Happy weekend, Jupiter! In today’s happening-today edition: Sea turtle warning, free recycling bins, and International Yoga Day celebration + events worth checking out today & tomorrow.
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01 — Worth knowing In the newsThree local stories this week, plus a few worth your money.
Wildlife concerns onshore: Loggerhead Marinelife Center warns Happy Beach Dancing gatherings could disturb nesting sea turtles. With an event today 6 to 10 p.m., police and organizers weigh steps to protect wildlife -- see the turtle warning.
Recycling push for residents: West Palm Beach began distributing 500 free 35-gallon plastic-only recycling bins Thursday, one per household, first come while supplies last, for residents to encourage sorting and cut landfill waste -- get a free recycling bin.
Planning the county’s future: Palm Beach County will host public meetings to share draft recommendations for its Countywide Transportation Master Plan, inviting Jupiter residents to weigh in on future roads, transit, and safety priorities -- see what’s being proposed.
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03 — On our radar
Local business spotlightNearby spots we'd actually send a friend to.
Paddle, then camp: Jonathan Dickinson State Park River Campground sits by the Loxahatchee, so you can sneak in a mellow paddle and still be back to real life fast. Easy, comfy sites and that true-Florida feel make it a midweek reset when you want outdoorsy vibes without the packing marathon.
Seafood worth a detour: Craving something better than the same-old? Little Moir's Food Shack delivers fresh fish in wildly tasty combos, that signature sweet potato crust, and craft beverages in an artsy, laid-back space... give yourself a win this week and let them cook while you pretend it was planned.
Rainproof your swing: When the heat and 3 p.m. downpour hit, duck into The Golf Crypt for crisp, no-judgment swings and a stress-busting round with friends. It’s a locals’ indoor golf hideout that keeps your game sharp this week without sunburn or swampy shoes.
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05 — The event calendar Around town today & tomorrowOur favorite events going on the rest of this weekend. Dates, times, and locations are subject to change. Always check official event pages before heading out.
🧘 Free Classes All Weekend: International Yoga Day Celebration @ Village Yoga | Saturday (6/20) at 7:00 AM – International Yoga Day weekend at Village Yoga means free classes and the longest day of the year to pretend we’re morning people. Expect Field of Greens juices, Palm Beach Lytes samples, Vuori gifts, and Tremble freebies at select classes. Stretch, then feel superior to brunch.
🎣 Angler Classic: Kids Catch-and-Release Fishing Tournament @ PGA National Park (Palm Beach Gardens) | Saturday (6/20) at 8:00 AM – Angler Classic is casting off at PGA National Park, a kids catch-and-release tourney with age brackets, prizes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, plus an overall big fish crown. Bring rods and reels, they supply bait, a parent or guardian is required, the dog is not.
🛍 Tequesta Market @ Gallery Square North | Saturday (6/20) at 9:00 AM – Saturday mornings at Gallery Square North Plaza mean fresh bread, backyard-grown veggies, and small talk that turns into recipes. It is pet and family friendly, so bring the kids and the dog, just beat the summer sizzle before those paws tap dance.
🖼 Tissue Paper Collage Workshop @ Jupiter Artisan Marketplace | Saturday (6/20) at 2:00 PM – Ready to trade doomscrolling for snipping and pasting? Mixed media artist Helen Kaufman leads a two-hour tissue paper collage session at Jupiter Artisan Marketplace, all about lush, botanical designs. It is paid, not a “maybe,” $40 covers supplies, no experience needed.
🛍 Coco Market @ Seabreeze Amphitheater | Sunday (6/21) at 9:00 AM – Third Sunday, 9 to 3, means Coco Market at Seabreeze Amphitheater in Carlin Park on A1A, an open-air shuffle of local makers, good coffee, and ocean breezes. Stroll, sample, and pretend you came for produce while leaving with candles, kombucha, and a new favorite vendor.
🎶 Make Music Day 2026 @ Gardens Mall (Palm Beach Gardens) | Sunday (6/21) at 12:30 PM – If you like your retail therapy with harmonies, the Choral Society and Masterworks Chorus of the Palm Beaches are popping up for Make Music Day at The Gardens fountain by Macy's for two sets. Think soaring vocals, not food-court karaoke, and lunch with dad between.
👨 Father's Day @ Harbourside Place | Sunday (6/21) at 1:00 PM – If Dad’s over the novelty socks, hit Harbourside’s Sunday Market, then slide into The Woods patio for golf, cocktails, and bragging rights. Take a swing on the Dryvebox simulator for a $100 gift card, with exclusive access and John Craig perks for diners and shoppers. Live music & entertainment:
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06 — The Jupiter report Weather forecastToday — High: 87°F — Low: 80°F — Precip: 63%
Showers and thunderstorms likely between 11am and 5pm, then showers and thunderstorms likely. Partly sunny, with a high near 87. South wind around 7 mph. Chance of precipitation is 60%. New rainfall amounts between a quarter and half of an inch possible. Later: A chance of showers and thunderstorms before 11pm, then a chance of showers and thunderstorms between 11pm and 2am. Partly cloudy, with a low around 80. South wind around 6 mph. Chance of precipitation is 50%.
Tomorrow — High: 87°F — Low: 81°F — Precip: 46%
A slight chance of rain showers between 8am and 11am, then a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly sunny, with a high near 87. West wind 3 to 7 mph. Chance of precipitation is 50%. Later: A chance of showers and thunderstorms before 8pm. Partly cloudy, with a low around 81. South wind 3 to 7 mph. Chance of precipitation is 50%. This house is wildThis new-construction estate in Bridgewater’s Retreat sits on five lush acres backing to preserve, with a sprawling main home and a guest house to match. Four ensuite bedrooms, a theater with wet bar, wine cellar, prep kitchen, poolside lanai, and zero-corner sliders set the tone. A separate four-car garage building adds serious space and style.
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