Events in Royal Palm Beach today

When school is out, kids ages 5 to 12 can spend the day at the Carolyn Sims Center in Boynton Beach enjoying supervised fun with games, engaging activities, and time with friends. The program provides an enriching experience in a secure, well monitored setting. Fees are $30R or $38NR per child.

Designed for ages 5 and up, this creative day camp turns days off from the local public school calendar into art-filled activities. Participants explore drawing, painting, slime-making, and games. Attendance is capped at 20 children per day, and advance online registration is required since walk-ins are not accepted. Please send a water bottle, a snack, and a packed lunch, or choose the lunch add-on during registration.

A Benefits Specialist will be on site to provide one-on-one guidance on SNAP eligibility and assist with completing SNAP and Medicaid applications. Information about Palm Beach County Food Bank pantries will also be available. Appointments are offered, and walk-ins are welcome.

Explore the latest Club Car models at an open house, take a test drive, and learn about customization options. Attendees can also enter a raffle for a brand new Club Car sound bar valued at over $1,000.

Experience a functional yoga and movement class that blends the LYT Yoga Method with integrated biomechanics. Each session is intentionally designed to deepen awareness of your body, breath, mind, and movement, helping you develop safe and effective patterns on and off the mat. Hosted at Green Tara Yoga in Jupiter, this practice emphasizes freedom of movement through purposeful sequencing. Class fee is $10, and no pre-registration is required.

B.J. Parks delivers a solo acoustic singer songwriter performance at Sailfish Marina Restaurant, featuring a varied mix of songs.

Bingo Night at The Belgrove brings lively games, prizes, and a friendly crowd for a spirited start to the week. Enjoy food and drink specials while the numbers are called and the competition stays fun. This weekly Monday evening gathering is filled with laughs and good company. Complimentary parking is available for bingo attendees at The Belgrove.

Riftbound Nexus Nights is a weekly trading card game meetup where players can refine strategies, try out new builds, and enjoy friendly competition. Bring a deck, play matches, and connect with the community. The entry fee is $12, and prizes may include promo packs, booster packs, or store credit, with distribution based on attendance.

Players meet at Tower of Games for local Dragon Ball Fusion World play, facing off with their own decks in friendly competition. The entry fee is $10, and prizes are distributed as packs or store credit based on attendance. The event is open to both seasoned competitors and those who are just getting started.

A quarter auction in support of Dream Believer Foundation takes place at The Dancing Crane. Paddles cost $2, and the event features a ticket raffle and a 50/50 raffle. Attendees are encouraged to bring rolls of quarters to take part. Dream Believer Foundation focuses on ensuring horses are well fed and cared for, rescuing them and placing them in caring homes. The organization also offers lessons, boarding, shows, and camps.

CG Business Connections offers a weekly networking meetup for professionals, entrepreneurs, and business leaders. The gathering begins with a brief check-in where participants can sign up to present and connect informally, continues with presentations and open discussion, and concludes with dedicated time for networking. Attendees can introduce themselves, explore business topics, and share referral needs in a welcoming community. Complimentary Common Grounds Coffee is provided. The first visit is free, subsequent sessions are $10, and attendance is free with membership.

Coaching the Mature Driver is an interactive classroom course for experienced motorists age 55 and older, offered at the Baywinds Clubhouse. With guided discussion, video segments, and real-world tips, participants review techniques that promote safe, confident, and independent driving. This state approved mature driver program qualifies eligible Florida drivers 55 and over for an auto insurance discount. A completion certificate remains valid for three years, and the discount can typically be renewed by taking the course again every three years. The fee is $18 per person. Advance registration is required at the Clubhouse. Payment is by check or money order made out to the Safety Council of Palm Beach County (SCPBC). Capacity is limited.

Put your knowledge to the test at Trivia Night at The Belgrove. Team up with friends or play on your own while enjoying food and drink specials, and compete for prizes. Players of all experience levels are welcome, from seasoned trivia fans to those looking for some laughs. Complimentary parking is available for trivia participants at The Belgrove.

A Disney Lorcana League at Tower of Games in Boca Raton features Infinity Constructed play. Matches are best of three with 50 minute rounds, and the event is capped at three rounds. Entry is $6, and each registered player receives a pack and a promo. Look for extra promos, prizes, and raffles throughout the event. New and experienced players can play, trade, and connect with fellow Illumineers.

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.

Tarot Tuesdays at Visual Adjectives offers focused, one-on-one tarot sessions that last 15 minutes and cost $35. A skilled reader tailors each reading to help you tune into your intuition and find clarity around relationships, career decisions, finances, family matters, and personal growth. The experience is designed to illuminate hidden factors, provide supportive insight into challenges, and offer a calming moment to realign with your inner wisdom.

SFUPS hosts an in-person evening at Aloft Delray Beach in Delray Beach, Florida with marine biologist and science communicator Dr. Chelsea Bennice, who will explore octopus behavior through the lens of underwater photography and video. The presentation offers a virtual research dive into topics such as behavior, health, species identification, and the remarkable flexibility of octopus arms. Based at Florida Atlantic University’s Marine Science Laboratory, Dr. Bennice has completed more than a thousand hours of SCUBA fieldwork and created innovative approaches to study behavior, ecology, physiology, and the roles octopuses play in their ecosystems. Her work to establish health biomarkers has been supported by the Whitman Center Fellowship at the Marine Biological Laboratory. She mentors high school, undergraduate, and graduate students and serves on FAU’s Diving and Boating Board. She also leads the Glenn W. and Cornelia T. Bailey Marine SEA Scholars program, a cross-disciplinary effort that connects Science, Education, and Arts to share discoveries, build conservation awareness, and promote ocean stewardship. SEA Scholars educate visitors in the FAU Marine Lab gallery, engage with more than 200,000 people annually, and participate in over 40 outreach events that include school visits, science festivals, and STEM camps. A dedicated science communicator, she advises the octopus education nonprofit OctoNation and reaches wider audiences through documentaries, podcasts, and magazines such as Kazoo and Scholastic, with her work featured in National Geographic’s Secrets of the Octopus. A social hour precedes the meeting, and the conversation will include insights drawn from local octopus species.

Enjoy a relaxed board game gathering at Miami Ironside. Happy Tuesday, Board Game Night at Ironside Cafe offers friendly play, lighthearted competition, and plenty of laughs. Beginners and seasoned gamers are welcome to pull up a chair and join the fun.

Tower of Games hosts a weekly Digimon locals event built around friendly competition and smart play. Participants bring a deck and face other players. Entry is $10, and prize support includes packs or store credit based on attendance. Players of all skill levels are welcome, whether you are new to the game or a seasoned competitor. For questions, call 561-722-2872 or send a message on Facebook or Instagram.

Test your Union Arena skills against other players in this weekly event. Entry is $10, and 100 percent of the fees go directly to prize support.

This gentle, grounding yoga session takes place in a serene setting at the landmark Jupiter Lighthouse, offering a welcome reset midway through the week. The experience emphasizes connection and calm in a space that feels special. The class fee is $15, and a portion supports the stewardship of public lands to help keep outdoor spaces cared for and accessible.

Walk-in open interviews for caregiver positions offer on the spot conversations for those who want to make a difference in the community. Applicants can streamline the process by completing the application in advance. Qualifications and documentation include a CNA, HHA, LPN, or RN certification or license, with assistance available for obtaining an HHA, plus I-9 documentation, CPR, a TB test or chest X-ray, a background check, and AHCA fingerprinting.

The midweek outing takes place at MacArthur Lake on Fort Bragg near Fayetteville, North Carolina. Expect fly fishing for sunfish, crappie, and largemouth bass, either from the bank or from kayaks. Both North Carolina and Fort Bragg licenses are required.

Food Trucks Wednesdays offers a friendly community meetup at Pelican Harbor Marina with a variety of local food trucks. Guests are encouraged to bring blankets and chairs for a relaxed experience, and free parking is available. Expected vendors include erreicecream, tropical silver, BBQ tent, lobster, Pizzafuga, Saborsmash, Palatino, santos churros, and Los chamos. This recurring gathering takes place on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month.

Bridging The Music brings a festival-style celebration to Crazy Uncle Mike's, combining live music, visual art, and a welcoming sense of community. The lineup highlights both local and touring performers alongside visual artists, and the event is open to all ages. Advance admission totals $25.55, which reflects a $20 ticket plus a $3.99 processing fee and $1.56 sales tax. Prices rise to $30.55 on the day of the show, and VIP tables carry an additional $10 charge. All sales are final with no refunds. For updates, find the organizer on Instagram at @bridgingthemusic.

Sam and Mike perform as an acoustic duo at the Marriott in Boca Raton, sharing well-known songs from the 1950s through today on the back patio at Drift. Song requests are welcome.

Live mariachi music comes to Jupiter as part of a weekly rotation across Jupiter, Stuart, and Wellington. Performance schedules vary by location.

An approximately 5k community run at Citrus Grove Park welcomes participants of all ages and every pace. Enjoy a relaxed, inclusive outing where everyone can move at a comfortable speed.

Hosted by Crystal Smith, LCSW, this therapist-led community wellness session at Dubois Park in Jupiter offers a gentle midweek reset and a chance to reconnect. Each gathering blends mindful movement, breathwork, meditation, sound healing, somatic techniques, self-compassion practices, and other research-supported tools to ease stress, support the nervous system, and build practical coping skills for everyday life. The environment is welcoming and community oriented, aiming to leave participants feeling calmer, grounded, and restored. No prior experience is needed. Please bring a journal and something comfortable to sit or lie on, such as a yoga mat, blanket, or chair. Look for the group under the oak trees near the front of the park on the right. This event is subject to weather conditions and operates on a donation basis, with participation welcomed regardless of ability to pay.

Created for new parents, this workshop helps you navigate the earliest days at home after birth, whether you are returning from the hospital or settling in after midwife care. It offers clear, practical guidance on understanding newborn sleep, making sense of different cries, feeding strategies, safe and simple bath time, and changing diapers with confidence. You will also learn which unexpected baby behaviors are perfectly typical, easing worries during a tiring and exciting transition. Time is reserved for questions so you can get answers tailored to your concerns.

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.

At RipTidez Kava & More in Delray Beach, a flow jam brings together movement, music, and fire in an open, creative space. Expect open flow and skill sharing with plenty of room to move. Props are available throughout the event, and both newcomers and experienced movers can explore poi, hoop, juggling, staff, and more, or simply enjoy the atmosphere. Open decks run during the jam so local DJs can practice, perform, and help shape the vibe. A dedicated fire circle is available to experienced fire spinners after a required safety meeting, and anyone planning to spin fire must attend that meeting and sign a waiver beforehand.

An opening-of-the-season bike night sets a fun trick-or-treat tone with music, food, drinks, and time to connect with fellow riders. The highlight is a live bike giveaway finale that announces the grand prize winner.

Experience a functional yoga and movement class that blends the LYT Yoga Method with applied biomechanics for multidirectional, whole-body work. Each thoughtfully planned session cultivates awareness of your body, breath, mind and motion while encouraging safe, efficient patterns you can apply beyond the mat. Expect purposeful flowing sequences that support greater ease and freedom in how you move. Held at Green Tara Yoga in Jupiter. The class is $10 and no pre-registration is required.

An arts-focused evening at The Restaurant at the Norton brings together dining, music, and a hands-on keepsake. It begins with tray-passed appetizers, then moves to a seated meal featuring truffle fries, a Caesar salad, and chicken tenders finished with crème fraîche and caviar. A dedicated martini and spritz bar is available. A DJ provides live sets while guests mingle and paint a reusable water bottle to take home as a personalized memento. The experience blends food, cocktails, creative activity, and an atmosphere that centers women. Tickets are $60 and include the seated dinner, the martini and spritz bar, the bottle-painting activity, and live DJ entertainment. This is a curated program with food, drinks, and activities presented in sequence.

Curious how a doula fits alongside a supportive partner or how to find someone who matches your needs and budget? This welcoming event offers a clear look at birth and postpartum doula care, including what doulas do, the benefits of continuous support, and how they work hand in hand with partners as a cohesive team. Participants can learn practical steps for selecting the right doula, meet professionals who serve families from North Palm Beach County to South Broward, and explore the range of skills, backgrounds, and personalities available. There will be time to ask questions, receive referrals, have brief one-on-one conversations to get acquainted, and connect with potential back-up doulas. Whether early in pregnancy or nearing birth, attendees can expect to leave feeling informed, supported, and confident about their choices.

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.

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.

Created by the team behind Migguel Anggelo’s celebrated ICONS productions, this new concert salutes the sounds that have helped shape Latiné culture around the globe. Guided by Anggelo’s singular voice, quick wit, and theatrical presence, the evening revisits songs cherished across generations, danced to and passed down, while also spotlighting his original music. New arrangements, surprising mashups, and moments of playful invention weave music associated with Rubén Blades and Oscar D’León together with fresh material. With direction by Adrian Alea, music direction by Jaime Lozano, and a standout ensemble joined by special guests, this lively tribute to rhythm, community, and culture takes the stage at Aventura Arts & Cultural Center.

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.

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.

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.

Experience a powerful live drama where faith collides with ambition and the weight of authority is tested. The Bishop-Stage Play unfolds with rising tension and vivid performances, drawing you into a story that examines what leadership demands and what it ultimately costs. From the opening moments to the curtain call, the production builds suspense and emotion, revealing that a true calling can be heavy and that a crown rarely comes without sacrifice.

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.

Created by the team behind Migguel Anggelo’s acclaimed ICONS series, this vibrant concert salutes the music that has helped shape Latiné culture around the world. Guided by Migguel’s distinctive voice, humor, and theatrical presence, the program revisits songs that generations have loved and danced to, alongside original pieces of his own. Classics associated with artists such as Rubén Blades and Oscar D’León are reimagined with contemporary arrangements, inventive mashups, and playful twists. Directed by Adrian Alea with music direction by Jaime Lozano, and featuring an all-star ensemble with special guests, the performance celebrates rhythm, connection, and culture at Aventura Arts & Cultural Center.

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.