Every Wednesday on Palm Beach, the Worth Avenue Association host weekly Walking Tours from December 2018 through April 2019.

The walking tours are led by Historian Rick Rose who leads a fun and exciting tour around Palm Beach in his brightly colored suits and hats. The tours last approximately an hour and fifteen minutes.

The tours cover everything from the history of Worth Avenue and the influence the avenue has in the world of fashion. The tour also covers facts about architectural design, Architect Addison Mizner and his monkey friend, and the development of the popular social scene in Palm Beach making the island the first destination spot during the Gilded Age and the birthplace of luxury brand names.

The tour costs $10 dollars per person and the…

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The 31st Annual Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center ArtFest By The Sea is coming to Juno Beach Saturday March 9th and Sunday March 10th.

The festival started three decades ago with just a few dozen booths selling artwork form local artists and are displayed along A1A in Juno Beach. This year, the festival returns with more than 300 national and international artists from more than 30 different states displaying their artworks and homemade crafts. The booths will be located along A1A and feature sculptures, woodwork, paintings, jewelry, wearable art and much more. Along with the art work being displayed there will also be a green market featuring live plants, produce, homemade soaps, and live entertainment.

ArtFest is co- produced by The Palm Beach North…

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District Fit is returning this spring for its third edition to downtown West Palm Beach after two successful editions. The fitness festival attracted over 1,500 participants last year and is expecting more people this year.

The festival is taking place Thursday, March 7th through Saturday, March 9th at the Hilton West Palm Beach and CityPlace. The goal of the festival is to promote a heathier lifestyle throughout the community.

The three-day event will focus on your physical wellbeing and mindful movement through more than two dozen workouts. The fitness programs and events will be led by elite trainers, culinary events by local tastemakers, kid friendly activities and live entertainment.

New this year, District Fit has partnered with Hope Water, a…

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Spring is just around the corner here in the Palm Beaches. Spring-cleaning and decluttering go hand in hand, and with warmer weather on its way, it’s time to get a jump start on decluttering. If you are trying to sell your house, an organized closet, not one overstuffed with unwanted items, is important.

If you have a home in Jupiter it’s time to bring out the bathing suits, caftans and beach cover-ups. Put away the cold weather clothing.  If you live in Palm Beach County you know we only get a handful of sweater days there shouldn’t be much to organize. No more need to wear socks with flip flops…lol.

It is important to declutter your house, it will appear to have more storage space. Most potential buyers want to feel like they can effortlessly…

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South Florida is known as the Sunshine State, nonetheless it has its share of sun showers.  South Florida weather is tropical, breezy and warm all year long! It's considered semi-tropical or anequatorial climate which means the weather in South Florida is that of a tropical environment.  If you need a raincheck for a beach outing postponed by an afternoon shower, try something enchanted and mythical.

When it comes to mermaid history, there is historical evidence that mermaids are real. Before you doubt the evidence, keep in mind that more than 95% of the ocean has never been explored by humans. Could mermaids be hiding in the deep sea?

For centuries, there have been tales of beautiful mermaids seducing sailors with their songs and countless…

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The Sea Turtle Nesting Season officially began last week, and the Loggerhead Marinelife Center in Juno Beach is hoping for another record-breaking season. The season is March 1st through October 31st and the 9.5 miles of the beaches along Juno Beach are monitored daily. Juno Beach and the Loggerhead Marinelife Center support nearly 5 percent of the world’s loggerhead sea turtles.

Along the sandy shoreline in northern Palm Beach County, thousands of sea turtles lay their eggs in the sand. The sea turtle nests usually contain about 100 eggs each that requires 45 and 60 days to hatch. Because of this, Juno Beach is one of the most populated sea turtle nesting areas in the world. Last year, the Loggerhead Marinelife Center documented over 11,900 nests on…

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The Sea Turtle rehabilitation and research hospital in Juno Beach hosts many activities throughout the week and weekend. This Sunday the Loggerhead Marinelife Center is hosting four family friendly events for you to check out.

Turtle Talk: is an interactive program geared to visitors 8 years old and older. The Turtle Talks feature a lecture style program designed to educate visitors about sea turtle biology, ecology, and conservation followed by a tour. The presentation will be 20 minutes long followed by two 5-minute discussions about the sea turtle rescues and rehabilitation. The program last about 30 minutes and run every Sunday until April. The Turtle Talks starts at 10:30 am. Click here to register.

Public Guided Tours: the tours are offered 7…

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The Town of Palm Beach is an incorporated town in Palm Beach County separated from the mainland by the Intracoastal waterways and the Atlantic Ocean. The island of Palm Beach is home to many luxurious hotels, mansions, landmarks, restaurants and shopping. In 2018, Bloomberg ranked Palm Beach in the Top 30 of America’s 100 Richest Places.

The island and community was established by Henry Flagler’s two luxury resort hotels, The Breakers and the Royal Poinciana Hotel where movie stars and aristocrats came to spend their time and Palm Beach was considered America’s first resort destination. Flagler himself built in 1902 a Beaux-Arts mansion for him and his wife which they called Whitehall. Whitehall today is known as The Flagler Museum and is open to the…

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Downtown Abacoa features an old main street charm with its community feel and relaxed atmosphere. The 91,000 square foot neighborhood Town Center is centrally located near Florida Atlantic University’s Jupiter Campus, Scripps Research Institute, and some of the area’s most prestigious communities.

The Town Center is home to some of the area’s best restaurants, shopping, entertainment, the Abacoa amphitheater, professional businesses, hair and nail salons, and baseball. Some of the local shops include: Palm Harbor Boutique, East Coast Bridals and More, Ready2HangArt, and Ileen Girl Boutique. Some of the restaurants include Aaron’s Table and Wine Bar, Civil Society Brewing Company, Copacabana, Freshii, Costello’s Trattoria, Jumby Bay Island Grill,…

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The Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and Museum is hosting their Lighthouse Story Time and Crafts for Kids on Tuesday, March 5th.

The event will take place under the Lighthouse Seminole Chickee Hut for story time and craft activities about Florida’s History, animals, people and local plants, and the Lighthouse Keepers. The event is aimed for children 8 years old and younger. The children are asked to bring a small blanket or picnic mat for the event.

The program is free and lasts approximately 45 minutes. You are asked to arrive 10 minutes prior to the event for check in. The event starts at 10:30 am and the space is limited to 25 children. Click here to RSVP and reserve your child’s spot before this upcoming Friday, March 1st.

The Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and…

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