This Thursday join in on the Culture of Change Yoga Class with Jennifer Martin in downtown West Palm Beach.

The monthly series of wellness classes were launched in January 2019 and the goal was to help bring the community together to support a great cause. Every month there is a different theme and community partner change.

The outdoor Yoga class is Thursday, December 12th at 7 pm. The class is taught every month by Jennifer Martin and runs approximately 75 minutes long. The month of December is about the holidays and this month’s cause is helping to support the WPTV’s Toy Drive located on the Square.

Class Details:
When: Thursday, December 12th
Time: 7 pm to 8:15 pm with Check In beginning at 6:30 pm
Where: Rosemary Square downtown West Palm Beach

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Blowing Rocks Preserve is like no other beach along the Florida Atlantic coast. Sandy beach is complimented by unique geological rock formations. Waves interact with these natural structures to produce a beautiful geyser show in some areas, and if you come here on a calm day you can see lots of marinelife and sea turtles below.

This beach is always clean and relatively quieter than other public beaches, and there are gorgeous mangrove-lined trails if you’re up for a little exploring. If you plan to do a lot of walking, bring water shoes or sneakers as the sand does get hotter on your feet throughout the day.

If you want to see the reason why it’s called “blowing rocks”, make sure you go at high tide!

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There are 1773 documented species that occupy tropical reefs worldwide, and South Florida has the most diverse population of fish in America, with 531 species to admire. To put this into perspective, Hawaii only has 332 different reef inhabitants. From angelfish and parrotfish to sea turtles and dolphins, here are a few exciting species to look for while you're snorkeling on a reef in Palm Beach.

 

Queen Angelfish

Queen Angelfish are quite possibly some of the most beautiful and iconic fish in the sea, and acquired their name from their “crowns”, a round black/blue spot on top of their heads. Angelfish are omnivores, eating mostly sponges and algae, and they usually live alone or in pairs, so it has been theorized that they are monogamous and…

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The newly constructed Town Center at Alton is hosting their first annual A Joyful Celebration this weekend. Come and help ring in the season with your family, friends, and neighbors at the Plaza at Alton’s Town Center.

A Joyful Celebration will feature holiday songs with the Independence Middle School Girls Chorus, visits from Santa and Mrs. Claus, arts and crafts, cookie decorating, appearance from your favorite Disney Characters, holiday music, surprise visitors, and take part in the Christmas tree lighting.

The family friendly event is free to attend, and all are welcomed. Santa will be making an appearance to light up the Alton Town Center Christmas Tree at 5:45 pm. Tracy St. George from Sunny 107.9 radio station will also be at the event and be…

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Palm Beach County has one of the most diverse marine ecosystems in the world, so snorkeling and diving one of the 181 reef sites is a magical experience. On Singer Island, the reef at Ocean Reef Park is shallow and close enough to shore to be a great spot for beginners and non-Florida natives. Since 700 feet of the beach is also protected by lifeguards, no dive flag is necessary as long as you swim in the guarded area between the buoy and shore.

At low tide, you can see the reef protruding from the ocean, and at high tide, waves crash on the shoreline rocks to explode into a natural splash fountain.

A beach wheelchair is available for use, as well as picnic areas with grills, a playground, restroom facilities, and an outdoor shower. Parking is…

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Head to the Town of Jupiter for their new event, There’s Snow Place Like Jupiter and Holiday Movie Night this Saturday.

There’s Snow Place Like Jupiter is a free family friendly event to help celebrate the holidays. This is the first year for the holiday event. The event will include character appearances, bounce houses, photo opportunities, Food Trucks, holiday arts and crafts, Snow falling and visits from Santa and Mrs. Claus.

There’s Snow Place Like Jupiter will be held at the Abacoa Community Park on Fredrick Small Road from 4 pm to 6 pm.

Following the holiday event, there will be a Holiday Family Movie Event brought to you by the Jupiter Tequesta Athletic Association JTAA. Come and help support your local teams by purchasing food and drinks at the…

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ChaseN’Tailz invites families to join in on one of the most fun holiday kids fishing tournaments around, Santa Slam! Children 12 and under are welcome to grab their rod & reel to come fish at the Juno Beach Pier on December 21st at 9am for a small $10 donation. The donation couldn’t go to a better cause- it will help less fortunate families with very sick children!

“The Santa Slam is all about teaching children about giving back and teaching them about our history by mentoring ethical angling.” Summer Warren, Director of ChaseN’Tailz and Santa Slam, told Waterfront Properties, “We think small hands giving big is our future."

Some amazing local Captains will be present during Santa Slam to mentor our junior anglers on ethical angling, bait/tackle,…

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With the Thanksgiving holiday behind us, its now time to start gathering the outdoor decorations, bright lights, ornaments, holiday gifts and of course Christmas trees.

The Christmas Holiday is now upon us and what better way than to help kick off the holidays by going to pick your real tree up at one of the local Palm Beach County Christmas Tree farms.

With the smell of fresh pine needles in the air, here is some of our favorite places to buy your Christmas tree.

Tree Towne is a family owned business that has been in South Florida for more than 37 years. Every year, Tree Towne gets hundreds of Christmas trees from small growers and the trees are hand picked and freshly cut to last through the entire Christmas season. The tree’s range in height from 2 ft…

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Palm Beach County is one of the fishing capitals of the world for good reason. The Gulf Stream, a warm and swift Atlantic Ocean current that originates in the Gulf of Mexico, is closest to land near Palm Beach and Jupiter Inlet, providing abundant amounts of pelagic fish species as close as ¼ mile offshore.

If you don’t have a boat of your own, we have compiled this list of friendly local fishing charters for your convenience. The main target species in our area are mahi-mahi, kingfish, wahoo, tuna, sailfish, snook, snapper, grouper, and tripletail. Swordfish charters are also available for a pricier fee since a lot more specialty knowledge and work goes into a successful trip.

Charter services and…

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The Palm Beach Holiday Boat Parade is back again for the 25th year and is traveling up the intracoastal waterways from North Palm Beach to the Jupiter Lighthouse, this Saturday, December 7th. Gather the family and friends and line the intracoastal waterways and get to see boats decorated with holiday lights, decorations, and holiday cheer.

This is the largest public holiday event in Palm Beach County. Tens of thousands of people line the water to view the parade from their waterfront homes, restaurants, numerous parks and public viewing areas.

The Holiday Boat Parade is led up the intracoastal by fireworks from the North Palm Beach Marina to the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse. For the past 20 years, The Palm Beach Holiday Boat Parade is also a water-based Toy…

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