Events in Jupiter, FL

Ladies night features drink specials and live acoustic music spanning rock, folk, and country for a lively evening.

Live Survey Says takes place at Duffy's of PGA Blvd each Thursday and features cash awards for the top four finishers. Prizes are $40 for first place, $30 for second, $2 for third, and $10 for fourth.

Enjoy free, live team trivia hosted by Trivia Nation at Duffy's Sports Grill Northlake. This general knowledge game uses a familiar quiz show style, with questions that appeal to a wide range of ages. Build a team with friends, co-workers, or family, or team up with new players on site. With $100 in prizes available each week, there is extra motivation to think quickly and work together. A free answer of the week is posted on the Trivia Nation website for anyone looking for a head start.

Harbourside Run Club hosts a 5K group run each week along the Jupiter Riverwalk. Participants meet at Harbourside Place, and the outing is open to every pace. A waiver is required to take part.

Experience a restorative class at Om Shanti Yoga School that blends guided Yoga Nidra with a soothing sound bath. The session gently leads participants through the five koshas, offering a deeply restful meditation practiced lying down in supported savasana, and it is accessible to everyone. Research has linked Yoga Nidra with reductions in stress, anxiety, chronic pain, and insomnia. The experience continues with the resonant tones of crystal singing bowls, encouraging even deeper calm as waves of sound wash over the body and mind. Sound bath practices use entrainment to help synchronize shifting brainwaves with steady frequencies, making it possible to ease from normal waking beta states into relaxed alpha and even deeply meditative theta states. Described as a sacred journey, this approach relaxes the mind and body, clears the subconscious, and supports the body’s natural healing abilities.

The Fort Myers Mighty Mussels head to face the Palm Beach Cardinals at Roger Dean Stadium. Expect a close look at emerging players and a chance to see how each side navigates pressure moments across nine innings. The cozy ballpark setting keeps the action within easy view and creates a relaxed pace that lets every pitch stand out.

Explore Jupiter, Florida over three days of diving that blend a shore session at Blue Heron Bridge with two wreck dives and two dives focused on goliath groupers. The package includes two nights of accommodations with breakfast. Nitrox is suggested. Pricing is 735 dollars per person for double occupancy or 975 dollars for single occupancy, and junior divers sharing a room with a parent are 395 dollars. For details, call Robin Wing Travel at 978.376.3089 or Crystal River Watersports at 352.795.7033.

Enjoy free beginner-friendly salsa and bachata instruction at Copacabana Bar. New dancers are welcome in a relaxed setting where the music keeps the energy up and you can enjoy a drink while you learn. Attend with friends or meet new people on the dance floor. Comfortable shoes are recommended.

Dwayne and Tia perform a lively mix of well-loved songs, creating a fun atmosphere made for dancing. Snacks and cold beverages will be available to keep the energy up. Dancing shoes recommended.

Enjoy a free, live performance by the Sonny East Band at Guanabanas in Jupiter, featuring a set of rock and roll and rhythm and blues.

Settle in for a throwback soundtrack built around beloved 90s tunes, with plenty of extras beyond that era. At The Crazy Horse Saloon, the music turns up for a full volume night of familiar tracks and additional favorites.

At Carlin Park, the Tampa General Hospital Loggerhead Triathlon features a 3/8 mile ocean swim, a 13 mile bike ride, and a 3.1 mile flat run. Participants can compete as individuals, team up for a relay with one person per leg, choose a duathlon that begins with a 1.2 mile run before the 13 mile ride and 3.1 mile run, or select the AquaBike with the swim and bike only. This USAT sanctioned event presents awards to the top three overall in each division. Established in 1985, it is one of Florida’s longest running triathlons and a fixture on the southeast race calendar, known for its ocean setting, family friendly atmosphere, and strong competition. Road impacts include closures along County Road A1A from the main entrance to Carlin Park at Van Kessel Parkway south to Donald Ross Road, as well as County Road A1A and the road to Inlet Park from Van Kessel Parkway to the inlet. New and aspiring triathletes are supported with a seminar for first timers held after packet pickup. On race day, the Athlete Oasis offers shade and items from exhibitors and sponsors. A youth discount is available for athletes ages 14 to 19 at $99.

A free community gathering for women meets at Riverbend Park and is led by board certified health and wellness coach Kat Warner. Open to women of all ages, the group explores summertime wellness themes such as digestion, food noise, tuning in to the body, and ways to refresh both mind and spirit, then translates the conversation into simple, actionable steps for better health. Connection grows through shared experience and gentle movement in nature. Comfortable walking shoes and clothing are recommended, and bringing a water bottle is suggested. A relaxed, at-your-own-pace trail walk follows the talk.

Shop local at a welcoming market in Gallery Square North Plaza. Families and pets are welcome. In summer, the pavement can heat up, so protect your pup’s paws.

Try your hand at catching local fish on the Loxahatchee River while picking up essential fishing techniques and safety tips along one of Florida’s most scenic waterways. All fishing gear is provided, and the program welcomes ages 8 and older. The fee is 10 dollars per participant. Remember to bring water, sunscreen, and sunglasses, and dress for outdoor conditions. Space is limited, so advance registration is required. Marking Interested or Going on the event page does not reserve a spot. The only way to hold a place is to register online using the Tickets link or the link in the bio, then log in with your name and password. First-time users should create a household account. A Program Participation Waiver is required for every participant before each program.

Join the Goliath Grouper Awareness Specialty Course for a full day focused on these giant reef fish. The program includes in-store classroom time covering goliath grouper identification, habitat, range, diet, and their role in the marine ecosystem, followed by two guided dives to put what you learned into practice. The course runs 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and the fee is $329, which includes the classroom portion and the dives. Students should bring lunch. Divers must show Advanced Open Water and Nitrox certification cards at check-in, and all divers need a surface marker buoy and a computer. Gear and tanks are not included.

Charlotte Performance Dance Company brings an energetic line dance showcase to Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium during the Palm Beach Cardinals County Fair Night. Guest instructor Melissa Florio of BeatStreet3D Dance Studio will help lead the on field presentation as dancers take the diamond for a one of a kind stadium performance. The showcase is open to individual dancers and groups, including youth and adult studios, performance teams, and community organizations, with beginner, improver, and intermediate levels welcome. Participants are featured in a live performance with accompanying video content, and there are opportunities to travel and perform at stadiums across the United States. Optional workshop opportunities are available, a game ticket is required, a performance fee applies, and there is an additional fee for the optional workshop. A rehearsal is planned on game day to prepare for the field performance.

Experience The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show, where guests collaborate to crack a comedic yet challenging case while enjoying a full dinner. Set in the present day and unfolding in real time, the performance features actors embedded among the audience, so the culprit may be concealed among the guests. The result is a social and highly interactive evening intended for adults, and anyone in the room could find themselves pulled into the investigation as a prime suspect. Presented across the country since 2004, this production blends intrigue and humor with spontaneous, unscripted surprises.

KillBillies bring their folk and roots sound to Paddy Mac's alongside Irish food and drinks. Formed in 2010, the trio led by Ben Childs moves through multiple genres while uniting it all with a signature banjo and bass. Their performances have ranged from festivals and rock clubs to live streams and living rooms.

Look for Ladybug Bows at The Gardens GreenMarket.

Settle into a calm, candlelit atmosphere at Green Tara Yoga for a restorative class guided by Maureen Agnello. Over 90 unrushed minutes, the session opens with gentle restorative yin to relax the body and quiet the mind, then moves into Yoga Nidra, a guided meditation often called yogic sleep that bridges wakefulness and rest. Through a careful sweep of awareness across the body, participants build focused attention and presence. The practice invites the nervous system into a restorative state that eases the fight or flight response and can lower stress hormones such as cortisol. It supports balanced mood and overall resilience, can bolster immune health, and may improve sleep by encouraging the body’s natural melatonin. It also offers space to step back from stressors and shift from habitual reactions to mindful responses aligned with one’s authentic self. Studio props including bolsters, blankets, and blocks are available, and personal pillows or favorite supports are welcome for added comfort. The cost is $25. Payment options include cash on arrival, Venmo at @Mary-Veal with a note that includes the event name and session date, or Zelle to maryvealyoga@gmail.com with the same note.

The Fort Myers Mighty Mussels meet the Palm Beach Cardinals at Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter for a late-summer game. Fans can get an up-close look at emerging talent in a cozy ballpark, making it easy to follow prospects and notice the finer points of play. Enjoy baseball under the lights in a setting that feels more personal than the big leagues.

Find calm as day turns to evening at Twilight Yoga at the Light, guided by Mary Veal. This welcoming class is suitable for beginners and experienced yogis alike, and it takes place every Monday to support both fitness and relaxation. Bring a yoga mat and a water bottle, and plan to arrive about 10 minutes before class begins. The fee is $15 per person, with a $10 rate for lighthouse members. Sessions are weather dependent, and participants will receive notice in advance if a class needs to be canceled.

Slip into an island state of mind at a Hawaiian-themed luau made for socializing and summer fun. Savor tiki-style beverages and island-inspired small plates while an upbeat, summery soundtrack sets the mood amid lush tropical decorations and plenty of photo-worthy backdrops. Hawaiian or tropical dress is encouraged... think floral prints, breezy linen, leis, bold colors, and beachy accents. This gathering is open to the public, and friends are welcome.

Get ready for a fun trivia night at Das Biergarten, where you can test your knowledge and enjoy drinks while you play. It’s a great casual event for trivia fans who want an evening out in Jupiter.

The Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce presents a Business After Hours gathering at Plum Market Palm Beach Gardens, offering a networking-focused evening with local business professionals, community leaders, and entrepreneurs. Attendees can expect interactive activities, lively conversations, and opportunities to win prizes. The YMCA of the Palm Beaches is featured as the nonprofit beneficiary, with information available about its work in youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility. The event suits those aiming to build new connections, grow their business relationships, support a community cause, or enjoy a relaxed night of networking.

The Tampa Tarpons travel to face the Jupiter Hammerheads in a late-summer game at Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter, Florida. Expect a close look at emerging players and the brisk tempo of minor league baseball, with quick on-field adjustments and a lively crowd in a more intimate setting than a big park. It offers a relaxed outing with real stakes on the diamond.

Celebrate International Bat Night with a guided evening hike at Riverbend Park. A naturalist will lead the group at dusk to explore Florida’s bats, learn about their behaviors, and understand their important role as insect eaters and pollinators. Watch for bats and other nocturnal wildlife as they become active after sunset. This program is designed for ages 8 and older and costs $5 per participant. Space is limited, so advance reservations are required. Indicating interest on a social media page does not hold a spot, and registration must be completed online through the organizer’s system. First-time users may need to create a household account during sign up. All participants must sign a program participation waiver before each program. Wear closed toe walking shoes and bring water, a flashlight, and insect repellent.

Celebrate turtle season in Jupiter, Florida with an underwater safari built around drift dives. Move with the currents as sea turtles glide through their natural habitat. Along the way, you can also earn an advanced open water certification.

Build on archery fundamentals during a supervised range session at Riverbend Park led by USA Archery certified staff. Designed for participants ages 8 and up who have successfully completed the basic archery course at Riverbend Park, this program includes a brief safety review before shooting at a variety of targets. All equipment is provided, though smaller children may find the bows difficult to draw. The fee is $10 per participant, and reservations are required because space is limited. Clicking Interested or Going on the event page does not hold a spot; the only way to reserve is by calling the Riverbend Park office at 561-741-1359.

At Green Tara Yoga, this calming session offers space for quiet reflection and gentle renewal as MaryJo Samaritano guides a blend of Restorative Yin poses and meditation. Organic essential oils add soothing aromatherapy while you settle into supported postures. A resonant sound bath follows to encourage energetic harmony, ease stress, and facilitate emotional release. The cost is $25. Payment is accepted in cash upon arrival, by Venmo to @Mary-Veal with the event and date noted, or via Zelle to maryvealyoga@gmail.com with the event and date noted.

At Downtown Abacoa in Jupiter, Florida, Pepper and The Movement team up for a reggae rock concert, joined by surf-influenced opener Surfer Girl. The lineup brings established voices in the genre together with a breezy opening set.

9ZERØ LIVE returns to Uncle Mick’s with a set focused on 90s alternative and hard rock.

The Gardens GreenMarket in Palm Beach Gardens features KillBillies with live music alongside food and vendors. Formed in 2010, this folk and roots trio is led by Ben Childs and spans multiple genres, unified by a signature banjo and bass sound. They perform in settings ranging from festivals and rock clubs to live streams and living rooms.

A restorative workshop at Green Tara Yoga pairs gong sound healing with Reiki to support mind and body wellness. Guided by hosts Michelle Sloan and Lisa Rapp, this meditative session invites calm and clarity as layered vibrations soothe the nervous system, ease mental noise, and help release stored tension. As relaxation deepens, the body naturally shifts toward rest and repair. Reiki is offered throughout to encourage emotional release, grounding, and energetic balance. Together, these practices create a gentle reset that leaves participants centered and refreshed. Admission is $35. Payment is accepted in cash on arrival, or via Venmo at @Mary-Veal or Zelle at maryvealyoga@gmail.com.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.