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Located along the water, Guanabana’s in Jupiter is a tropical inspired hideaway surrounded by palm trees, waterfalls, colorful Adirondack chairs and tiki torches. The popular Jupiter restaurant first opened as a sandwich shop in 2004 by Jupiter surfers and since then the waterfront eatery transformed into a tropical setting and has become one of the hottest waterfront restaurants in the area.

Located right on the water, Guanabana’s has a few docks for you to pull up on your boat or kayak and dock while you enjoy a nice meal overlooking the Jupiter waterways.
The menu features breakfast, lunch and dinner and some of the menu items include Smoked Fish Dip, Salads, Fish Tacos, Burgers, Vegetarian options, Shrimp and Grits, Fresh Catch and much more. All the…

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Construction on the new golf and entertainment center in West Palm Beach is expected to be completed in October. The new Drive Shack is currently under construction and is located next to the Palm Beach International Airport.

Drive Shack will include a three story, 96 bay driving range with food, drinks, a meeting area, an interactive golf course and games, unlimited golf balls, a Drive Shack Academy featuring a PGA Golf Pro, free use of TaylorMade Golf Clubs, an arcade, play area and much more.

Drive Shack is similar to its competitor TopGolf, where you score points by hitting a golf ball into the targets on the driving range to score points. Drive Shack is for all levels of golf and the technology used tracks the golf balls speed, height, distance and…

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 South Florida plays host to the 24th International Ballet Festival Closing Gala of the Stars. The cultural event takes place August 18, 2019 at 5:00 p.m. at the Miami-Dade County Auditorium, 2901 West Flagler Street, Miami.

The International Ballet Festival returned to South Florida for a glorious season. The Closing Gala takes place in Miami and features a mix of dance film series, workshops, master classes and art exhibits.  Attendees will enjoy performances of famous classical and neo-classical ballet repertoire, as well as gifted young ballet artists.  The fusion of classic and contemporary styles features electrifying and varied programs.

The 24th. International Ballet Festival of Miami 2019 is considered one of the most significant ballet…

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The Loggerhead Marinelife Center is hosting their Sunrise Nest Excavation this August. The Sunrise Nest Excavations started on Thursday, August 1st, where the Marinelife Center staff will give the public an insight into their Research Department.

The Loggerhead Marinelife Center has gotten permission from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission to allow the public into their department. The unique program is led by a permitted staff member who will lead the guests down to the Juno or Tequesta beaches to talk about the nesting and hatching process of sea turtles. While there, you might be able to see a live excavation.

Sea Turtles nest along Jupiter and Juno Beach during their Nesting Season which is from March 1st through October 31st. The…

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Pizza is a one of the staples of “American consumed” food and local Tequesta restaurants have quite the reputation for creating delicious stone baked tomato pies.  These days pizzas have evolved and morphed into a healthy option for lunch or dinner.Back in 18th century Naples, busy workers needed a food they could eat on-the-go, in between shifts.  The pizza we enjoy came about an inexpensive, easy-to-eat meal for workers. Just like the old-world workers, we find that ordering nutritious, veggie packed pizza allows us to take one more thing to do off the plate.

Seasoned flatbreads were essentially a precursor to pizza.  In some Mediterranean cultures, stone-baked flatbreads made of flour and water were a humble and satisfying meal. To this day pizza…

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On the third Sunday of every month, the city of West Palm Beach hosts their reoccurring Sunday on the Waterfront series. The free family-friendly concert series is held all year long and features a variety of national and regional recording artists.

The concerts take place along the waterfront on Flagler Drive at the Waterfront Commons. The Commons is an ideal place to sit back and enjoy the music and entertainment.

The next concert is Sunday, August 18th at 4 pm to 7 pm. The 3-piece band, Sip and the Spinouts will be performing. The band plays a blend of rock, western swing, surf, blues, country and root music and has travelled all over the United States to perform.

For more information, click here. Sunday on the Waterfront will be held at the…

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Every Thursday night, the city of West Palm Beach hosts their monthly Clematis By Night. Clematis By Night is part of the city’s Summer in Paradise program that provides free entertainment, outdoor concerts, restaurants deals and shopping discounts for its local residents.

The next Clematis By Night is Thursday, August 15th from 6 pm to 9 pm. The entertainment and music will be provided by Quick Fix. Quick Fix is more than your typical 5-piece band that plays a variety of rock, pop, soul, R & B, and cover songs. The opening act band will be the Mary Washington Brooks Band.

Clematis By Night Schedule:
Thursday, August 15th: 6 pm to 9 pm
Thursday, August 22nd: 6 pm to 9 pm, with Pretti Emage opening up for the Derek Mack Band
Thursday, August 29th: 6 pm to 9…

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This Saturday, August 17th the premier cycle studio in Palm Beach Gardens will transform into a pink party to benefit the Susan G. Komen Foundation of Florida. Cycle For A Cure will be held at CycleBar on Donald Ross and Military Trail.

The class will feature a high-intensity and energy 60-minute spin class filled with music, competitions, exciting prizes and snacks. Everyone is invited to attend.
You can register online to reserve your bike with a minimum donation of $30 dollars, click here to register. All proceeds from the spin class will benefit the Susan G. Komen Foundation to help find a cure.

The class begins at 12:30 pm and goes until 1:30 pm. You are asked to arrive a few minutes early to adjust your bike and gather your free cycle shoes to use…

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The Loggerhead Marinelife Center is a non-profit sea turtle research, rehabilitation center and sea turtle hospital whose mission is aimed to protect the ocean and all that live in it. The Marinelife Center provides treatment and care for endangered and injured sea turtles before being released into the ocean.

The Loggerhead Marinelife Center in Juno Beach offers a special program that allows you to Adopt a Sea Turtle. By adopting a sea turtle, you help benefit the continuous care and treatment for the sick, endangered and injured sea turtles. You will also help by furthering the studies of green, leatherback and loggerhead sea turtles that nest along Juno Beach, Jupiter and Tequesta from March to the end of October.

The Adopt a Sea Turtle program costs…

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This Saturday, August 10th, The Gardens Mall is hosting their Gardens University event where local shops and retail stores offer free discounts for back to school shopping for college students.

Whether you are currently a college student or soon- to- be college students the mall is offering your four $10-dollar vouchers for you to spend at more than 30 stores in the mall.

The Back- To- School shopping event will also include prize wheels, games, raffles, popcorn, root beer floats, and tailgate-style fun throughout the mall and participating stores.

To receive your vouchers, students much register online and bring their ticket along with their college ID or Acceptance letter to the mall to receive your vouchers. Registration is open between 11 am to 7 pm…

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