and happy hour drinks are available.

Experience a powerful night of live music as Five Finger Death Punch, Cody Jinks, and Eva Under Fire take the stage at iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach, Florida. This concert brings three distinctive acts together for a memorable performance in a celebrated venue.

This health fair celebrates wellness and active living with a mix of helpful resources and engaging activities. The first 100 attendees receive complimentary Jimmy John’s boxed lunches. Guests can take part in on-site health screenings, explore practical wellness information, and try healthy living demonstrations. More than $1,000 in raffle prizes will be awarded, including items like a flat screen TV and gift cards. It is also a chance to connect with local healthcare providers and community vendors. Whether the goal is to learn more about personal health, discover local resources, win prizes, or enjoy a friendly community gathering, this event offers something for everyone.

Now in its 22nd year, the Go Pink Luncheon brings the community together to advance the fight against breast cancer and to raise funds for care and research. For more than two decades, the Boca Raton Regional Hospital Foundation and local supporters have championed this cause, and the luncheon has become a widely anticipated women’s health gathering in South Florida. Proceeds benefit programs at the Eugene M. & Christine E. Lynn Cancer Institute and the Christine E. Lynn Women’s Health & Wellness Institute / Schmidt Family Center for Breast Care at Boca Raton Regional Hospital. This edition features keynote remarks from Kristin Chenoweth, sharing her voice as a breast cancer advocate. The luncheon takes place at The Boca Raton with an emphasis on hope, strength, and community.

Nicole Henry returns to Arts Garage with a new show that flows from jazz to classic soul with a dash of other favorites. A favorite in South Florida, she is known for expressive vocals, refined phrasing and a confident presence that keeps audiences engaged. Her career includes four Top 10 releases in the U.S., Japan and the U.K., headlining appearances across 20 countries, and recognition that includes a Soul Train Award for traditional jazz, Best New Jazz Artist from HMV Japan and Best Solo Musician from Miami New Times. Critics from outlets such as The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, The Japan Times, El País, DownBeat, Essence and JazzTimes have lauded her artistry. Her album Time to Love Again peaked at number 4 on U.S. jazz radio and remained in the top 40 for 20 weeks, reached number 6 on the UK Sweet Rhythms chart and continues to receive airplay on SiriusXM’s Real Jazz and Watercolors. She has collaborated with Kirk Whalum, Julian Lage, John Clayton and Gerald Clayton, and has performed with ensembles including the Duke Ellington Orchestra, the Henry Mancini Institute Orchestra, Pasadena Pops and Michael Feinstein. Her stage credits include roles in The Bodyguard, The Color Purple, Smokey Joe’s Cafe and the world premiere of A Wonderful World. Tickets are released first to Platinum, Diamond and Gold annual members, followed by public on-sale.

Rubixx returns to Crazy Uncle Mike’s for a dance-filled event. The atmosphere centers on the dance floor as the act comes back to the venue.

The Corporate Pickleball Challenge offers the option to watch the action or play in the competition. A free ticket to the 2026 World Pickleball Convention is available.

Sugar Mountain is a group of seasoned New Jersey musicians devoted to recreating the live sound of Neil Young. The setlist reaches across more than five decades, drawing on early work with Buffalo Springfield, collaborations with Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, the grit of Crazy Horse, and a broad spectrum of solo material spanning folk, country, electronic, hard rock and rockabilly. The performance blends widely known songs with deeper cuts. The band features Geoff Doubleday on lead vocals, acoustic and electric guitar and harmonica, Tom Delaney on acoustic and electric guitar, pedal steel and vocals, Luke Liddy on keyboards and vocals, Walter Super on bass and vocals, and John Torhan on drums and percussion.

SteelHouse performs live at the South Florida Pickle Fest at South County Regional Park, adding a lively soundtrack to an annual Boca Raton celebration with plenty of food and fun.

A live performance by Tru Phonic takes place at E.R. Bradley's Saloon in West Palm Beach. The band brings a high-energy mix of funk, rock, and soul from Florida. Preview their music online ahead of the show.

Jason Bieler of Saigon Kick and The Baron Von Bielski Orchestra teams up with Jeff Scott Soto, known for work with Sons of Apollo, TSO, and Journey, for an intimate acoustic night at The Funky Biscuit in Boca Raton. The show blends fan favorites and deep cuts with rich harmonies, spur of the moment detours, plenty of improvisation, and off the cuff storytelling shaped by their unpredictable chemistry. Look for a unique set built from rare selections and spontaneous moments, with miniature percussion from Howard “Schmuel” Goldberg adding an extra spark.

Sugar Mountain recreates the Neil Young concert experience, performing signature hits alongside lesser known tracks. The performance is crafted to connect with longtime devotees as well as casual listeners by spanning the breadth of his catalog. It offers a faithful tribute to the sound and spirit of these songs.

Nicole Henry returns to Arts Garage with a fresh show that flows from jazz to classic soul, with a few surprises in between. A South Florida favorite, she is known for expressive nuance, confident phrasing, and a commanding presence that keeps audiences engaged. Her achievements include four Top 10 releases across the U.S., Japan, and the U.K., headlining appearances in 20 countries, and honors such as a Soul Train Award for Best Traditional Jazz Performance, Best New Jazz Artist recognition from HMV Japan, and Best Solo Musician from the Miami New Times. The program draws on the American Songbook, classic and contemporary jazz, popular standards, blues, and original material, delivered with the warmth and storytelling that have earned acclaim from leading publications around the world. Priority ticket access is offered to Platinum, Diamond, and Gold annual members, with public sales to follow.

Jason Ricci appears with The Bad Kind, the band he has toured with since 2017. Rooted in New Orleans, he stays active across projects, performing with pianist and organist Joe Krown in a group steeped in jazz, funk, blues and the city’s musical traditions, and teaming with JP Soars and Anne Harris in the Gypsy Blues Revue, which blends traditional blues, Americana and French Gypsy jazz. His credits include guest spots on recordings by Johnny Winter, Ana Popovic, Joe Louis Walker, Cedric Burnside, Walter Trout and Mike Zito, and appearances in Mark Hummel’s Blues Harmonica Blowout alongside artists such as Curtis Salgado and Charlie Musselwhite. He continues to tour, record and teach, and collaborates with his wife, Boston singer and guitarist Kaitlin Dibble, in The Bad Kind. Beyond the stage he develops signature harmonica effects and a microphone with The Lone Wolf Blues Company, is endorsed by Blue Moon Harmonicas and Harp Gear Amplifiers, and runs a popular YouTube channel featuring free lessons, product reviews, addiction awareness content, stories and interviews. This performance highlights one of today’s most recorded and widely recognized harmonica players together with his current band.

Marking its 28th year, the Bill Bone Tropical Triathlon offers sprint-distance triathlon, duathlon, and aquabike formats and is sanctioned by USA Triathlon. Competitors complete a 0.25 mile swim, or a 1 mile opening run for the duathlon, then ride 13 miles and finish with a 5k run, while aquabike participants end after the swim and bike. Set on a scenic course in Palm Beach County, the route features ocean views, a bridge challenge and a fast downtown loop on the bike. The run showcases the Snook Island preserve and an Intracoastal path, carrying athletes through Bryant Park and nearby historic neighborhoods before returning to the beach. At the finish, category awards are presented, including finisher medals to recognize every participant.

Begin a commitment to your own healing with a beginner-friendly yoga series that guides students through foundational poses and proper alignment. Participants build a progressive sequence designed to improve posture, ease discomfort, sharpen concentration, and cultivate strength, stamina, and flexibility. It is well suited to newcomers and to athletes seeking a more mindful approach to their sport, and it also welcomes intermediate practitioners who want to deepen their understanding. Expect to leave the very first session both relaxed and energized. Over the course of eight classes, the practice is demystified by exploring the purpose and technique behind each posture. The program unfolds across four weeks and includes an unlimited yoga membership for the length of the course. The cost is $175 as an investment or donation to GHW 501c3, and pre-registration is required.

MIA leads a piano spectacular with Vegas-style flash and pops appeal, powered by a virtuoso celebrated worldwide for musical range, artistry, and a magnetic stage presence. Backed by a lively ensemble, the program travels through the sounds of the 1940s to the 1960s, moving from boogie-woogie to Latin rhythms to rock and roll. Percussion and strings join dancers, multimedia visuals, and real-time keyboard projections to create a one-of-a-kind production that broadens what a piano show can be.

Experience a choral showcase at the Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts as The Choral Society of the Palm Beaches comes together with Masterworks Chorus, Espressivo Singers, The Robert Sharon Chorale, and The Ebony Chorale for the Unity, Love and Brotherhood Concert. More than 250 voices will perform in a collaborative program that commemorates 250 years since the Declaration of Independence was signed, highlighting the unifying power of music across cultures and backgrounds. Tickets start at $25.

Breathe deeply beneath the stars during a 60 minute guided sound bath and meditation led by local practitioner Martha Popova. Set on the event lawn in West Palm Beach, participants settle onto yoga mats while the resonant tones of singing bowls, gongs, chimes, and flutes create a soothing, immersive atmosphere. For added comfort, consider bringing a blanket and pillow. This public gathering welcomes every experience level. Admission is $10 per person, with complimentary entry for hotel guests. Please plan to arrive about 15 minutes early for check-in. Parking is available in CityPlace public garages, or standard hotel valet rates apply.

At Crazy Uncle Mikes, Jonathon “Boogie” Long performs with Brody Buster, bringing a sound steeped in Southern blues and roots rock. Raised in a Southern Baptist community in Baton Rouge, he picked up the guitar at six after hearing gospel in church. By ten he was playing local venues like Swamp Mama’s, sharing stages with Kenny Neal and Rudy Richard, and as a young teen he hit the road with Henry Turner Jr., building hard-earned experience on tour. His breakout came with Guitar Center’s King of the Blues title, leading to appearances alongside B.B. King, ZZ Top, and Robert Cray. His albums include Trying to Get There, the self-titled Jonathon Long, and Parables of a Southern Man, with the latter two produced by Samantha Fish and both reaching the top ten on the Billboard Blues Albums Chart. He continues to push forward with Courage in the Chaos on Myrical Records, a collection that leans into resilience, loss, redemption, and hope while staying true to his roots.

At Crazy Uncle Mikes, guitarist and producer Dr. Adam Hawley takes the spotlight as a chart-topping artist, composer, and bandleader. Selected by Maurice White, founder of Earth, Wind and Fire, he made his debut on the Kalimba Music label and now releases music through his own MBF Entertainment. With seven albums and work behind the boards, he has earned twenty Billboard number one hits. Recent distinctions include Billboard Artist of the Year for 2025, Mediabase’s top artist in 2024, Billboard Song of the Year in 2020 and 2022, and a 2020 Nielsen number one album in sales. His credits include performances with Jennifer Lopez, Natalie Cole, Lalah Hathaway, The Manhattan Transfer, and Brian McKnight, along with service in the American Idol house band. He also brings an academic perspective as an educator with a Doctor of Musical Arts from the University of Southern California in Los Angeles.

Rally for Rescue brings a lively round robin pickleball tournament with Child Rescue Coalition to support efforts to protect children worldwide. Set inside the new Palms Indoor Pickle facility, the event welcomes players of every skill level. Activities begin with check-in and warm-ups, continue with tournament play, and conclude with Dinks, Drinks & Victory Bites.

Deja Vu brings a live performance to the Biergarten at The Boca Raton.

Arts Garage presents an evening of original music and favorites from the Great American Songbook with Néstor Torres. Known for uniting Caribbean roots, classical fluency, and jazz improvisation, the Latin Grammy winner and Grammy nominee offers a program that pays tribute to his jazz influences and mentors, featuring selections from his Latin Grammy nominated album Jazz Flute Traditions along with plenty of Latin jazz in his own style. He is joined by Jorge Luis Sosa on keyboard, Adolfo Herrera on drums, Sameul Burgos on bass, and Edwin Bonilla on percussion. Tickets are available first to Platinum, Diamond, and Gold annual members, with public sales to follow.

Presented by the Rotary Club of Downtown Boca Raton, the 11th annual black tie Mayor’s Ball returns to The Boca Raton with the theme Celebrating Boca’s Future. The evening brings together community leaders, philanthropists, elected officials, and business professionals to support local nonprofits. Honorees include CP Group and Angelo Bianco for the George Long Award, Research Park @ FAU and Andrew Duffell for the J.C. Mitchell Award, Child Rescue Coalition and Greg Schiller for the Susan Whelchel Award, and Daniel Hostettler of The Boca Raton for the Addison Mizner Award. The focus is on recognizing service and community impact throughout Boca Raton and Palm Beach County.

Buddy Guy brings a lifetime of blues mastery to the stage on the BUDDY GUY 90 TOUR, a celebration of a guitarist whose influence spans generations of rock and blues artists. A Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee and a key figure in shaping Chicago’s West Side sound, he has earned nine GRAMMY awards including a Lifetime Achievement honor, 38 Blues Music Awards, the Billboard Century Award, the Presidential National Medal of Arts, and a Kennedy Center Honor. Rolling Stone placed him at number 23 on its list of the 100 greatest guitarists, a testament to his enduring impact on modern music. Born in 1936 to a sharecropper’s family in rural Louisiana, he moved to Chicago in 1957 and helped redefine the electric guitar through landmark work with Chess Records and a powerful catalog of his own. Recent highlights include a 2019 GRAMMY win and an acclaimed PBS American Masters documentary that explores his story. Marking 90 years, this tour honors an American icon and one of the last living architects of the electric blues tradition.

At Arts Garage, Latin Grammy winner and Grammy nominee Néstor Torres leads a night of music that blends original songs with favorites from the Great American Songbook. His sound fuses Caribbean roots, classical training, and jazz improvisation, a path reflected across 18 recordings, five Latin Grammy nominations, one Latin Grammy Award for Best Pop Instrumental Album, and a Grammy nomination for Best Latin Jazz Album. The set pays tribute to his jazz mentors and influences with selections from his Latin Grammy nominated album Jazz Flute Traditions, plus a generous helping of Latin jazz in his signature style. The band features Néstor Torres on vocals, Jorge Luis Sosa on keyboard, Adolfo Herrera on drums, Sameul Burgos on bass, and Edwin Bonilla on percussion. Tickets are released first to Platinum, Diamond, and Gold annual members, then made available to the general public.

Southern Blood brings a high-energy Southern Rock showcase to Crazy Uncle Mikes, led by a five-piece lineup of seasoned players with decades of experience. The set pays tribute to the roots of the genre with favorites from Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Allman Brothers, Molly Hatchet, ZZ Top, the Black Crowes, and others. With gritty guitar work, tight rhythms, and a steadfast nod to classic rock’s outlaw spirit, this performance delivers the authentic sound and feel that has made the band a standout in South Florida.

Get ready for fresh antics as Sophia, Blanche, Rose, and Dorothy return in a brand-new chapter. Sophia is released on bail after a DEA crackdown uncovers a narcotics ring at Shady Pines. Blanche and Rose are riding success with CreakN, a booming seniors-only hookup app. Dorothy works to keep everything on track with help from a much younger, desire-driven romantic partner. Count on warm laughs and heartfelt chaos with four friends who have always been in your corner.

Rubixx makes its first appearance at C. O’Brien’s Ranch House with a high-energy 80s throwback. The event aims to turn the space into a lively party scene that captures the spirit of the decade.

Tower of Games in Boca Raton hosts a Union Arena Special Rare Battle featuring Goddess of Victory: NIKKE, where players pit their best squads against one another for exclusive promotional rewards. The tournament follows standard Union Arena rules for play and deck building. Only official Goddess of Victory: NIKKE Union Arena cards may be used, and proxy cards are not accepted. The entry fee is $10. Capacity is limited, so early on-site registration is recommended.

At Arts Garage, world-class mentalist Mysterion takes the stage with an interactive showcase of mind reading and psychic magic. Audience members become part of the experience as private thoughts are revealed, names come to light, metal seems to bend through sheer focus, and sight appears possible even while blindfolded. Volunteers may witness a guessed PIN, an image identified from a borrowed phone, or the strange sensation of a tap when no one is nearby. The performance mixes quick wit with clean, highly entertaining content and even invites participants to test their own ESP, echoing highlights from his television appearances. Recognized as Canada’s top mentalist and among the leading mind readers worldwide, Mysterion has fooled Penn & Teller, performed at the Magic Castle in Hollywood, and appeared on Hulu, NBC, CBC, Netflix, the Travel Channel, BellFibe1, and the CW, including shows like Kenny vs. Spenny and Repossessed. He is a member of the Academy of Magical Arts and the Magic Circle in the UK, shares the Allan Slaight Rising Star award as part of The Sentimentalists, is based in Toronto and Los Angeles, and has attracted over 100 million views on platforms such as TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook.

Enjoy a full-band live performance.

At Arts Garage, a powerhouse tribute brings the music of Phil Collins and Genesis back to the stage with faithful sound and unstoppable drive. The set reaches across Collins’ solo highlights and the band’s classics, weaving in favorites like In the Air Tonight, Sussudio, Against All Odds, Tonight, Tonight, Tonight, Invisible Touch, and Land of Confusion, along with deeper selections for dedicated fans. Big drum moments, tender ballads, and arena-ready rock share the spotlight, creating an experience designed for listeners of every generation. The lineup features lead vocalist Nicholas Brydon with Antonio Kofoed on drums, Paul Champagne on keys and backing vocals, Dan Miller on bass, and Sergio Escalona on guitar.

At Benvenuto Restaurant, Rhonda's Promise, Inc. commemorates five years of service with a formal gala themed "Promises Kept: Celebrating Five Years of Transforming Lives." The gathering opens with a cocktail hour and continues with a plated dinner, featuring emcee Tania Rogers, WPTV WFLX. Every registration helps advance the mission that supports women, teen girls, and senior citizens, with tickets and tables available and sponsorship opportunities to be announced.

FAU Stadium hosts a college football showdown between the UTSA Roadrunners and the Florida Atlantic Owls, featuring two programs with distinct approaches and plenty at stake late in the season. The result could shape the standings and provide a clear measure of how each team performs when the pressure is on.

Set in West Palm Beach, this transformational health and wellness summit returns for its third year with a multi-day journey of innovation, introspection, and inspiration. Attendees can expect exclusive talks from leading voices at the forefront of health science, with opportunities to ask questions and explore ideas in depth. Each day features movement classes led by world-famous instructors, including some who rarely teach in person, creating an energizing rhythm of learning and practice. The experience also includes access to cutting-edge treatments and healing modalities, along with interactive exhibits from pioneering wellness technology brands that invite hands-on exploration.

Gerald Albright appears at Crazy Uncle Mikes with contemporary jazz shaped by a lifetime on both saxophone and bass. Raised in Los Angeles, he had already honed his sax skills before college, then took up the bass after seeing Louis Johnson live. Soon after graduating from the University of Redlands he joined Patrice Rushen’s band, and when the bassist exited mid-tour he stepped in to complete the run on bass. Through the 1980s he became an in-demand studio and touring player with artists including Anita Baker, Ray Parker Jr., Atlantic Starr, The Temptations, Maurice White, Les McCann, Teena Marie, the Winans, and Whitney Houston. His solo career began with Just Between Us in 1987, placing him at the forefront of smooth jazz with hit records, strong radio presence, and appearances on all-star bills like Guitars & Saxes and Groovin’ For Grover. In the late 90s he led a big band and toured with Phil Collins, and partnered with Will Downing on the duet album Pleasures of the Night. Highlights include Grammy-nominated albums Pushing The Envelope and Slam Dunk, along with collaborations such as 24/7 with Norman Brown and the Dave Koz and Friends Summer Horns project featuring Mindi Abair and Richard Elliot, which also received Grammy recognition. He has toured with Brown, with Summer Horns, and more recently with Jonathan Butler. Other notable releases include Smooth, Groovology, Kickin’ It Up, and Sax for Stax. Known for moving fluidly between contemporary R&B and urban jazz, he aims to take listeners on a journey through changing textures, rhythms, harmonies, and moods that mirror his path and where he is headed.

Southern Blood brings South Florida Southern Rock covers to Biergarten Boca with the grit and drive of the classics. The five veteran musicians draw on decades of experience to deliver a set filled with songs by Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Allman Brothers, Molly Hatchet, ZZ Top, the Black Crowes, and more. Their high energy show leans into the rebellious roots of classic rock, channeling the genre’s soul and grit in a way that keeps fans coming back.

Hear the music of The Beatles in a candlelit setting at First Presbyterian Church of WPB in West Palm Beach. This tribute features the Collins Quartet from Miami and highlights beloved songs such as Here Comes The Sun, Yesterday, and Hey Jude in an intimate, immersive atmosphere. The program lasts 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes beforehand, and late entry is not permitted. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis. Multiple date and time options are available during ticket selection. This concert honors the band’s legacy and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artists, their estate, or official representatives.

The Cox Science Center and Aquarium offers a calm exploration hour tailored for guests who benefit from sensory-friendly features. Families navigating autism spectrum disorder, as well as those with sensory processing needs or cognitive differences, can explore exhibits before general admission, with lights dimmed, noise reduced, and visual stimulation on interactive displays limited wherever possible. The facility is ADA accessible and wheelchair friendly.

Art on the Square transforms the historic grounds of Old School Square into a vibrant open-air gallery presented by the Cornell Art Museum. Set in the heart of Downtown Delray Beach, this two-day fine art showcase features original work by more than 50 juried artists from across the country. Stroll the museum lawn, meet the creators, and discover pieces you will want to take home. Throughout the weekend, enjoy live music and watch art take shape during painting demonstrations by muralists and Urban Sketchers. The event welcomes art lovers of every age with a lively Kids Zone offering interactive activities and face painting, plus participation from local creative groups such as Art Connect, Creative Art School, and Urban Sketchers. Rising talent is highlighted through an Emerging Artist Program that offers a no-cost tent and full show experience to a selected up-and-coming artist. Admission is free for both the show and the Cornell Art Museum, making it a community celebration that draws thousands to Downtown Delray Beach and pairs perfectly with the dining and entertainment nearby. Artists working in fine art mediums are invited to apply for a curated lineup recognized for quality, diversity, and creativity.

Bring your favorite pattern, needles, and bright yarn to create blankets for children in need. Share your giving spirit through arts and crafts.