Free events in Riviera Beach, FL

A community celebration at the Palm Springs Public Library unveils a new collaborative mural created by local children and families to honor Hispanic Heritage Month. The artwork brings together many individual pieces into one vibrant display that highlights culture, creativity, and connection. It showcases the results of weeks of painting and collaboration.

Learn the essentials of Medicare in a complimentary 45 minute workshop presented by the U.S. Retirement Education Association. Designed for those nearing age 65, this session covers how Parts A and B function, what costs to expect, whether enrollment is required, how employer coverage may coordinate, what plan choices are available in your area, and whether spouses can select different plans. The featured speaker is Rob Michaelson of Optimal Insurance Group in Boca Raton, a licensed Health and Life Insurance agent who focuses on making Medicare easier to understand, with an academic background that includes a psychology degree from the University of Cincinnati and an MBA from Nova Southeastern University, plus leadership experience with Fortune 500 companies. This is a purely educational event with no sales or plan specific discussions. Personal information provided for confirmation is kept confidential, and a valid email and phone number may be requested. The organizers note they do not represent every plan in the area and currently work with 6 organizations offering 67 products. Submitting a form may result in contact from a licensed representative and consent to receive text communications.

Experience an evening of rhythm and movement at historic Old School Square Park in Downtown Delray Beach. All skill levels are welcome, from first-time drummers to seasoned players, as well as anyone who wants to relax and enjoy the vibe. This long-running Delray Beach drum circle, now in its fourteenth year, is friendly, intimate, and focused on the groove. Attendance is free, and no vending or commerce is permitted in or around the gathering. Bring a drum or other percussion, something to sit on, comfortable shoes for dancing, and plenty of water. Alcohol is not allowed. If it is raining at circle time, the gathering may be postponed or canceled, or participants may choose to drum in the rain. Please keep the circle fully acoustic with no electronic or amplified music. Fire, including fire dancing or fire spinning, is not allowed. Do not use the stage for drumming, dancing, or lingering. The gathering may be moved or canceled if a major park event conflicts. Parking includes metered spaces in the four story garage on the north side of the park, along with metered and free options on nearby side streets and in lots on NW 1st Ave.

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.

Guanabanas hosts Clement Aubrey and Full Ah Vibes for a live set of roots rock-style reggae in Jupiter. Admission is free.

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.

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.

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.

A signature celebration from the City of Boynton Beach fills Centennial Park and the Amphitheater in Downtown Boynton, next to City Hall, with family friendly fun. Admission is free, and the day features games for children of every age. Guests can pick up a complimentary tree provided by Community Greening and take home a pumpkin courtesy of Publix. Free parking will be available nearby, with accessible options offered, and ride share is encouraged. For the safety of attendees and vendors, nearby streets will be closed to traffic during the event period. For disability-related accommodations, email ada@bbfl.us or call 561-742-6241 or Florida Relay 711. Be cautious of posts or messages that solicit vendor applications, livestream links, or product promotions that are not affiliated with the City of Boynton Beach. For questions about City events and programs, contact the Recreation and Parks Department at 561-742-6650.

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

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.