Events in Palm Beach Gardens today

Take a midweek pause with a grounding yoga session at Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum. Held in a peaceful setting at the lighthouse, this class invites you to reconnect with yourself and the natural world. Each class is $15, and a portion of the fee supports the preservation of public lands, helping ensure continued opportunities to spend time outdoors and connect with nature.

This BOGO buddy night on the golf simulator features a bring-a-friend deal where one person pays for golf and the other covers the first round. It runs on Wednesdays throughout the summer. Use code BOGOGOLF when booking online.

Explore a caregiving role that makes a difference in the community with walk-in hiring and immediate interviews for caregiver positions. Candidates with CNA, HHA, LPN, or RN credentials are welcome, and help is available for obtaining an HHA. Come prepared with I-9 documentation and proof of CPR certification, along with TB test results or a chest X-ray. A background check and AHCA fingerprinting are required. Completing the application in advance can help shorten your visit.

This Baby Yoga session at Green Tara Yoga welcomes caregivers and babies from birth to age 3 and is led by certified instructor Shellie Chiet. The 45-minute class centers on connection with playful parent-and-baby poses, soothing music, and light aromatherapy that encourage relaxation. It supports bonding while helping both adult and child build strength and unwind. The price is $10 per adult and children attend free. Payments are accepted by cash, credit card, or Venmo.

A drawing and sketching class led by instructor Talin Lyman offers thorough instruction for artists at every experience level. Each session features individualized guidance aligned with personal goals, creating a supportive environment that encourages growth. Whether getting started or refining established skills, participants receive personalized coaching to help them reach their artistic potential. The fee is $29 for residents and $35 for non-residents.

A 5k-ish run at Citrus Grove Park welcomes participants of all ages and paces. The distance is approximate, making it accessible to anyone regardless of pace or experience.

Weekly live mariachi performances take place at three locations in Jupiter, Stuart, and Wellington. For specific dates and times, see the specials page.

Enjoy 30 percent off every bottle of wine, available exclusively at the Lake Clarke Shores location.

Led by Crystal Smith, LCSW, this midweek community wellness session offers a gentle reset for mind and body. Guided practices are designed to ease stress, support nervous system regulation, and build practical coping skills for everyday life. Offerings vary and may include mindful movement, breathwork, guided meditation, sound healing, somatic practices, self compassion work, and flow based activities. The atmosphere is welcoming, with space to connect with like minded people and leave feeling calmer and more grounded. No prior experience is required. Activities take place at Dubois Park under the oak trees near the front of the park on the right, weather permitting. This gathering is donation based and open to all regardless of ability to pay. Bring a journal and a yoga mat, blanket, or chair for comfortable participation in a restorative, community centered experience.

This poker night features a league format tournament that suits both newcomers and seasoned players. There is no entry fee, and happy hour pricing runs throughout the evening. Prizes include gift cards awarded each night and vouchers for monthly tournaments, along with chip-up bonuses connected to food and beverage purchases. Presented by Lucky Leppy's League, it offers a friendly setting for cards and conversation.

This weekly Lorcana tournament features a $5 entry fee, with prize support returning 100 percent of entries as prizes.

This functional flow blends the LYT Yoga Method with principles of human biomechanics to help you move in varied directions. Each thoughtfully designed session builds awareness of breath, body, and mind, and teaches safe, effective patterns you can take from the mat into everyday life. The class is offered at Green Tara Yoga. Cost is $10, and no pre-registration is required.

This weekly 5K follows the Jupiter Riverwalk and begins at Harbourside Place. All paces are welcome. A waiver is required to participate.

Great Big Trivia presents a trivia competition at Newport Diner FL featuring challenging questions and prizes. Dinner service is available, so teams can play while enjoying comfort dishes from the diner, burgers, or breakfast items offered in the evening, along with drinks. Bring friends, test your knowledge, and aim for the title of Great Big Trivia champions.

CreativeMornings Palm Beach gathers a wide-ranging community of creative people from across Palm Beach County to celebrate creativity, build connections, and inspire one another. This edition takes place at Providencia WPB with the theme Altitude. Talks are free, and registration is required. The meetup typically begins with doors opening and check-in, time to enjoy coffee and refreshments while connecting with others, then everyone takes their seats for the talk before heading into the rest of the day. Location, theme, and speaker change every month, and the series is open to all.

Designed as a true matchmaker, this conference and expo brings small business enterprises together with government agencies, corporate buyers, lenders, resource partners, and decision makers from across Palm Beach County. It offers a welcoming setting for direct connections and relationship building that can strengthen local business ties.

This Adult Craft & Coloring program at the Palm Springs Public Library centers on creating apple-themed artwork with oil pastels. Participants explore vibrant color, smooth blends, and textured effects as they bring a classic fall fruit to life. The setting is relaxed and welcoming, and no prior experience is needed. It offers a chance to unwind, connect with fellow art enthusiasts, and leave with a seasonal piece to display. Registration is required, and sign-up details are available via the QR code on the flyer or on the Palm Springs Public Library events page.

Copacabana Bar offers free salsa and bachata classes designed for beginners. No experience is required, and the setting is friendly and relaxed so you can come with friends or meet new dance partners. Grab a drink, unwind, and enjoy the music while you learn. Just bring yourself and a pair of comfortable shoes.

At Double Roads, The Southern Blood Band pays tribute to American southern rock, drawing from the catalogs of The Allman Brothers Band, Molly Hatchet, The Marshall Tucker Band, Blackfoot, .38 Special, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and more. The show channels the sound and spirit of the 1970s and early 1980s, featuring driving grooves, soulful southern vocals, and a fiery twin guitar approach. The band presents these songs with the raw intensity they were meant to have.

The Andrew Morris Band Trio returns to Paddy Mac's for an evening of live country music. Enjoy classic Irish dishes and a pint of Guinness while the trio performs.

A full weekend is devoted to removing lionfish and supporting reef conservation. It includes a captains meeting on Friday, a tournament on Saturday focused on lionfish, and a public weigh-in. Community outreach throughout the event highlights the effects of invasive species and shares practical ways to care for reefs.

Browse local goods at a Saturday market in Gallery Square North Plaza. Families and pets are welcome. During the summer, the pavement can warm up in the afternoon, so take care with sensitive paws.

Sculpt & Sweat with Cloe Mimun features a low impact HIIT session that blends barre and Pilates for a focused, grounded burn. Please check in on time at the back lawn. Parking is available in CityPlace public garages, or you can use hotel valet at standard rates. Bring a yoga mat, or use one provided, and remember water.

The Cox Science Center and Aquarium hosts a calm exploration period tailored for families navigating autism spectrum disorder, sensory processing or cognitive differences, and others who benefit from accessibility accommodations. Guests can experience the exhibits before public opening with softer overall lighting, reduced sound, and minimized visual intensity on interactive stations wherever possible. The facility is ADA accessible and wheelchair friendly.

Florida’s largest metaphysical, holistic and crystal expo returns to West Palm Beach at the South Florida Fair, bringing together a welcoming community interested in metaphysical, etheric, mindfulness and cutting-edge scientific topics. Inside, explore thousands of high-quality crystals, gemstones and mineral specimens, connect with vetted intuitive readers across many modalities, and experience energy and sound healing that supports wellbeing. The schedule features heart-centered mediumship sessions and aura photography with professional interpretation. Browse artwork, handcrafted goods, merchandise and books from high-vibe creators, along with organic skincare and natural candles. Unwind with reflexology and massage, and discover even more as you wander the show floor. The gathering is fully indoors and designed as a sanctuary for mind, body and spirit. Children under 12 receive free entry. Parking is free. Speaker presentations are included with admission. Many vendors speak Spanish.

Explore glass art with a hands-on workshop at Beachy Crafts by Bridget inside the B & A Flea Market. Learn the reverse painting technique so your design can be admired from both the inside and the outside of the glass. Participants will hand paint the glassware they prefer, choosing from a pint glass, a stemmed or stemless wine glass, or a rocks glass. Templates are available for inspiration, and personal design ideas are welcome. No prior painting experience is required, and seats are limited, so advance registration is recommended. You are welcome to bring your own snacks and beverages. Arrive a little early to get settled and browse the ideas table. By the end, you will take home a functional piece of art that will need to be cured in a home oven at 350 degrees before use.

This monthly family book club at Lake Park Public Library explores Frances Hodgson Burnett’s The Secret Garden. Participants discuss chapters, exchange ideas, and enjoy themed activities that deepen the reading experience. For more information, call (561) 881-3330.

A weekly Riftbound gathering where players can meet up for gameplay. Entry is $10. Participants should be signed up to take part and to get updates on upcoming Riftbound events.

Soft Medicine is a ceremonial gathering devoted to the Divine Feminine, centered on the heart-opening tradition of cacao. In a caring setting, participants are encouraged to slow down, feel deeply, listen within, and reconnect with their own wisdom. The experience weaves together copal smudging for spiritual cleansing, an invocation over cacao with a mindful drinking practice, a tender meditation to soften the heart, intuitive somatic movement to awaken the body, pranayama to release and replenish vital energy, and calming sound healing to help integrate the journey. It is open to anyone drawn to explore feminine qualities like softness, receptivity, vulnerability, and presence. The session lasts 2 hours. The price is $65. Group size ranges from 8 to 22 participants.

LFO makes its debut at the Eagles with a benefit performance to help fight cancer. The event welcomes the public.

Zach Top performs live at iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach, Florida. Hear the artist on stage in a concert setting.

Crazyhorses, a tribute to Neil Young, returns to The Brewhouse Gallery with a six piece lineup that channels the spirit and sound of the original recordings. The performance blends electrified rockers with intimate acoustic selections, highlighting many of his most recognizable songs. Expect a lively show that celebrates the music in both electric and acoustic formats.

Zach Top brings the Cold Beer & Country Music Tour to iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre. The show will proceed rain or shine. Tickets are available to the public, with advance access offered through an artist presale as well as KIMES, iTHINK Financial Member, and Live Nation presales.

Propaganda hosts a smooth reggae showcase featuring Blvd Heights, Kola Green, and Pass the Bread. Expect feel-good rhythms, a laid-back vibe, and grooves that carry well into the night.

A welcoming community breakfast on the first Sunday of each month brings families, neighbors, and friends together for a traditional breakfast and friendly conversation. Guests can enjoy an unlimited buffet for $10 per person. The relaxed setting makes it easy to meet new people, connect with neighbors, and spend quality time with loved ones. Whether stopping in briefly or lingering to visit with friends, everyone is welcome.

KillBillies bring their folk and roots sound to The Gardens GreenMarket for a day of live music alongside culinary offerings and market vendors. Formed in 2010 and led by Ben Childs, the trio ranges across genres while keeping a unifying blend of banjo with bass at the core. They have performed in settings from festivals and rock clubs to livestreams and living room gatherings, and their shows often leave people smiling and dancing.

Settle into a relaxed, sunlit brunch at Mezze featuring seasonal dishes and fresh, vibrant flavors. Complimentary valet service and pool access are included with the experience. Table reservations are available.

B.J. Parks delivers a solo set on acoustic guitar as a singer and songwriter, sharing a varied mix of music. The performance takes place at Sailfish Marina Restraunt.

This is the second day of One Piece locals. Entry is free, and $2 from each player goes into the prize pool. The top finisher wins the entire pool.

Anthony James brings an energetic performance to Tiki 52 Bar & Grill, filling the tiki setting with upbeat music and a fun Sunday Funday spirit all evening long.

At The Brewhouse Gallery, the Songwriter Circle with 561 Music offers a cozy night of song and stories, spotlighting local singer-songwriters in intimate, stripped-down acoustic sets. Each artist shares the inspiration behind their work, giving a candid look at the creative process and the moments that shape their music. The performer lineup will be announced. Admission is free. Sponsored by Robert E. Henner DDS, PA.

Attendees can meet individually with a Benefits Specialist who will review SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) eligibility, help complete SNAP and Medicaid applications, and share information about PBC Food Bank pantries. Appointments are available, and walk-ins are accepted.

Experience a functional yoga and movement class that pairs the LYT Yoga Method with principles of human movement biomechanics. Each intentionally designed session builds awareness of body, breath, mind and how you move, helping you refresh your practice, increase ease and range, and develop safe, efficient patterns for both on and off the mat. Taught by Joi at Green Tara Yoga in Jupiter. The fee is $10, and no pre-registration is required.

B.J. Parks brings a solo acoustic singer-songwriter performance to Sailfish Marina Restraunt, featuring a wide-ranging mix of songs.

City Diner of Stuart hosts a free-to-play trivia competition presented by Great Big Trivia, where teams put their knowledge to the test for a chance at $100 in prizes. The setting is welcoming and family friendly, with hearty portions and wallet-conscious prices. The menu features scratch-made dishes ranging from authentic Greek specialties to classic American comfort food, prepared with fresh, high-quality ingredients and farm-fresh vegetables. The event combines lively quiz rounds with warm service for a blend of tasty dining and spirited competition.