This weekend in West Palm Beach, FL

An informal meetup for ultra runners, friends, runners, and backyard enthusiasts centers on a sun-soaked day along an easy, gravel-like out and back on the levee beside the C-18 canal. The route is fully exposed, so plan for heat and strong sun. One participant will take home a Lego set and $100. Previous winners include Eddy Souza, Eric Kalina, and Andy Sholly, and the atmosphere welcomes anyone who enjoys a bit of type 2 fun. Look for Eddy’s updated styrofoam sombrero featuring new AI elements to add to the lighthearted spirit. Bring everything you need to be self-sufficient, including your own hydration and nutrition, a chair, and a tent for shade, plus coverage for your head and neck. A whistle and a single U turn sign will be provided. Ice bandanas will be available for $20. A Google sheet for sign up is planned.

Join Friends of Jupiter Beach for a community beach cleanup along a 2.5-mile stretch from the Juno Beach Pier to the southern edge of Carlin Park. You will be set up with supplies like gloves, grabbers, and small bags, then team up with captains to cover different sections. As you go, you’ll also help sort recyclables. Afterward, return by 9:30 AM for breakfast foods, drinks, great company, and free prizes. Beach cleanups may be canceled for rain or dangerous weather, with no rescheduling.

Sculpt & Sweat with Cloe Mimun offers a low impact HIIT session that blends barre and Pilates for a strong, grounded burn. Check in promptly at the back lawn. Use public garages at CityPlace for parking, or opt for hotel valet at standard rates. Bring a yoga mat, with loaners available on site if needed, and remember to bring water.

A magical morning at Honeybelle features the Bookworm Princess and her Prince. Guests can enjoy a full buffet breakfast while meeting the characters, with friendly interactions throughout the meal. The morning includes live appearances, interactive entertainment, and performances inspired by storybooks, plus time for photos with the fairytale pair. Suitable for all ages, it combines a hearty breakfast with a touch of storybook magic. Capacity is limited.

Quail Creek Sporting Ranch hosts a tournament for participants ready to compete. Check-in will be available ahead of the start so there is time to prepare.

Enjoy a free Pilates class at Wildflower Park beside the intracoastal. The session welcomes beginners and experienced participants alike and aims to set a positive tone for the day. Please bring a mat and a water bottle. Registration is not required. Parking is limited, and BocaConnect provides a complimentary eco-friendly shuttle to the park.

At Riverbend Park, take part in a guided birding walk that explores the unique adaptations of birds and the roles they play in the environment. This program welcomes all ages, and bird guidebooks and binoculars will be available to borrow. The fee is $5 per participant. Space is limited, so advance reservations are required. Register online using the Tickets option, since marking Interested or Going on an event page does not secure a spot. New users will need to create a household account during registration. All participants must complete a Program Participation Waiver before each program.

An early fall inspired social pop-up from The Good Day Market comes to Tanger Outlets Palm Beach, turning a summer day into a cozy prelude to pumpkin spice season. Browse a selection of local brands and handmade goods, along with fashion, accessories, candles, and art prints. Sip coffee or matcha and enjoy sweet treats while gentle music sets an easygoing mood designed for wandering with friends and lingering over finds. Look for warm colors and a welcoming atmosphere that celebrates the simple pleasures of fall arriving a little ahead of schedule. This free outdoor market is open to the public.

Strengthen your art skills while exploring fresh creative approaches in a calm, encouraging studio setting. Admission is $29 for residents and $35 for non-residents.

Settle into a calming guided meditation led by Margaret Ann Lembo that eases stress and nurtures inner calm. The practice helps quiet mental chatter and create space for clarity. Afterward, participants can receive messages via the Gemstone Oracle, including a personal card pull from one of Margaret Ann’s Gemstone Oracles, offering helpful guidance and encouragement. The program highlights gemstones as meaningful tools that support self awareness and deeper self understanding.

Join in for an all-ages women’s and girls’ golf clinic led by LPGA Professional Trish Beucher. It’s open to everyone, and clubs are available to use. If you’re a girl under 18, you’ll need to come with a paid adult.

Pick up a pencil, choose a favorite artwork, and create your own interpretation at Boca Raton Museum of Art. This relaxed, drop-in sketching experience welcomes participants of every age and lets you draw at your own pace among the exhibitions. Complimentary supplies are provided, so curiosity is all you need to bring. No advance sign-up is required, and participation is included with paid Museum admission.

A'LU Mexican Cuisine offers a weekend brunch featuring $25 unlimited mimosas paired with a selection of brunch dishes. Available on Saturday and Sunday.

A brunch menu is on offer, with an optional $18 add on for bottomless mimosas or Aperol spritz. The special lasts for two hours, is served by the glass only, cannot be shared, and requires a food purchase.

A mini line dance workshop spotlights renowned choreographer Guyton Mundy, known for crowd favorites like Saddle Up Shawty, Shakin’ My Head, More Dessert, and Fairy Tales & Love Songs. The day starts with beginner to improver instruction led by Renegades lead instructor, Kristi, then shifts into intermediate and advanced material taught by Guyton. After the workshop, the floor remains open with additional free lessons, including a couples session with Kristi and beginner line dance instruction with Sivon, followed by open dancing. Early bird tickets are $30 and increase to $40 afterward. Dance experience is recommended. Parents must accompany children under 16. No outside food or drinks are allowed. Registration is available in person with a server or bartender or online.

Get ready for an action-packed TRX challenge at TRX Ignite Games in Delray Beach. The event features ten stations and nine functional fitness challenges, followed by a high-energy race that wraps it all up. Tickets start at $35, and the cancellation policy states there are no refunds.

Get ready for a fun crossover fitness day with a HEW Fitness workout plus a powerlifting meet. You can jump into both parts or just one. The HEW Fitness section includes a workout of the day with RX and scaled options, plus a sample/intro period with product sampling and sign-in. After that, Mike Bridge leads the SBD meet with squat, bench, and deadlift, including a 1-rep max for each lift and an AMRAP-style portion for set weight targets. Prizes are planned for top finishers across the lifts.

At Wellington National Golf Club, a relaxed end of summer social scramble brings together ladies and their guests for easygoing golf, conversation, and fresh air. It accommodates every experience level, and membership is not required. Play moves in friendly groups of four with gentle on-course guidance, plus time to connect over food and refreshments. Registration benefits the Wellington Ladies Golf Club Foundation and its mission to grow women’s golf while keeping events open and inclusive for the community. An early bird rate of $80 is available.

Join Free Movement Society for an evening workshop featuring four choreographers teaching at two different levels. The session runs from early afternoon into the evening, with door time listed as 2:45 PM. It’s an all-ages, in-person event with free parking available, and you can attend with single-class tickets or choose an all-day package. Be sure to select the right class based on the age group and ticket type.

Learn how to decorate beautiful sugar cookies in a beginner-friendly, hands-on class. The session runs for about two hours and welcomes all ages, with children under 14 attending alongside a registered parent or legal guardian. Doors open at 2:45 PM, and there is free parking available on site.

Learn the art of pairing wine and cheese with Total Wine & More. This guide-style event walks through how different wines and cheeses work together, including which cheeses pair best with which wines. Tickets cost $20.

Head to Jupiter Creamery Farm for a community Farmers Market with local vendors, fresh produce, handmade goods, homemade treats, and artisan foods. There will be family-friendly fun on the farm grounds, plus live music and entertainment while you browse and shop.

Sit down to dinner and dive into a laugh-filled whodunit at The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show. The action plays out in real time in the present day, with actors hidden among the crowd, so the culprit could be anywhere and anyone might suddenly be pegged as a prime suspect. This interactive, social experience has entertained audiences across the country since 2004 and is designed for an adult crowd, delivering an evening of intrigue, humor, and unscripted surprises.

Square Peg Pizzeria - Delray Beach hosts karaoke with many dates scheduled and more on the way. Sing a few songs, enjoy food and drinks, and connect with friends or meet new people.

Magic: The Gathering players can team up for a The Hobbit themed Two-Headed Giant pre-release at Tower of Games Boca Raton. Each participant receives a pre-release kit, and partners build decks together before taking on other teams in a shared adventure. Entry is 45 dollars per player, and the event code is RZVRDW6. Prizes include packs, promos, and more. Costumes inspired by Middle-earth, whether hobbits, wizards, elves, dwarves, or even dragons, can earn extra rewards. For questions, call 561-722-2872 or reach out on Facebook or Instagram.

3siXty takes the stage at Rivalries Sports Pub for the first time. This event marks their debut performance at the venue.

Great Big Trivia teams up with Newport Diner in West Palm Beach for Music Bingo, a free, all-ages game where classic bingo gets a musical twist. Instead of numbers, players hear one-minute clips from a wide range of genres and decades, with each song title announced. Mark the matching tracks on your card and be the first to call bingo for a chance at prizes. Newport Diner offers a new dinner menu, so you can enjoy a meal while the soundtrack keeps the energy up.

Experience a Magic: The Gathering Commander league designed for all skill levels. Over a 13 week season, players are placed in multiplayer pods of three to five for two rounds each league night. The winner of each round receives a booster pack of their choice. Choose the level that fits your style, with Casual for newer players and preconstructed decks, Optimized for experienced pilots seeking stronger games, and Competitive for top tier play. Participation is recorded throughout the season to earn a place at Prize Night. Entry to Prize Night is included in league fees, the prize pool grows over the course of the season, and rewards are shared among players who attend Prize Night and have taken part in at least three league nights. The entry fee is $6.00.

Catch The Eagles in tribute form with The Limit, a Florida-based band delivering classic hits and crowd favorites. Expect pitch-perfect harmonies, soaring guitar solos, and performances of songs like Hotel California, Life in the Fast Lane, Heartache Tonight, Take It Easy, and more. The show runs about two hours in person. Seats are assigned one hour before show time, and there are no refunds.

Catch comedian Joey Pork Chopz for a live comedy night at The BOX 2.0 (right next door to the main room at Boca Black Box). Expect his no-holds-barred style, including aggressive crowd work and sharp roasts, with a high-energy, “you’re part of the show” vibe. Seats are assigned one hour before show time, and there’s no drink minimum required.

The Jupiter Hammerheads take the field at Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter, Florida for an evening of Minor League Baseball. Expect close views of emerging talent, chances to track the finer points of every play, and a laid-back atmosphere that gives summer baseball a personal touch.

Juke heads back to Guanabanas with a set of Miami rock and roll. Admission is free.

Meltdown returns to Square Grouper Jupiter Inlet for a lively night of 90s rock, crowd singalongs, and easygoing waterfront energy. Expect a set filled with nostalgic favorites that keep the choruses rolling. Enjoy live music by the water as the band brings the decade’s hits to life.

Experience RF Factor at Arts Garage as the band reinvents well-known songs with a vibrant mix of pop, funk, jazz, Latin, and R&B. A four-horn frontline, crisp rhythms, and lively crowd connection shape a performance that is both polished and playful, bringing a fresh spark to familiar tunes. The lineup features RF (Ro) on baritone and tenor saxophone and bass clarinet, Doug Michels on trumpet, Kai Sanchez on bass guitar, Christian Davis on guitar, Pete Wallace on keyboard, Edwin Bonilla on percussion, Aaron Glueckauf on drums, Jason Arkins on alto saxophone and flutes, and Allie Biancoviso on trombone. Ro grew up in Brooklyn and received her first tenor sax from the late James Moody, later studying audio engineering in South Florida before turning fully to performance. She has performed with Jennifer Hudson, Camila Cabello, and Vanessa Williams, and she also teaches audio production at Florida Memorial University. Trumpeter Doug Michels, born in Brooklyn and raised on Long Island, moved to Miami to pursue music and became active in the salsa scene with Celia Cruz, Gilberto Santa Rosa, and Tito Puente. He joined Gloria Estefan and The Miami Sound Machine, has appeared on recordings from J-Lo to Flo-Rida, and enjoys working on classic cars when he is not performing.

Get ready for a fun night of spontaneous improv at Doghouse Theater. This high-energy show features an ensemble that takes audience suggestions and turns them into brand-new scenes on the spot, so no two performances are ever the same. Advance seating is recommended because space is very limited. The show runs about 1.5 hours and is typically rated PG-13 for the Saturday slot.

A live, multi sensory Candlelight performance transforms First Presbyterian Church of West Palm Beach into an intimate setting for 90s hip hop arranged for strings. Collins String Quartet, joined by drums, presents fresh takes on favorites by Fugees and Lauryn Hill, Jay-Z, Nas, Outkast, Missy “Misdemeanor” Elliott, A Tribe Called Quest, Wu-Tang Clan, 2Pac, The Notorious B.I.G., and Dr. Dre, with a nod to Snoop Dogg’s Gin and Juice. The program weaves through medleys such as Ready or Not and Doo-Wop, N.Y. State of Mind and The World Is Yours, Rosa Parks and Elevators, and other iconic tracks reimagined for this ensemble. Some sessions feature a special floral setting for Candlelight Spring, while others offer the signature candlelit ambiance. The concert runs 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before showtime, and late entry is not permitted. Guests must be 8 or older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating within each zone is assigned on a first come first served basis.

Crazy Uncle Mikes hosts Days Between, a Jerry Garcia celebration featuring Unlimited Devotion, also known as UD. Formed in Miami in 2012 to explore the Grateful Dead songbook, the band has grown a devoted following while evolving its lineup and sound to reflect jazz and funk influences. Now based in both the Tampa and St. Petersburg area as well as Miami, this quintet is known throughout Florida for energized, exploratory performances rooted in improvisation. In 2018 the group produced and performed the Dead & Company pre-concert and after party on Orlando’s Church Street, with city officials estimating crowds of about 5,000 and 7,000, a milestone noted as the largest block party in the city and a moment that drew national attention. That same year Miami New Times named Unlimited Devotion among the four most influential jam bands in Florida, alongside Roosevelt Collier, The Heavy Pets, and Snarky Puppy. This celebration honors Garcia’s legacy with the inventive spirit and seasoned musicianship that define the band.

Ladybug Bows makes an appearance at The Gardens GreenMarket. They are thrilled to be part of the market.

Experience a Vinyasa Yoga class at the Museum with instructor Leslie Glickman. The practice centers on synchronizing breath with movement through creative sequences and is suitable for all levels, with no prior experience required. It is designed to boost vitality and support overall well-being. After class, relax in the tranquil sculpture garden with coffee, tea, and organic flavored water while taking in the outdoor artworks. Admission is included, providing access to the Museum's permanent collection with pieces by renowned artists from around the world.

Explore a new Boca farmers market featuring more than 95 local vendors and free parking. Browse stands filled with fresh produce, sourdough pizza, French and Italian cheeses, vegan chocolate, handmade fudge, farm-fresh eggs, raw milk, kefir, yogurt and butter, grass-fed and finished beef, organic sourdough bread and bagels, organic coffee and teas, mushrooms and microgreens, tallow skincare and other handmade goods. There are plenty of vegan and gluten free options. The atmosphere is family friendly and dog friendly, with free community yoga and a focus on supporting Florida farmers and small businesses, created by and for locals.

Experience live music from Ben Childs of the KillBillies at Golden Juicery. This appearance is part of a monthly series.

Enjoy a relaxed cruise-in and hangout at Texas Roadhouse in Boynton Beach, where a community of veterans and their extended families gathers to showcase rides and spend time together. It costs 15 dollars to enter a vehicle. Awards will be given in multiple categories, including best in show, fan favorite, a manager’s choice selection, car participation, and more. Spectators can attend and vote for free, with plenty of friendly fellowship throughout. Food from the restaurant is available during the gathering.

Enjoy a brunch menu with the option of bottomless mimosas or an Aperol spritz for $18. The offer has a two hour limit, is served by the glass only, is not shareable, and requires a food purchase.

Settle in for a sunlit, laid-back brunch at Mezze featuring seasonal dishes and bright, fresh flavors. Enjoy complimentary valet service along with access to the pool. Table reservations are available.

Come enjoy The Seated Social, an intentional brunch made specifically for Black women. Instead of traditional networking, it’s a small, curated setting for meaningful conversations that nourish, affirm, and help you feel seen. Expect thoughtful prompts and discussion topics focused on themes like slowing down without guilt, self-trust, reinvention, and emotional maturity. The brunch includes complimentary wine cards for each guest to sample 1 to 2 wines, and seating is limited to keep the experience warm and intimate. Note that tickets do not include the cost of food and drink.

B.J. Parks performs solo with acoustic guitar at Sailfish Marina Restaurant in Palm Beach Shores, presenting a singer songwriter set with a varied playlist.

Tower of Games Boca Raton hosts a Magic: The Gathering prerelease themed around The Hobbit, inviting players to immerse themselves in Middle-earth. Entry is $45 and the event code is 7GR8PPR. Each participant receives one prerelease kit to build a deck, with packs, promos, and other prizes available. Costumes inspired by hobbits, wizards, elves, dwarves, or even dragons can earn bonus rewards. Players are welcome to trade, play, and craft their own tale across Middle-earth. For questions, call 561-722-2872 or send a message on Facebook or Instagram.

The Samantha Russell Duo brings live acoustic rock, pop, and country to Guanabanas Island Restaurant and Bar, a waterfront spot in the heart of Jupiter. This is an outdoor show with an easygoing Sunday Funday feel.

A lively day at the Hive’s tiki area features live entertainment. Expect a fun vibe along with happy hour snacks and drink specials.

Catch a live performance at Guanabanas in Jupiter featuring Eleni Skiba. The show starts at 2:00 PM.

Settle into a candlelit restorative yoga experience guided by Maureen Agnello. This 90 minute class begins with gentle Restorative Yin postures that support the body, then transitions into a deeply restful Yoga Nidra meditation. Awareness is guided methodically through subtle, nerve rich points in the body, helping concentration deepen and presence grow. Yoga Nidra, often called yogic sleep, invites the nervous system into a parasympathetic state. The practice can ease the fight or flight response, reduce cortisol, lift mood, and help the body return to balance. It may bolster immunity and support recovery from stress related concerns. Many also find improvements in sleep through increased natural melatonin. By strengthening connection with the true self, it encourages a shift from automatic reactions to mindful responses aligned with personal values. Bolsters, blankets, and blocks are available at the studio, and you are welcome to bring favorite props, pillows, or extra layers for complete comfort. The cost is $25. Payment is accepted in cash on arrival, via Venmo at @Mary-Veal with the event and date noted, or through Zelle at maryvealyoga@gmail.com with the event and date noted.

Presented by Jill Karlin, this world premiere is a one-woman piece that weaves spoken word and original poetry with the creation of a painting in real time. The story begins with a cyclist who chained herself to a tree she could not save, a turning point that led to meeting architect and visionary Lee Porter Butler and to a life shaped by love, listening to the voices of nature, and seeking harmony with the Earth. Debuting at the Stonzek Studio Theater in Lake Worth Beach, it is part of the venue’s Limited Engagement Series, then moves on to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival three weeks later. The performance runs about 60 minutes with no intermission. Tickets are $28, plus a $5 processing fee per order. This event is produced by an outside presenter who has privately leased the Lake Worth Playhouse, and the Playhouse’s management is not responsible for the content, accuracy, or quality of the program.

Havoc 305 delivers a high energy mix of Top 40 favorites spanning the 1960s, 70s, 80s, 90s, and today. With more than 15 years together on South Florida stages, the band features Jose Almonte on vocals, Jwani Brito on drums and vocals, Rik De Cubas on lead guitar and vocals, and Arthur Granquist on bass. They regularly appear at major venues and clubs across the region, including Jimmy Buffets Margaritaville Hollywood Beach, Murphy’s Law at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, and Bull Market, and they are experienced performers at corporate events, festivals, weddings, and private parties. Their past appearances include Miami-Dade County’s Love-In festival and Ribfest, the City of Sunrise July 4th Festival, Bacardi, the Miami Heat, and Nova Southeastern University.

See Minor League Baseball as the Jupiter Hammerheads face the Palm Beach Cardinals at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium. The intimate ballpark keeps fans close to the action, and rising prospects on the field offer a glimpse of talent that could be headed to the majors. A relaxed summer atmosphere makes it an easy, low-key night at the ballpark.