Events in Palm Beach County, FL

Spend a morning focused on health, wellness, and active living at this community health fair. Enjoy complimentary Jimmy John’s boxed lunches for the first 100 attendees, plus raffle giveaways totaling more than $1,000 in prizes, including a flat screen TV and gift cards. Take advantage of on-site health screenings, practical wellness information, and hands-on demonstrations that promote healthy habits. Connect with local healthcare providers and community vendors, and explore resources that support an active lifestyle. The activities take place in the ballroom, creating a welcoming setting for learning, prizes, and conversation.

For more than twenty years, the Boca Raton Regional Hospital Foundation and the community have stood together in the fight against breast cancer. The 22nd Annual Go Pink Luncheon continues that mission as a celebrated South Florida women’s health gathering that raises vital funds for cancer care and research. Proceeds help fuel life saving programs at the Eugene M. & Christine E. Lynn Cancer Institute and the Christine E. Lynn Women’s Health & Wellness Institute / Schmidt Family Center for Breast Care at Boca Raton Regional Hospital. This year features keynote speaker Kristin Chenoweth, sharing her perspective as a breast cancer advocate. The luncheon shines a light on hope, strength, and community, honoring every story and every survivor while supporting care that saves lives.

Celebrate the start of Jupiter HarbourFest with a progressive tasting at Harbourside Place. Explore the venue while sampling small bites and beverages from local restaurants and hotspots. Live music, waterfront scenery, and a relaxed, upbeat setting showcase the culinary variety of Jupiter. The evening wraps up with an energetic Amphitheatre performance accompanied by drinks and a festive atmosphere. It offers a flavorful beginning to the HarbourFest weekend for food lovers, local supporters, and anyone in the mood for a night out.

Enjoy free salsa and bachata lessons at Copacabana Bar. Beginners are welcome, with clear instruction to help you start dancing right away. Come with friends or meet new people in a relaxed setting where you can unwind with a drink and enjoy the music. Just bring yourself and wear comfortable shoes.

Now in its 13th year, this film festival and art exhibit celebrates recovery, hope, and purpose through films, visual art, and community. The free program raises awareness about substance use disorder and mental health, fosters support, and works to reduce stigma while highlighting that recovery can and does happen. Look for thought provoking screenings, impactful art, and real-life stories of resilience in a welcoming setting open to all at Hatch 1121.

Square Peg Pizzeria in Delray Beach hosts a karaoke night where attendees can sing, have something to eat and drink, and spend time with friends or meet new people. It is one of many scheduled dates, with additional nights on the way.

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.

Here Come The Judds traces the rise of Naomi and Wynonna through the music that made them a defining force in country music, presented as an energetic, faithful tribute. Nashville vocalists Victoria Venier and Liz Byler Shea lead the show, channeling the duo’s tight harmonies and the mother-daughter story that reshaped the genre. With a legacy boasting five Grammy Awards, nine CMA Awards, and fourteen number-one hits, their catalog powers a production that moves beyond a standard concert into a heartfelt journey, delivered with authenticity, commanding vocals, and Nashville polish. Favorite songs featured include Mama He’s Crazy, Why Not Me, Girls Night Out, Rockin’ with the Rhythm of the Rain, Love Can Build a Bridge, Turn It Loose, and Have Mercy.

Attendees are invited to swing by and raise a glass or two with The Cravens.

Round up your friends and get ready for a 90s-style party at Jupiter Grouper.

Kountry Wayne, also known as Wayne Colley, brings his stand up to the West Palm Beach Improv, drawing on the sharp storytelling and character work that first took off with a viral Facebook clip in 2014. His sketches and short-form videos, filled with original personas and surprise cameos, rack up millions of views across Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube, and that same energy shapes his live show. His path includes the nationwide Child Support Tour with 150 dates, recognition from Variety in 2021 as one of its 10 Comics to Watch, and on-screen credits ranging from the BET original film Holiday Heartbreak to MTV’s Wild ’N Out. He has explored music with the EP Drip & Zay produced by Zaytoven, hosted the comedy clip series I Love Us on BET+, and appeared in feature films such as Strange Love on Amazon Prime and the Peacock original Praise This produced by Will Packer. His theater dates regularly reach capacity, his Straight Out The Mud run with Live Nation led to a spot at the Netflix is a Joke Festival, and his first Netflix special, Kountry Wayne: A Woman’s Prayer, premiered in 2023 after being filmed at the Warner Theatre in Washington, D.C., weaving themes of fatherhood, relationships, and faith into his Southern voice. Raised in Millen, Georgia, he often shares a message of perseverance, which he expands on in his 2023 book Help Is On The Way, released by Harmony Books with a foreword by Cedric the Entertainer. Expect a warm, relatable set that blends everyday life with quick wit and a perspective shaped by parenting ten children and years on the road.

Nicole Henry returns to Arts Garage with a new program that blends jazz, classic soul, and touches of other styles. A longtime favorite in South Florida, she is recognized for rich vocals, elegant phrasing, and a stage presence that captivates audiences. Her career includes four Top 10 albums across the U.S., Japan, and the U.K., plus headlining appearances in 20 countries. Honors include a Soul Train Award for Best Traditional Jazz Performance, Best New Jazz Artist from HMV Japan, and Best Solo Musician from the Miami New Times. She has been praised by outlets such as The New York Times, All About Jazz, The Wall Street Journal, The Japan Times, El Pais, DownBeat, Jazz Times, and Essence. Henry has recorded with artists like Kirk Whalum, Julian Lage, John Clayton, and Gerald Clayton, and has performed with ensembles including the Duke Ellington Orchestra, the Henry Mancini Institute Orchestra, Pasadena Pops, and Michael Feinstein. Her stage work includes roles in The Bodyguard, The Color Purple, Smokey Joe’s Cafe, and A Wonderful World. Tickets are released first to Platinum, Diamond, and Gold annual members, then made available to the public.

Rubixx returns to Crazy Uncle Mike’s for a performance that invites everyone to dance. Celebrate the return with a night centered on moving to the music.

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A free ticket to the 2026 World Pickleball Convention is available, along with the option to watch or play in the Corporate Challenge. Choose to participate on the court or enjoy the action as a spectator.

At Florida Atlantic University, the Palm Beach County Out of the Darkness Community Walk brings people together for an experience of remembrance, hope, and support. Participants gather to honor loved ones, reflect on personal journeys, and recognize how suicide and mental health conditions have touched their lives and communities. Check-in is followed by a program and the walk, creating time to connect with others and stand together for healing and awareness.

Find local offerings at a welcoming market set in Gallery Square North Plaza. It is family and pet friendly. In summer, the pavement can get quite hot in the afternoon, so be mindful of pups’ paws.

Enjoy a free outdoor Pilates session at Wildflower Park, set by the Intracoastal for a peaceful waterfront workout. All experience levels are welcome. Please bring a mat and a water bottle. Registration is not required. Parking is limited, and a complimentary ride to the park is available through BocaConnect, an eco-friendly shuttle service.

Kickstart the day with a low impact HIIT session that blends barre and Pilates for a strong, grounded burn. Please check in on time at the back lawn. Bring a yoga mat and water, and feel free to use a mat provided on site if needed. Parking is available in public garages at CityPlace, or standard hotel valet rates apply.

Miami TCG Invades West Palm brings a two day celebration of trading cards, collectibles, and pop culture to G Star Studios. Explore more than 90 vendor and dealer tables featuring Pokémon, One Piece, Lorcana and additional trading card games, plus Funko Pop figures and comics. Expect featured guests and content creators, with opportunities to meet Disney director and animator Tony Bancroft, Disney animator Peter Raymundo, and Disney Lorcana illustrator Aris Zentelis. The floor also includes 25 foot inflatables of Diglett and Charizard, character meet and greets with Pikachu, Eevee and Charizard, and a selection of food vendors. Tickets are available, with early access for VIP purchasers and general admission offered on both days. Children 10 and under are free, limited to one per accompanying adult. Free parking is provided. More announcements are planned.

Scales Reptile Expo brings a full weekend of reptiles, education, and hands-on encounters to West Palm Beach, taking place at the South Florida Fairgrounds, Expo Center East. Whether you are a longtime keeper or just getting interested, it offers a welcoming setting to discover new species and connect with the reptile community. Look for exhibitors representing top breeders and vendors from across the country, family-friendly moments, and opportunities to take photos with an alligator or a snake. Explore a wide range of snakes, lizards, turtles, and other fascinating reptiles, along with enclosures, supplies, feeders, and expert guidance on care. Presentations and interactive experiences add plenty of learning for all ages. Updates featuring vendor spotlights, seminar details, and special guest news will be shared as the event approaches.

Families can gather at Cason for a morning of seasonal activities centered around the 31st Annual Pumpkin Patch. Enjoy hands-on crafts, story time, a close-up look at a fire truck, complimentary ice cream, plenty of fall photo spots, and the chance to choose a pumpkin to take home. Admission is free. The event blends creativity and community, offering time to play, make memories, and celebrate the season together. Both longtime pumpkin patch regulars and first-time visitors are welcome.

Spookyville returns to Yesteryear Village with a nostalgic Halloween celebration designed for families. The historic village transforms into a safe setting for trick-or-treating, costume fun, live entertainment, dancing, and festive photo spots, with plenty of sweet treats along the way. Kids and grown-ups can explore the charming grounds, show off their outfits, fill up their treat buckets, and make memories together in a secure, kid-friendly atmosphere. Food trucks and vendors will be available for a bite when it is time to take a break from candy. Activities and entertainment may vary based on schedule and availability.

Children ages 5 and older can take part in a 1.5 hour pumpkin painting session focused on creativity. The cost includes a giant pumpkin that is prepared in advance with cleaning, treatment, and a protective seal so it is ready to decorate. Participants may choose any design they like, and assistance is available to sketch the outline before painting to help create a standout pumpkin.

All ages are welcome to celebrate the vibrant arts community at the fourth annual Kravis Center Block Party. Spend the afternoon enjoying free live performances, creative workshops, and hands-on activities across the Kravis Center campus. The stage lineup features Ballet Palm Beach, Palm Beach Opera, Palm Beach Symphony, and the Young Singers of the Palm Beaches. Local and touring bands including the Derek Mack Band, Guavatron, I-95 Band, Bryant Thomas Band, and Sons of Mystro appear alongside DJs. Dance workshops, interactive experiences, food trucks, and more round out the day. Festivities take place indoors and outdoors and will go on rain or shine.

Experience a free, one-hour live masterclass with an experiential segment focused on resetting your stress baseline through a practical cycle of movement, breathing, and stillness. Instead of forcing quiet, which a highly activated body often resists, you will explore how unstructured, rhythmic somatic movement can signal the brain to release excess adrenaline, soften protective tension, and ready the body for deep rest. The session explains how specific, continuous breathing patterns influence blood oxygenation, calm the brain’s Default Mode Network that fuels overthinking, and stimulate natural endorphins and dopamine. It also frames stillness as a high level physiological state, mapping the process of guiding brainwaves into alpha and theta ranges associated with cellular recovery, deep emotional processing, and a steadier sense of peace. You will examine the difference between short-lived state changes and genuine baseline upgrades in the nervous system, aiming to move beyond temporary fixes. A guided 15-minute practice in breath and quiet is included to help shift stress into clarity right away.

Sugar Mountain gathers veteran players from the New Jersey music community to deliver an authentic take on Neil Young’s catalog. The performance spans more than five decades, touching on the roots of Buffalo Springfield, the harmonies of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, the raw edge of Crazy Horse, and a wide range of solo work that moves through folk, country, electronic sounds, hard rock, and rockabilly. The set blends signature favorites with lesser known gems to welcome both devoted followers and casual listeners. The lineup features Geoff Doubleday on lead vocals, acoustic and electric guitars, and harmonica, Tom Delaney on acoustic and electric guitars, pedal steel, and vocals, Luke Liddy on keyboards and vocals, Walter Super on bass guitar and vocals, and John Torhan on drums and percussion.

Sugar Mountain recreates the Neil Young concert experience, performing beloved hits alongside deep cuts. The show offers something for devoted followers and casual listeners alike, capturing the spirit and sound that made these songs timeless.

Take part in a weekly Riftbound gathering with a $10 entry fee. Please sign up online beforehand and look out for announcements about future Riftbound events.

SteelHouse performs live at the South Florida Pickle Fest at South County Regional Park. This annual Boca Raton celebration brings together plenty of food, friendly company, and fun alongside the music.

Tru Phonic brings an energetic mix of funk, rock, and soul from Florida to E.R. Bradley's Saloon in West Palm Beach. The performance showcases lively grooves and upbeat rhythms from the band. To get a feel for their sound in advance, listen to their music online before the show.

Andrew Morris Band returns to Old Key Lime House for another evening of live country music. Enjoy the show and pair it with food and drinks available from the venue.

Jeff Scott Soto, known for work with Sons of Apollo, TSO, and Journey, teams up with Jason Bieler of Saigon Kick and The Baron Von Bielski Orchestra for an intimate acoustic night at The Funky Biscuit. The show blends big harmonies, fan favorites, deep cuts, surprise detours, improvisation, and unfiltered storytelling, shaped into a loose and anything-can-happen set only this duo tends to deliver. Percussion support comes from Howard “Schmuel” Goldberg.

A season-long Magic: The Gathering Commander league offers multiplayer pods of three to five players and two rounds at each event. Round winners choose a booster pack, and entry is $6. Players can seat themselves at the power level that fits best, with Casual for newcomers and preconstructed decks, Optimized for stronger lists, and Competitive for top-bracket play. The league runs for 13 weeks, with participation tracked to qualify for Prize Night. The prize pool grows throughout the season and is shared among players who attend Prize Night and have taken part in at least three league nights. New and experienced Commander players alike will find structured matches, clear goals, and rewards along the way.

A One Piece themed pirate party with competitive play for store credit. An event pack is provided to everyone who takes part. Entry is $10.

Sugar Mountain recreates the feel of a Neil Young concert, performing a wide range of his music from beloved hits to deeper cuts. The show is designed to connect with devoted followers as well as casual listeners, celebrating the breadth of Young’s catalog.

Nicole Henry returns to Arts Garage with a new program that flows from jazz to classic soul, with touches of other styles that highlight her range. A favorite in South Florida and an internationally touring vocalist, she is celebrated for expressive storytelling, confident phrasing, and a powerful emotional presence that connects with audiences around the world. Her catalog includes four Top 10 releases in the U.S., Japan, and the U.K., and her album Time to Love Again reached number 4 on U.S. jazz radio, remained in the Top 40 for 20 weeks, and earned additional recognition in the U.K., with ongoing play on SiriusXM. Career honors include a Soul Train Award for Best Traditional Jazz Performance, early acclaim as Best New Jazz Artist from HMV Japan, and Best Solo Musician from Miami New Times. She has headlined in 20 countries, collaborated with leading jazz artists, and performed with renowned ensembles such as the Duke Ellington Orchestra. Her experience on the theatrical stage includes The Bodyguard, The Color Purple, Smokey Joe's Cafe, and the world premiere of A Wonderful World. This concert offers dynamic vocals and a rich blend of jazz and soul at Arts Garage.

Fazzingo’s Comedy Showcase brings live stand-up to Tall Boy in Boca Raton with a classic club vibe, food, drinks, and free admission. This edition features a full lineup from the South Florida scene, headlined by Jon Applebaum, with sets by Donald Graham, Charles Matthews, Ashvin Singhal, and Joey Kathlean, and hosting by Johnny Fazzingo. Applebaum delivers clean, relatable stories with an easygoing stage presence and has performed across the California Bay Area circuit and at the South Florida Jewish Comedy Fest. Across the bill, expect quick wit, engaging storytelling, and crowd-friendly humor about everyday life, dating, and modern culture. With sponsorship from Laffstr, this weekly series highlights local favorites, touring comics, rising performers, and occasional surprise guests.

Jason Ricci appears with The Bad Kind in a performance led by a harmonica innovator widely recognized among the most celebrated players working today. His work spans touring projects with New Orleans pianist and organist Joe Krown, collaborations with JP Soars and Anne Harris in the Gypsy Blues Revue, and appearances in Mark Hummel’s Blues Harmonica Blowout alongside artists like Charlie Musselwhite, Duke Robillard, and Rick Estrin. Known for recording, teaching, and developing signature harmonica gear, he brings a rich mix of blues, jazz, funk, Americana, and New Orleans influences to the stage.

Boxelder reunites for a hometown headlining performance at Harbourfest at Harbourside Place in Jupiter, FL. The band returns to the stage for a live reunion set.

Now in its 28th year, the Bill Bone Tropical Triathlon is a USAT sanctioned sprint event with triathlon, duathlon, and aquabike options. Participants take on a quarter mile swim, a 13 mile bike, and a 5k run, with the duathlon beginning with a one mile run and the aquabike ending after the bike segment. The course in Palm Beach County highlights sweeping ocean views. The bike leg follows a fast route that includes a bridge climb and a quick loop through downtown. The run features sights of the Snook Island Preserve and an Intracoastal pathway, then continues through Bryant Park and nearby historic neighborhoods. A beachside finish includes category awards and finisher medals to celebrate the achievement.

Ladybug Bows will be on hand at The Gardens GreenMarket. Stop by to find them as you browse the market.

Begin a supportive yoga journey with a course created for brand new beginners. Over four weeks, you will learn foundational poses and precise alignment, increase strength, endurance, and flexibility, and discover the why and how behind each posture so the practice feels straightforward. The curriculum promotes better posture, eases discomfort, and builds steady mental focus, which can benefit athletes looking to sharpen concentration in their sport. Newcomers are warmly welcomed, and those with some experience can deepen their understanding of the yoga process. Expect to finish each class feeling calm and refreshed. Registration includes complimentary unlimited yoga for the duration of the course. The fee is $175 as a donation to GHW 501c3. Advance registration is required.

Boca Farmers Market is a year round community gathering with more than 85 local vendors. Browse fresh produce, sourdough loaves, artisan cheeses, organic microgreens, ancient tallow skincare, coffee, lemonade, farm fresh eggs, raw dairy, dog treats, and other finds.

Relax over a sunlit, easygoing brunch at Mezze featuring seasonal plates and fresh flavors. Valet service and pool access are complimentary. Reserve a table to ensure seating.

Tower of Games Boca Raton hosts a Reality Fracture Limited Regional Championship Qualifier for Magic: The Gathering. The format is Reality Fracture Limited and the entry fee is $50. Build a deck and compete through the tournament for a chance to qualify for the Regional Championship. Space may be limited, so early arrival and on-site registration are recommended. For questions, call 561-722-2872 or send a message on Facebook or Instagram.

B.J. Parks performs a solo acoustic guitar set as a singer songwriter, offering a variety of songs at Sailfish Marina Restraunt.

Experience a piano showcase that blends Vegas sparkle with the spirit of pops, led by the dazzling virtuoso Mia. Celebrated around the world for her range, artistry, and magnetic presence, Mia commands the stage with a program that journeys through the sounds of the 1940s to the 1960s. Expect everything from driving boogie-woogie to vibrant Latin grooves to the pulse of rock and roll. She performs with a high-energy ensemble that features percussion and strings alongside dancers, with immersive multimedia and live close-up projections of the keyboard highlighting every flourish. The result is a fresh take on the piano concert format, designed to captivate from the first note to the finale.

Unwind in a restorative floral-making session that invites a slower pace, reflection, and intention-setting through mindful bouquet design. In a bright, peaceful studio, participants sit together at tables with a diverse group of women, each crafting and taking home a finished bouquet made with fresh, seasonal flowers and greenery. Guidance is gentle and encouraging, with attention on flower care, preparation, and thoughtful composition instead of perfection. Each gathering highlights a focal bloom selected for structure, beauty, and ease of use. Roses often take center stage, with seasonal options such as ranunculus, peonies when in season, tulips, and lisianthus, paired with complementary supporting flowers and greens that reflect the time of year and the tone of the experience. The pace makes room for quiet moments, hands-on creation, and a smooth shift into the week ahead. Conversation is welcome but optional, and sharing is never expected. This is not a performance or social gathering. It is a grounded creative reset intended to leave participants feeling centered, prepared, and supported, with a bouquet to carry that feeling forward.

Celebrate the second day of these One Piece locals with friendly competition. Entry is free. Two dollars per participant goes into the prize pool, and first place takes the entire pot.

The Ebony Chorale of the Palm Beaches partners with The Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts and community choirs including Masterworks Chorus of the Palm Beaches, The Choral Society of the Palm Beaches, The Robert Sharon Chorale, and Espressivo for a one-night choral celebration of unity, love, and brotherhood as part of America 250. More than 250 singers perform together to honor America’s heritage and encourage harmony and goodwill across the community. The program features patriotic and inspirational favorites such as 'Battle Hymn of the Republic,' 'What the World Needs Now,' 'Amazing Grace,' 'Lift Every Voice and Sing,' and 'America the Beautiful.' The concert also includes a special tribute recognizing veterans in attendance and acknowledging their service and sacrifice.

This monthly recovery-focused yoga workshop offers a gentle, beginner-friendly flow that blends movement, breath, and meditation with the principles of healing. Guided by Shellie Chiet, a Serenity Yoga teacher and recovery guide, it provides a calm, welcoming space for anyone on the recovery path, whether connected to a 12-step program, exploring sobriety, or simply seeking deeper peace. Each session begins with a short recovery reading to set the intention, then moves into soft warm-ups to ease tension, a slow and mindful vinyasa linking breath with movement, and restorative postures that encourage release. Themes such as surrender, honesty, courage, and serenity are woven throughout. The practice closes with an extended guided meditation and yoga nidra for deep rest. All levels are welcome, and no prior yoga experience is required. Mats, props, and blankets are provided. The environment is judgment-free and supportive, and walk-ins are welcome. The cost is $20. Payment options include cash on arrival, Venmo to @Mary-Veal with the event and date noted, or Zelle to maryvealyoga@gmail.com with the event and date noted. For questions, email serenityyogajupiter@gmail.com or call or text Shellie Chiet at (561) 262-5895.

Tiki 52 Bar & Grill in Tequesta features live music from Anthony James, bringing Sunday Funday vibes and keeping the tiki atmosphere lively throughout the evening.

Breaking Benjamin performs at iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach, FL.

Breaking Benjamin, with Chevelle and Starset, perform live at iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach, FL. The lineup brings all three bands to one stage for a concert featuring performances from each.

Set outdoors beneath the evening sky in West Palm Beach, this 60-minute sound bath and guided meditation invites participants to rest on yoga mats while live singing bowls, gongs, chimes, and flutes create a calming, immersive atmosphere. Local instructor Martha Popova leads the experience, and all levels of meditation practice are welcome. The event is open to the public for $10 per person, with complimentary admission for hotel guests. A blanket and pillow are suggested for added comfort. Attendees are asked to arrive 15 minutes early for check-in. Parking is available in public garages at CityPlace or by using the hotel valet at standard rates.

At Arts Garage, poets, storytellers, and songwriters share original work in an encouraging open mic setting. Tickets are $20 when purchased online and $25 through the box office, while performers pay $10. Every ticket includes two complimentary drinks, and a QR code will be available upon arrival to make online purchases easy. Performer registration takes place in person when you arrive. Adding your name places you in a performer pool, and the host sets the order to create a well-balanced show rather than following a first-come approach. Performers are encouraged to complete sign-up from a personal device using the QR code provided that evening. Up to 24 performers can be featured, and each set is brief. Please follow the stoplight cue; if time is exceeded, the microphone will be cut and the host will take the stage. The host may stop any act that includes hate speech, and audience members may be asked to leave if necessary. Stage equipment should remain in place, and the host will adjust the microphone as needed.

Designed for expectant families who want a thorough, time-efficient overview, this three-hour birth preparation class focuses on practical knowledge and confidence-building. Instruction is presented from an independent, non-biased perspective that is not tied to a provider or hospital. Participants explore how labor unfolds through its stages, pain relief options and possible interventions, and coping tools such as breathing techniques, relaxation, massage, and position changes. The class also covers what to expect during the pushing phase and birth, early bonding with a newborn, ways to minimize the likelihood of an unnecessary cesarean and how to prepare if one is needed, creating a birth preferences list, and community resources. The investment for this class is $150.

Crazy Uncle Mikes hosts a performance by Jonathon "Boogie" Long featuring Brody Buster. Long grew up in Baton Rouge in a Southern Baptist community and was drawn to the guitar at age six by the gospel music he heard in church. By ten he was already on local stages such as Swamp Mama's, sharing the spotlight with Kenny Neal and Rudy Richard. At fourteen, with his parents' support, he left school to tour with Henry Turner Jr., building hard-earned experience on the road. National recognition followed when he won Guitar Center's King of the Blues in 2011, which helped lead to appearances with B.B. King, ZZ Top, and Robert Cray. His catalog includes Trying to Get There from 2016, the self-titled Jonathon Long from 2018, and Parables of a Southern Man from 2021, with the latter two produced by Samantha Fish and both reaching the top ten on the Billboard Blues Albums Chart. He is now preparing Courage in the Chaos, set for release in 2025 on Myrical Records, a deeply personal collection that explores resilience, loss, redemption, and hope within the traditions of Southern blues and roots rock.

At The Brewhouse Gallery, host Brett Steele leads an open mic where musicians can take the spotlight solo or with a group, performing up to two songs. Those who prefer to listen can relax in the Gallery and enjoy the music. Newcomers and seasoned local performers are equally welcome. Signing up costs $10 and includes a drink.

Dr. Adam Hawley performs at Crazy Uncle Mikes. A guitarist and producer with twenty Billboard number one hits to his name, he has built a reputation as a creative artist, composer, and bandleader. Early in his career he was selected by Maurice White, founder of Earth, Wind & Fire, to release music on Kalimba Music, and he now heads his own label, MBF Entertainment. His seven albums and production work have earned major honors including Billboard Artist of the Year in 2025, Mediabase Artist of the Year in 2024, Billboard Song of the Year in both 2020 and 2022, and a Nielsen-recognized number one album in 2020. Beyond his leadership roles, he has performed with Jennifer Lopez, Natalie Cole, Lalah Hathaway, The Manhattan Transfer, and Brian McKnight, and appeared on American Idol as a member of the house band. He also teaches and holds a Doctor of Musical Arts from the University of Southern California.

Julia Keefe, an internationally recognized Native American vocalist and actor, leads an Indigenous big band devoted to highlighting Indigenous vitality in jazz. Having performed alongside Tony Bennett, Bonnie Raitt, and Esperanza Spalding, Keefe brings a commanding presence to a program that honors trailblazers such as Coeur d’Alene jazz great Mildred Bailey while propelling the music forward with bold, brassy energy, layered allusions, and lyrical riffs.

The NTHC Charity Golf Tournament brings golfers and supporters together at Eastpointe Golf & Country Club to champion Networking To Help Children, a nonprofit focused on uplifting kids and families through strategic connections and community-driven fundraising. The day features on-course challenges including long drive, straightest drive, closest to the pin, and putting, plus an air cannon challenge. Participants receive swag bags, benefit auctions add excitement, and the event concludes with lunch and an awards ceremony. Sponsorships begin at $300, and an early bird foursome registration is available for $750. Past efforts have generated more than $875,000 and have aided over 100 organizations. Support fuels partners that deliver vital services and create meaningful experiences for children in crisis. The broader aim is a collaborative network where nonprofits serving young people and families have the resources, partnerships, and backing they need to meet their missions and improve lives.

Pick up a paddle for a high energy pickleball competition in a round robin format, rallying support to protect children around the world. Hosted by Child Rescue Coalition, it will be held at Palms Indoor Pickle, a new, modern indoor venue, and is open to participants of all skill levels. The schedule flows from registration and warmups, into organized match play, and finishes with casual dinking, beverages, and celebratory snacks.

Explore the expressive possibilities of alcohol inks in a hands-on workshop focused on creating floral art on black cardstock. Learn to blend and guide inks and mixatives to form petals, stems, and leaves, add luminous highlights, and build layered depth. Beginners and experienced artists are welcome, and all materials are included. You will head home with finished pieces and techniques you can keep practicing with confidence. Alcohol ink is a dye-based, intensely pigmented medium that flows across smooth surfaces and can be directed with air, stamps, or brushes. Even after it dries, fresh ink or a blending solution can reactivate the colors, making it easy to refine details and experiment freely. Instruction is led by Debra L. Snyder, a fine artist, potter, and educator who studied at Parsons School of Design and the Woodstock School of Art. Her landscapes and seascapes have been shaped by time along the Jersey Shore, the Catskills, and the New England coast. She discovered alcohol ink a decade ago in Arizona and has continued to expand her methods with the medium, alongside two decades of experience working with clay and wheel throwing. Refund requests are accepted only if made at least 72 hours before the workshop. No refunds are available within 72 hours of the start. One ticket transfer per person per workshop type is allowed when requested more than 72 hours in advance.

This family-friendly outing features trick-or-treating followed by a movie set in the pumpkin patch. Attendees are encouraged to bring chairs and blankets for comfortable seating. Hot dogs, popcorn, and drinks will be available for purchase.

An educational wellness session at Liquivida in Wellington features Dr. Jennifer Fonseca and focuses on women’s health topics. The program explores vaginal rejuvenation, hormone optimization, V-Tone, acoustic wave therapy, and other related options to help participants better understand these treatments.

Experience a candlelit tribute to Adele at St. Gregory's Episcopal Church in Boca Raton, where live musicians bring her songs to life in an intimate, multi-sensory setting. The 60-minute program features favorites such as Hello, Someone Like You, Rolling in the Deep, Skyfall, Easy On Me, Make You Feel My Love, and more, all performed beneath a gentle glow of candlelight. Doors open 45 minutes before the performance begins, and there is no late entry once the concert starts. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. This is a tribute performance and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, their estate, or official representatives.

Arts Garage hosts an evening that blends original pieces with beloved classics from the Great American Songbook, led by Latin Grammy winner and Grammy nominee Néstor Torres. Known for uniting Caribbean roots, classical discipline, and jazz improvisation, Torres brings the depth of 18 recordings, five Latin Grammy nominations, a Latin Grammy win for Best Pop Instrumental Album, and a Grammy nomination for Best Latin Jazz Album. The program pays tribute to the jazz influences and mentors who shaped his path, featuring selections from his Latin Grammy nominated album Jazz Flute Traditions, along with plenty of lively Latin jazz in his signature style. The band features Néstor Torres on vocals with Jorge Luis Sosa on keyboard, Adolfo Herrera on drums, Sameul Burgos on bass, and Edwin Bonilla on percussion. Tickets are made available first to Platinum, Diamond, and Gold annual members, then to the general public.

The Rice Owls face the Florida Atlantic Owls in a college football matchup at FAU Stadium. With both teams sharing the Owls nickname, this game brings a distinctive twist for college football fans.

The Armory Art Center presents In the Flowers, a solo exhibition by Hayley Sheldon that explores a wide emotional range through vivid palettes, refined shapes, and rhythmic repetition. Drawing on particular plants, blossoms, and landscapes linked to different chapters of her life, Sheldon transforms elements of nature into metaphors for experiences that are hard to put into words. The exhibition offers a contemplative view of how joy and grief, beauty and loss, can exist side by side, reflecting an ongoing search for calm and meaning within the complexities of being human.

Participants of all ages are invited to a witch or wizard themed paddle parade in Boynton Beach. The outing follows a short route that heads out then returns to the starting point, creating an easygoing experience on the water. Costumes are encouraged, so bring your favorite magical attire and enjoy some spooky seasonal fun.

Little ones can jump into a Halloween themed sensory adventure in Delray. Designed for ages 1 to 5, this playful session invites children to explore slimy and squishy textures, experiment with bright sensory materials, and create delightfully spooky crafts through hands-on art. Caregivers stay throughout to share the experience and support their child.

A creative pumpkin painting event for kids ages 5 and up. This 1.5 hour session includes a giant pumpkin for each child, cleaned, treated, and sealed before class so it is ready to paint. Children may choose any design for their pumpkin, with help provided to draw it before they start painting.

Support Paws4Liberty with bingo, prizes, and burgers. The event features bingo with chances to win, followed by burgers. All proceeds benefit Paws4Liberty.

The GFWC Casuarina Woman’s Club presents its annual Witches’ Brew fundraiser, inviting an evening of playful, spooky fun in support of a good cause. Guests can sit down to a spaghetti dinner with beverages for $13 per person, then keep the excitement going with raffles and themed contests. Raffle paddles are $2 each. Costumes are encouraged, and hand-decorated brooms are welcome to add extra flair. Tickets are available from club members.

Spooky Springs brings Halloween fun back to Palm Springs with a family friendly celebration at Village Commons Park. The event features Trunk-or-Treat, a Halloween movie, a costume contest, and a variety of treats, games, and activities for all ages. Costumes are encouraged, whether you arrive as a princess, pirate, superhero, ghost, or goblin. This fall tradition offers a playful setting for families to make memories together.

Presented by the Rotary Club of Downtown Boca Raton, the eleventh annual Mayor’s Ball at The Boca Raton is a black-tie celebration that gathers community leaders, philanthropists, elected officials, and business professionals to support local nonprofits. Embracing the theme Celebrating Boca’s Future, the evening highlights outstanding contributions across the community. The George Long Award will recognize CP Group and Angelo Bianco. The J.C. Mitchell Award will honor Research Park at FAU and Andrew Duffell. The Susan Whelchel Award will recognize Child Rescue Coalition and Greg Schiller. The Addison Mizner Award will acknowledge Daniel Hostettler of The Boca Raton. The event supports organizations making a lasting impact throughout Palm Beach County. Sponsorship opportunities are available, and additional details and ticket information will be provided by the organizers.

Buddy Guy’s 90 Tour honors a groundbreaking guitarist whose touch has shaped modern blues and rock. A Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee and a key figure behind Chicago’s West Side sound, he has influenced generations while collecting nine GRAMMY Awards, a Lifetime Achievement GRAMMY, 38 Blues Music Awards, the Billboard Century Award, the Presidential National Medal of Arts, and a Kennedy Center Honor. Rolling Stone places him at number 23 on its list of the 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time, reflecting a legacy that continues to resonate. Born in 1936 to a sharecropper’s family in rural Louisiana, he moved to Chicago in 1957 and helped redefine the electric guitar through work with Chess Records and a run of influential releases. Recent highlights include a 2019 GRAMMY for The Blues Is Alive and Well and the PBS American Masters film Buddy Guy: The Blues Chase the Blues Away. As he marks 90 years, he remains an enduring presence in American music and one of the few remaining originators of the electric blues tradition.

Rubixx brings an 80s throwback to Double Roads. Step back into the decade for a nostalgic evening focused on the era.

This concert at Arts Garage presents a mix of original songs and selections from the Great American Songbook led by Néstor Torres. His sound brings together Caribbean roots, classical training, and jazz improvisation, shaped by a recording career of 18 releases that includes multiple Latin Grammy nominations, a Latin Grammy award for Best Pop Instrumental Album, and a Grammy nomination for Best Latin Jazz Album. In honor of the International Day of Jazz, the program pays tribute to his jazz influences and mentors with pieces from his Latin Grammy nominated album Jazz Flute Traditions, along with an ample share of Latin jazz in his own style. The ensemble features Nestor Torres on vocals, Jorge Luis Sosa on keyboard, Adolfo Herrera on drums, Sameul Burgos on bass, and Edwin Bonilla on percussion. Tickets are available first to Platinum, Diamond, and Gold annual members, followed by general public access.

Award-winning comedian Peter J. Fogel brings a high-energy, one-man stand-up show that dives into the comedy of getting older, the quirks of modern technology, and the everyday surprises of middle age. With quick-witted storytelling and sharp observations, he taps into boomer-era nostalgia like rotary phones, 8-tracks, leisure suits, and helmet-free bike rides, proving you can still rock... even if the recliner is doing most of the moving. Special guest vocalist Tony Quaranti adds timeless flair with selections from the Sinatra songbook. Presented on the Stephanie Smith Main Stage as a limited engagement at the Lake Worth Playhouse, the performance runs about 90 minutes with no intermission. Tickets are $60, plus a $5 processing fee per order. This event is presented by an outside organizer that has privately leased the venue, and the Lake Worth Playhouse is not responsible for the content, accuracy, or quality of the program.

Southern Blood brings a high-octane tribute to classic Southern rock to Crazy Uncle Mikes. This South Florida outfit is built on five veteran players with decades onstage, delivering an authentic, hard-driving sound. The set reaches into the genre’s roots with crowd favorites from Lynyrd Skynyrd, the Allman Brothers, Molly Hatchet, ZZ Top, the Black Crowes, and more. Known for channeling the music’s defiant spirit and unfiltered energy, they turn the room into a full Southern rock experience that keeps audiences returning.

KillBillies bring their folk and roots sound to Paddy Mac's for an evening with Irish food and drinks. Founded in 2010, the trio is led by Ben Childs and moves across multiple genres while keeping a signature groove built around banjo with bass. Their performances have ranged from festivals and rock clubs to live streams and living rooms, and this appearance showcases that versatile style.

A Halloween themed brunch market brings festive fall fun to Downtown Boynton Beach at The Good Day Market. Explore more than 50 curated local vendors while enjoying food trucks and a range of brunch favorites. Sip specialty coffee, matcha, or smoothies, and choose from fresh sourdough, arepas, burgers, bratwurst, baked goods, and more. Complimentary yoga or mat pilates will be offered beneath the kapok tree. Admission is free, costumes are welcome, and two playgrounds are nearby. It is a lively blend of local shopping, tasty bites, and seasonal cheer.

Learn cookie decorating in a Halloween class with a Simply Scary theme at The Nurtured Nest. Decorate six cookies and take home a boxed set of your creations. All supplies are provided, space is limited, and additional information can be found in the ticket details.

An all-new show reunites the beloved quartet with outrageous new twists. Sophia is out on bail after a DEA bust connected to a drug ring at Shady Pines. Blanche and Rose have launched CreakN, a thriving sex app for seniors. Dorothy works to keep everything from spinning out of control, aided by her much younger, sex-crazed love interest. The story blends warmth and lively misadventures as four friends return with big laughs and enduring camaraderie.

Celebrate Halloween on the course with a festive shotgun scramble at Palm Beach National Golf & Country Club. Bring a team of four and come dressed to impress for the costume party. Awards include the top scramble team, the best dressed foursome, and a closest-to-the-pin prize for one golfer. This event welcomes all ages and skill levels. Entry is $70 per person, with payment accepted by Zelle or Venmo to Nikki.

At Green Tara Yoga, this wellness workshop brings together gong sound healing and Reiki under the guidance of Michelle Sloan and Lisa Rapp. Participants are invited into a calming, meditative experience where deep vibrations from the gong help soothe the nervous system, ease mental chatter, and release tension stored in the body. As the mind settles, the body can shift into a restorative state of rest and repair. Reiki is offered throughout to support emotional release, grounding, and energetic balance. Together, these complementary practices cultivate a profound sense of relaxation and renewal for mind and body. The cost is $35, with payment accepted in cash on arrival or through Venmo or Zelle with the event noted.

Enjoy some Pokémon fun before the spooky night. Play Pokémon across TCG, VGC, and Pokémon Go. Players receive a promo card, and stickers are available for anyone who would like them.

Children in costume, from little ghosts and goblins to superheroes and princesses, are welcome at a festive Halloween celebration at the Palm Springs Public Library. Families can explore the library for trick or treating, enjoy carnival-style games, take on quick Minute to Win It challenges, and savor sweet treats, with additional outdoor games and activities as well. Costumes are encouraged, and participants should bring a bag for collecting candy. This is a free family event, and registration is required.

The Boca Regional Chamber’s hallmark bi-annual trade show and networking gathering offers a direct way to raise visibility, meet prospective customers, showcase products and services, and build relationships across the local business community. More than 30 exhibitors and over 150 professionals are expected from a range of industries, creating a lively setting for conversation and new connections. Attendees can enjoy complimentary tastings from local spots including Eathai, Farmer’s Table Boca, and Juan and Only Catering Services, along with door prize giveaways throughout the evening. This event takes place at the Wyndham Hotel Boca Raton in the Event Center on the second floor. Admission is free for Boca Chamber members and $10 for non-members and at the door. Exhibitor tables are available for $299. Generous support is provided by Aastro Roofing.

Carb Comeback brings a carb-loving celebration to Ukelele Foods, a Latinx-owned Venezuelan food truck in Delray Beach. Guests can drop in at their convenience to enjoy a complimentary meal featuring a freshly made arepa paired with a natural juice. The vibe is Fast & Fancy, so dressing up is encouraged to elevate this casual experience. RSVP on Yelp to be added to the guest list.

Her Health Summit is a women-centered wellness gathering focused on stepping into personal power, reconnecting with the body, and elevating the mind so your most vibrant self can shine. More than a typical health event, it brings together a community ready to grow, heal, and thrive alongside one another. Attendees can look forward to insightful talks from prominent voices in women’s health, workshops that nurture mind, body, and spirit, meaningful connections with others on a similar path, and moments that inspire lasting shifts in how you live, love, and show up. Designed for anyone seeking balance after burnout and clarity instead of confusion, it supports a move from simply getting by to truly flourishing. Whether you are focused on healing, a glow up, or a boost in energy, confidence, and alignment, the experience is crafted with you in mind.

Jen & Patty perform a mix of folk favorites with a girly twist and original songs, with Sage on drums keeping the beat. Enjoy live music and Italian dishes at Angelo's Italian Restaurant and Pizzeria. Audience sing-alongs are welcome. Costumes are invited for a Halloween touch, or come just as you are.

Enjoy a Halloween-themed bingo night featuring a costume contest, opportunities to win both mystery and cash prizes, and refreshments provided. For more information, call 561.395.8920 and use extension 224 or 0.

Explore practical comfort options for labor, including breathing, massage, counter pressure, helpful positions, relaxation, visualization, aromatherapy, and rebozo techniques. Partners play a central role, learning clear, hands-on skills to provide steady support during labor and birth. Families preparing for a second or later birth can use this as a helpful refresher. The fee is $125 and includes a reference booklet and resources.

The beloved story from the Lionsgate film returns in a fresh theatrical production that puts Baby and Johnny at center stage. Live performances of the movie’s music drive high-energy dance numbers, secret rendezvous, and a romance that breaks boundaries, all unfolding over a life-changing summer. The Minnesota Star Tribune has praised the new stage version’s sultry groove, and Rolling Stone has remarked on the film’s influence on an entire generation.

Relive the sound and style of the 1970s as DAYBREAK celebrates the music and passion of Barry Manilow. Led by musician and pianist Joe Hite with an eight piece ensemble, this tribute presents beloved hits such as Mandy, Can’t Smile Without You, and Copacabana with rich arrangements that honor the originals. The production spotlights a legacy that includes 51 Top 40 singles and 13 number one songs, offering a warm, faithful salute to melodies that shaped a generation.

Angels of Rock delivers a high-energy set of iconic rock anthems spanning the 80s, 90s, and today.

Halloween fun awaits at Allstar Martial Arts Academy with a Parents Night Out party where kids enjoy supervised, costume-friendly activities. The evening features Halloween games, music, and plenty of festive excitement, along with pizza, drinks, and treats. Challenges and prizes keep the energy high, and costumes are welcome as long as they are comfortable and safe for active play. This event is open to both members and non-members, and no martial arts experience is required. It is designed to give parents a break while children spend time with friends in a lively, well-supervised setting.

UU Palm Beaches brings back Trunk or Treat with a colorful, quirky Haunted Circus theme and a delightfully digital twist. Explore trunks dressed for Halloween and filled with candy, enjoy snacks and music, and take in a bit of carnival mayhem. Find your way through a haunted maze with two options, choose the gentler Silly Spooky route or try Brave Mode. Take on the circus activity course, complete each challenge to collect stamps, then make your escape from the circus. Admission is free, with no strings attached... looking at you, Caine.

JRF returns to Square Grouper Jupiter Inlet in Jupiter.

At Arts Garage, celebrated mentalist Mysterion delivers an interactive performance where thoughts are read and the impossible seems within reach. Audience members take part throughout the show as names surface from minds, metal appears to bend through concentration, and demonstrations play out even while he is blindfolded. The experience blends quick humor with startling moments designed to surprise and delight. Recognized as a leading mind reader and a Penn & Teller Fooler, Mysterion has been featured on Hulu, NBC, CBC, Netflix and at the world-famous Magic Castle. Highlights can include divining a volunteer’s imagined PIN, identifying an image on a borrowed phone, and eerie sensations like a participant feeling a tap when no one is nearby. Guests may even test their own ESP on stage, mirroring effects seen during his television appearances. The content is clean, polished and suited for a wide range of groups. Based in Toronto and Los Angeles, Mysterion has spent over two decades on screens and in the media, with credits across Travel Channel, NBC, BellFibe1 and CW, plus shows such as Kenny vs Spenny and Hulu’s Repossessed. His videos have amassed more than 100 million views on TikTok, Instagram and Facebook. He is a member of the Academy of Magical Arts at the Magic Castle in Hollywood and the Magic Circle in the UK, and with Steffi Kay received the Allan Slaight Rising Star award in 2020 as The Sentimentalists.

Jake Bradley performs live at West Palm Cowboy Club with the entire band on stage.

O'Shea's Pub in West Palm Beach hosts a live set from KillBillies, a folk and roots trio that began in 2010. Led by Ben Childs, the group moves across genres while keeping everything tied together with a distinctive banjo-and-bass sound. From festivals and rock clubs to living rooms and livestreams, their energetic shows have a way of getting audiences smiling and on their feet.

Community Greening, the Florida Forest Service, and PBC Parks are partnering to plant 125 native shade trees at John Prince Park in Lake Worth Beach. The new canopy will help cool the area and add much needed shade along the trails for people walking and biking. Volunteers are invited to help with the planting. Community Greening arborists and trained Tree Technicians will lead the effort and provide guidance. No experience is required, and people of all skill levels and physical abilities are welcome. Costumes are encouraged for a bit of seasonal fun. Tools will be provided, along with loaner work gloves, water, and light snacks. A DJ will be on site to keep the energy up. Please wear closed toe shoes and clothing that can get dirty, and consider bringing a hat and sunscreen. Families are welcome. All minors must remain with a parent or guardian for the entire event. The planting may be canceled if a forecasted Excessive Heat Warning or a major storm is expected, and an email will be sent to volunteers in that case. Volunteers must sign up online in advance.

Presented by BocaCardSubs and Peetrys Card Shows, this expansive collector gathering takes over the South Florida Fairgrounds Expo Center in West Palm Beach and is promoted as Florida’s biggest free trading card event. Expect more than 400 vendors from across the country with offerings that span sports cards, Pokémon, One Piece and a full range of TCGs. The program features content creators with live programming, celebrity autograph opportunities, Halloween themed costume contests running throughout the weekend, and family friendly entertainment for all ages. Anticipate an energetic atmosphere from open to close, plus giveaways, surprises and additional attractions. Admission and parking are free.

Put your sleuthing skills to the test at The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show. Work to crack a comedic yet challenging case while enjoying dinner, and stay alert... the culprit hides in plain sight, and anyone could suddenly find themselves labeled a prime suspect. Staged in the here and now and unfolding in real time, this immersive experience keeps the mystery alive as performers blend in with the audience. Expect a social, interactive evening designed for adult attendees. Presented nationwide since 2004, these productions offer intrigue, laughs, and spontaneous, unscripted moments throughout the show.

This 16th annual event at Carlin Park in Jupiter features a USATF certified route that begins in the park, heads south along A1A, and finishes where it started. Accuchip USA, Inc. provides chip timing. The atmosphere includes music, face painting, and refreshments, and a silent auction offers gift certificates to restaurants, spas, and more. Races include a timed 5K run or walk, a timed one mile fun run for children 12 and under, and an untimed 100 yard kids dash. Early packet pickup is available at Bikes Palm Beach. Finisher medals and race shirts are provided, and age group awards are presented.

Enjoy food, fun, and fellowship at a free BBQ featuring hot dogs, chips, sodas, and candy for everyone. A big raffle will offer a chance to win a guitar along with other fun items. Everyone is welcome, from families to friends. Sponsored by The Forge Project and Woolf Realty Inc.

An inaugural multi-day cycling tour showcases Lake Okeechobee in southern Florida with three days on the elevated Herbert Hoover Dike, followed by a final day on the Great Florida Trail through sugarcane country and lush wilderness. The Herbert Hoover Dike, constructed in the 1930s, rises above the shoreline and delivers wide-open views of the lake’s plants, wildlife, and sweeping horizons. This spoke-style itinerary keeps things simple with all five nights based at a single hotel in Clewiston. A midweek leisure day is included, offering choices to ride, golf, fish, or enjoy an airboat outing, plus an onsite visit to one of the largest sugar factories in the United States and meals at a variety of distinctive restaurants. Expect a blend of paved and gravel terrain, only brief stretches on roads shared with cars, and several bridge crossings. The gravel is similar to crushed limestone rail trails and provides a stable surface. Road bikes are not recommended, and tires of at least 35 mm are advised, along with preparation for sun and wind. An introductory double-occupancy rate starts at $1,600 per rider when using the early bird code BPPLOL26. Lake Okeechobee is Florida’s largest lake and one of the biggest freshwater lakes contained entirely within the contiguous United States, often celebrated as the Bass Fishing Capital of the World. Variable winds are part of the experience, sometimes offering a tailwind and other times a headwind.

Animal Aid returns for its fourth year with a daylong concert at Renegades WPB supporting the animals cared for by Justin Bartlett Animal Rescue. The music spans decades and styles, with Datura delivering rock, grunge, alternative, pop punk and emo favorites from the 90s and 2000s. Horns Up pays tribute to Ronnie James Dio with classic metal from his work with Rainbow, Black Sabbath and Heaven & Hell as well as his solo career. RUBIXX brings an energetic 80s experience packed with new wave, pop and Top 40 hits. Solstice Reign, a Palm Beach favorite, performs classic rock with a fresh, contemporary touch. Expect plenty of chances to dance and sing along while helping fund care and the search for loving homes for animals taken in by Justin Bartlett Animal Rescue. Additional details will be shared.

Flamingal Entertainment partners with Bloom Palm Beach to present an afternoon centered on flowers, tea, and meaningful connection. Created with women in mind, this experience offers a calm space to slow the pace, get creative, and meet new friends in a welcoming setting. Participants will design their own floral arrangement, enjoy tea with light bites, and capture photo friendly moments throughout. Everyone leaves with a handcrafted bouquet and memories to match. Tickets are 100 dollars and include all floral supplies, tea, and light bites. Advance purchase is required, and capacity is limited.

Songwriter Circle with 561 Music brings a cozy showcase to The Brewhouse Gallery in West Palm Beach, featuring local singer songwriters in an all-acoustic format. Performers share the stories behind their songs, offering insight into their writing and inspiration. Admission is free, and the lineup will be announced. Sponsored by Robert E. Henner DDS, PA.

Rhonda’s Promise, Inc. marks five years with a formal gala at Benvenuto Restaurant. The evening features a cocktail hour, a plated dinner, and emcee Tania Rogers of WPTV and WFLX. Guided by the theme Promises Kept, Celebrating Five Years of Transforming Lives, the celebration highlights ongoing work that supports women, teen girls, and senior citizens. Event registrations contribute to the mission, and details on sponsorship opportunities will be shared.

Florida Legion Post 271 Golf Outing brings golfers together at The Golf Club of Jupiter for a day on the course that includes player check-in, a shotgun start, and a post-round lunch with awards. Registration is $150 per golfer or $600 per team. Sponsorship options include Golf Sponsor at $2,000, Corporate Sponsor at $1,000, Breakfast Sponsor at $1,000, and Hole Sponsor at $200. Online registration and sponsorship are available.

At Red Reef Park in Boca Raton, this single-day surf camp welcomes kids ages 5 to 14 for a hands-on introduction to riding waves. Professional instructors offer in-water coaching in a safe and supportive setting, paired with Beyond the Waves activities on the sand. The program maintains a 6 to 1 camper to counselor ratio, and all staff are CPR certified. Many counselors began as campers, contributing to a strong, mentoring culture. Early drop-off and aftercare are available.

FAU Stadium sets the stage for a college football clash between the UTSA Roadrunners and the Florida Atlantic Owls. The matchup features two teams with distinct styles and plenty to prove late in the season, with outcomes that could influence the standings. It is a pressure-filled test that shows how each program stacks up when it matters most.

Step away from the office for a day at Tanah Keeta Scout Reservation focused on team building, friendly competition, and support for Scouting in the community. Adult teams of four move through a variety of outdoor challenges that include archery, rifle and shotgun marksmanship, a climbing tower, and axe throwing. The program starts with check-in, moves into a simultaneous kick-off for the activity rotations, and wraps up with lunch, networking, and an awards presentation. Participants can strengthen camaraderie, connect with business leaders, and enjoy a unique outdoor experience while helping make a positive impact on Scouting youth. Designed for adults only in teams of four, space is limited, and sponsor teams receive priority placement.

This grand opening celebration at X-TAT includes studio tours, chances to connect with vendors, bites and drinks, and opportunities to enter giveaways. RSVP is available on Eventbrite.

Enjoy a coastal-themed ornament painting night at Stormhouse Brewing in North Palm Beach. Create any two of three designs: a Santa sea turtle on a wood slice, a beachy heart featuring a resin starfish, or a Florida state shape with palms. Step by step guidance is provided for each piece, and the session is suitable for all skill levels. The cost is $32, which includes your two ornament choices, all supplies, and instruction. Arrive early for a meal, or sip and snack while you paint. For questions or to avoid ticketing fees, contact Melissa at 561-573-9047 or mobilemasterpieces@yahoo.com. Card payments are available online.

CreativeMornings Palm Beach brings together creatives from across Palm Beach County to share ideas, build connections, and spark inspiration. This free meetup, which requires registration, takes place at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton and features coffee, conversation, and a community talk centered on the theme of Devotion. Attendees check in, enjoy refreshments, mingle with fellow creatives, then take their seats for the program. Event locations, themes, and speakers rotate regularly, and the gathering is open to all.

For 25 years, the Galbani Feast of Little Italy has celebrated tradition, flavor, and community with a three day showcase of Italian culture at Abacoa Amphitheater. Savor classic dishes, enjoy live music and other performances, explore artisan shopping, and take in an upbeat street festival atmosphere that welcomes all ages. General admission is free. VIP upgrades are available for purchase. Private VIP Villas provide a full day in an exclusive tented space within the amphitheater, featuring bistro lighting, a large dining table, comfortable seating for up to eight, and dedicated cocktail service, priced at $250 on Friday, $500 on Saturday, and $300 on Sunday. Reserved Stage Pod Seating offers four Adirondack chairs near the stage, a small private table, and dedicated cocktail service for a relaxed, premium view all day.

Gerald Albright takes the stage at Crazy Uncle Mikes with the contemporary jazz flair that has shaped his long career. Raised in Los Angeles, he excelled on saxophone, studied at the University of Redlands, and picked up bass guitar after being inspired by Louis Johnson. Soon after college he joined Patrice Rushen on the road, even stepping in on bass mid-tour, and became an in-demand studio and touring player through the 80s alongside Anita Baker, Ray Parker, Jr., Atlantic Starr, The Temptations, Maurice White, Les McCann, Teena Marie, the Winans, and Whitney Houston. His solo journey began with Just Between Us in 1987, helping fuel the rise of smooth jazz and leading to hit records, radio staples, and appearances on collaborative tours like Guitars & Saxes and Groovin’ For Grover. He later led a big band for Phil Collins and teamed with Will Downing for Pleasures of the Night. Grammy-nominated releases include Pushing The Envelope and Slam Dunk, and notable collaborations span 24/7 with Norman Brown and the Summer Horns project with Dave Koz and Friends featuring Mindi Abair and Richard Elliot, both honored in the Best Pop Instrumental Album category. His catalog also features Smooth, Groovology, Kickin’ It Up, and Sax for Stax. Expect a set that explores the range of contemporary R&B and urban jazz, moving through varied grooves, harmonies, and moods that mirror his path and perspective.

Odyssey Road, a tribute to Journey, brings the band's signature soaring vocals, memorable guitar work, and big-stage energy to the Bamboo Room in Lake Worth Beach. Expect crowd favorites including Don’t Stop Believin’, Separate Ways, Any Way You Want It, Faithfully, and Open Arms, along with other classics. The set is built for singing along and rocking out as fans revisit the songs that defined a generation. Admission is $30 at the door.

Set in the warm glow of candles at First Presbyterian Church of West Palm Beach, this tribute features the Collins Quartet from Miami performing beloved music by The Beatles in an intimate, multi-sensory atmosphere. The program includes favorites such as Here Comes the Sun, I Want To Hold Your Hand, Help!, Michelle, Penny Lane, Come Together, We Can Work It Out, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Lady Madonna, Blackbird, Here, There and Everywhere, Eleanor Rigby, Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, Yesterday, and Hey Jude. Guests ages 8 and older are welcome, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA accessible. Within each zone, seating is assigned in order of arrival. Once the performance begins, no late entry is allowed. This tribute is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, their estate, or their official representatives.

9ZERØLIVE presents a high-energy mix centered on 90s alternative rock, infused with Latin and country influences and rounded out with a few classic covers.

Paddy Mac's welcomes the Andrew Morris Band Trio back for an evening of live country music. Pair the performance with classic Irish fare and a pint of Guinness for a festive pub experience.

Companies face off in a co-ed, Olympic-style adult field day at the Peter Blum Family YMCA in Boca Raton. Teams of 15 employees put speed, skill, strategy, teamwork and determination to the test as they compete for the Cup and bragging rights. Participation supports the YMCA of South Palm Beach County’s Financial Assistance Program, which helps provide programs and services to individuals and families in the community. Organizations can assemble a 15-person team or get involved as corporate sponsors.

Creativity fills the historic grounds of Old School Square as the Cornell Art Museum presents a juried outdoor fine art show that turns the museum lawn into an open-air gallery. Over two days, explore original works by more than 50 artists from across the country, talk with the creators, and discover pieces you can take home. Live music sets the tone throughout the weekend, while muralists and Urban Sketchers bring art to life with on-site painting sessions. Families will find plenty to do, including a Kids Zone with hands-on activities and face painting, along with participation from local groups such as Art Connect, Creative Art School, and Urban Sketchers. New voices are highlighted through an Emerging Artist Program that offers a complimentary tent and full show experience to one rising talent. Admission to both the show and the Cornell Art Museum is free, making it easy to spend the day in the heart of Downtown Delray Beach. It offers a lively atmosphere, a curated selection of fine art, and a community gathering that pairs culture with nearby dining and entertainment.

Community Greening is partnering with the City of Lake Worth Beach to share free trees at HATCH 1121. This walk-up distribution offers both native and fruit varieties. Eligibility is limited to City of Lake Worth Beach residents. Trees will be provided on a first come, first served basis, with a maximum of two per household and no more than one fruit tree. Native options include crabwood, green buttonwood, paradise tree, and Spanish stopper, while fruit choices include avocado and mango. Each tree comes in a 3-gallon container. Availability may change.

At the Boca Raton Museum of Art, Spiritual Ecologies: Art, Nature, and Community brings together paintings, sculpture, photography, and mixed media by a wide range of artists to consider how people search for meaning and belonging. The exhibition reflects on relationships with the natural world and animals, the role of ritual and shared experiences, and the creative act itself, exploring how art can renew bonds with one another and with something beyond ourselves. Presented as a companion to Tobi Kahn: Quest for the Essence, it invites reflection on the ties that knit communities together and shape a sense of place. Organized by the Boca Raton Museum of Art and curated by Dr. Keffie Feldman, Chief Curator. An opening reception is planned, with details to be announced.

Families explore The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett in a monthly book club. Each gathering features discussion of the book’s chapters, time to exchange ideas, and activities inspired by the story. For more information, contact Lake Park Public Library at (561) 881-3330.

At WPB Lake Pavilion, this casino-themed benefit honors Veterans while channeling every bet toward the mission to end homelessness for those who served in Palm Beach County. Presented by Stand Down, the evening blends lively gaming with meaningful purpose. Admission includes chips for play, three hours at the tables, a welcome drink, access to raffles and auctions, hot hors d’oeuvres and desserts, a cash bar, live music, and a seat in the Texas Hold ’Em tournament. Guests seeking extra flair can choose the High Roller VIP experience, featuring a private area with premium seating, higher limits for poker and blackjack, tournament access, a cigar experience with a torcedor, a specialty souvenir drink, and upgraded desserts. Tickets are $150 per person for general entry and $250 per person for the High Roller VIP option.

Experience The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show, where an immersive whodunit pairs with dinner. Work with fellow diners to unravel a comical yet challenging case while the perpetrator blends into the crowd, and be ready... anyone in the room could find themselves under suspicion. The story plays out in the present day and unfolds in real time, with actors mingling among guests to create a lively, social, and highly interactive evening intended for adults. Staged across the country since 2004, these performances deliver intrigue, big laughs, and spontaneous twists you will not find in a scripted show.

Hosted by Wounded Veterans Relief Fund, the 15th Annual A Night of Honor Gala pays tribute to the service and sacrifice of veterans while marking America’s 250th Anniversary. The evening includes a cocktail reception, dinner, a live program, and exclusive auction experiences. The event supports Florida veterans in crisis through urgent financial assistance and WVRF’s one of a kind Critical Dental Assistance Program, with the goal of restoring hope, dignity, and stability for veterans and their families across the state.

SOLFYRE Rock Band closes out the year with a final performance at Tin Roof Delray.

At the Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts in West Palm Beach, Matt Fraser presents a 90 minute evening of live mediumship. A New York Times bestselling author often called America’s top psychic medium, he shares messages from loved ones in spirit as they come through in the moment. He moves through the audience to deliver readings face to face, bringing forward specific names, dates, memories, and other details that people recognize. As messages unfold, the room often fills with emotion, comfort, laughter, and tears. Even when a reading is directed to someone else, many attendees find the words feel deeply personal. Every seat offers a close view of the process. No two gatherings are the same, since the energy of the audience helps shape what happens.

The Ladies of Simone return to Arts Garage with a musical tribute to the artistry of Nina Simone, celebrating the Empress of Soul through beloved classics like I Loves You, Porgy, The Look of Love, My Baby Just Cares for Me, To Be Young, Gifted and Black, and Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood. Vocalists Sarah Gracel, Ja’Nia Harden, and Deana Butler-Rahming lead the program. Gracel portrayed the youthful Nina as Nina #1 in the South Florida premiere of Simply Simone and earned a South Florida Carbonell Award for Best Actress in a Musical for her performance in Dreamgirls. Harden, a FAMU alum, appeared as Nina #2 in the same production, is an educator and author, and performs with The Harden Project. Butler-Rahming took on Nina #4, depicting Simone’s later years, and is a recognized South Florida vocalist and actress with stage credits including Ain’t Misbehavin’ and Storyville, along with recognition from the Miami-Dade Gospel Alliance of Music Professionals. The band features John Harden, II on piano, Sergo Zavela on guitar, Charlemagne Sands on bass, and Donald Thomas on drums.

This party night at The Crazy Horse Saloon features awesome tunes, cold drinks, and amazing food, with glow sticks glowing in black light.

A seasonal market in Downtown Boynton Beach brings together the flavors of fall at The Good Day Market. More than 50 curated vendors present artisan sourdough, local honey, handcrafted goods, fresh flowers, seasonal produce, and Florida-grown sweet corn. Food trucks serve a range of bites, and specialty coffee, matcha, and smoothies are available. Admission is free. Complimentary Yoga or Mat Pilates takes place beneath the kapok tree, with plenty of time to explore the market afterward. With two playgrounds close by, it is easy to plan an outing that supports local businesses and celebrates the harvest season.

Monty Python’s Spamalot serves up an irreverent take on Arthurian legend, adapted from the film Monty Python and the Holy Grail. With a book and lyrics by Eric Idle and music by John Du Prez and Eric Idle, this smash hit first bowed on Broadway in 2005, earning fourteen Tony Award nominations and winning three, including Best Musical. The show features well-known songs such as “Always Look on the Bright Side of Life,” “The Song That Goes Like This,” and “Find Your Grail.” Critics from The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, and Entertainment Weekly highlight its laugh-packed pacing and exuberant Broadway flair.

Honor the service and sacrifice of veterans at a heartfelt ceremony in the Vintage Gymnasium at Old School Square. The program includes guest speakers, music, and an honors presentation, creating a thoughtful space for remembrance, reflection, and gratitude with veterans, their families, and the wider community. Parking is available in the Old School Square Parking Garage. For additional information, call Delray Beach Parks and Recreation Special Events at 561-243-7250, option 3.

Take a behind the scenes tour of the Loxahatchee River District’s Wastewater Treatment Plant, presented by the River Center. Discover what happens to water after it goes down the drain and how the Loxahatchee River Environmental Control District treats wastewater to protect community health. Learn how about 95 percent of the water received is recycled to help safeguard natural water resources. This rare look at essential infrastructure is recommended for ages 13 and up.

The Networking Beast hosts an evening of professional networking and business card exchange at X-Golf West Palm Beach in West Palm Beach, Florida. Connect with professionals from a range of industries in a relaxed, after hours setting designed for conversation and new contacts. Admission is free, and guests receive one complimentary drink with appetizers. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards and may invite colleagues or friends to widen their network. Presented in collaboration with ROI Power Groups. Sponsor support includes Angelina Bishop of ROI Power Groups, Adrian Brito and Gabe Kutlin of Liberty Credit Experts, The Networking Beast, Cortez Thompson of Merchant Fee Slashers, Sergio Espinosa of SDR Associates Tax & Accounting Consultants, and Gabe Kutlin of Saleoid.

Explore what a wild animal might put on its Thanksgiving plate during a hands-on nature program led by a Riverbend Park naturalist. Participants of all ages investigate the foods, habitats, and adaptations that help Riverbend’s wildlife find and capture their meals, and see how native species connect through Florida’s food webs. The fee is $5 per participant. Space is limited, and reservations are required. Registration must be completed online through the Tickets link or the nature programs website, and marking Interested or Going on the event page does not reserve a spot. Log in to register, and new users will need to create a household account. All participants must sign a Program Participation Waiver before each program.

MacBeach Gala: Mangroves in the Moonlight offers an evening of live music, refined dining with cocktails, and uplifting stories at Frenchman's Reserve Country Club, all in support of a treasured Florida coastal park. As Friends of MacArthur Beach’s annual fundraiser, the night features unique auction items and experiences that add excitement to the celebration. Proceeds help provide environmental education for more than 4,000 students, advance sea turtle conservation, and spark new programs in the park, ensuring lasting impact alongside a memorable night out.

Returning by popular request, this charity date auction brings together a new group of bachelors and bachelorettes who are volunteering to raise awareness for PTSD and mental health. Admission is $50 per person and includes a drink ticket, light bites, a raffle entry for a door prize, networking opportunities, a photo booth, a DJ, music, and more. Proceeds support Erase PTSD Now and its mission to remove financial barriers to treatment so Veterans, Military members, First Responders, and other trauma survivors can access the care they deserve. To sponsor, donate an in-kind item for the silent auction or a date package, or volunteer, contact engage@eraseptsdnow.org.

Hosted at the Palm Beach County Convention Center, this two day women’s wellness conference brings together approximately eight speakers, with Dr Kelly Casperson as the keynote and leading a full day of sessions. Optional pre-conference breakout sessions add extra value for those who want to go deeper. Attendees can explore exhibits, take part in giveaways, pick up swap bags, enjoy food, and connect with a community of wellness enthusiasts and specialists. Topics include anti-aging, longevity, hormones, sexual health, menopause, wellness, nutrition, and other related areas, plus a yoga session to round out the experience.

Now in its tenth year, this community art competition and sale brings together professional, emerging, amateur, and student creators from Delray Beach and across Florida. Each contribution must be a 6 by 6 inch original, with up to four works allowed per artist, all donated, securely fitted for hanging, and accompanied by a completed submission form. Visitors can explore the full collection during a preview period to pinpoint favorite pieces before purchasing begins. An appreciation evening recognizes participating artists with music, light bites, networking, and prize announcements. The rush sale then follows a first come, first served format, with every artwork priced at $35 and a lively atmosphere featuring music both inside and outside, a stage, a mobile setup, and a local band, with social attire encouraged. Proceeds support the arts and the local community, and one Delray Beach high school art student will receive a scholarship to further their education. The art competition honors three winners across two divisions, one for students and another for professional, amateur, and emerging artists, with local judges to be announced.

Experience a modern, communal approach to acupuncture and energy work led by Ryan Bishop, an acupuncture physician, intuitive healer, and Qigong and Tai Chi instructor. The Wellness Lab is designed to ease stress, activate the body’s natural energy, and foster meaningful connection among participants. Begin by arriving together, setting a clear intention, and building a warm group atmosphere. Settle into a guided session where a carefully selected acupuncture protocol supports the release of physical blocks, helps recalibrate the nervous system, and invites a deep, whole-body reset. After the treatment, there is unhurried time to ground, talk, and connect so the post-session glow can fully land. Wear comfortable clothing that allows access to the lower arms and legs, and bring an open, receptive mindset. Space is limited to preserve an intimate and impactful group dynamic.

Prom Beach presents a new adult prom at the Lake Pavilion in West Palm Beach. Put on party attire, lace up your dancing shoes, and enjoy an evening centered on the dance floor while creating fresh prom memories.

Deja Vu performs live at the Bungalow.

At Arts Garage, a concert-level tribute celebrates the music of Bob Seger, presented courtesy of Tom Porter. With more than 75 million albums sold and classics like "Turn The Page", "Old Time Rock-n-Roll", and "Against The Wind", Seger is a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, and the show focuses on the beloved catalog while channeling the drive and excitement of his famed live performances. Lead vocalist Ken Hurley fronts the band. He began singing at age 7 when his mother, a renowned Southern Gospel singer, brought him into the family band. A veteran of the South Florida music scene and the Marines, he is known for a soulful, versatile voice, and Seger’s music resonates deeply with him. The group was founded by Ken Hurley, guitarist Lou Piccinetti, and bassist and manager Tom Porter. The lineup features Ken Hurley on lead vocals, Lou Piccinetti on lead guitar, Tim D’Andrea on guitar and vocals, Scott Sherman on guitar, piano, and vocals, JC Vasquez on keyboard, Tom Porter on bass, Ron Nordwall on sax, and Hank Riesco on drums.

The My Family Matters poker run raises money for children diagnosed with cancer. Pre registration is open.

This beachside arts and crafts festival takes place right by the shore and centers on creativity.

This music festival benefits animal rescues. It brings the community together through music to support animals.

The ninth annual Dinner on the Diamond presents Beyond the Bases as an on-field gala that unites the spirit of the game with a commitment to inclusion and community. Guests dine beneath the night sky on the diamond while celebrating sports at their best and a place where barriers come down and everyone plays. The dress code blends black tie polish with baseball chic. Baseball Hall of Famer Mike Schmidt serves as Honorary Chair.

Oceans & Roses Under the Stars, a pink and black gala in Delray Beach, features Elton Dan and the Rocket Band, a nationally touring Elton John tribute. This evening under the stars benefits children and families affected by cystic fibrosis and brings a sense of community, heart, and purpose through live music.

Meltdown returns to Square Grouper Jupiter Inlet for an evening of 90s rock anthems, crowd sing-alongs, and relaxed waterfront vibes. The night features live music filled with familiar favorites and a feel-good atmosphere by the water.

At Arts Garage, bandleader Dick Lowenthal brings his big band with vocalist Lisanne Lyons for a concert honoring a century of landmark jazz arranging. The program highlights works associated with Duke Ellington through the pens of Billy Strayhorn and Mary Lou Williams, charts crafted by Fletcher Henderson for Benny Goodman, and classics tied to Count Basie via Frank Foster and Billy Byers, alongside selections connected to Gerry Mulligan, Bob Mintzer, Toshiko Akiyoshi, and Gil Evans. The ensemble features standout jazz musicians from South Florida. Lowenthal’s resume includes performances with Ella Fitzgerald, Clark Terry, Nancy Wilson, Mel Tormé, Tony Bennett, and Cher. He led the Glenn Miller Orchestra’s Special Unit for a decade with appearances at the Tony Awards and international tours that reached Poland, Paris, Japan, South America, and Crystal Cruises, and he has conducted concerts with Wynton Marsalis, Phil Woods, Gerry Mulligan, Paquito D’Rivera, and Cyrille Aimée. A veteran educator, he founded the jazz program at the Manhattan School of Music, directed its award-winning jazz orchestra, held national leadership roles in jazz education, chaired the Arts Garage board, and created the Jazz and Java adult education series, a unique program in Florida. Lyons, a Miami-based singer, pianist, and arranger, has collaborated with Arturo Sandoval, Natalie Cole, Bobby McFerrin, and George Benson. She began her professional career at 17 as a featured vocalist with three U.S. Air Force bands and later earned graduate degrees from the University of Miami Frost School of Music. Her performances span the United States, Europe, Canada, Japan, and South America with renowned orchestras, big bands, and jazz ensembles. As an educator and clinician, she helped build acclaimed jazz vocal programs at Virginia Tech and Florida International University, where students and ensembles earned national recognition including DownBeat Student Music Awards. Her recordings include Right as the Rain, Smile, and May I Come In. Tickets are released first to Platinum, Diamond, and Gold annual members, with a public on-sale to follow.

Celebrate the season with pop-up holiday photo sessions on the beach, offering a festive coastal backdrop for portraits. Each session includes 25 minutes of photography and a collection of 30 to 60 images available for download. There are options to order printed Christmas cards and custom photo products, making it easy to share or display your favorites. Availability is limited.

Music Director Alastair Willis appears with violinist Leonid Sigal in a program centered on Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto, with Rossini's Overture to The Barber of Seville and Respighi's The Birds completing the lineup.

This monthly Summer Art series at Finland House introduces a fresh project each session. The sixth class, led by instructor Summer Dawn, focuses on creating twelve personalized cards with matching envelopes, a heartfelt option for sending holiday greetings to loved ones. The cost is $35 per class and covers all materials and instruction. English and Finnish translation is available if needed, and happy hour drinks are available.

Celebrate the season at Dance All Night with Dance To Dawn’s annual Anything Party, a line dance celebration that embraces Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and all things festive. Enjoy plenty of dancing with a quick lesson to start, followed by open dance time. Bring a gender neutral wrapped gift valued at $20 for the gift exchange. Support the Christmas Toy Drive by bringing an unwrapped toy worth $15 or more, with all toys going to Place of Hope in Palm Beach Gardens for foster children in Palm Beach County. It is also a potluck, so bring a snack, dessert, or drink to share, and you can note what you plan to bring in the event comments. Entry is $15 per person, or you may instead contribute an unwrapped toy valued at $15 or more for the drive.

Baby and Me Yoga offers a gentle way for parents and caregivers to connect with little ones from birth to age 3. Led by certified yoga teacher Shellie Chiet, this 45-minute class blends nurturing parent and baby poses with soothing music and light aromatherapy to encourage bonding, build strength, and support relaxation. The atmosphere is welcoming and positive, with space to meet other families and share the experience together. Admission is $10 per adult, and children attend free. Cash, credit cards, and Venmo are accepted. The class takes place at Green Tara Yoga in Jupiter, Florida.

Enjoy a stylish evening at Duchessa featuring champagne, light bites, and pastries while browsing apparel, accessories, and home decor. Each item purchased earns a raffle ticket, and winners will choose from luxury prizes for women and men. Ten percent of all event retail sales support Junior Achievement of the Palm Beaches & Treasure Coast, directly benefiting youth programs and empowering local students.

Now in its second year, Fueling Futures supports the Palm Beach North Education Foundation with an evening set within the Gray Motorsports Museum. The program features exclusive access to the museum, cocktails with a selection of small bites, live performances, a silent auction, and stories that spotlight student achievement and exceptional educators. The focus is on advancing scholarships and other educational opportunities for students in Palm Beach North. The Foundation invests in literacy initiatives, teacher externships and retention incentives, and leadership awards that help graduates continue their education. Over the last year, it granted $36,000 to teachers recognized as the Chamber’s Teacher of the Year and distributed $126,200 in scholarships to high school seniors, including four full-ride awards. Sponsorships are available.

Enjoy a night out at Game of Axes with axe throwing, plenty of laughs, friendly competition, and buy one get one wine all evening. Celebrate a birthday, plan a girls night, try a unique date before meeting up with friends, or unwind after work with a spirited activity. Expect great music and an upbeat atmosphere, and count on the Axe Masters to guide both first timers and experienced throwers. Use promo code LADIES50 when booking online to receive half off axe throwing, then see who in your group can rack up the most bullseyes.

Lionel Bart's Oliver! debuted on Broadway in 1963, playing 774 performances and receiving three Tony Awards. The score includes songs like Food, Glorious Food, Consider Yourself, and As Long As He Needs Me. It stands as an expansive, enduring musical in the classic Broadway tradition.

This performance spotlights Elton John songs from six early Ivanovo albums. The set features selections drawn from that early body of work.

Celebrate the season at an annual Scandinavian Christmas Market set at Annan Maja in the Finnish-American Village. Explore a range of vendors offering food and gifts, creating a festive marketplace atmosphere. Prospective vendors should register only through the Finnish-American Village or the Midnight Sun Festival, and should ignore any unsolicited messages asking for payment from other sources.

Enjoy a dinner-and-show experience as Fleetwood Mach honors the music of Fleetwood Mac with classics like "Dreams", "You Make Lovin’ Fun", "Don’t Stop", and "The Chain", along with Stevie Nicks favorites such as "Landslide" and "Edge of Seventeen". Admission includes a full meal and the performance. Menu choices feature prime rib with herb roasted potatoes and vegetables, chicken Francese with rice and vegetables, pan seared salmon with wild rice and vegetables, or a vegetarian pasta primavera, and every meal comes with salad, rolls, and dessert. Substitutions are not available. Doors open ahead of dinner service, the show follows the meal, and guests are expected to be seated before the performance begins. All sales are final and seating changes are not available. Tickets are sold only through Eventbrite, and third party sellers are not authorized. Tables seat four or six guests, and smaller parties may share a table with others. The room is tiered with two to three steps between rows, and wheelchair accessible seating is indicated in the purple section of the seating map. Dinner is served prior to showtime, cocktail service continues throughout, and outside food or drink is not permitted. Parking options include $10 valet at The Paddock entrance, $5 premium parking, and complimentary general parking.

AIA Theatrical Productions presents the world premiere of Mike Vogel’s An Honest Conversation, a drama that begins with two friendly couples discussing race and intensifies into a confrontation that jeopardizes a new business venture, their friendship, and even their marriages before the night is through. Humor punctuates the tension, reflecting the playwright’s background writing original material for well known comedians such as Rodney Dangerfield. Part of the Limited Engagement Series in the Stonzek Studio Theatre, the performance runs about two hours and includes a 15 minute intermission. Tickets are $42, with a $5 processing fee per order. This presentation is produced by an outside presenter that has privately leased the Lake Worth Playhouse, and the venue’s management is not responsible for the content, accuracy, or quality of the program.

Rubixx is back at Connolly’s for a high-energy evening packed with 80s music from beginning to end. Look forward to a lively set and a full dose of nostalgic fun.

Explore a holiday market at Lilly Lovers of the Palm Beaches featuring 60 local vendors with gift ideas while supporting a local charity. Admission is $1, and every dollar benefits the monthly charity. Two vendor spaces remain, and applications are handled in the order they are received. For vendor inquiries, text (213) 218-5017, which is preferred, or email vfapply@gmail.com.

Mark the 40th year of a beloved Delray Beach tradition with a 5K that starts and finishes at Anchor Park by the ocean. The route follows a scenic shoreline, welcoming runners and walkers of all paces for a festive morning centered on fitness and community spirit. Registered participants receive a personalized race bib and an event shirt, and everyone who crosses the finish line earns a commemorative medal celebrating the 40th anniversary. Whether aiming for a personal record or kicking off the holiday season with family, this coastal run offers an ocean breeze and an energizing start to Thanksgiving week.

A holiday market at Lilly Lovers of the Palm Beaches features 15 local vendors offering gifts and goods, with entry set at $1 and proceeds benefiting the designated charity for the month. Expect a festive atmosphere with Palm Beach flair, perfect for getting a head start on holiday shopping while supporting local businesses and a good cause. Vendor spaces are arranged exclusively through Lilly Lovers of the Palm Beaches, so unsolicited messages about booth availability from anyone else should be disregarded and reported to the venue.

At The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show, guests dig into a comedic, brain-teasing case while enjoying dinner. The story unfolds in the present, in real time, and performers are mixed in with the audience, so the culprit hides in plain sight and anyone could be tapped as a Prime Suspect. This is not a traditional mystery play. It is a social, interactive experience intended for adult audiences. The Dinner Detective has presented these dinner-theater whodunits across the country since 2004, delivering an evening of intrigue, laughter, and spontaneous moments.

This gala at Suomi Talo - Finland House in Lantana honors America 250 with a program of American music performed by the Joonas Haavisto Quartet. Tickets are $70 and include dinner plus a complimentary welcome beverage. Tickets are available now at Suomi Talo, and the event is expected to sell out.

New York based stand-up Natalie Cuomo performs at The Studio at Mizner Park. Her debut album, Shut Up You Loved It, debuted at number one on the iTunes comedy chart. She was selected as a Comics to Watch at the New York Comedy Festival in 2023 and reached the finals of the festival’s New York’s Funniest competition in 2024. Her comedy has been spotlighted by New York Magazine, the LA Times, Time Out New York, and Inked Magazine, and she appeared on season 16 of Ink Master: No More Ink! on Paramount+. Online, she engages a community of more than 2.4 million followers and has surpassed 100 million views across social media. She also streams on Twitch, bringing together comedy fans and gamers, which has led to partnerships with Amazon Gaming, Mejuri Jewelry, Monster Energy, and others. Ticket availability includes a public onsale and a studio presale.

Cary Hoffman brings My Sinatra to Arts Garage in Delray Beach, FL, presenting a one-man musical that mixes autobiography, sharp wit, and heartfelt reflection on a lifelong admiration for Frank Sinatra. Adapted from his PBS special, the show features a voice that captures Sinatra’s signature sound as Hoffman threads more than 20 beloved songs into a story about growing up without a father, the guidance of three musician uncles who recorded on notable Sinatra sessions, and the rewards and risks of trying to become like a hero. Hoffman appears as the lead vocalist. Ticket access is prioritized for Platinum, Diamond, and Gold annual members, with general public sales opening afterward.

Settle into a laid-back Sunday at the Autumn Brunch Market in Downtown Boynton Beach. This seasonal market brings together more than 60 carefully selected local vendors along with brunch favorites, food trucks, specialty coffee, matcha, smoothies, and an array of fresh baked goods, including artisan sourdough. Browse handmade items, discover new local businesses, and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere with two playgrounds nearby for families. Admission and parking are free. Sip your favorite brew, catch up with a friend over tasty bites, and take in cozy fall vibes while you shop and snack.

An interactive workshop where children assemble and decorate a Chanukah craft, enjoy holiday treats, and celebrate Chanukah as a group. Each child receives a Home Depot apron to take home. Sponsored by Home Depot.

On Thanksgiving Eve, the band returns to Double Roads in Jupiter. It is a chance to bring together friends, family, and visiting guests to share the band and the venue for a memorable evening.

The Rock Orchestra by Candlelight brings its 2026 tour to the Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts in West Palm Beach with a 90-minute concert that blends iconic rock and metal anthems with a classical edge. In a candlelit setting, fourteen classical musicians weave airy melodies with powerful waves of distortion, creating a vivid meeting of symphonic finesse and heavy sound. The program draws on music by Metallica, AC/DC, Rolling Stones, Rage Against The Machine, My Chemical Romance, Linkin Park, SOAD, Guns N Roses, Evanescence, Papa Roach, The Cranberries, and more. The Rock Orchestra operates as a rotating collective of classical performers that includes both instrumentalists and vocalists. Attendees have rated the experience 4.7 out of 5 and highlight the nonstop energy from the opening song to the finale along with the striking mix of classical bravado and hard rock. The Rock Orchestra and its events are not affiliated with the artists or composers named, and all trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

The first-ever Delray Tribute Festival showcases SpiderCherry, Turnstiles with a salute to the music of Billy Joel, Infinity as a Journey tribute band, The Expanding Man, Miami Sound Revue, and Larry Johnson's Essence Of Motown and Earth, Wind and Fire. The lineup centers on music by Billy Joel and Journey alongside Motown and the songs of Earth, Wind and Fire.

Created and performed by Joanna Castle Miller and directed by Matt Stabile, this theatrical piece follows a young woman raised to believe the nation belongs to white Christians, determined to stay pure even as she nurses a mischievous curiosity about Thomas Jefferson. When her father becomes a 2016 presidential nominee for a far right third party, she begins crafting a comedy show out of the upheaval, uncovering complicated truths about family, faith, and what she was taught to accept as real. As part of the MainStage series, several ticket options are available. An Opening Night Celebration Package includes all MainStage opening nights with pre and post-show receptions for $189, reflecting a $225 value. A MainStage Season Subscription covers three productions for $149, a $180 value. To experience Joanna Castle Miller’s Bad Faith Trilogy, an add-on is available that includes INFERNA and CONVERSA for an additional $99, a $120 value. Individual pricing is $75 for Opening Night Celebrations, which include a pre and post-show reception, and $60 for standard single tickets.

The ShinDig Trio performs at Deck 84 in Delray Beach, Florida. The venue is praised for friendly staff, tasty food, standout views, and a strong appreciation for good music.

Early Bird Saturdays at Game of Axes offers a discounted axe throwing experience, featuring 20% off for bookings and walk-ins as part of the early bird offer. Apply the promo code AXEDAY during online booking. Guests of all ages are welcome. Axe Masters are on hand to get newcomers started, share fundamentals, and help sharpen aim for those coveted bullseyes. It suits family outings, weekend get-togethers, birthday celebrations, group activities, and date ideas, all with a spirit of friendly competition.

At Arts Garage, Greggie and the Jets presents a salute to Elton John’s classic era, performed with the energy and feel of his original concerts. Originating in Central Florida and touring nationally, the band offers faithful renditions of beloved singles alongside deeper album tracks for dedicated fans. Led by pianist and vocalist Greg “Greggie” Vadimsky in the Elton John role, the group features Brian Arnold on drums and vocals, Patrick Green on keyboards and vocals, Jeff Bazemore on guitar and vocals, and Steve Caropolli on bass. Following original arrangements to capture the signature sound and emotion, the performance encourages plenty of singing and dancing. Tickets are available to Platinum, Diamond, and Gold annual members, with public sales to follow.

Arts Garage presents a high-energy tribute to Blake Shelton from Blake Country, a Florida band that recreates the superstar’s hits with sharp musicianship, humor, and lively stagecraft. Led by vocalist and acoustic guitarist TJ Cronin with Steve Czmyr on bass, Anthony Pangilinan on lead guitar, and Carson Martin on drums, the group channels the look, sound, and spirit of the original artist. Expect a family friendly, all ages concert filled with favorites like God’s Country, Honey Bee, Ol Red, Home, Boys Round Here, God Gave Me You, and more.

A mahjong-focused community event supports Chasin A Dream. Open play has reached capacity, and beginner instruction from Casa Mahj still has a few openings. Donations of new toys that are not wrapped will be collected for Chasin A Dream. The Mother Ship has generously provided the event space in Jupiter.

A festive celebration of the holiday season takes place beneath a 100 foot Christmas tree on the day following the Tree Lighting.

Gather for a CRA social focused on connection and helpful information. Meet CRA staff, learn what CRAs are, hear about upcoming projects, and explore ways the CRA supports small businesses, including funding assistance and leasing opportunities. The goal is to connect with more people from the Delray Beach community. Light refreshments are provided. Hosted at the Edmonds Baine Building on the second floor.

First Friday Art Walk transforms Downtown Delray Beach into a self-guided celebration of art, with a route you design through galleries, exhibitions, and other creative stops. An interactive itinerary builder helps you plan the evening and move at your own pace. Expect live painting, opportunities to meet local artists, and live music as the neighborhood showcases its creative spirit. It welcomes families and works just as well for a date night.

Experience the music of Fleetwood Mac by candlelight at St. Gregory's Episcopal Church. This live tribute presents an intimate, multi-sensory performance featuring favorites such as Everywhere, Gypsy, You Make Loving Fun, Never Going Back Again, Don't Stop, Gold Dust Woman, Go Your Own Way, Landslide, Songbird, Rhiannon, and The Chain. The concert runs 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the start, and late entry is not permitted. Guests must be at least 8 years old, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue meets ADA accessibility standards. Seating is allocated within each zone in order of arrival. This event is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, their estate, or official representatives.

At Tiki 52 Bar & Grill in Tequesta, The Jutt Huffman Band delivers gritty country storytelling blended with rock-and-soul punch and reggae grooves. Led by Port St. Lucie independent artist, songwriter, and producer Jutt Huffman, the performance highlights rich, expressive vocals and an electric live show shaped by a track record of nationwide touring.

Presented by The Studio: Stories on Stage, this fresh musical retelling of Dickens’ classic centers on Carol Scrooge, a wealthy, image-focused aspiring pop star who insists on being called Scroogé and treats the holiday as little more than a photo opportunity. Her perspective shifts when the spirit of her five-times-great grandfather, Ebenezer, arrives with a warning and three ghosts who guide her through a transformative night. Driven by an original pop score with plenty of hooks, this upbeat, family friendly production invites all ages to sing along and embrace the heart of the season.

Boca Stage presents a gripping drama directed by Keith Garsson and adapted for the stage by Nicholas Wright from Gobodo-Madikizela’s 2003 bestselling book. Set in a South Africa still healing from apartheid, it unfolds as an unflinching interrogation that confronts culpability, forgiveness, and the fragile steps from a painful past toward a different future. The performance runs 80 minutes with no intermission and is rated R. Tickets are $45 per person, the group rate is $35 when six or more are purchased in a single transaction, and a season ticket is $35, with season ticket holders saving up to $10 per ticket.

Arts Garage presents a milestone evening as CeCe Teneal marks a decade of honoring Aretha Franklin with a high-energy tribute that blends beloved hits and lesser-known gems. The concert revisits highlights from the Queen of Soul’s five-decade legacy, with selections such as Respect, Think, Chain of Fools, (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman, Rock Steady, Freeway of Love, and Until You Come Back to Me (That’s What I’m Gonna Do). An acclaimed vocalist and performer, Teneal has earned four Independent Music Awards nominations and captured Best Gospel Song and Best R&B Album in 2011, along with Best Soul/Funk/Fusion Song in 2018. Her resume also includes the Touch the Mic “Muse” Award, the Orlando Music Trailblazer Award, and a Citrus Bowl halftime headlining appearance. A presenter from the Dr. Phillips Center in Orlando has praised the production for its powerful emotional connection. Known for a global touring footprint and for sharing stages with Buddy Guy, B.B. King, Joe Cocker, and Fantasia, Teneal brings both artistry and heart to this celebration of Aretha’s timeless music. She appears with Darrius Jamar as musical director and Jessica Sweet and Naderje StHilaire on background vocals. Ticket access begins with Platinum, Diamond, and Gold annual members, with public availability following.

Sensory Saturdays provides special exploration hours at the Cox Science Center and Aquarium for families navigating autism spectrum disorder, sensory processing or cognitive differences, and for guests who benefit from accessibility accommodations. Exhibits can be enjoyed before public opening with gentler lighting, lower sound levels, and interactive features adjusted to limit visual stimulation when possible. The facility is ADA accessible and wheelchair friendly.

Explore a contemporary market featuring art, craft, and design in West Palm Beach. Browse unique handmade work, stroll gallery spaces, watch live demonstrations, and learn about the studios at the Armory as artists share their process through demos and performances. This 10th annual edition brings together up to 150 artists to showcase their creations. The venue is set within the Grandview Heights, Flamingo Park, and Sunshine Park neighborhoods and is convenient to major roads, rail services, and local transit. Admission and street parking are free.

Settle in for a dinner paired with a laugh-out-loud whodunit at a true-crime themed mystery show. The action is set in the present and plays out in real time, with performers mingling among the crowd so anyone could be the culprit. You might even be tapped as a suspect as clues surface and twists unfold. This interactive, social evening is suitable for adults and has entertained audiences across the country since 2004. Expect intrigue, humor, and spontaneous surprises from start to finish.

Arts Garage hosts a 10th anniversary celebration of CeCe Teneal’s acclaimed tribute, PORTRAIT OF ARETHA, honoring the Queen of Soul with a powerhouse concert. Teneal brings her own style to both fan favorites and deep cuts from Aretha Franklin’s 50 year career that garnered 18 Grammy Awards, with selections that can include Think, Respect, Freeway of Love, Chain of Fools, (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman, Rock Steady, and Until You Come Back to Me. An award winning vocalist, Teneal has earned four Independent Music Award nominations and has taken home honors for Best Gospel Song, Best R&B Album, and Best Soul/Funk/Fusion Song. Additional recognition includes the Touch the Mic “Muse” Award, the Orlando Music Trailblazer Award, and serving as the halftime headliner for the Citrus Bowl. Her career has spanned performances in more than 55 countries, opening slots for icons such as Buddy Guy, B.B. King, Joe Cocker, and Fantasia, and engagements at performing arts centers across the United States as well as on luxury cruise lines. She is also celebrated for community leadership, including board service with arts and health organizations, directing entertainment for Fusion Fest with artists representing over 110 countries, founding Brown Girls Sing to uplift young vocalists, receiving a day proclaimed in her honor by Orlando and Orange County leadership, and being recognized by the Orlando Magic as a Diversity Game Changer for her philanthropic work. On stage for this celebration are CeCe Teneal on vocals with Musical Director Darrius Jamar, joined by Jessica Sweet and Naderje StHilaire on background vocals. Tickets are released first to Platinum, Diamond, and Gold annual members, followed by public on sale.

Bangers and Mash returns for a regular monthly performance at the pub Tim Finnegans in Delray Beach.

Art Paper Scissors Wellington hosts a festive painting session featuring Santa. Children will create a Christmas painting, then take turns for an unhurried visit with Santa. A photo area will be set up so families can take their own pictures. Santa appears in authentic style, without a costume beard or belly. The price is $55 per child, and a parent remains to paint together and capture photos. Space is limited, and time slots sold out quickly last year.

Kristin Stephens brings a genre-spanning set and commanding vocals to Tiki 52 Bar & Grill. Known for a dynamic stage presence and a voice that resonates, she has spent years performing at venues both large and intimate and consistently leaves audiences wanting more. Look forward to an engaging performance from an experienced artist who moves effortlessly across musical styles.

PBS-TV star Chris Ruggiero brings a festive concert to The Studio at Mizner Park with two performances celebrating the season. The show features favorites from his Christmas album, including “Sleigh Ride” and “Christmas (Baby Please Come Home),” along with selections from his four earlier albums, all presented in his classic style. He appears with the Winter Wonderland Orchestra for a holiday program filled with nostalgic melodies and lively arrangements.

PBS-TV star Chris Ruggiero brings a festive concert to The Studio at Mizner Park in Boca Raton, featuring songs from his holiday album such as Sleigh Ride, Christmas (Baby Please Come Home), and Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas. The show also includes selections from his four earlier albums, all presented in his classic style with the Winter Wonderland Orchestra. Two performances are planned. Sales are structured in phases that include a Patreon presale, a studio presale, and a public onsale.

At Sanborn Square in Downtown Boca Raton, this monthly Night Market features savory bites and desserts, independent artisans and area artists, music performed live along with art. Free rides are available through BocaConnect, the city’s eco-friendly shuttle service, which can be requested using the Circuit app. It offers an easygoing evening for friends and families to explore local flavors and creativity.

The Moon-lite Concert Series presents an evening centered on Scott Marischen, an acclaimed harpist and guitarist. The setting is designed to highlight local talent and nurture genuine connections across the community. A mainstay of South Florida’s music scene for more than three decades, Marischen is recognized for polished technique and expressive depth, and for reshaping the classical harp for jazz. He composes, produces, and performs as his full-time work, with highlights that include performances for three U.S. Presidents and for leaders such as Bill Gates and Oprah Winfrey, along with private appearances for Tony Bennett and Lionel Richie. Drawing from jazz, classical, rock, and world influences, he appears at JaiStar Studios with a sound that balances virtuosity and warmth. Refunds are 100 percent through 30 days out, 50 percent up to 14 days out, and not available within 7 days.

Take a restorative pause from the holiday rush with a wellness getaway at Gratitude Garden Farm near West Palm Beach, Florida. Open to women and men, this experience is crafted for anyone living a cleaner, organic and purposeful lifestyle, as well as those ready to begin. Newcomers and those deepening a holistic path can expect education, inspiration, and a welcoming sense of community. Guests stay in thoughtfully designed geodomes that blend comfort with nature. Each dome overlooks a tranquil pond and has a clear ceiling for stargazing, creating a peaceful setting to truly unwind. The retreat suits people eager to learn practical ways to live from the land, who value nature and mindful habits, who seek rest, renewal and nervous system support, who want connection with like minded peers, and who enjoy plant based, farm to table meals prepared by a private chef. It brings together the best of comfort and the outdoors, with intentionally prepared meals and everyday wellness woven throughout. Registration is open, and early bird pricing is available for a limited time and includes a complimentary Gratitude Garden Farm tincture.

At Arts Garage, Eagles Revival delivers a tribute to The Eagles with an eight-piece lineup and five vocalists who focus on the band’s hallmark harmonies and faithful arrangements. The concert is presented by Tom Porter, founder, manager and bassist of Eagles Revival, a Long Island native and longtime Florida resident known at Arts Garage for creating shows such as Yacht Rock, One Hit Wonders, and tributes to The Allman Brothers and Bob Seger. Musical director and guitarist Lou Piccinetti collaborates closely with Porter, while vocalist and guitarist Fred Ferrese brings years of partnership with them. Lead vocalist Fred Moore serves as vocal director, shaping the rich four and five part harmonies at the heart of the show. The lineup features Fred Ferrese on vocals and guitar, Tim D'Andrea on vocals and guitar, Fred Moore on vocals and keys, Scott Sherman on vocals, guitar and keys, Cory Bickford on vocals, guitar and keys, Lou Piccinetti on guitar, Tom Porter on bass, and Hank Riesco on drums. Tickets are available first to Platinum, Diamond and Gold annual members, followed by public availability.

Enjoy the music of Fleetwood Mac in a Candlelight tribute at First Presbyterian Church of WPB in West Palm Beach, where the Collins Quartet performs surrounded by soft candlelight. The program highlights favorites including Everywhere, Gypsy, You Make Loving Fun, Never Going Back Again, Don't Stop, Gold Dust Woman, Go Your Own Way, Landslide, Songbird, Rhiannon, and The Chain. The experience lasts about 60 minutes, with doors opening 45 minutes before the start and no late entry once the performance begins. Guests ages 8 and up are welcome, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is arranged by zones, with specific seats assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone. Multiple showtimes are available. This is an independent tribute and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Fleetwood Mac, their estate, or official representatives.

The 2026 edition of the Palm Beach Marathon takes place in downtown West Palm Beach, Florida. Follow the event for updates on news and special offers as they are shared.

A two day trading card and pop culture gathering fills the floor with more than 90 vendor tables featuring Pokemon, Lorcana, One Piece, Funko Pops, comics, art, international snacks, and more. Early access and general admission options are available each day, and children 10 and under may enter free with a limit of one free child per paying guardian. Limited time discounts are noted for early access two day, standard two day, and single day passes. Weather permitting, towering inflatables over 20 feet tall of Diglett, Pikachu, and Charizard will be on display outside, and meet and greets with Pikachu, Charizard, and Eevee are planned. Lorcana illustrator Juan Diego Leon is set to appear, with individual autographs starting at $40, personalized autographs on cards available for $10, and sketch pricing varying by item. Content creators Pokeceez and Brittdaycake are slated to attend. Ibis Comics will accept CGC submissions for trading cards and comics, and CGC Signature Disney artist mail ins are available. Celebrity meet and greets, giveaways, pop ups, and more add to the excitement. Food options include Petez Pop, Pie'Z Pizza, Chef Raul Gonzalez, Plur Tea, Mr. Corn 305, and Aydibears Pancake Parade.

This final Summer Art session at Finland House focuses on ornament decorating for yourself or as a unique gift. It is taught by Summer Dawn, and English and Finnish translation are available if needed. The class costs $35 and includes all materials and instructions. The occasion will be marked with a Holiday Afternoon Tea Time, which is included in the ticket price. Happy hour drinks will be available.

Game of Axes offers an early bird axe throwing special with 20 percent off for both bookings and walk-ins. When reserving online, use promo code AXEDAY to access the discount. All ages are welcome, and newcomers receive guidance from Axe Masters who teach the basics and help refine technique so everyone can start working toward bullseyes. This outing suits families, groups of friends, birthdays, and date ideas, adding a splash of friendly competition to the weekend.

An immersive wellness gathering honoring the Divine Feminine through cacao, a traditional heart-opening medicine. In a nurturing ceremonial setting, the experience unfolds with cleansing using copal, a cacao invocation with intentional sipping, a guided meditation to soften the heart, intuitive somatic movement to awaken the body, pranayama to release and receive, and soothing sound healing to support integration. It is open to anyone seeking a deeper connection with feminine qualities such as softness, receptivity, vulnerability, and presence. The session lasts two hours. Price is $65. Group size ranges from 8 to 22 participants.

The Gold Star Gala, hosted by Believe With Me, is a black tie holiday evening in North Palm Beach, Florida that rallies support to provide Christmas gifts for the children of fallen military heroes. Guests can look forward to cuisine prepared by Little Moir's Catering, a cocktail hour with an open bar, and both live and silent auctions. Every dollar raised supports the Gold Star Christmas Project operated locally from Believe With Me’s Southern North Pole headquarters. Attendance and giving at the event help fill Santa sacks for thousands of Gold Star children and honor loved ones lost in action, during training, or due to service connected causes. The goal is to fund gifts for 3,000 children, turning seasonal generosity into a tangible show of gratitude. Sponsorships, tables for eight, and individual tickets are available, with sponsor benefits that include prominent recognition, meaningful brand alignment, and opportunities to connect with community supporters and leaders. Believe With Me is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit whose mission is to offer hope and help to America’s Gold Star families while inspiring the next generation of grateful Americans. Since its founding, the organization has served more than 11,000 Gold Star families nationwide and continues that work through this gala, supporting families who have lost a loved one to combat, training incidents, PTSD related suicide, service connected illness, and active duty accidents.

Crack a comedic, brain-teasing case while savoring dinner at a true crime murder mystery show. The plot unfolds in the present and plays out in real time. Performers blend in with the crowd, so the culprit hides in plain sight and you might even find yourself pegged as a top suspect. Designed for adult audiences, this immersive experience mixes social interaction, sharp humor, and hands-on sleuthing. Presented by a company entertaining audiences across the country since 2004, it delivers an evening filled with intrigue, laughs, and improvised surprises from start to finish.

Meltdown returns to Square Grouper Jupiter Inlet with a set of 90s rock classics and singalong favorites. This waterside show features live music and a relaxed vibe as the band revisits the hits.

At Arts Garage, an eight-piece, concert-level ensemble pays tribute to The Eagles with a focus on the band’s hallmark harmonies. With five vocalists, Eagles Revival presents accurate renditions featuring layered four and five-part vocals that highlight the songs audiences know so well. Presented courtesy of Tom Porter, the founder, manager, and bassist, the show brings together musicians who have collaborated extensively and are well known to this stage. Tom Porter, a Long Island native and 20-year Florida resident, has produced multiple Arts Garage programs, including Yacht Rock, One Hit Wonders, and tributes to The Allman Brothers and Bob Seger. Musical Director and guitarist Lou Piccinetti, a lifelong guitar teacher, works closely with Porter across several concert projects. Vocal Director Fred Moore, an accomplished lead singer and veteran of the Florida music scene, oversees the intricate harmonies. Longtime collaborator and Eagles devotee Fred Ferrese contributes vocals and guitar alongside the ensemble. The full lineup features Fred Ferrese on vocals and guitar, Tim D’Andrea on vocals and guitar, Fred Moore on vocals and keys, Scott Sherman on vocals, guitar, and keys, Cory Bickford on vocals, guitar, and keys, Lou Piccinetti on guitar, Tom Porter on bass, and Hank Riesco on drums. Ticket access opens first to Platinum, Diamond, and Gold annual members, followed by a public on-sale.

Florida Christmas Market brings holiday cheer to Downtown Boynton Beach at The Good Day Market, showcasing more than 50 local vendors with unique gifts, handmade goods, and seasonal décor. Visitors can explore a lively mix of food trucks, coffee, matcha beverages, smoothies, and holiday treats. Admission is free. Complimentary Yoga or Mat Pilates is offered beneath the kapok tree, and two playgrounds nearby add to the family friendly atmosphere. Tackle the gift list, discover creative finds, and support small businesses and local makers.

Rick Michel takes the stage for a special Man of 1000 Voices performance presented as a community fundraiser for Wounded Warrior Project. All proceeds from the show are donated to WWP. Michel has a history of directing the profits from his merchandise sales after shows worldwide to this cause. Every day, 75 injured warriors seek out WWP for programs that advance recovery and independence, and thanks to donor generosity, these services come at no cost to warriors and their families. The performance takes place at Lake Worth Playhouse.

A touring tribute celebrates Donna Summer and friends with a performance honoring their legacy. This showcase pays homage to the artists at the center of the celebration.

A tribute to The Eagles performed by an eight-piece band that places special focus on the group’s signature vocal blend. With five singers, the ensemble highlights the layered harmonies and presents the songs with care and accuracy. The project is led by founder, manager, and bassist Tom Porter, a familiar face at Arts Garage, with guitarist Lou Piccinetti serving as musical director and Fred Moore guiding the four and five part harmonies. Longtime collaborator and Eagles fan Fred Ferrese is part of the core creative team. The full lineup includes Fred Ferrese on vocals and guitar, Tim D’Andrea on vocals and guitar, Fred Moore on vocals and keys, Scott Sherman on vocals, guitar, and keys, Cory Bickford on vocals, guitar, and keys, Lou Piccinetti on guitar, Tom Porter on bass, and Hank Riesco on drums. Tickets are released first to Platinum, Diamond, and Gold annual members, with public sales opening afterward.

Tony and Grammy winner Leslie Odom, Jr. takes the stage for a festive concert featuring timeless holiday favorites, original songs from his Christmas albums, and special selections from Hamilton, the Broadway musical that earned him a Tony for portraying Aaron Burr. The performance offers a spirited celebration of the season with music that invites smiles and shared memories.

Discover a fresh approach to meeting people that goes well beyond small talk, often compared to yoga for your love life. Instead of trying to impress, participants are guided through playful connection exercises that make it easier to relax, be authentic, and notice real chemistry. Over the course of one evening, you can meet up to 20 singles while exploring conversation, eye contact, simple movement, and moments of connection that feel natural. The format is designed to spark laughter, invite surprise, and make dating feel less awkward and less exhausting. Running since 2017, Tantra Speed Date has facilitated more than 359,341 guided first dates across over 50 cities worldwide, with 94.09 percent of attendees leaving with at least one mutual match. If a mutual match does not occur, a complimentary return is offered for a future event. Past participants have called it the best singles event they have attended, with some meeting a long-term partner and others describing the experience as transformative, including gaining deeper insight into how they show up in relationships.

The San Francisco 49ers face the Los Angeles Chargers for Thursday night football at Throw Social Delray in Delray Beach. The game will be shown on a 22 foot outdoor jumbo screen with game audio on multiple TVs throughout the venue. Expect an energetic atmosphere with live music during breaks, a spacious outdoor patio with a retractable roof, and oversized backyard games. Admission is free and all ages are welcome. Game day specials feature a $35 Tailgate Platter with wings or tenders, pigs in a blanket, and mac and cheese bites, plus $30 buckets covering all beer buckets, High Noons, and Surfsides. Full menus are available, fans are encouraged to wear jerseys and team colors, and VIP cabanas along with interior tables are available. Every Thursday brings a different matchup with the same lively energy. Schedule and programming may change, and the venue is independently owned and not affiliated with the NFL or any NFL team.

Feminine Flow: Winter Stillness is a three hour seasonal workshop at Agape Healing Arts Health and Wellness Center that invites a gentle reset for the colder months. Rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine, herbal wisdom, breathwork, and guided embodiment, it focuses on aligning with winter’s natural rhythm of rest and replenishment. Participants explore the Water element and the Kidney and Bladder meridians while cultivating the emotional qualities of stillness and deep listening. The curriculum highlights supportive foods and herbs such as black sesame, walnuts, miso, and goji berry to nourish vitality, and includes a heart opening cacao ceremony infused with goji for warmth and vision. Guided breathwork and meditation aim to nurture Kidney energy, ease the adrenals, and foster inner calm. Hands on components cover massage, acupressure, and acupuncture protocols for Kidney and Bladder support, including sacral holds, moxibustion, and warming techniques. Integration practices bring the learning home with reflection journaling, a water ritual, and quiet contemplation to honor winter’s call for renewal. Designed for both the general public and licensed professionals, the workshop provides 3 CEUs for Massage Therapy and Acupuncture. The format blends lecture, demonstration, experiential practice, cacao ceremony, and group reflection, with evaluation through participation, demonstration of protocols, and Q&A integration. Investment: $111. References include Haas, Staying Healthy with the Seasons, Maciocia, The Practice of Chinese Medicine, and Pitchford, Healing with Whole Foods.

St. Gregory's Episcopal Church sets the scene in Boca Raton for an intimate candlelit concert where a string quartet brings holiday favorites to life. The 60 minute program may include Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy from The Nutcracker by Tchaikovsky, Greensleeves, Carol of the Bells, O Holy Night, O Tannenbaum, We Wish You a Merry Christmas, Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!, Feliz Navidad by José Feliciano, Jingle Bells, Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree by Brenda Lee, Love Is All Around by Wet Wet Wet, Let It Go from Frozen, Once Upon a December from Anastasia by Stephen Flaherty, Maestro from The Holiday by Hans Zimmer, It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas by Michael Bublé, Last Christmas by Wham!, and All I Want for Christmas Is You by Mariah Carey. Doors open 45 minutes before the music begins and there is no late entry once the performance starts. Within each zone, seats are assigned on a first come, first served basis. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant.

Celebrate the season with a lively Christmas sing-along at the Shamrock Club of Palm Beach County. Enjoy singing favorite holiday classics in a relaxed setting that welcomes every kind of voice, from confident vocalists to casual carolers. There are no auditions or pressure, just an easygoing night of music, laughter, and shared memories. A cash bar will be open with beer, wine, cocktails, and spirits to sip while spending time with old and new friends. Expect a cheerful holiday atmosphere, warm Irish hospitality, and plenty of good cheer. Family, friends, neighbors, and fellow Christmas music fans are all welcome for an evening of community, fun, and Irish pride.

The Allman Revival delivers a faithful celebration of the Allman Brothers Band, performed by an eight-piece ensemble with a deep connection to the songs that launched the group’s legacy. The show leans into early-era favorites, with classics such as Ramblin’ Man, Melissa, Blue Sky, Statesboro Blues and Whipping Post. Presented courtesy of Tom Porter. Tickets are released first to Platinum, Diamond and Gold annual members, followed by public on-sale. Founding vocalist Ken Hurley brings Kentucky roots and a church-choir foundation to a voice honed across South Florida projects, including Beautiful Loser and collaborations with Lou Piccinetti and Tom Porter in Wildwood and Stray Dogs. Piccinetti is a versatile South Florida guitarist known for work with Yacht Rock, One Hit Wonders, Beautiful Loser, Wildwood, Stray Dogs and Piece, an instrumental salute to the Beatles. Porter anchors the bass and manages multiple tribute projects, while also contributing to Phil Varca & The SlamJammers and original Florida outfits Atomic Fly and The Stiff, as well as operating Great Tribute Bands. The youngest member, Cory Bickford, handles the signature keyboard parts at the heart of this music and also performs with Yacht Rock, One Hit Wonders, Beautiful Loser, Stray Dogs and the progressive group State Of Flux. Completing the lineup are guitarist Tim D’Andrea, pianist and vocalist Hayden Greyson, drummer Hank Riesco and percussionist Evan Kline.

This event features great music, chilled drinks, delicious food, plenty of glow sticks, and a lively atmosphere.

At Dutchman’s Pipe Club in West Palm Beach, FL, the AimPoint Performance School presents a complete program that brings together AimPoint Express Levels 1 and 2 along with Advanced content and short game applications. The curriculum centers on developing highly accurate green reading from every angle. Instruction is led by Mark Sweeney, Jamie Donaldson, and Gareth McShea. Enrollment is capped at 12 participants to ensure focused coaching.

At South Florida Fairgrounds in West Palm Beach, this locally curated winter automotive lifestyle festival celebrates South Florida car culture, motorsports, music, food, and the wider lifestyle community. Expect standout builds and VIP displays, pro-am drifting with fun runs and ride-alongs, a drift-themed Reindeer Games attraction, a burnout pit, rev battles, live DJs, and a lifestyle stage featuring special guests. The grounds will also feature food trucks, vendors showcasing automotive lifestyle brands, a kids zone, and awards, creating a full evening with something for enthusiasts, families, creators, and motorsports fans alike. Car show and general admission tickets are available through The Foat with presale pricing, and drifter and crew tickets are handled via Scorbot with presale options. Participants can bring their vehicles, come with their crews, and make it a family outing as South Florida kicks into high gear for the season.

Settle in for dinner as The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show turns the dining room into a comic crime scene. A puzzling case plays out in real time, and the would-be culprit blends in among the guests, so anyone could wind up under suspicion. This is not a typical murder mystery. The story is contemporary, the action unfolds as you eat, and the performers mingle as if they were fellow diners, creating a lively, social experience that invites adults to get involved and sleuth along. Presented nationwide since 2004, these interactive performances deliver an evening filled with intrigue, laughs, and spontaneous twists you will be talking about long after dessert.

Arts Garage in Delray Beach presents a lively showcase from Gwen Hughes & The Retro Kats, uniting vocalist and bandleader Gwen Hughes with Atlanta’s longtime ensemble the Ruby Reds. The program celebrates the spirit of the Roaring Twenties, blending beloved early jazz numbers with contemporary songs reimagined in a classic, vintage style. Favorites such as Cakewalkin Babies From Home, Sentimental Gentleman from Georgia, I’ll Fly Away, and Butter Beans share the stage with picks connected to ZZ Top, Macklemore & Lewis, and Elle King. The lineup features Marty Martin on trumpet and vocals, Rocky Ball on banjo and guitar, Mike Hinton on drums, LA Tuten on bass and vocals, and Gwen Hughes on keys and vocals. With decades of performances across the Southeast and international experience that includes two State Department sponsored tours through Eastern Europe, the musicians deliver an upbeat, 1920s-inspired sound that brings a speakeasy vibe to the room.

This winter solstice event centers on the renewing theme of hope, honoring the shift from darkness to light. Drawing on how ancient peoples endured long winters and on the passages we experience in our own lives, it emphasizes accepting the dark while trusting in the light’s return. The moment is framed as one when consciousness can blossom and the human system may be especially receptive to grace. Please bring a yoga mat and a blanket.

Celebrate the season and a decade of the Sand Spur at Jupiter Ridge Natural Area with a rugged 50k and a half marathon. Festive touches are part of the experience, including Christmas treats and drinks and holiday themed awards. There is even a playful nod to the white sugar sand... close your eyes, make a wish, and imagine it as snow. This edition will be Mikey’s final Sand Spur before the race director role passes to Dan Hilliard. Registration details will be announced soon.

Returning by popular demand, Chicago Blues Hall of Fame inductee and Chicago Music Award winner for Best Blues Entertainer Wayne Baker Brooks brings an electrifying evening of Chicago blues to Arts Garage in Delray Beach. Known for commanding vocals and fluid, fiery guitar work, he blends original songs with fresh takes on classics, celebrating deep-rooted traditions while pushing the sound forward. He performs with his band featuring Carlton Armstrong on bass and Cleo Cole on drums. Born and raised in Chicago as the youngest son of blues master Lonnie Brooks, he came up around storied rooms like Chess Studios, the Checkerboard Lounge, and Wisefools, witnessing performances by Buddy Guy, Jr. Wells, Luther Allison, Koko Taylor, and Muddy Waters. After years as his father’s guitarist, he formed the Wayne Baker Brooks Band in 1997 and appeared in the film Blues Brothers 2000. His debut album, Mystery, fuses blues, blues-rock, soul, and funk, drawing awards and praise, followed by worldwide touring, national TV features, and a performance at Chess Studios for First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton alongside Bo Diddley and Koko Taylor. He has performed or recorded with notable artists including Buddy Guy, The Black Crowes, Otis Rush, Shemekia Copeland, Keb Mo, Susan Tedeschi, Taj Mahal, Mick Fleetwood, and many more.

Southern Blood brings the rebellious spirit and raw drive of Southern Rock legends to the stage. Based in South Florida, this five-piece of veteran musicians channels decades of experience into a powerful and authentic sound. Their show digs into the roots of American Southern Rock with favorites from Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Allman Brothers, Molly Hatchet, ZZ Top, the Black Crowes and more, capturing the grit and heart of the genre. High-energy performances and a devotion to classic rock’s outlaw lineage create a Southern Rock experience that keeps audiences coming back.

An evening designed for women brings together flavorful bites to enjoy while mingling and a wine bar for toasting new friendships. Every ticket includes a special gift as well as a festive swag bag filled with holiday cheer. All attendees will have a chance to spin the prize wheel for extra giveaways and surprises. The atmosphere is welcoming and comfortable, making it easy to meet new people and expand your circle. Set aside cooking and hosting for the night and enjoy being treated. Tickets are $68, and advance purchase is required with no sales at the door.

The Bryan Eng Trio arrives from New York City for an intimate night of jazz that blends beloved standards with fresh original music. The program draws from Bryan Eng’s album A Few Days With You, featuring classics associated with Irving Berlin, Cole Porter, and Nat King Cole, alongside new compositions from his latest EP. Eng leads at the piano and mic with TJ Thompson on drums and Stephen Parisi on bass. A multifaceted pianist, singer, composer, and actor, Eng has appeared at renowned venues including the Kennedy Center, Jazz at Lincoln Center, and Birdland, with credits on Broadway and on television in Law & Order and Chicago Fire. He is the youngest resident performer at the Carlyle Hotel, has entertained at major celebrations such as the Met Gala Party and the Tony Awards Party, and has shared bills with Chaka Khan and Sheryl Crow. His honors include the Julie Wilson Award for Emerging Artists presented at Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Rose Hall, and his performances have reached international audiences, including a featured appearance on the Dave Koz Somma Cruise along the French Riviera. A graduate of Northwestern University, Eng first built momentum in Chicago through multiple performance residencies and roles at celebrated regional theaters. After relocating to New York City, he joined the Broadway cast of Plaza Suite with Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick. He continues to captivate audiences at the Carlyle and on stages across the country with the Bryan Eng Trio.

An annual Noon Years Eve party for ages 5 and up includes painting, pizza, and a countdown to noon with an apple juice toast. Space is limited to the first 20 children to register.

An elegant black tie gala at The Ben unfolds in the rooftop ballroom with sweeping views of the Intracoastal and Palm Beach Island. For a single evening the room is reimagined as a cozy dueling piano lounge, blending high energy performances with the classic allure of storied supper clubs. Guests enjoy a four course dining experience alongside a four hour open bar featuring premium spirits, crafted cocktails, and curated wines. As midnight nears, a champagne toast pairs with panoramic sights of waterfront celebrations. Seating is very limited, with the night centered on sophistication, live music, and lasting memories.

A temporary shop for the Jupiter Marching Band as they prepare to travel to London to participate in the New Year's Day Parade. For details, call 561-318-9740.