Free events in Jupiter, FL

At Copacabana Bar, enjoy free salsa and bachata classes created with beginners in mind. The setting is relaxed and friendly, with lively music and the option to sip a drink while you practice. No prior dance experience is needed, and it is easy to arrive with friends or meet new partners on the floor. Just bring comfortable shoes and your enthusiasm for learning some new moves.

The More Better Band is back at Guanabanas Island Restaurant and Bar for a performance filled with rock, punk, ska, and other styles. Admission is free.

Join Friends of Jupiter Beach for a community beach cleanup along a 2.5-mile stretch from the Juno Beach Pier to the southern edge of Carlin Park. You will be set up with supplies like gloves, grabbers, and small bags, then team up with captains to cover different sections. As you go, you’ll also help sort recyclables. Afterward, return by 9:30 AM for breakfast foods, drinks, great company, and free prizes. Beach cleanups may be canceled for rain or dangerous weather, with no rescheduling.

The Tequesta Market is back for a weekly farmers market featuring local vendors with fresh produce, baked goods, specialty foods, and handmade items. Stop by at Gallery Square North Plaza to browse artisan goods and enjoy the laid-back community vibe from the back left corner of the plaza under the flag tent.

Juke heads back to Guanabanas with a set of Miami rock and roll. Admission is free.

Ladybug Bows makes an appearance at The Gardens GreenMarket. They are thrilled to be part of the market.

Riverbend Park presents an engaging program at the Jupiter Branch Library for ages 5 and up. Discover how animals hide in plain sight by learning how color, patterns, and textures help them blend into their surroundings and avoid predators. This event is free. Registration is required. For more information, contact the Jupiter Branch Library.

Trivia Nation presents a no-cost, in-person trivia night at Duffy's Sports Grill Northlake. This general knowledge contest captures the spirit of classics like Jeopardy or Trivial Pursuit, with questions suited to a wide range of ages. It is team-based, so players can arrive with friends, coworkers, or family, or join a group on site. Each week, $100 in prizes is available, creating a lively challenge that puts knowledge to the test. A free answer of the week is also shared on the organizer's website for those hoping to get a head start on points.