The Marine and Wildlife Art Festival and Craft Show in West Palm Beach
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This weekend at the South Florida Fairgrounds in West Palm Beach is the Marine Wildlife Art Festival and Craft Show. The show prides itself on displaying the best local and national American works of art and craft.
Here, at the Marine and Wildlife Art Festival and Craft Show, you will meet amazing artists who focus their work on marine and nature subjects in all different mediums. You will see incredible hand sewn quilts, photography, oil, acrylic and watercolor paintings, sculpture, leatherwork and so much more. “The Marine and Wildlife Art Festival and Craft Show has been awarded a feature listing at www.FestivalsInsider.com. The Marine and Wildlife Art Festival and Craft Show is also held in conjunction with the Florida Marine Flea Market and…
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Village Of Tequesta Park & Recreation Food Truck Pow Wow & Concert In The Park! What a great way to end the week with a family friendly event that is sure to have something for everyone. Enjoy live music, kids activities, and food trucks. Special raffle tickets will be sold for a $1,000 shopping spree at The Gardens Mall and a custom designed Tito's Handmade Vodka Paddle Board! Drawing for the raffle will be Saturday, October 1, 2016 at the Bluewater Babes Fish For a Cure held at Sailffish Marina Resort in Singer Island. A $10 donation to Bluewater Babes Includes: Bluewater Babes Koozie and a free beer ticket to Tequesta Brewing Company or Twisted Trunk during the weekend of Friday, September 23 - Sunday, September 25.
Friday, September 23
Whole Foods expanded its seafood department in a way that could help preserve underwater reefs along the Florida coast. The grocery chain has begun selling fresh lionfish, a prickly, non-native species at 26 stores in Florida. Once caught and placed on ice, the fish is safe to consume after its venomous spines have been removed. Employees at stores carrying the fish have been trained to remove the spines, leaving white fish meat. The white flaky meat has a sweet flavor and tastes like snapper. Lionfish can be grilled, blackened, sautéed or baked.
Lionfish are a marine species that are primarily red, brown and white and has a striped, zebra-like appearance. Lionfish have venomous spines that are used defensively against predators. These spines…
Mark your calendars for the National Public Lands Day (NPLD) on Saturday, September 24 from 8:00am to 11:30am at the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding Natural Area (ONA). Projects include shoreline cleanup, staining the boardwalk (subject to weather) and pulling lovevine. No registration required. Meet at the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding Natural Area's Northside parking lot (just off US Hwy1 on S. Beach Road). The ONA designation was established by Congress primarily to protect unique scenic, scientific, educational, and recreational values. The Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse ONA is one of three sites afforded this designation, along with Oregon's Yaquina Head established by Congress in 1980 and California's Piedras Blancas Light Station…
At the end of a long workweek, Friday is your opportunity to relax and unwind. For those who like to be outdoors and take in the warm afternoon weather and get some energy out, try a bike ride through Riverbend Park.
The Town of Jupiter planning and zoning commission is reviewing a 72,000-square-foot CineBowl & Grille project. A grass field located across from the Roger Dean Stadium in Abacoa, has been vacant since the 16-screen Crown Theater was demolished in 2006. If approved by the town council, it will become a $21 million entertainment complex with bowling, food, movies and music and will bring entertainment to Abacoa located in Jupiter. No dates are set for public hearings. CineBowl & Grille is a family-friendly place. The design for CineBowl & Grille calls for 20-bowling lanes and restaurants with indoor and outdoor seating. A dozen movie theaters with 1,073 reclining seats, including an IMAX, are planned. There will be outdoor live music, according to the…
