Events in Jupiter today

An informal meetup for ultra runners, friends, runners, and backyard enthusiasts centers on a sun-soaked day along an easy, gravel-like out and back on the levee beside the C-18 canal. The route is fully exposed, so plan for heat and strong sun. One participant will take home a Lego set and $100. Previous winners include Eddy Souza, Eric Kalina, and Andy Sholly, and the atmosphere welcomes anyone who enjoys a bit of type 2 fun. Look for Eddy’s updated styrofoam sombrero featuring new AI elements to add to the lighthearted spirit. Bring everything you need to be self-sufficient, including your own hydration and nutrition, a chair, and a tent for shade, plus coverage for your head and neck. A whistle and a single U turn sign will be provided. Ice bandanas will be available for $20. A Google sheet for sign up is planned.

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.

Families can enjoy a character breakfast at Honeybelle with the Bookworm Princess and her Prince. A full buffet sets the scene while guests meet the royal pair, take part in interactive fun, and watch performances inspired by favorite stories. There will be photo moments with the characters. This fairytale themed morning is suited for all ages and invites families to create lasting memories together.

Quail Creek Sporting Ranch hosts a tournament for participants ready to compete. Check-in will be available ahead of the start so there is time to prepare.

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.

At Riverbend Park, take part in a guided birding walk that explores the unique adaptations of birds and the roles they play in the environment. This program welcomes all ages, and bird guidebooks and binoculars will be available to borrow. The fee is $5 per participant. Space is limited, so advance reservations are required. Register online using the Tickets option, since marking Interested or Going on an event page does not secure a spot. New users will need to create a household account during registration. All participants must complete a Program Participation Waiver before each program.

Experience Hannah Huntley live at Tiki 52 Bar & Grill. Her soulful voice pairs with easygoing Florida waterfront vibes for an outing filled with great music, delicious food, and drinks by the water.

Head to Jupiter Creamery Farm for a community Farmers Market with local vendors, fresh produce, handmade goods, homemade treats, and artisan foods. There will be family-friendly fun on the farm grounds, plus live music and entertainment while you browse and shop.

A dinner is served as guests work to solve a funny yet challenging true crime mystery in an immersive theater setting. The story plays out in the present and in real time, with performers mingling among the crowd so the culprit could be seated nearby. Anyone may be identified as a prime suspect while clues surface. The experience is social and highly interactive, intended for adult audiences, and blends intrigue, humor, and spontaneous moments. Presented by The Dinner Detective, whose murder mystery dinners have appeared across the country since 2004.

The Jupiter Hammerheads take the field at Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter, Florida for an evening of Minor League Baseball. Expect close views of emerging talent, chances to track the finer points of every play, and a laid-back atmosphere that gives summer baseball a personal touch.

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

Meltdown returns to Square Grouper Jupiter Inlet for a lively night of 90s rock, crowd singalongs, and easygoing waterfront energy. Expect a set filled with nostalgic favorites that keep the choruses rolling. Enjoy live music by the water as the band brings the decade’s hits to life.

Join a friendly, scenic group ride designed for all levels, including handcyclists and cyclists. The arrival time is 7:00 AM, with the group set to start riding at 7:30 AM. Plan to head along the Jupiter Beach area for ocean views, and come prepared with a jersey, bike helmet, and other ride essentials like hydration and a spare tube. Handcyclists should bring a safety flag. Limited handcycles are available, so reservations should be made in advance with Jacqui.

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

Experience live music from Ben Childs of the KillBillies at Golden Juicery. This appearance is part of a monthly series.

The Holidazed Acoustic Duo brings an original blend of reggae, rock, and funk from South Florida, delivering upbeat energy that gets the crowd moving. Catch their performance at Tiki 52 Bar & Grill.

The Samantha Russell Duo brings live acoustic rock, pop, and country to Guanabanas Island Restaurant and Bar, a waterfront spot in the heart of Jupiter. This is an outdoor show with an easygoing Sunday Funday feel.

Enjoy live music at Guanabanas with Eleni Skiba performing as the duo special. The show runs for an afternoon set at 2:00 PM.

Settle into a candlelit restorative yoga experience guided by Maureen Agnello. This 90 minute class begins with gentle Restorative Yin postures that support the body, then transitions into a deeply restful Yoga Nidra meditation. Awareness is guided methodically through subtle, nerve rich points in the body, helping concentration deepen and presence grow. Yoga Nidra, often called yogic sleep, invites the nervous system into a parasympathetic state. The practice can ease the fight or flight response, reduce cortisol, lift mood, and help the body return to balance. It may bolster immunity and support recovery from stress related concerns. Many also find improvements in sleep through increased natural melatonin. By strengthening connection with the true self, it encourages a shift from automatic reactions to mindful responses aligned with personal values. Bolsters, blankets, and blocks are available at the studio, and you are welcome to bring favorite props, pillows, or extra layers for complete comfort. The cost is $25. Payment is accepted in cash on arrival, via Venmo at @Mary-Veal with the event and date noted, or through Zelle at maryvealyoga@gmail.com with the event and date noted.

See Minor League Baseball as the Jupiter Hammerheads face the Palm Beach Cardinals at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium. The intimate ballpark keeps fans close to the action, and rising prospects on the field offer a glimpse of talent that could be headed to the majors. A relaxed summer atmosphere makes it an easy, low-key night at the ballpark.

Meet one-on-one with a Benefits Specialist for help reviewing eligibility for SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program), get support completing SNAP and Medicaid applications, and learn about pantry options provided by the PBC Food Bank. Appointments are available, and walk-ins are accepted.

Experience FUNctional Flow at Green Tara Yoga, a functional yoga and movement class that combines the LYT Yoga Method with principles of human biomechanics. Expect purposeful, multi-directional movement that builds awareness of body, breath, and mind. The session emphasizes safe, efficient patterns you can carry into everyday life as well as your time on the mat, supporting greater ease and mobility. The class costs $10 and no pre-registration is required.

Experience a calming yoga session at the Light that connects wellness with nature. Led by Mary Veal, this all-levels class welcomes both first-timers and seasoned yogis. Admission is $15 per person, with a $10 rate available to lighthouse members. Please bring a yoga mat and a water bottle, and plan to arrive about 10 minutes before class begins. The session is weather dependent, and participants will receive advance notice if a cancellation is necessary.

By-donation beach yoga offered by The Barefoot Yoga Studio takes place at Marcinski Road Beach, led by Carol Serna, who has taught in Jupiter for over 20 years. Expect a community-focused practice centered on wellness, with the sound of the Atlantic Ocean setting a calming backdrop. All levels are welcome. Indoor classes are also available at the studio in Bluffs Plaza.

Duffy's of PGA Blvd. hosts a live Survey Says game every Tuesday, offering a friendly competition with prizes for the top finishers. First place receives $40, second $30, third $20, and fourth $10.

Pair up with a friend for a buy one, get one deal on the golf simulator. This buddy promotion runs on Wednesdays during the summer, making it easy to plan a midweek outing. Use the code BOGOGOLF when booking online.

Recharge midweek with a yoga class in a sacred setting at the lighthouse in Jupiter. The focus is on connection and the natural world. Each class is $15, and a portion of the fee supports the preservation of public lands so people can continue to enjoy the outdoors and the simple act of feeling grass underfoot.

A welcoming parent and baby yoga class at Green Tara Yoga in Jupiter, Florida invites families with little ones from birth to age 3 to move, breathe, and relax together. The class is led by Shellie Chiet, a certified yoga teacher, and runs about 45 minutes. Expect gentle partner poses for parent and baby, calming music, and a hint of aromatherapy to create a soothing space filled with positive energy. The cost is $10 per adult, with children attending at no charge. Payment is accepted by cash, credit card, or Venmo. It is a friendly setting to connect with other parents and share the joy of yoga with your little one.

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.

Create a personalized brim at a hands on hat making workshop hosted at DAS Beer Garden. Open to beginners and seasoned makers alike, the session is led by artisans from For the Love of Hats who provide step by step guidance from design to finishing touches. Choose from vegan suede rancher flat brims, sun hats, or western suede cowboy styles, then customize with a generous selection of ribbons, embellishments, leather cord, decorative pins, dried florals, charms, and feathers. Each ticket includes one hat, optional hat burning instruction, and five accessories, with additional add ons available for purchase. The experience moves from check in with Joelle and Chris to selecting a hat, getting placement tips for ribbons and fabrics, assembling your design, and wrapping up with checkout for any extras and group photos. This is an RSVP event with only 15 spots, and reservations are confirmed once payment is received. The price is $85.00 plus tax. All supplies are pre ordered. There are no refunds, but reservations may be transferred as long as the ticket is used within six months of the original reservation.

This approximately 5K run takes place at Citrus Grove Park. It is open to participants of any age and pace.

Weekly live mariachi is available at three locations in Jupiter, Stuart, and Wellington. For dates and times, see the website's Specials page.

Hosted by Crystal Smith, LCSW, this therapist-led community wellness gathering offers a gentle pause to slow down, reset, and reconnect. Sessions focus on reducing stress, supporting nervous system regulation, and building practical tools for everyday wellbeing. Offerings vary and may include mindful movement, breathwork, meditation, sound healing, somatic practices, self-compassion exercises, flow activities, and other evidence-informed techniques. Participants can gain coping skills to use in daily life, connect with like-minded people in a welcoming space, and leave feeling calmer, more grounded, and restored. Held at Dubois Park beneath the oak trees near the front of the park on the right, weather permitting. No prior experience is needed. This is a donation-based gathering, and all are welcome regardless of ability to pay. Attendees are encouraged to bring a journal and a yoga mat, blanket, or chair for self-care, connection, and community.

Build bone strength and everyday functional fitness in a yoga-based class with Gina Marie. Through mindful, weight-bearing movement and targeted strength work, the session focuses on supporting skeletal health, improving posture, and lowering the risk of fractures. Balance, coordination, and flexibility are included for a well-rounded experience presented with attention to safety and effectiveness. Sneakers are recommended. Expect to use a chair, blocks, light weights, and straps. An assortment of hand weights is available, and you are welcome to bring your own. The fee is $10, payable by cash on arrival, by Venmo to @Mary-Veal with the event and date noted, or by Zelle to maryvealyoga@gmail.com with the event and date noted.

Sharpen your archery skills with guidance from USA Archery certified staff at Riverbend Park. Designed for ages 8 and up, this session is open to participants who have previously completed the park’s basic archery course. A brief safety refresher comes first, then time on the range shooting at a variety of targets. All equipment is provided, though younger children may find some bows challenging to draw. The fee is $10 per participant. Space is limited, so reservations are required. Clicking Interested or Going on the event page does not reserve a spot. The only way to RSVP is by calling the Riverbend Park office at 561-741-1359.

Enjoy an evening of drink specials and a lively ladies night atmosphere with live acoustic performances spanning rock, folk, and country. Expect a fun, upbeat vibe with tunes that set the mood for a relaxed night out.

A live Survey Says game night takes place every Thursday at Duffy’s of PGA Blvd, inviting teams to test their wits and enjoy some friendly competition. Cash prizes are awarded to the top finishers, with first place receiving $40, second $30, third $2, and fourth $10.

This recurring 5-kilometer group run follows the Jupiter Riverwalk and meets at Harbourside Place. All pace levels are welcome, whether you prefer an easy jog or a quicker stride. Participants are asked to complete a waiver before taking part.

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.

This weekly class at Om Shanti Yoga School in Tequesta blends guided Yoga Nidra with a soothing crystal singing bowl sound bath. Participants rest in supported savasana while a guided meditation moves through the five koshas, offering a deeply relaxing experience that is accessible to all. Studies have linked yoga nidra with reductions in stress, anxiety, chronic pain, and insomnia. The sound bath complements this calm by using steady tones to entrain brainwaves, helping shift from everyday alertness into relaxed and meditative alpha and theta states. As the resonant tones wash through the space, the mind and body can unwind, the subconscious can clear, and the body’s natural healing abilities can be activated.

Meltdown makes its official debut at Double Roads Tavern in Jupiter with a big, high-energy set built around 90s alternative anthems and 80s sing-alongs. Expect familiar favorites and interactive moments that bring the audience into the action, turning the room into a full-voice chorus. This first appearance at the venue is all about transforming the night into an all-out party.