Events in Riviera Beach today

At Green Tara Yoga, Gina Marie leads a yoga and fitness class focused on preventative bone health and functional fitness. The practice is designed to strengthen bones, improve posture, and reduce the risk of fractures through mindful, weight-bearing movement and targeted strength work. Sessions also build balance, coordination, and flexibility to support skeletal health in a safe, effective way. Sneakers are preferred. Props such as a chair, blocks, light weights, and straps are used. Hand weights are available, and participants are welcome to bring their own. The class costs $10. Payment is accepted in cash on arrival, via Venmo to @Mary-Veal with the event name and date noted, or through Zelle to maryvealyoga@gmail.com with the event name and date noted.

Move through a wide range of shapes and directions in a Functional Flow that blends the LYT Yoga Method with integrated biomechanics. Each session is thoughtfully designed to build awareness of body, breath, mind, and movement, helping you develop safe and effective patterns on and off the mat. The practice emphasizes freedom and efficiency in how you move while keeping things purposeful and varied. Held at Green Tara Yoga. The class fee is $10, and no pre-registration is required.

The Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce hosts a Business After Hours gathering at Plum Market focused on meaningful networking. Attendees can meet local business professionals, community leaders, and entrepreneurs while enjoying interactive elements and conversation, with chances to win prizes throughout the evening. The YMCA of the Palm Beaches is featured as the nonprofit beneficiary, highlighting its impact in youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility. The atmosphere encourages new connections, business growth, and community engagement.

Live Survey Says is held at Duffy's of PGA Blvd every Thursday. Prizes are awarded to the top four finishers, with $40 for first place, $30 for second, $2 for third, and $10 for fourth.

Experience a hands-on sushi cooking class that features a menu of fresh ginger salad, cucumber rolls, spicy tuna rolls, and matcha pound cake. Participants will prepare each item during the class. The class is nonrefundable unless the minimum enrollment is not met.

Resource Depot offers an open, self-directed studio session for makers who want space to focus on personal projects. Bring what you are working on, settle into the creative flow, and make progress at your own pace. This session is for ages 17 and up. The fee is $10 per person per session. Registration closes the day before each session.

This weekly 5K follows the Jupiter Riverwalk and meets at Harbourside Place. It is open to every pace, from casual walkers to seasoned runners. Participants are asked to complete a waiver before taking part.

Music Bingo brings a playlist-powered twist on the classic game to The Birdie by David Burke. Instead of numbers, hit songs play while players mark their cards and compete for prizes in a lively waterfront setting at Lake Park Harbor Marina. Food from Chef David Burke’s signature menu and a full bar are available, and big screens amplify the action, creating a vibrant atmosphere for a fun outing with friends.

Minor league baseball takes center stage as the Tampa Tarpons face the Jupiter Hammerheads at Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter, Florida. Expect a crisp pace, on-the-fly adjustments, and an energized crowd in an intimate setting. This late-summer matchup offers a relaxed evening atmosphere with plenty on the line and a close view of emerging players.

Complimentary salsa and bachata lessons at Copacabana Bar welcome beginners. No experience is needed. Come solo or with friends, relax with a drink, and enjoy a friendly atmosphere with lively music. Wear comfortable shoes and bring your enthusiasm. Learn the basics and get moving on the dance floor.

At the Norton Museum of Art, Art After Dark blends art with entertainment on Friday evenings. The program features live shows, film screenings, hands-on art-making workshops, and other activities, with offerings that change from week to week. Admission is $10 for adults and seniors, $5 for students, and members receive free entry.

In honor of International Bat Night, a naturalist will lead an evening hike at Riverbend Park to explore Florida’s bats, their behaviors, and their important roles as insect eaters and pollinators. As night settles in, participants can watch and listen for bats and other nocturnal wildlife beginning their nightly activities. This program is for ages 8 and up and costs $5 per participant. Space is limited, and reservations are required. Marking Interested or Going on the event page does not reserve a spot. The only way to secure a place is through online registration, which requires logging into an account, and new users will need to create a household account. All participants must complete a Program Participation Waiver before the program. For comfort and safety, participants should wear closed-toe walking shoes and bring water, a flashlight, and insect repellent.

The Tampa Tarpons face the Jupiter Hammerheads at Roger Dean Stadium, giving fans a close-up look at Minor League baseball. This fan-friendly park keeps you near the field, so the rhythm of play and on-the-fly adjustments are easy to follow no matter where you sit. Expect a relaxed atmosphere with live action and a chance to see rising prospects showcase their skills.

Set on the waterfront at Lake Park Harbor Marina, The Birdie turns trivia into a spirited showdown with scenic views and a friendly, competitive vibe. Teams tackle questions that range from history to pop culture to those delightfully random facts, all while enjoying Chef David Burke’s dockside dishes and a full bar. Prizes await the sharpest minds, the atmosphere stays lively, and the marina breeze adds to the fun as you settle in and see who claims bragging rights.

KillBillies bring their folk and roots energy to O'Shea's Pub in West Palm Beach for a night of live music and drinks. Formed in 2010, the trio is led by Ben Childs and blends multiple genres, all anchored by a distinctive banjo and bass sound. From festivals and rock clubs to live streams and living rooms, their shows are known for getting audiences smiling and dancing.

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The Paws & Reels fishing tournament takes place at Sailfish Marina with a full slate of activities. A Captains Dinner precedes the day on the water, and the competition wraps up with a luncheon and awards ceremony. Raffles, a silent auction, a 50/50, and vendor offerings add to the festivities during the luncheon and awards. The event benefits Ambers animal outreach. Appreciation is extended to sponsors John Hunton AC, stormhouse windows and doors, florida windows & doors, Tito's Vodka, Universal Wine & Spirt, Maschmeyer Concrete, and Stormhouse brewery, as well as vendors Coastal Summit LLC, Kendra Scott, 4 Arrow creations, Cary Castro designs, Native whisper, poppin Pop Carts, Lonely banana fishing company, saltwater siren Designs, Designer sunglasses of palm beach, Attic Design, riptide flyers, and Orange theory fitness. Participants may choose to fish in the tournament or attend the luncheon.

Get the day going with a low impact HIIT session that blends barre and Pilates for a steady, full body burn. Please check in promptly at the back lawn. Park in the public garages at CityPlace, or use hotel valet at standard rates. Bring a yoga mat and water. Mats will be available to use if you prefer not to bring your own.

Explore Jupiter, Florida on a sea turtle safari during turtle season. Take part in drift dives while observing sea turtles in their natural habitat. Participants can also earn their advanced open water certification.

Sharpen archery skills with USA Archery certified staff in a practice session for ages 8 and up. This program is for participants who have already completed the basic archery course at Riverbend Park. A short safety review comes first, followed by shooting at a variety of targets. All equipment is provided, although bow draw weight may be challenging for smaller children. The fee is $10 per participant. Space is limited, and reservations are required. Marking Interested or Going online does not hold a spot. The only way to reserve is by calling the Riverbend Park office at 561-741-1359.

A weekly Flesh & Blood event featuring organized play. The entry fee is $10, and all entry fees are returned as prizes.

This weekly event is dedicated to Riftbound. The entry fee is $10. More Riftbound events are planned for the future.

Settle into a soothing blend of Yin yoga and restorative sound created for quiet reflection and gentle transformation. Guided by MaryJo Samaritano, you will rest in supportive Yin poses while a calming meditation helps the body and mind unwind. Organic essential oils add soft aromatherapy, and a resonant sound bath encourages balance in your energy centers, helps relieve stress, and supports emotional release. The cost is $25. Payment can be made in cash upon arrival, via Venmo at @Mary-Veal with a note including the event and date, or by Zelle to maryvealyoga@gmail.com with the same note.

The Boots & Diamonds Gala blends an elegant atmosphere with country flair in support of Family Impact PBC. The event supports programs and services that provide vital resources and guidance to families in the community. Guests are encouraged to wear their best boots and a bit of sparkle, bringing a spirit of giving to the evening. Tickets are available.

A classic rock and roll celebration spotlights The Rolling Stones with GIMME JAGGER, a tribute centered on the band’s 1970s era. This 8-piece group of seasoned players channels the spirit and showmanship of Mick Jagger and the Stones, reflecting the feel of their 1973 to 1976 concerts with high-energy performance, era-inspired costumes, precise instrumentation, and choreography that captures the raw, hard-rock vibe of their golden years. The set spans beloved songs from 1964 through 1978, featuring favorites like “Brown Sugar,” “Miss You,” “Wild Horses,” “Jumping Jack Flash,” “You Can’t Always Get What You Want,” “Angie,” and “Gimme Shelter.” Guest openers Wolves Of London deliver a 70s British rock showcase, performing classics from Led Zeppelin, Elton John, Fleetwood Mac, Beatles, David Bowie, Pretenders, The Who, Queen, and more FM radio staples. Expect a two-act tribute that moves from a wide sweep of British rock to a deep dive into the Stones at their peak.

9ZERØ LIVE performs with a 90s alternative and hard rock edge.

KillBillies bring their folk and roots sound to The Gardens GreenMarket in Palm Beach Gardens, alongside a market day of food and vendors. Formed in 2010, the trio is led by Ben Childs and blends genres around a signature banjo and bass sound. Their performances have ranged from festivals and rock clubs to live streams and living rooms.

A competitive matchup centered on ball play as opponents go head to head from the opening play to the finish.

Car enthusiasts gather at Ruby Tuesdays for a relaxed cruise-in where vehicles are on display and the goal is to pack the lot. The setting welcomes the whole family, and food and drinks are available from the restaurant. There is a $15 donation to enter a vehicle in the show, and it is free to watch and to vote for the People’s Choice.

This restorative workshop at Green Tara Yoga blends the resonant tones of the gong with the gentle support of Reiki. Hosted by Michelle Sloan and Lisa Rapp, it focuses on settling the nervous system and inviting a sense of calm. Vibrational sound helps release stored tension and quiet mental chatter while the body eases into rest and repair. Reiki is offered throughout to encourage emotional release, grounding, and energetic balance. Together, these practices foster a full-body reset and a renewed feeling of harmony for mind and body. The cost is $35. Payment can be made in cash upon arrival, via Venmo at @Mary-Veal with the event and date noted, or through Zelle at maryvealyoga@gmail.com with the event and date in the note.

Dirty Heads and 311 bring the So Glad You Made It Tour to iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre. The concert will take place rain or shine. Ticket access rolls out in phases, including fan club presales for both artists, VIP package presales, Citi Cardmember options with a presale and preferred tickets, presales through Spotify and Live Nation, an iTHINK Financial member presale, a support presale, a public onsale, and a 4-Pack Offer.

311 and Dirty Heads share the stage at iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach, Florida. This event brings both bands together on the same bill at the amphitheatre.

This session takes place in the Main Atrium, occurring on the first and third Tuesday of each month.