If you live in Florida—especially South Florida—you know the summer heat isn't just about high temperatures. It's about the brutal humidity. But there is a smart way to stay active outside without melting. Here's how to strategically beat the heat this July, August, and September if you want to fully take advantage of our "Endless Summer".

a florida beach at sunrise during summer


Florida Heat: It’s Not Just About the Temperature

Many people assume Florida’s summer heat is unbearable simply because it’s hotter. But here’s the truth: daily high temperatures in South Florida often aren't much higher than those in major Northeast cities like New York or Philadelphia during the same time of year.

In fact, on some July or August weekends, Palm Beach might be cooler than parts of New…

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The cities and towns around Palm Beach County put on some of the best 4th of July celebrations in all of Florida. It's been 249 Years since the Signing of the Declaration of Independence, and there are plenty of ways to get festive this year, so we've put together a complete list and guide to all of the 2025 4th of July events and fireworks throughout Palm Beach County. Hope this helps you plan your weekend!

a 4th of july celebration on a beach in Palm Beach County

Jupiter

Abacoa 2-Day Block Party and Baseball Bash

  • Where: Downtown Abacoa
  • When: July 3rd and 4th
  • Schedule:
    • Thursday July 3rd
      • 5-7 pm: 56 Ace Band at the Amphitheater.
      • 6 pm: Jupiter Hammerheads vs Palm Beach Cardinals at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium
      • ~8:30 pm: Fireworks right after the game
      • 8-10 pm: Bon Jovi…

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Father's Day is this Sunday! (June 15th, 2025) And if you're looking to celebrate the amazing Fathers in your life, Palm Beach County is still very much alive in the summertime. This obviously won’t be a complete, exhaustive list since no two dads are the same or enjoy the same activities, but broadly speaking, if you’re looking for Father’s Day activity ideas in the area, here you go.

dad and son golfing on father's day

  1. Golf (Too Obvious?)

    • While this is a cliche choice for a good number (maybe even the majority) of dads in the area, it's for good reason. Palm Beach County is one of the most renowned areas for golf in the entire world. In fact, it's one of the main reasons people move or retire here. Now, odds are, if your dad belongs to a local golf club, he’s already…

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Yesterday, June 1st, kicked off the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season. And while Florida’s east coast has largely been spared from the worst of the damage recently, we witnessed last year how even a hurricane making landfall on the Gulf Coast can cause a flurry of tornadoes on our side. So, now’s not the time to get complacent. Here’s what to know about the 2025 hurricane season projections.

a satelite image of a hurricane approaching Florida

Over the past decade, Florida’s Gulf Coast has taken the brunt of major storms, with Hurricanes Ian (2022), Idalia (2023), Helene (2024), and Milton (2024) carving destructive paths through the Gulf Coast and Panhandle. Meanwhile, South Florida and the Treasure Coast have mostly watched from a distance. But if you’ve lived here long enough, you know that the…

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It’s not the heat, it’s the humidity. Well, it’s also the heat. Florida summers are notorious for their storms and stickiness. So, if you're planning to leave your house vacant for an extended period, you might be wondering what temperature you should leave your home at to ensure it remains in good condition and hopefully damage-free. Since nobody’s there, the right temperature isn’t about comfort, it’s about preserving your home, saving energy, and preventing costly issues. Let’s break down the factors you need to consider when setting the thermostat for your empty Florida home.

turning up a thermostat in a Florida house during summer

1. Preventing Mold and Mildew Growth

Florida's summer humidity is no joke, and it’s one of the biggest threats to an empty home. High moisture levels can create the…

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Remembrance. Honor. Celebration. This year, like every year, Memorial Day gives us a chance to pause, reflect, and remember. Almost every city and town in Palm Beach County has its own Memorial Day ceremony, parade, or event where we can gather to honor those who died in service to our country. Here's the info for each city/town's event.

2025 Memorial Day in Palm Beach County

Memorial Day - Monday, May 26

Jupiter Memorial Day Ceremony

  • Veterans Memorial, 210 Military Trail
  • 9:00 AM
  • Join the Town of Jupiter for a heartfelt ceremony featuring music by local group First Act, remarks from Marine Corps veteran and Jupiter Police Officer Brandon Rhodes, and a wreath-laying tribute.

Palm Beach Gardens Memorial Day Ceremony

  • Veterans Plaza Amphitheater, 10500 N. Military…

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Even for non-players, golf still usually comes to mind when people think of West Palm. And while our part of Florida obviously has a lot more to offer than nice fairways and greens, golf is still one of the biggest attractions. Since 2020, PBC has gone through a massive revival. It was recently ranked as one of the most popular destinations for 2025, but it's also now one of the most desirable areas to live in the U.S. year-round. Whether you're a local just getting into the game, or visiting with a group of friends trying to squeeze four rounds into a weekend, we hope this guide to the top 10 public golf courses in West Palm Beach helps you with the planning process.

one of the best public golf courses in west palm beach

In order to take bias out of these rankings, we asked a bunch of our local golf…

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One of the best gifts you can give to the mother in your life is some quality time. That quality time is even better when you can get out of the house and not have to worry about cooking or cleaning up afterwards. The good news is that around here, we have a top-tier dining scene, so one of the best things you can do this Mother's Day is to celebrate at one of the fantastic local restaurants that offer a range of unique brunch and dinner specials. Whether you’re looking for seafood, steak, mimosas, or a buffet spread, these spots from Jupiter to Palm Beach promise a delicious experience. Enjoy waterfront views, live music, and plenty of indulgent options.

food on a table for a mother's day brunch in palm beach

Mother's Day Brunch in Jupiter

  1. Lucky Shuck
    Enjoy a complimentary glass of champagne,…

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Let's say you've recently moved to the area, and you've been thinking about joining a golf club. You've probably tried out all of the best public courses in Palm Beach County (and/or Martin County), and maybe you've played as a guest at a few private courses. Or, maybe you're already a member at a local club and just want to shake it up by playing some new tracks. Well, this off-season (May-October), everyone can play some great courses that are private during peak season. Here's how.

an aerial view of a south florida golf course

The South Florida PGA Golf Pass

For $60 (or $45 for Military, First Responder, Student, and Faculty Discount) the South Florida PGA Golf Pass gets you access to some otherwise private courses, as well as exclusive discounts at a bunch of public courses. If you want…

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Palm Beach County has so many great places to celebrate Cinco de Mayo. As one of the most exciting holidays on the calendar, it's a celebration of Mexican culture, heritage, and, of course, delicious food and drinks. With our vibrant mix of communities, Palm Beach County has a fantastic variety of places to celebrate this weekend/Monday. Savor authentic Mexican cuisine, sip on margaritas, and enjoy live music and cultural festivities. Here’s your guide to some great spots for celebrating Cinco de Mayo in Palm Beach County!

a mexican restaurant on cinco de mayo

Preface: not all of these places are Mexican restaurants or serve exclusively Mexican food. And some are small chains, while some are family-owned and operated. But what they all have in common is that they're good places to go…

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