Events in West Palm Beach, FL

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.

A Benefits Specialist provides information about eligibility for SNAP and helps eligible clients complete SNAP and Medicaid applications. Clients can also learn about PBC Food Bank pantries. Appointments and walk-ins are accepted.

FUNctional Flow combines the LYT Yoga Method with the biomechanics of human movement. Each class is designed to build awareness of your body, breath, mind, and movement, while exploring movement in different ways and directions. The practice focuses on moving safely and effectively both on and off the yoga mat. The class costs $10, and no pre-registration is required.

A solo singer-songwriter performs acoustic guitar music, with a varied selection of songs.

Bamboo Haus Mahjong presents an evening mahjong supper club at Hawkers Delray Beach. Players of every level are welcome, with tables for American NMJL and Hong Kong styles. Food and drinks are available for purchase from the restaurant. Connect with fellow enthusiasts at the mahjong table.

Enjoy Bingo Night at The Belgrove, with food and drink specials, prizes to be won, and an evening of bingo and laughs. Free parking is available at The Belgrove for bingo guests.

Enjoy open-play Mahjong in a social setting with Bamboo Haus Mahjong. All experience levels are welcome, and food and drinks are available for purchase.

A weekly Riftbound event offers an opportunity to test builds, sharpen skills, and compete. The entry fee is $12. Prizes include promo packs, booster packs, and/or store credit, with rewards based on attendance.

Take part in a weekly Dragon Ball Fusion World gathering featuring friendly competition and strategic matches with other players. Players of all experience levels are welcome. Entry costs $10, with packs and/or store credit offered as prizes depending on attendance.

Compete in a Union Arena Special Rare Battle featuring Goddess of Victory: NIKKE and vie for exclusive promotional rewards. Only official Goddess of Victory: NIKKE Union Arena cards are permitted, and proxy cards are not allowed. Standard Union Arena tournament rules and deck-building requirements apply.

Meet local singles through a series of six-minute pre-dates, with introductions to at least five and up to 12 potential matches. This in-person speed dating event offers a friendly, low-pressure way to get to know each person and see whether there’s a spark. Afterward, share who you’d like to connect with, and the organizers will handle the rest.

Ages 5 and up can spend the day drawing, painting, making slime, and playing games in a lively, creative camp setting. This program runs on select days when school is out, following the local public school calendar, and space is limited to 20 campers each day. Please send a water bottle, a snack, and a packed lunch, or select the lunch add-on during registration. Advance online registration is required and walk-ins are not accepted.

CG Business Connections is a weekly networking event for professionals, entrepreneurs, and business leaders. The program includes time to sign up for presentations and socialize, followed by presentations, open discussion, and additional networking. Attendees can introduce themselves, discuss business topics, and share referral needs in a fun, supportive community. Common Grounds Coffee is provided free. The first visit is free, with a $10 fee per session afterward or free attendance with membership.

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.

Art Cellar KidzArt’s fall camps offer children days of art, friends, games, and play while school is out. Activities include painting and drawing projects, hands-on crafts, small-group games, and playtime in a three-story playroom. Children can register for all five camp days at a special rate or choose single-day registration.

A VA healthcare orientation is held in the Main Atrium on the first and third Tuesday of each month.

A safe, supportive yoga class with intentional movement, breathwork, and expert guidance to support the body through every stage of pregnancy. The class is guided by Alejandra Diaz Baldochhi and is included with regular pricing, memberships, and packages.

Put your trivia knowledge to the test at a fun-filled night at The Belgrove. Enjoy food and drink specials, compete for prizes, and play whether you’re a trivia expert or simply there for the laughs. Free parking is available for trivia guests.

Play Disney Lorcana in an Infinity Constructed league featuring best-of-three matches and up to three 50-minute rounds. Registration includes a pack and promo, with additional promos, prizes, and raffles throughout the event. Players can also trade and connect with fellow Lorcana fans.

Tarot Tuesdays offers private, personalized 15-minute tarot readings for $35. The reading can provide insight into topics such as love, career, finances, family, personal growth, and life’s challenges, while offering a chance to pause, reflect, and reconnect with your intuition.

This free monthly class helps adults build confidence with everyday technology in a friendly, supportive setting at the Lois Martin Community Center. Designed for beginners with no prior experience, it offers guidance on using smartphones, computers, and the internet, along with practice sending email, staying connected with loved ones online, and using digital tools to access important services. Questions are encouraged so everyone can learn at a comfortable pace and strengthen essential digital skills.

Test your skills against other players in this weekly Union Arena event. Entry is $10, with all entry fees going toward prize support.

Enjoy a midweek yoga class in the peaceful surroundings of the iconic Jupiter Lighthouse. Each class costs $15, with a portion supporting the preservation of public lands and opportunities to connect with nature.

Explore a caregiving job that can make a difference in the community. Walk-in interviews are available, and completing an application before arriving can save time. Applicants need CNA, HHA, LPN, or RN certification or licensure, though assistance with obtaining an HHA is available. Required documentation and clearances include I-9 documents, CPR, a TB test or chest X-ray, a background check, and AHCA fingerprinting.

Experience a polished, nostalgic tribute as vocalist Nita Whitaker honors the music of Natalie Cole. With expressive vocals and thoughtful interpretations, she brings Cole’s signature blend of jazz and pop to life, celebrating the elegance and sophistication that defined her sound and highlighting a legacy that continues to inspire.

An appearance by Marcus Miller at Crazy Uncle Mikes in Boca Raton spotlights a Grammy Award winning bassist, composer, and producer whose distinctive tone and inventive approach have influenced modern jazz, R&B, and music for the screen. A UNESCO Artist for Peace with credits on hundreds of recordings, his work spans collaborations from Miles Davis to Beyoncé, and his bass lines run through beloved tracks like Just The Two Of Us and Never Too Much. Miller helped shape the sound of contemporary jazz through a long creative partnership with David Sanborn, crafting hits that paired refined R&B rhythms with first rate improvisation. He was also a key collaborator for Luther Vandross for more than a decade, co-writing and producing a succession of classics that fueled an unprecedented string of platinum releases, and he contributed to projects for Aretha Franklin, Dionne Warwick, Teddy Pendergrass, and the Temptations. His film and television work includes scores for House Party, Two Can Play That Game, Good Hair, Marshall, and Candy Cane Lane, along with the music for the weekly series Everybody Hates Chris. Recent documentary credits include Sidney, We Want The Funk!, Say Hey Willie Mays, and Phat Tuesday. As a solo artist, his discography features many Grammy nominated albums, including the award winning M2. His recognition extends from the Miles Davis Award at the Festival de Jazz de Montreal to national cultural honors in France and Monaco, and consistent accolades from leading music publications. He also hosts the SiriusXM program MillerTime and serves as host and performer for The Smooth Jazz Cruise and Journey of Jazz.

Sam and Mike perform as an acoustic duo at Drift’s back patio, playing popular hits from the 1950s through today. Song requests are welcome.

Enjoy a casual 5k-ish run at Citrus Grove Park. All ages and paces are welcome.

Live mariachi music is offered weekly at three locations in Jupiter, Stuart, and Wellington.

Explore ways to incorporate positioning, relaxation, visualization, massage, counter-pressure, breathing, aromatherapy, and rebozo into your pregnancy and birth experience. Partners can learn practical ways to offer hands-on support during labor, while families preparing for a second or later baby can use the class as a refresher. The class includes a reference booklet and resources.

Gather for an evening of drumming and dancing at this friendly, intimate, groove-oriented community circle and longtime Delray Beach tradition. People of all experience levels are welcome, including those who simply want to enjoy the gathering. Attendance is free. Bring a drum or similar percussion instrument, something to sit on, water, and dancing feet. Electronic or amplified music, fire activities, vending, and sales are not permitted, and participants should stay off the stage. Rain or major park events may lead to changes or cancellation.

Enjoy a late-night flow jam featuring movement, music, fire, and space to play. Props will be available, with open flow, skill-sharing, and room to try poi, hoop, juggling, staff, and more, or simply relax and enjoy the atmosphere. Open decks will give local DJs a chance to practice and shape the evening’s vibe. Experienced fire spinners may use the fire circle after attending a mandatory safety meeting and signing a waiver.

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.

Enjoy a morning of Mahjong, mingling, shopping, light bites, raffles, and laughs. Come with friends or make new ones during this girls’ morning out in Boca Raton.

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.

Eudēmonia Summit returns to West Palm Beach for its third year with a three-day immersion in innovation, reflection, and motivation focused on health and wellness. The program features expert-led sessions at the forefront of health science, along with opportunities to have questions answered by the presenters. Each day includes movement classes taught by world-renowned instructors, including teachers who rarely offer instruction in person. Participants can explore advanced treatments and restorative modalities, and experience interactive showcases from forward-thinking wellness technology brands. The event is designed to help attendees take charge of their health and well-being.

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.

The St. Jude Rummage Sale returns with more than 8,500 square feet of finds to explore. Browse clothing, furniture, sporting goods, books, shoes, housewares, and much more. The sale runs across multiple days, and arriving early can help you claim first pick of the selection.

Take part in a weekly 5K along the Jupiter Riverwalk. Runners of all paces are welcome.

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.

Great Big Trivia brings a lively battle of wits to Newport Diner, with challenging questions and prizes. Enjoy dinner alongside the game, with classic diner comfort food, burgers, or breakfast served for dinner. Gather a team, grab a drink, and see how your group fares in the trivia challenge.

Sing karaoke on the covered outdoor patio at Man Ray restaurant. Half-price drinks are available before karaoke, with an early arrival recommended for signing up on the rotation.

Enjoy a lively mix of music, backyard games, food, and drinks. DJ MyKel’s set spans Deep House, ’90s Hip-Hop, ’80s music, salsa, and more.

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.

Browse unique handmade finds, enjoy delicious bites, and spend an evening shopping and having fun at the Artisans’ Market at Boca Center.

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.

Enjoy karaoke at Square Peg Pizzeria, with food and drinks available. Sing a few songs, meet friends, or make new ones.

Enjoy a family-friendly evening with more than 50 local vendors, music, food from Dune Dog Cafe, and sweet treats from Alsies. Friendly, leashed dogs are welcome, and entry is free.

Someday Radio brings a lively celebration to THRoW Social Delray, with dance-floor energy from the opening notes through the encore. Led by guitarist, singer, and songwriter Mike Dwyer, the band features Pete Dwyer and Tom Dwyer on guitar, Fred Pereira on drums, and Susie Leblang on keytar.

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.

DJ Peter Gonzalez brings an energetic mix of house and sound music to the dance floor at THRōW Social Delray Beach, offering a lively way to enjoy South Florida nightlife.

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.

Set within the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Everglades Habitat in the Wellington Preserve, this on-site version of Prime Time’s weekly virtual Be Well Café is presented in collaboration with Youth Environmental Alliance. The gathering focuses on gratitude and well-being in nature through a mindful walk and engaging, family-friendly eco-conservation activities that support local habitats. OST teams, community partners, and families are invited to take part, and community service hours are available. For participants under 18, a parent or guardian must complete the required forms and sign the waiver, and each minor must attend with an adult listed on the registration. All attendees will sign a waiver upon arrival. Plan for time outdoors by bringing a reusable water bottle, hat, sunscreen, umbrella, and anything else that keeps you comfortable while walking and working outside. Light snacks will be provided.

The Cox Science Center and Aquarium opens for a calmer exploration period tailored for families and individuals who benefit from accessibility accommodations, including those navigating autism spectrum disorder, sensory processing, or cognitive differences. Visitors can experience the exhibits before general opening, with gentler lighting, reduced noise, and minimized visual stimulation on interactive displays wherever possible. The facility is ADA accessible and wheelchair friendly, creating a comfortable environment for discovering science at an easier pace.

Browse and shop local at this pet- and family-friendly market in Gallery Square North Plaza. During summer, the pavement can get hot for dogs’ paws.

This Florida Concealed Carry Permit class includes the required course and a shooting exercise at the range. The course fee is $50. Weapons and ammunition are not sold.

Start the day with a low-impact HIIT workout that blends barre and Pilates for a strong, grounded burn. Bring water and a yoga mat, or use one provided. Check-in is at the back lawn.

Start the weekend with a free Pilates session at Wildflower Park, set beside the scenic Intracoastal. The sessions welcome both beginners and experienced participants. Bring your own mat and water bottle. Registration is not required.

Hosted by the Village of Palm Springs, this free health fair is designed for adults 55 and older and highlights a variety of wellness resources. Attendees can visit health and wellness vendors, experience reflexology, enjoy light snacks, and enter raffles. The first 25 people to arrive receive a $5 Dunkin’ gift card, and there is also a chance to win a $100 Publix gift card. Vendors interested in participating can contact Pamela Avalos at 561-667-0845 or pam@pr2u.org. For more information, call 561-584-8200 ext. 1803.

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.

Bistro Nano will be at the Boca Raton Fine Art Show in Sanborn Square Park. Admission to the show is free, and visitors can stop by the truck for a bite while exploring.

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.

Downtown Palm Beach Gardens transforms into an open-air celebration of creativity as temporary gallery spaces line the walkways with thousands of original works. Discover life-sized sculpture, paintings, handcrafted fine jewelry, glass art, photography, and more, with every piece presented by the artist who made it. Creators will be on site to share the stories behind their work and explain their techniques. Set in the heart of Palm Beach Gardens, the venue’s lively mix of major retailers and favorite restaurants, along with its location near the Gardens Mall just off Alt A1A, offers a vibrant backdrop for browsing and collecting art. Admission is free. Now in its second year, the festival is produced by Howard Alan Events, a long-running organizer of outdoor art shows with more than three decades of experience bringing artwork to premier locations across the country.

Enjoy live music with DJ Mike Locke, along with backyard games, bites, and brews. Mike Locke is a Florida-based DJ, MC, and producer whose musical background includes international touring as a rock singer and guitarist, event coordination, and electronic dance music production.

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.

Take part in a weekly Riftbound event. Entry costs $10, and participants should sign up through the card.io website.

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.

Explore the conservation center during an evening when its feline residents are especially active. Cheetah ambassadors will greet visitors, and guests can stroll at their own pace, ask the knowledgeable staff questions, and stop by the bar for a snack or beverage. The visit can end with a stop at the gift shop for a souvenir. Closed-toe shoes are recommended for comfort on the walking paths. Admission is $60 for adults ages 13 and up and $30 for children ages 2 to 12.

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

Enjoy a lively evening of Music Bingo at Newport Diner. Instead of bingo balls, the game features 60-second clips of songs from a variety of genres and eras. Song titles are provided, so listen for each song, find it on your bingo card, and mark it off. The game is free and easy to play, with prizes for winners, and fun for all ages. Dinner is available from Newport Diner’s new menu.

Take part in a 13-week Commander League featuring multiplayer games in pods of three to five players. Each night includes two rounds, and the winner of each round receives a pack of their choice. Players can choose a casual level for new players and preconstructed decks, an optimized level for stronger competition, or a competitive level for top-bracket play. Participation is tracked throughout the league, with a prize pool built over the season. Players who attend Prize Night and participate in at least three league nights are eligible to share in the prizes.

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.

Matt Fraser is a psychic medium, New York Times bestselling author, and star of the television series Meet The Frasers. He has conducted readings for people around the world and performed at sold-out events across the country, with a focus on helping people reconnect with friends and family who have passed away. His work has been featured on major television networks and in numerous publications.

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.

DJ Krys Kyle sets the tone with feel-good music and a flowing dance-floor vibe. Enjoy drinks, gather with friends, and dance.

A friendly monthly breakfast featuring made to order omelets with toast. Guests can enjoy unlimited servings, and children 12 and under dine free. A suggested donation of $10 is appreciated. This welcoming gathering is suited for families, friends, and neighbors to share a meal together.

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.

Explore more than 95 vendors offering fresh local produce, farm-fresh eggs, grass-fed beef, organic sourdough bread and bagels, cheeses, coffee and teas, mushrooms, microgreens, handmade goods, and more. There are also plenty of vegan and gluten-free options. The market features free community yoga and welcomes families and dogs, with a focus on supporting Florida farmers and small businesses.

Ben Childs of the KillBillies performs live at Golden Juicery in Jupiter on the second Sunday of each month.

Enjoy a relaxed brunch at Mezze featuring seasonal plates and fresh flavors. Complimentary valet and pool access are included.

Explore working studios at the Boca Raton Innovation Campus as resident artists open their doors for a welcoming experience filled with creativity and conversation. Move from space to space, see works in progress and completed pieces, ask questions, and discover art you may want to bring home. Expect art classes, live demonstrations, and the option to commission custom creations while getting to know the artists behind the work. It is a friendly way to support local talent and immerse yourself in a lively creative scene. The studio is located inside the Boca Raton Innovation Campus, the former IBM headquarters, a large office campus. Enter through the main lobby, follow the hallway on the left, then turn right at the end. The studio space is down the corridor on the right where the hallway opens to glass windows. Zero Empty Spaces transforms unused commercial properties into temporary, affordable artist studios where creators can make, collaborate, and sell their work. This model provides daily activity for property owners until a long term tenant is secured, helps reduce blight and vacancies, brings fresh energy to underutilized spaces, and expands access to visual art while strengthening cultural communities in cities around the world.

Yours For The Taking performs country songs from across generations in West Palm Beach, Florida.

A solo singer-songwriter performs acoustic guitar music, with a varied selection of songs.

This calming, guided workshop offers a gentle way to slow down, reflect, and prepare for the week ahead through hands-on bouquet building. In a supportive, unhurried setting, participants create and take home a bouquet using fresh seasonal flowers and greenery, with guidance on care, preparation, and composition. The experience includes space for quiet reflection and creativity, while conversation and sharing remain optional.

Take part in a day of One Piece Locals. Entry is free, and each player contributes $2 to the prize pool, with the first-place finisher taking the entire pool.

Enjoy live music from DJ OG, an open-format DJ and producer based in Florida who travels around the country mixing trendy, distinctive beats. The music ranges from smooth transitions to high-energy hits.

This class covers the training required for a Florida Concealed Carry Permit and includes a shooting exercise at the range. The course fee is $50.

Explore the many ways music can lift spirits, stir emotions, awaken memories, and bring people together with Mike McGann. A longtime Palm Beach County radio host, Mike developed a love for the Great American Songbook as a child and now works at Legends Radio, where he helps carry on its musical legacy.

Learn the essentials of Medicare in a free, 45-minute educational workshop presented by the U.S. Retirement Education Association. Designed for those approaching age 65, the session covers how Parts A and B work, what costs to anticipate, whether enrollment is required, options for keeping an employer plan, choices available in your area, and how spouses can select different coverage. The featured presenter is Rob Michaelson, owner of Optimal Insurance Group in Boca Raton. He focuses on making Medicare easier to understand so people can choose an appropriate health plan, drawing on a background that includes a Psychology degree from the University of Cincinnati, an MBA from Nova Southeastern University, leadership roles with Fortune 500 companies, and licensure as a health and life insurance agent. This is a purely educational event with no sales or plan-specific discussions, and any information shared is kept confidential. Please note that not every plan in the area is represented, and the organizers currently work with six organizations that offer 67 products.

South Florida families can get details about the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth at an on-site information session. This free gathering will take place in the Cohen Auditorium at Saint Andrew's School. Attendees will hear about available programs, have time to ask questions, and learn how to connect with other families of bright students.

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.

This workshop helps brand-new parents prepare for life right after the midwife says goodbye or after arriving home from the hospital. It focuses on the exciting, confusing, and sleep-deprived first weeks, offering clear guidance for everyday newborn care. Topics include understanding sleep patterns, soothing strong cries, practical feeding techniques, simple bath routines, and confident diaper changes. The session also addresses those odd little behaviors that can spark worry, clarifying what typically falls within normal newborn behavior. Time will be set aside for questions.

Explore Zimbabwean stone sculpture featuring hand-carved works made with traditional tools. The exhibition showcases natural stone transformed into expressions of beauty and emotion, highlighting the artistry and heritage of Zimbabwe. It is presented during ZooLights at Palm Beach Zoo.

This free, in-person seminar explores the essentials of estate planning. Participants will learn how wills work and what to expect from the probate process, what a trust is and how to establish one, the differences between revocable and irrevocable trusts, and common trust types with their general purposes. Guidance on selecting executors, trustees, and other fiduciaries is included, along with general considerations for asset protection and long-term planning. Reservations are required. To register, use the Find Tickets option, the link in the bio, call, or visit the website. For additional questions, contact the team.

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.

BRIC’s meeting features a Deal of the Year competition and a discussion on communication, including how to read and respond successfully in 2027 and beyond. To compete, participants must be BRIC members and submit their deal to Nancy by email. Admission is free for BRIC members with a membership card and $20 for non-members.

The Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth is hosting an in-person information session for South Florida families. Learn about its programs, ask questions, and explore ways to connect with other families of bright students.

Monty Python’s Spamalot is a comedic musical featuring iconic humor and memorable songs.

Double Roads in Jupiter welcomes the Samantha Russell Band for an upbeat mix of rock favorites, familiar pop, and country hits. The energy is party ready and dance friendly, turning Thursday into a weekend-style celebration and promising a good time from start to finish.

Seniors and their caregivers can enjoy free health screenings, prize drawings, and giveaways. No registration is necessary.

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.

Explore how nutrition and gut health relate to your child’s brain at Center for Brain in Jupiter, FL. In collaboration with Alicia Dunable of Our Essential Wellness, this educational seminar explains how food choices can shape mood, attention, and behavior, and shares practical, food-first ideas families can use at home. Seating is limited, so advance registration is recommended.

Roll up your sleeves for a hands-on volunteer session focused on creating and assembling craft kits and art projects that will be shared with communities in need. Volunteers help build kits, sort and organize colorful supplies, and contribute ideas for fun designs. No experience is necessary, and all types of help are useful, from creative tasks to simple steps like organizing, stapling, or sharpening pencils. This recurring gathering happens on the second Friday of each month except July and December, with a flexible drop-in format so participants can come and go as their schedules allow. Hosted at Compass, all materials and light refreshments are provided. Open to ages 14 and up, with Bright Futures service hours available for students. Participants under 18 will need parental consent. Spots can be reserved in advance.

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.

The Brewhouse Gallery is launching a rotating art program curated by local artist Emmanuel Gonzales, with new artwork and artists featured every three months. Meet the first group of artists and explore their work, which will be on display from November through January. The artists are Cliff Powell, Bryan Engler, Nicole Galluccio, Emmanuel Gonzales, Brain Wood, Phil Carlucci, Danielle Asfour, GIFFA, and Gabe Curry. Visitors can enjoy a drink and connect with the local creative community.

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.

Chris D’Elia is a stand-up comedian who has toured the United States and Canada. His comedy specials include three Netflix releases, No Pain, Man on Fire, and Incorrigible, as well as his debut special, White Male, Black Comic. He was also featured in Netflix’s Comedians of the World and Comedy Central’s Roast of Justin Bieber. D’Elia hosts the podcast Congratulations with Chris D’Elia and co-stars on The Golden Hour with Brendan Schaub and Erik Griffin.

Beautiful Loser brings a faithful Bob Seger tribute to Arts Garage in Delray Beach, presented by Tom Porter. This eight piece band features lead vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Steve Murphy, who switches between acoustic guitar and piano on select songs, much like Seger, enhancing both the music and the stage presentation. Earlier versions were described as full of feeling and true to the original spirit, and this lineup builds on that foundation. Murphy’s background includes a decade touring with the Alan Parsons Project, additional tours with Jack Bruce, John Entwistle and Todd Rundgren, recording work connected to Elton John projects, national commercial sessions, and a performance of the national anthem at Madison Square Garden for a New York Rangers game. Founders Tom Porter on bass and Lou Piccinetti on lead guitar anchor an accomplished ensemble with Tim D’Andrea on guitar and vocals, Scott Sherman on guitar, piano and vocals, JC Vasquez on keyboards, Ron Nordwall on saxophone, and Howard Goldberg on drums. Porter also develops other tribute shows familiar to Arts Garage audiences, including Eagles Revival, The Allman Revival, Yacht Rock, One Hit Wonders, and 70s Jukebox. Together, the group aims to capture the atmosphere of a classic Seger concert with close attention to musical detail.

Absolute Journey brings a faithful Journey tribute to Aventura, capturing the band’s live spirit with soaring vocals, interlocking guitar harmonies, powerful rhythms, and lush keyboards. The performance spans beloved anthems such as Don't Stop Believin', Separate Ways, Faithfully, Any Way You Want It, Lights, Who's Crying Now, Open Arms, and Wheel in the Sky, with more favorites included. Fans, venues, and event organizers praise the show for sellout crowds and a recreation that matches the emotion and precision of Journey’s stadium triumphs, highlighting spot-on vocals, beautiful harmonies, and high-energy delivery that has audiences singing along. The result is an uplifting concert that rekindles memories for longtime followers while welcoming new listeners with timeless melodies.

A poker run raising money for children diagnosed with cancer. The route includes registration at Palm Beach Harley, followed by stops at Kirby's Sports Bar and Grill, Harry and the Natives, Shrimpers, and Crazy Horse Saloon as the final stop.

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

Browse gifts and seasonal finds at a festive shopping weekend at the South Florida Expo Center. Explore a variety of vendors, support small businesses, and treat your sweet tooth with goodies from featured vendor Brittney Cookies @KeepWPBsweet while you get a head start on your holiday list. Admission is $7, and children 10 and under are admitted free.

Set out along A1A in Juno Beach to explore handcrafted leather goods, glass pieces, artwork, photography, custom items, and more, all created in the United States. Presented by the Jupiter-Tequesta Rotary Club, this annual craft festival offers free admission and opportunities to meet skilled makers from across the country. Parking is available at Loggerhead Park or along A1A just north of the park. Craft artisans interested in participating may apply. Please be cautious of scammers on social media.

Celebrate reading at a family festival featuring books, fall-themed activities, crafts, games, and community resources. Visitors can choose a free book from the Book Patch, paint storybook pumpkins, plant seeds, enjoy crafts and balloon art, and take part in Rec on the MooVe. Prize giveaways and free treats are also included. Registration is required.

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.

A playful field day style fundraiser turns recess games into support for families facing multiple sclerosis and childhood cancer. Hosted at Clive Daniel Home in Boca Raton, the Recess Olympics brings teams and solo competitors together for friendly matchups in classic playground activities such as hopscotch, four square, relays, tug of war, jump rope, hula hoops, and obstacle courses. It welcomes all ages and ability levels, creating a spirited atmosphere built around community giving. Participants register for $20, receive event entry and a personal fundraising page, and can form a team or compete on their own while gathering donations in advance. Top fundraisers and winning teams are recognized at the closing ceremony, and registration includes the right to call yourself a Recess Olympian. Hopping 4 A Cure partners with the Arielle Anacker Cancer Foundation, which has supported children with cancer and their families since 2010. The foundation helps families cover essential bills, advances research into Ewing’s sarcoma, and maintains four memorial funds honoring Arielle Anacker. Hopping 4 A Cure focuses on aiding those affected by multiple sclerosis through the power of recess inspired competition. All funds raised go directly to college scholarships, caregiver support, and medical research that benefit individuals and families impacted by pediatric cancer and MS. Supporters who are not competing can still contribute by donating, volunteering, or cheering from the sidelines.

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 beginner-friendly, slow-flow workshop combines recovery principles with yoga and meditation in a gentle, judgment-free setting. Led by Serenity Yoga teacher and recovery guide Shellie Chiet, the practice begins with a daily recovery reading and weaves principles such as surrender, honesty, courage, and serenity into breath and movement. Gentle warm-ups, mindful flow, restorative poses, and an extended guided meditation and yoga nidra offer space to release tension and seek stillness. No yoga experience is needed, and mats, props, and blankets are provided.

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.

Backgammon takes over Miami for the third edition of the Miami Open Backgammon Championship, a weeklong gathering that draws an international field for top level competition along with a full slate of side events. Highlights include a one day boot camp led by Frank Frigo, the record breaking BMAB Players Cup, Miami Beach Doubles, the TBT No Cube Event, and additional activities across the week. The schedule blends high level match play, special formats, and an instructional boot camp.

Explore educational opportunities for students from Pre-K through 12th grade at the free CSUSA Showcase of Schools.

Bright Minds Tech is a hands-on STEM program for kids to explore building and engineering, technology, and creative problem-solving. Engaging activities encourage creativity, problem-solving skills, and engineering thinking in a supportive environment. All materials are provided, and no experience is needed. The program gives kids an opportunity to explore technology, build confidence, and bring their ideas to life.

Unwind with a guided sound bath and meditation led by local guru Martha Popova. Guests can relax on yoga mats while live singing bowls, gongs, chimes, and flutes create a calming, immersive experience. Blankets and pillows are optional. The experience is open to the public, welcomes all skill levels, and is complimentary for hotel guests; other guests pay $10.

An outdoor storytime takes place beneath a Seminole Chickee, sharing stories about lighthouse keepers while highlighting Florida’s rich history and details about local plants and animals. Children in Pre-K to Kindergarten explore these topics through storytelling and hands-on crafts. The program blends learning with creativity in a shaded, open-air setting.

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.

This three-hour birth preparation class is designed for expectant families who want to feel more prepared in a limited amount of time. It offers information from a non-biased source and covers labor stages and phases, medications and possible interventions, coping strategies such as breathing, relaxation, massage, and position changes, and the second stage of labor. Topics also include bonding with a newborn, avoiding an unnecessary cesarean or preparing for a necessary one, creating a list of birthing preferences, and community resources. The investment is $150.

Fully Loaded at Sea returns with a cruise to Cozumel that features stand-up from a roster of comics, live podcast recordings, energetic competitions, and tattoos on board.

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.

Curious about how a doula fits alongside a supportive partner or how to find the right match for your family and budget? Meet the Doulas Night offers a friendly introduction to birth and postpartum doula care, covering what doulas do, the benefits of their support, and how they work as a team with partners. Participants can connect with doulas serving families from North Palm Beach County to South Broward, ask questions, and receive referrals. There is time for brief one-on-one conversations to get acquainted with individual doulas and meet potential back-up support, as well as space to discuss affordability. Whether pregnancy is just beginning or the due date is approaching, this event focuses on practical guidance to help you feel informed, supported, and confident in your choices.

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.