The Town of Jupiter and the Village of Tequesta are nestled between Palm Beach Gardens and Stuart. Both areas cater to the outdoor style, as they wrap around the Loxahatchee River and Intracoastal Waterway, which provide incomparable views to residents. For this reason, water sports and boating are abundant. Jupiter and Tequesta also offer their share of championship golf courses and pristine beaches frequented often under consistently sunny skies.


Everyone loves a little culture in their coffee.

Coffee Culture Café & Eatery is a great place to grab a cup of fresh brew, hold causal meetings and take time to catch up on work by using the café’s free wifi. They offer many fresh delicious gourmet sandwiches; salads and soups as well as selections of all day breakfast sandwiches and a variety of lunch combinations.

“As the names suggests, the coffee at Coffee Culture is great! We provide high quality, whole roasted coffee beans and have them blended and roasted to our specifications to ensure each freshly brewed cup of coffee, espresso, latte and cappuccino is deliciously satisfying. Add a fresh baked muffin, pastry or cookie and sit back and relax!!”

Recently opened in Harbourside Place within…

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It is that time of year again when students in the community start to gear up for the upcoming school year!  Roger Dean Stadium knows just how to get kids excited and prepared!

Roger Dean Stadium is a baseball arena in Jupiter, Florida, within the Abacoa community, that hosts major league games and a ton of fun filled family events. It also is the only stadium in Florida to host two Major League teams annually for spring training: the Miami Marlins and St. Louis Cardinals.

Roger Dean Stadium is taking part in helping children get ready for a successful year as a part of the Great Eight events. On Saturday August 8th, 2015, be there to enjoy and share some everlasting summer memories by visiting the stadium prior to the match-up between the Palm Beach…

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By the end of August, Tiger Woods’ new restaurant in Harbourside Place will be open for business.

The Palm Beach Post has reported that The Woods Jupiter: Sports and Dining Club is expected to open later this month and his International headquarters will be moving to its new office space above Bravo! Cucina Italiana.

The restaurant is expected to be a little under 6,000 square feet and feature outdoor seating. Last month, a “now hiring” sign was placed on the door of where the restaurant will be located.

No official dates have been announced in regards to a soft opening date or the date of the grand opening. The Woods Jupiter: Sports and Dining Club will be the newest restaurant to open in the $150 million entertainment center on the northwest…

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The Jupiter Beach Resort is one of the best places to stay at when you take a vacation or a “stay-cation!” Whether you are coming from out of state or from another part of south Florida, give the Jupiter Beach Resort a try. 

This beautiful, beachfront resort sits directly on the sandy, beaches of Jupiter, Florida. The accommodations include 168 incredible guest rooms and 34 breath-taking suites. All of the rooms are amazing but they do have a scale of extravagance. The resort view offers views of the resort grounds and feature island-style décor, and relaxing ambiance. The partial view room offers peeks of the ocean from a private balcony. The premium ocean view room offers even more amenities like Egyptian cotton, large, private balconies and…

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Fishing Report - 7.24.15

Winds are West at 10-20 mph and weather is predicted to have scattered storms continue throughout the weekend during the afternoon and evening hours. The moon is proposed to get a slightly larger each night and that is good broadcast for the wahoo bite as it should continue to improve with the moon.

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If you are searching the fast paced wahoo, seek them in the early mornings and then again late in the afternoon along the 120’ ledge from Jupiter to Palm Beach Inlets. During the peak of the sunshine, Wahoo’s are going into deeper depths at about 200-500’ during mid-day. The best bet for hooking up a ‘hoo is trolling at high speed or sending split tails down deep. Also, the bulk of the action is at the 120’ ledge and…

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As the world gets bigger and more and more small towns grow into larger urban areas and even cities, we have to get smarter when it comes to conserving energy. Have you ever heard of Green Roofs or White Roofs? They might just be the answer.

Most of us have probably seen or at least read about “green roofs.” Green roofs are essentially gardens in the sky. The gardens help insulate buildings in the winter and soak up storm water, reducing water pollution from urban runoff. This makes them an absolute winner when it comes to eco-friendly urbanization and they provide food for the building or home.

New York City is famous and celebrated for all of the green roofs they are implementing in the city. The city even offers tax abatements for those who add greenery…

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The gorgeous Seabreeze Amphitheatre in Jupiter, Florida across from the bountiful beaches of Carlin Park, will be veiling with mystery to the influence of the Palm Beach Shakespeare Festival’s: Shakespeare by the Sea XXV. The Palm Beach Shakespeare Festival and Palm Beach County Parks & Recreation presents and celebrates the 25th Anniversary Season with the production of William Shakespeare’s “Hamlet.”

The Seabreeze Amphitheatre is a gorgeous outdoor professional theater experience and “Hamlet” will take stage on July 9-12 and July 16-19 with free admission.

"The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark," shortened to "Hamlet," which poses the famous question of "To be or not to be" is believed to have been written between 1599 and 1602.” The story tells…

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The Loxahatchee River District’s River Center is enthusiastic so far about the 2nd Annual Jr. Angler Fishing Tournament that has been going on since June and will be continuing until July 11th.

There are lots of young anglers that are submitting their fun fishing photos to the contest that is proven to be one of the River Center’s most popular events! This is a completely friendly competition for anyone between the ages of 5 and 17 and young anglers can participate at any time but points do matter! Anglers will be accumulating points in this catch and release tournament as they photograph with their catch and submit their catch logs.. The more fish they catch the greater the points however,  the more variety of species that is catfight the better…

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July 10th and 11th Harbourside Place in Jupiter will host a Lionfish Derby to benefit the Andrew “Red” Harris Foundation. The foundation is named after Andrew Harris, a 26 year old man who passed away last year in a boating accident.

The Andrew “Red” Harris Foundation raises money to build artificial reefs to enhance the local marine environment. The foundation is building forty unique, 6 by 8 foot free form concrete modules which will be set off the coast of Jupiter in August of this year.

The derby will begin first thing in the morning, at sunrise, and will continue through the day until 4:00pm. The contestants must be in with all of their catches by 4:00pm to be scored by the judges.
The team with the most lionfish will win $500. Teams will be allowed…

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History enthusiasts and carpenters are assembling the concluding touches to the former Henry Flagler Train Depot as they preparing to open on August 1, 2015 at Sawfish Bay Park in Jupiter, Florida.

The train depot has been re-built out of pine from North Florida, along with diamond shaped shingles and hardware that is very closely related to what was used a century ago. “The work has included gutting the interior, installing a new roof, painting, repairing fire damage, adding a deck and other repairs on the structure that was built in 1915. There was lots of fire damage,” said retired Lantana architect Don Edge, who is among many individuals and companies that donated time and material for the reconstruction of the one-room structure.”

The plans of the…

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