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.


Make sure to mark your calendars for a weekend of Italian culture, cuisine and celebration at the 14th Annual Feast of Little Italy at the Abacoa Town Center. Happening November 4th, 5th and 6th is an all-Italian good time in Abacoa. This fun family style event grants guests a unique experience that brings you right to Italy. 

The Feast of Little Italy fills the streets of Abacoa’s Town Center with the sights, smells and tastes of Italian culture. This year there is sure to be over 140 vendors, live music and beautiful décor. Some of the live music you will feasting your eyes and ears on includes, Grammy & Oscar Nominated artist, Frank Stallone, the three women’s harmony group, Tre Bella and so many more Italian inspired artists. 

Some of the…

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Now that the housing market has steadied after more than a decade of difficulties, this could be the perfect opportunity to invest in a home. It is said that South Florida is an earmarked real estate market and it’s driving the prices of real estate up. 

The Case-Shiller 20 City Index noted that home values rose 5.7%.  Leading economists think prices will continue to rise, at least in the interim. Nationally, Miami is considered one of the top 20 metropolitan cities with highest growth forecast.  Topping the list is another South Florida city, Tampa. 

The National Association of Realtors is forecasting a 4.4% increase in existing home prices and in 2017 an increase of 3.4%.  According to Miami Board of Realtors, “South Florida housing…

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One of the first things many South Florida homebuyers look at when purchasing a new home is the kitchen. The kitchen can "make or break" a home.  In the Palm Beaches, indoor/outdoor living is paramount and the kitchen is the most trafficked room in the house. An upgraded kitchen can make your home stand above others and make it irresistible. 

If considering a kitchen renovation, building a new home, or just an update to your existing decor, take a look at the current design trends for 2016. Some of the hottest trends in kitchens these days, according to Forbes Magazine,  include hardwood floors, transitional styling and white in the kitchen. As a general rule of thumb, spend between 6-10% of the total…

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 turtleween Take your ghouls and goblins for a visit to the Loggerhead Marinelife Center for its annual “spook-tacular” Halloween event on October 22nd, 2016. It is sure to be a blast for the entire family. This free event will include Mad Science Lab, Haunted Sea Turtle Hospital, Explore the Mysteries of the Deep: Abyssopelagic Zone, Turtle-y Spooky Crafts, Costume Parade, Strange Seas Exhibit, Photo Booth, Face Painting and Much More.   A special part of south Florida’s ecosystem is found in our sea turtle population. Sea turtles are a beautiful and often threatened. The Loggerhead Marinelife Center in Juno Beach is a one of a kind facility that takes great pride in keeping our turtle population strong. The Loggerhead Marinelife Center is the only sea…

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Teach the Beach Foundation is focused on raising awareness of our local ocean and environmental conservation through hosting events. Anyone that lives in Florida understands how much the environment is a part of this state. From our beaches and oceans to our woodlands and everglades, we are very passionate about keeping Florida beautiful. Teach the Beach Foundation has scheduled an amazing event where you can enjoy craft beer tastings paired with great music. The second annual craft beer and music festival is a great time to raise awareness about keeping our local habitats safe for generations to come. This wonderful event will be held across from Carlin Park in Jupiter, Florida at the Seabreeze Amphitheater. Tickets are on sale now at…

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Mark your calendars for a weekend of Italian culture. Come and enjoy mouthwatering food while watching cooking demos, wine seminars, and listening to live entertainment at the 14th Annual Feast of Little Italy. The Feast of Little Italy is a 3-day cultural community event celebration, culminating into a large Italian street festival, live entertainment, delicious food and beverages, shopping, and fun. Feast of Little Italy lines the streets at the Abacoa Town Center in Jupiter were you can take part in a Bocce tournament, children’s rides, activities and more. Musical headliners include Salvatore Valentinetti, Joe Piscopo, Tommy Mara and the Crests.

 

14th Annual Feast of Little Italy 
Date: November 6th, 7th and 8th
Times: Friday: 3 pm to 10 pm;…

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  October Green and Artisan Market
Sunday, October 16
10:00am – 2:00pm Stroll along the waterfront and shop fresh produce, specialty foods, flowers, fashion, local art and more.   AMPed Up Yoga
Sunday, October 16
10:00am Get ready for a sweat-dripping, soul-lifting yoga class at the waterfront amphitheater. This DJ’d, all-levels vinyasa yoga class will be led by instructor, Jennifer Martin. Cost is $10.   Pumpkin Bash
Saturday, October 22
11:00am – 2:00pm Join Harbourside Place and Little Smiles for a family-fun day filled with pumpkins, candy and all things Halloween. Families can pick one pumpkin from the Pumpkin Patch with a monetary donation to Little Smiles. Dress up in your Halloween costume and Trick-or-Treat around Harbourside Place.…

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  repair When the Jupiter Lighthouse was built in 1860, it was the only structure between Key West and Titusville. Today it is one of only 13 lighthouses of its kind in the country. It is one of Palm Beach County’s historic landmarks and it is in need of repair. The roof of the Jupiter Lighthouse is showing signs of corrosion. The nonprofit group, the Loxahatchee River Historical Society, is aiming to complete phase one of the roof repairs by December. A fundraiser will be held in November. For more information about how you can donate go to www.jupiterlighthouse.org. The following are some upcoming events:   Lighthouse Sunset Tour
October 19, 2016
6:00pm - 7:15 pm Time varies by sunset. Take in the spectacular sunset views and witness the Jupiter Light…

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Relax your body and mind in a new way with yoga on the water. Mondays at the Jupiter Lighthouse you can experience “twilight yoga” overlooking the water and sunset. 

The class is led by Mary Veal of Kula Yoga Shala in Jupiter, and takes place on the Lighthouse Deck at sunset each Monday evening. The class is designed for yogis of all skill level, from beginner to expert. Embrace the ultimate serenity with twilight yoga at the Jupiter Lighthouse. 

Guests are asked to bring their own yoga mat and flashlight. The classes are free to everyone but a donation to the Lighthouse Museum is greatly appreciated. Class times are usually between 6-7pm but are based on sunset and will be canceled if weather isn’t permitting. 

Twilight Yoga classes for the…

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Known, as one of the most significant Jupiter icons and historical sites is the Loxahatchee River Battlefield Park. Often referred to as the “gateway to the Loxahatchee river,” this park is must visit site if you have not been and live in the area. 

The history of Battlefield Park shows that there has been prehistoric and historic habitation here dating as far back as the Archaic Period over 5,000 years ago. The park stands to preserve this precious past and educate locals about Jupiter’s rich history. 

Not only does the park boast an impressive story dating back thousands of years but it also provides the people of south Florida with a beautiful place to relax and kick back. Battlefield Park spans 680 acres and features covered picnic pavilions,…

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