Events in Jupiter, FL

A knowledgeable Benefits Specialist will be available to review eligibility for SNAP, help eligible clients complete SNAP and Medicaid applications, and share information about Palm Beach County Food Bank pantries. Appointments can be scheduled, and walk-ins are also welcome.

At Green Tara Yoga, FUNctional Flow blends the LYT Yoga Method with integrated human biomechanics to expand awareness of body, breath, mind, and movement. Purposefully structured sessions explore varied, multi-directional sequences that build mobility and control, guiding you toward safe, effective movement on the mat and in daily life. The class costs $10 and does not require pre-registration. The same class is also offered on Thursdays.

This by-donation beach yoga session takes place on the sand at Marcinski Beach. Guided by Carol Serna, who has taught in Jupiter for over 20 years, it emphasizes community and wellness with the Atlantic Ocean providing a soothing backdrop. Open to practitioners of every level. Indoor classes are also available at The Barefoot Yoga Studio in Bluffs Plaza.

Village Yoga offers a prenatal yoga class created to support every stage of pregnancy with careful movement, focused breathing, and knowledgeable instruction. Whether early in pregnancy or preparing for postpartum recovery, participants can build strength, ease common discomforts, and feel more confident in their bodies. The class is led by Angela Fina and is included with standard memberships and class packages.

Duffy's of PGA Blvd. hosts a live Survey Says event each Tuesday. Prizes are awarded for first through fourth place, with $40 for first, $30 for second, $20 for third, and $10 for fourth.

Bring a friend for a buy one, get one deal on the golf simulator. This Wednesday offer keeps it simple... one person pays for golf, the other buys the first round. Available on Wednesdays throughout the summer. Use code BOGOGOLF when booking online.

This yoga class offers a rejuvenating midweek break at Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum, inviting participants to slow down and connect with a peaceful setting. The price is $15 per class, and part of each registration supports the preservation of public lands so outdoor spaces remain open for everyone to enjoy.

Baby Yoga at Green Tara Yoga in Jupiter, FL offers a gentle parent-and-baby class for little ones from birth to age 3. Certified yoga teacher Shellie Chiet guides simple, nurturing poses that support bonding, help build strength, and encourage relaxation. The experience includes soothing music and light aromatherapy in a calm, positive setting. The cost is $10 per adult, with children attending free. Payment can be made by cash, credit card, or Venmo.

An approximately 5k run takes place at Citrus Grove Park. It is open to all ages and pace levels.

Live mariachi performances are offered weekly at three locations in Jupiter, Stuart, and Wellington. Dates and times are listed on the Specials page.

Led by Crystal Smith, LCSW, this therapist-guided community wellness gathering at DuBois Park invites participants to unwind, find balance, and reconnect. Each session offers a rotating mix of practices such as breathwork, meditation, mindful movement, sound healing, somatic approaches, self compassion work, and flow-based activities, all grounded in evidence-informed tools. Expect practical coping skills for everyday life, support for nervous system regulation, stress relief, and connection with a welcoming community, with many leaving feeling calmer and more grounded. All levels are welcome and no prior experience is required. Weather permitting, the group meets under the oak trees near the front of the park on the right. This offering is donation based and no one is turned away for lack of funds. For comfort, consider bringing a journal and a yoga mat, blanket, or chair.

The Daytona Tortugas face the Palm Beach Cardinals at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium. Fans can get an up-close look at rising prospects, with every pitch and defensive play within clear view as the game builds toward high-pressure late innings. It delivers real competition in a relaxed setting with a traditional ballpark feel.

Experience a dynamic practice that blends the LYT Yoga Method with integrated biomechanics to help you move with clarity and confidence. Each class is thoughtfully designed to build awareness of your body, breath, mind, and movement while developing strength, mobility, and control. The focus is on safe, effective mechanics that create a sense of freedom and translate beyond the mat into daily life. Led by Joi at Green Tara Yoga. The class costs $10 and no pre-registration is required. The same class is also offered on Mondays.

Take part in a weekly 5K along the Jupiter Riverwalk at Harbourside Place, welcoming all paces. A signed waiver is required before participating.

Learn the basics of salsa and bachata at a free class hosted at Copacabana Bar. No prior experience is required, and the relaxed, friendly setting makes it easy to come with friends or meet new people while enjoying lively music. Feel free to grab a drink, take things at a comfortable pace, and focus on having fun. Bring yourself and a pair of comfortable shoes.

The Farmers make a return appearance at Uncle Mick’s, bringing their party back once again.

At Paddy Mac's, the Andrew Morris Band Trio returns for an evening of live country music. Enjoy the performance alongside traditional Irish dishes and a Guinness for a lively night out.

Teams test their strength by competing to pull a 30,000-pound fire truck in the fastest time. Each team has eight participants and must raise at least $500 to take part. The quickest times in each category earn Fire Truck Pull Champion titles, and the top fundraisers are recognized too. All proceeds benefit Connections, a nonprofit school in Palm Beach County serving students with autism and working to build a world where everyone belongs.

Experience a community market at Gallery Square North Plaza that highlights local offerings in a welcoming setting for families and pets. If you plan to bring a dog, remember that the pavement can heat up later in the day during summer, so take steps to protect sensitive paws.

Tru Phonic performs live in Jupiter, Florida, delivering a high-energy blend of funk, rock, and soul. The group is from Florida and brings an upbeat sound to the stage. Explore their music online beforehand to get a feel for the vibe.

Frank Vestry makes a return appearance at Double Roads with his new group, Vinyl Highway, featuring top players from South Florida. The band brings classic rock and 80s favorites to life with a hit-filled set that includes music from Wings, Queen, The Police, Toto, Billy Joel, Duran Duran, Genesis, Bowie, Zeppelin, and more.

Ladybug Bows will make an appearance at The Gardens GreenMarket. Look for Ladybug Bows among the market participants throughout the event.

Wind down the weekend at SaltBird Kitchen & Bar with live jazz from the Jupiter Jazz Society. Savor coastal Southern cuisine and warm hospitality in Jupiter, creating a relaxed setting for conversation and connection. It is a simple blend of soulful music, good food, and friendly company.

This 8.5-mile paddle on the Loxahatchee travels from Riverbend Park to Jonathan Dickinson, threading a wilderness corridor while also crossing areas of dense urban and suburban development. Staging takes place at Riverbend Park for inflating gear and shuttling vehicles to the state park takeout. Along the way, two small dams may be runnable when water levels allow. A stop at Trapper Nelson’s cabin and homestead offers a look at local history. The final three miles transition to more open water that becomes increasingly brackish.

Geared toward current landlords and property owners in Palm Beach County, this informational session shares details about the SMART Landlord Program. The event is open to the entire community.

Calm & Brite hosts a Reiki healing circle led by energy worker Janet Rotella, offering a gentle, noninvasive experience. Participants remain fully clothed and either lie on a mat or sit in a chair while light, soothing touch on or just above the body’s energy centers is used to promote relaxation and ease stress, anxiety, depression, insomnia, trauma, and other everyday strains, with the intention of fostering a relaxed, refreshed, and clear state. Attendance is available in person or via virtual video. In person is limited to eight participants and the virtual option allows up to 99, so advance registration is recommended. The advance rate is $25 when completed by 5 p.m. on the day of the session, and the price at the door is $40. This gathering takes place every other Wednesday. Please bring a yoga mat, blanket, or towel if you prefer the floor, and plan to wear comfortable clothing.

At Palm Beach Gardens Moose Lodge, Dwayne and Tia perform a crowd pleasing mix of favorite songs. Light bites and refreshing cold drinks add to the fun, and dancing is encouraged, so wear shoes you can dance in.

Settle into a restorative sound immersion at Village Yoga, where soothing tones invite deep relaxation and presence. This experience is created to quiet the mind, ease the body, and renew the spirit. The cost is $25 per person, payable upon arrival, and it is open to everyone. Please come prepared to unwind, recharge, and be open to the experience.

Enjoy an interactive true crime dinner theater experience where a comedic investigation unfolds as you dine. The mystery plays out in the present moment, with actors blended into the audience, which means the culprit could be seated nearby and you might even be singled out as a suspect. Designed for adults, this social format mixes humor, sleuthing, and conversation for an engaging evening. Presented by The Dinner Detective, whose shows have entertained audiences across the country since 2004, it delivers intrigue, surprises, and unscripted moments from start to finish.

Meltdown returns to Square Grouper Jupiter Inlet with a night of 90s rock anthems, crowd sing-alongs, and laid-back waterfront vibes. Live music from the band highlights favorite hits from the decade.

Ben Childs of the KillBillies performs live at Golden Juicery as part of a recurring monthly series.

JRF returns to Square Grouper Jupiter Inlet for another appearance. This event marks JRF’s return to the Grouper in Jupiter.

Anthony James performs live for Sunday Funday in a tiki setting, delivering a music-filled celebration.

At Green Tara Yoga, Serenity Yoga: Healing & Chilling offers a monthly recovery-focused workshop led by Shellie Chiet. This beginner-friendly slow flow blends the principles of recovery with yoga and meditation, creating a welcoming space for anyone on a healing path, including those in 12-step programs, exploring sobriety, or seeking greater peace. Each session begins with a recovery reading to set the intention, then moves through gentle warmups, a slow and mindful vinyasa that links breath with movement, and restorative poses to encourage release. Themes of surrender, honesty, courage, and serenity are woven throughout. The practice closes with an extended guided meditation and yoga nidra to foster deep rest and a grounded sense of calm. No previous yoga experience is required. Mats, props, and blankets are provided. The cost is $20, payable by cash on arrival, Venmo at @Mary-Veal, or Zelle to maryvealyoga@gmail.com, and include the event name and session date in the note. Walk-ins are welcome. For questions, email serenityyogajupiter@gmail.com or call or text Shellie Chiet at (561) 262-5895.

This three-hour seasonal workshop for women explores autumn balance through the wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine. It offers a restorative blend of seasonal teachings, feminine embodiment, breathwork, ritual, and gentle practices that honor the inward shift of this time of year. Guidance centers on the Metal element and the Lung and Large Intestine systems, themes linked with breath, immunity, boundaries, clarity, grief, and the practice of letting go. The experience encourages slowing down, clearing emotional and physical stagnation, reconnecting with the breath, and supporting digestion and immune health. Participants will move through soft movement and meridian flow, breathwork for nervous system regulation and emotional release, meditation, guided journaling with a ritual focused on release, nourishing self-care practices, and an integration circle. It is suited for women seeking to ease emotional heaviness, care for lung, skin, digestion, and immune wellbeing, cultivate healthy boundaries, and live in tune with seasonal rhythms to feel grounded and restored. Please bring a yoga mat, a blanket, a journal, a water bottle, and cozy layers. The intention is for attendees to leave feeling lighter, clearer, nourished, and aligned with the wisdom of Autumn.

SnapBack brings chilled drinks, glow gear and upbeat music to The Crazy Horse Saloon, setting the scene for a lively party.

Crack a hilarious and challenging case while enjoying dinner at The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show. The story unfolds in real time and in the present day, with actors hidden among the crowd, so the culprit may be right beside you and you could even become a prime suspect. This immersive format creates a fun, social, and interactive evening suitable for all adults, filled with intrigue, laughter, and unscripted moments. These unique true crime murder mystery performances have been presented across the country since 2004.

Enjoy an evening at Paddy Mac's with Irish fare, drinks, and lively music from KillBillies. The folk and roots trio started in 2010 and is led by Ben Childs, moving across genres while keeping a distinctive banjo and bass core. Their shows have reached festivals, rock clubs, live streams, and living rooms, and the upbeat set is built to get audiences smiling and dancing.

Each Monday, the burger with fries combo is available for $11.99.

Now in its 10th year, Pumpkin Fest takes place at Harbourside Place, hosted by Chasin A Dream Foundation. This family-friendly fall celebration supports local children who are battling life-threatening illnesses and living with disabilities through the foundation’s programs. Activities include live music, a pumpkin patch, trick-or-treating with more than 50 vendors, food and drinks, face painting, stilt walkers, shopping with local vendors, photo spots, and Halloween-themed fun. It has grown into a cherished community tradition that brings families and local businesses together for a festive day filled with autumn spirit and lasting memories.

An interactive true crime mystery unfolds over dinner, pairing a comedic and challenging case with a lively dining experience. The culprit hides in plain sight among the crowd, and guests may be drawn into the story as the investigation develops. Set in the present day and performed in real time, the show features actors embedded within the audience to create a social, immersive atmosphere for adults. Presented across the country since 2004, it blends intrigue, humor, and spontaneous moments from start to finish.

Meltdown returns to Square Grouper Jupiter Inlet with a waterfront set packed with 90s rock classics and plenty of singalong moments. Enjoy live music and a laid back atmosphere right on the water in Jupiter.

On the Roxx makes a return appearance at Voodoo Bayou.

Harbourside Place Tastings kicks off Jupiter HarbourFest with a progressive culinary experience across Harbourside Place, offering bite-size tastes and sips from favorite local restaurants and hotspots. Explore the flavors of Jupiter while enjoying live music and waterfront scenery in a laid-back, lively setting. The evening concludes with a high-energy performance at the Amphitheatre paired with beverages, creating a spirited start to the HarbourFest weekend for food lovers, local supporters, and anyone seeking a fun night out.

Tru Phonic brings high-energy funk to Tiki 52 in Tequesta, Florida. Expect lively grooves and an upbeat show from the band. To sample their sound beforehand, listen to their music online.

Round up your friends for a 90s-themed party at Jupiter Grouper. Get ready for a nostalgic throwback vibe and plenty of shared fun.

Jupiter HarbourFest brings a new waterfront celebration of music, food, and community to Harbourside Place in Jupiter. The festival features energetic performances by artists from the local area and the wider region, a variety of culinary options from local food trucks, and a marketplace of artisans, makers, and specialty retailers offering unique goods. It is a full day of live entertainment, diverse food, and shopping by the water.

The NTHC Charity Golf Tournament brings golfers and supporters together at Eastpointe Golf & Country Club to raise funds for Networking To Help Children, a nonprofit that strengthens organizations serving kids and families through strategic networking and community-driven fundraising. The day features friendly competition with long drive, straightest drive, closest to the pin, and putting challenges, along with an air cannon challenge. Participants receive swag bags, and the event includes benefit auctions, a hearty lunch, an awards ceremony, and opportunities for sponsor engagement. Sponsorship packages begin at $300, and an early bird foursome rate is available for $750. Previous efforts have generated more than $875,000 in support of over one hundred organizations, with a goal of making this year the most impactful yet. The vision is a collaborative ecosystem where nonprofits dedicated to children and families have the resources, partnerships, and backing they need to carry out their missions and change lives.

Rubixx delivers an 80s-themed experience at Double Roads, creating a nostalgic atmosphere inspired by the decade.

Angels of Rock takes the stage at Double Roads with a high-energy showcase of rock favorites spanning the 80s, 90s, and today. The set centers on anthemic hits from across those decades.

JRF returns to Square Grouper Jupiter Inlet in Jupiter for another appearance.

Savor a full dinner while unraveling a comedic yet challenging whodunit that unfolds in real time. Set in the present day, this interactive experience hides performers among the crowd, so the culprit could be nearby and anyone might become the focus of suspicion as clues emerge. Expect a lively, social atmosphere for adults, with plenty of intrigue, laughs, and spontaneous twists from a troupe presenting shows nationwide since 2004.

The 16th annual Zoe Loren Make A Difference Foundation 5K Run/Walk takes place at Carlin Park in Jupiter, Florida. The route holds USATF certification, beginning in the park, heading south along A1A, and finishing where it started. Chip timing is provided by Accuchip USA, Inc., and the event features music, face painting, and refreshments. A silent auction offers gift certificates to restaurants, spas, and more. Participants can choose a timed 5K run or walk, a timed one mile fun run for children 12 and under, or a 100 yard kids dash that is not timed. Early packet pickup is offered at Bikes Palm Beach. Finishers receive medals, race shirts are available, and age group awards will be presented.

A golf outing connected to Florida Legion Post 271 will be held at The Golf Club of Jupiter in Florida. Individual entry is 150 dollars per golfer, and team entry is 600 dollars per team. Sponsorship opportunities are available at several levels, including a 2,000 dollar Golf Sponsor, a 1,000 dollar Corporate Sponsor, a 1,000 dollar Breakfast Sponsor, and a 200 dollar Hole Sponsor. The schedule includes check-in, a shotgun start, and lunch with awards to close the day. Registration and sponsorship can be completed online.

Back to Camp: A Scouting Corporate Challenge brings teams of four adults to Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation for a full day of outdoor camaraderie, lighthearted competition, and support for Scouting in the community. Participants rotate through activities that include archery, rifle and shotgun shooting, a climbing tower, and axe throwing. The day begins with check-in and an opening with a shotgun start, continues with rotations through the challenges, and wraps up with lunch, time to network, and an awards presentation. The experience encourages teamwork, helps connect with area business leaders, offers a distinctive outdoor setting, and contributes to programs that serve local Scouting youth. Open to adults only. Teams are limited in number, and sponsor teams are prioritized for placement.

Marking 25 years, the Galbani Feast of Little Italy offers a three-day showcase of Italian culture with food, music, art, and beloved traditions. Attendees can savor authentic cuisine, enjoy live entertainment, browse artisan vendors, and take in the lively feel of an Italian street festival with delicious dishes, beverages, and activities for all ages. Admission is free. Optional upgrades add a premium touch. Private VIP Villas inside the amphitheater feature a dedicated tent with bistro lighting, a large dining table, comfortable seating for up to eight, and dedicated cocktail service for an all-day hospitality experience. Pricing is Friday $250, Saturday $500, and Sunday $300. Reserved Stage Pod Seating places guests near the stage for the day and includes four Adirondack chairs, a small private table, and dedicated cocktail service for a relaxed, elevated view of the performances.

9ZERØLIVE delivers a driving 90s alternative rock set, weaving in Latin and country influences along with a handful of classic covers. Expect a dynamic playlist that blends nostalgia with fresh energy.

Settle in for a Dinner Detective true crime comedy where guests investigate a puzzling case while enjoying dinner. The story takes place in the here and now and unfolds as the meal progresses. Performers blend into the crowd, so anyone could be part of the plot and you might even find yourself named a suspect. It is an interactive, social experience designed for adult audiences. Presented around the country since 2004, this production blends suspense, humor, and spontaneous surprises throughout the evening.

SnapBack Party Night brings lively music, chilled drinks, and tasty food to The Crazy Horse Saloon, all set aglow with neon sticks under black lights. Expect a bright, energetic atmosphere that keeps the focus on great tunes, refreshments, and a vibrant party vibe.

Hosted by the River Center, this behind the scenes tour offers access to the Loxahatchee River District Wastewater Treatment Plant. Follow the path your water takes after it leaves the drain and learn how the Loxahatchee River Environmental Control District treats wastewater to safeguard public health. Discover that about 95 percent of the wastewater processed is recycled, helping protect natural water resources. This program is recommended for ages 13 and up.

MacBeach Gala: Mangroves in the Moonlight brings Friends of MacArthur Beach’s annual fundraiser to Frenchman's Reserve Country Club, offering an evening of live music, elegant dining with cocktails, and inspiring stories in support of one of Florida’s treasured coastal parks. Guests can look forward to bidding on unique auction items and experiences. Proceeds help provide environmental education for more than 4,000 students, advance sea turtle conservation, launch new park programs, and more. Discounted presale tickets are available.

Ladybug Bows is participating in an arts and crafts festival by the beach in Juno Beach. The oceanfront setting offers a relaxed, coastal backdrop for exploring arts and crafts.

Now in its ninth year, Dinner on the Diamond presents the Beyond the Bases theme with Hall of Fame great Mike Schmidt serving as Honorary Chair. This gala unfolds on the ballfield, featuring a starlit meal, the energy of the park, and a purpose centered on inclusion and community. The atmosphere blends black-tie sophistication with baseball style, encouraging a baseball-chic look for a memorable night.

Meltdown returns to Square Grouper Jupiter Inlet with a live set packed with 90s rock hits, crowd-pleasing sing-alongs, and laid-back vibes by the water.

This class is for those who have already taken the Basic Tai Chi for Balance class. Participants will learn new forms and more complex moves. It is recommended that you wear comfortable clothing that allows for movement, as well as closed-heel shoes.

Make friends and make an impact! This program allows children and teens to learn how others are changing the world. Participants will also work on a project to benefit their community. This activity is for grades K-12.

Learn the basics of online privacy, including how to create strong passwords and keep them safe using a password manager. This event is suitable for adults and focuses on computers and technology.

The Astronomical Society of the Palm Beaches will be at the Jupiter Branch Library to guide attendees on a tour of the heavens. There will be a presentation, and participants will have the opportunity to view Saturn through an 8-inch telescope.