April is known for its beautiful spring weather and the start of the warmer summer weather for most. Luckily for us living in South Florida, April is just another beautiful month filled with warm temperatures and sunshine.

April is the fourth month of the Gregorian calendar, but that was not always the case. During the Julian Calendar, April was the fifth month and had 29 days prior to being part of the Julian Calendar. The 30th day was added by Julius Caesar during the Julian Calendar.

Here are some more interesting facts about the month of April.

In the Southern Hemisphere, April is the seasonal equivalent to the fall month October.

The word April comes from the verb “aperire” which means to open. Its commonly believed that the word refers…

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This April, the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and Museum is hosting their reoccurring Twilight Yoga at the Light event. On Monday nights, head to the lighthouse and enjoy the peace and serenity of yoga while enjoying the sunset views.

The outdoor yoga class is taught by Mary Veal on the Lighthouse Deck. All levels of yoga are welcomed and encouraged to attend. The class costs $10 dollars and all those who wish to participate are asked to bring their own yoga mat and water bottle. For safety, the yoga mats will be spaced out and masks are required to be worn.

The yoga class is weather dependent so be sure to check the Lighthouse website for details. To register for the classes this April, click here.

Twilight Yoga at the Light Classes:

Monday, April…

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Savor the Avenue is a signature tradition of dining under the stars down the middle of Atlantic Avenue, in Delray Beach, is here again—the 12th year!  The feasting event will feature a four-course meal and a renowned downtown Delray Beach experience you will not want to miss. Tables will stretch out from Swinton Avenue to East Fifth Avenue of U.S. Highway 1 and be cognizant of social distancing and C.D.C. guidelines.  The event will raise fund for Community Greening,

Community Greening is a Delray Beach based nonprofit dedicated to planting trees and protecting green spaces. Matt Shipley and Mark Cassini are behind the charity, which is patterned on a host of other grassroots urban forestry organizations around the country that are working to…

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The Easter bunny will no doubt visit the Port St. Lucie with the all the Easter egg hunts scheduled.  Did you ever wonder why colored eggs, why a fabled bunny?  It is believed by many that the Easter bunny first arrived in the U.S. in the 1700’s. German immigrants who settled in Pennsylvania and brought their tradition of an egg-laying hare called “Osterhase” or “Oschter Haws.” The children made nests in which it could lay its colored eggs. The tradition scattered around America and the mythical rabbit’s Easter morning deliveries grew to include chocolate and other types of candy and gifts. The decorated baskets replaced nests.

Port St. Lucie American Little League Egg Hunt - FREE

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Saturday 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.

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April Fool’s Day celebrated on April 1st each year has been celebrated for centuries by different cultures and countries, through its exact origin of the day remains a mystery.  The day consists of playing practical jokes and pranks on each other and yelling “April Fools” at the end. The day is not an official holiday except in Odessa in Ukraine, where April Fool’s Day is an official city holiday.

Many believe the day began on April 1st 1700, when English pranksters began the tradition by playing practical jokes on each other. Some historians date the tradition back even further to 1582 but the officially date is unknown.

In modern times, people have gone through great lengths to create and prank people on April Fool’s Day. Even newspapers, radios,…

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The Barrett- Jackson Auto Auction and Show is rolling into Palm Beach County next week.  The popular auction is in its 19th year and will be taking over the Expo Center at the South Florida Fairgrounds.

The Barrett-Jackson Auto Auction is one of the world’s finest car collector events. Palm Beach County is just one of four stops on the exclusive roadshow. Each auction will be broadcasted internationally to an audience of millions around the world.

During the weekend long event, multiple auctions will take place for a chance to get a dream car. The weekend will include car lectures, merchandise, products from top luxury brands, and even thrill rides from a wide range of automakers.

Tickets are required for admission. Guest can choose between…

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The island of Palm Beach is not only home to million dollars mansions and socialites but also home to upscale shopping, art galleries, museums, historic hotels, and award-winning restaurants. Palm trees line the beautiful streets filled with history and plenty of things to do. 

Next time you make your way over to Palm Beach, make sure to check out everything the town has to offer.

Things to Do:

Shop and Dine on Worth Avenue: The famous Worth Avenue is known to be one of the most iconic streets on the island. The street features high-end shopping and award-winning restaurants.

Visit The Flagler Museum: One of the island’s most famous estates is open for visitors to tour. The estate was once home to Henry Flagler, the American industrialist and…

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The Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and Museum is hosting their popular and reoccurring Lighthouse Sunset Tour this Wednesday evening. Climb to the top of the lighthouse’s 105 steps and take in the incredible sunset views over the inlet and Jupiter.

Visitors who attend the tour will get a chance to see inside the Lighthouse Watchroom and even get a chance to watch the light turn on and illuminate the sky. The iconic red lighthouse has been lighting the Jupiter Inlet since 1860 and remains an active aid to navigation on the water.

Tickets are required to attend the Sunset Tour due to limited space, and the tour last approximately one hour.  After the tour, all paid visitors will receive a free voucher to Tommy Bahama Restaurant that is good for a signature…

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From Easter Egg Hunts to religious celebrations, there is a lot of to do this Easter weekend in Palm Beach County. This Sunday, April 4th is Easter and for most the day is filled with family, candy, colorful eggs, and bright and cheerful patterns and pastels.  

Some of Palm Beach County’s popular attractions are hosting Easter events for kids and the entire family this week to celebrate the upcoming holiday.

Downtown Palm Beach Gardens Events:

Downtown’s Easter Egg Hunt: April 1st through April 4th

Come celebrate the Easter holiday with Downtown Palm Beach Gardens. The outdoor shopping center is hosting their Easter Egg hunt throughout the property. All are welcomed to participate in the hunt to find sweet surprises and treats. Be sure to…

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On select Wednesday’s during the year, Jupiter’s River Center hosts an after-school Science program for kids with Scientist Sam. The program is called Science with Sam and is aimed for children in grades K through 5. Each science class features a different topic.

The topics discussed and activities in the after-school program include garden exploration and hands on opportunities with wildlife. This Wednesday’s event is focusing on Carnivores.

The program is free to attend but those who wish to participate are asked to RSVP to reserve a spot due to limited space.

Science with Sam Details:

When: Wednesday, March 31st

Time: 4 pm to 5 pm

Location: The River Center located in Jupiter

If you are unable to attend this one, the next one is…

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