SPOOKYVILLE 

Spookyville is an incredible trip back in time to an old-fashioned style Halloween party for adults and kids. This fun and festive event offers kiddie rides, scarecrow making, games, arts and crafts and of course trick or treating! Bring out your best costumes for Spookyville. Oct. 16-18; Oct. 23-25; Oct. 30-31. Yesteryear Village, South Florida Fairgrounds. 
Details: www.southfloridafair.com/spookyville 561-793-0333

FRIGHT NIGHTS 

Prepare yourself for the scariest and freakiest haunted house experience in Palm Beach County at the renowned Halloween event of Fright Nights. Thursday through Saturday nights until October 31, you and your friends can come out for a night of fright and adrenaline. Creepy characters and ghastly scenes…

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Mark your calendars for an incredible, local event that celebrates the cuisine of south Florida, seafood! The Clams & Claws Seafood Festival is coming to Fort Lauderdale in Broward County this Sunday on October 18.

This seafood festival showcases the best delicacies of the sea found in the tropical Floridian environment prepared by the top restaurants in the area. Some of the specialties you will enjoy at the Clams & Claws Seafood Festival include stone crabs, Caribbean lobster, fresh oysters, conch and many more unique dishes. The event is an all day affair perfect for families, friends and people of all ages. Some of the extra special amenities of the festival include a special VIP area (VIP tickets needed), live music, raffles and much more all…

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Experience a magical night beneath the stars and the incredible spectacle that is the Morikami Museum’s Lantern Festival in the Spirit of Obon.

Join the team at Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens in Delray Beach for their life-changing event that celebrates the traditions of Japanese folk dancing, drumming, street fairs and the iconic ceremony of floating lanterns. The Landern Festival in the Spirit of Obon pays homage to ancestors who have passed onto another life to return for a brief visit in the form of the lanterns. 

You will experience beautiful displays of Japanese tradition with colorful costumes and elaborate dances. The sky will be lit with delicate lanterns floating to the heavens in honor of the Spirit of Obon. 

The Lantern Festival…

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Have you ever wondered how a turtle eats, when he eats or what he eats? What about an eel or an octopus? You can find out for yourself at the Gumbo Limbo Nature Center in Boca Raton, Florida.

On various days throughout the week at 2:30pm you can experience a live, indoor aquarium feeding. Here you will get to witness eel feedings, learn why female seahorses get jealous and why fish travel in schools. This is another free program for people of all ages and takes place at 2:30pm throughout the week

If you are looking for a fun and educational place to take your family or some friends give the Gumbo Limbo Nature Center in Boca Raton a try! This nature center prides itself on being a coastal and marine sanctuary. They rehabilitate hundreds of endangered…

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Krave is a one of kind, swanky eatery nestled in Tequesta, Florida. Located in an unassuming spot for such a fabulous restaurant, Krave puts out some of the best dishes in Palm Beach County. it has earned the critic’s top choice for north county restaurants for “best fine-dining.” 

Chef Michael Rolchigo executes incredible and masterfully prepared dishes that have gained such recognition in town that reservations are required to dine. Some of the dishes Krave has been commended for include a traditional and elegant French Bouillabaisse that is served with a Pernod mister at the table, a Colorado rack of lamb with a pistachio crust and the freshest local catch. 

Chef Rolchigo’s attention to detail and use of only fine ingredients shows in all of…

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If you have had the privilege to own a piece of south Florida real estate, then you can attest to its superiority!  When you purchase a home in south Florida, whether it is Palm Beach, Hutchinson Island or Miami, you expose yourself to a better quality of life. Floridians have a way of enjoying the fun things in life, but who wouldn’t when you live in a year round paradise? With 6-month summers and cool winters, south Florida’s beaches are accessible all year. World class shopping, impeccable dining and five star restaurants are a plenty. Entertainment options are unlimited; you can see miles from the top of the famous Jupiter Lighthouse or go deep-sea fishing. If art is more your thing, there are wonderful museums from Palm Beach to the Keys,…

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Do you have a kid or loved one looking to go to college in South Florida? One Floridian university will take a little extra work to get into. 

The University of Miami, in Miami-Dade County, took the number one spot for the most difficult and elite university to attend by Niche.com. Niche did a report that ranked each university in each state of the United States based on difficulty to get in. 

Niche did an evaluation of the schools based on a database of 2,245 schools. The schools were both public and private, but all of them were traditional four-year college and universities. Niche weighed their acceptance rate and SAT/ACT scores together to come up with an average score and a rank for difficulty to get into for an applicant.

One of the…

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The Spady Cultural Heritage Museum is a beautiful and charming, non-profit organization in Delray Beach, Florida. The museum is offering its first “Ride & Remember” Trolley Tour for 2015 to 2016 season. The first trolley tour will take place this Saturday, October 10th. 

The monthly tours will take place on the second Saturday of each month. With the historic trolleys and important history, The Spady Cultural Museum will make Delray Beach history come alive. The tour guides will share stories of the personalities, events and places that shaped this beautiful beachside city. Guests will tour the Spady Museum, take a trip through five historic districts and disembark at select historic sites for an up-close look.

The Spady Cultural Heritage…

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More than 1,600 students each year join or partake in the Art Council of Martin County.  The Art Council of Martin County provides a wide variety of programs that benefit the community through the arts.  The Council believes that educating the youth of the community about art is vitally important to their creativity and thusly strengthening their leadership skills and aiding their academic development. 

The Art Council also joins forces with the Martin Memorial Hospital and encourages of the advantages of art helping heal hearts, minds, and bodies.  They have assisted Alzheimer’s patients, along with arts therapists, in the adult care program. 

Learn more about the great events taking place this year at The Arts Council of Martin County, Inc. at…

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A new and beautiful shopping center is being added to Western Palm Beach County. Loxahatchee Groves Commons has broken ground and is looking to be a promising place for residents to shop and leisure. This new and luxurious shopping center is due to open in 2016.

Loxahatchee Groves Commons spans 94,655 square feet and will feature a Publix, Tractor Supply Co. and several other amazing shops like coffee shop, booksellers and more. Atlantic Land Co. is responsible for developing Loxahatchee Groves Commons, which lies at the intersection of Southern Boulevard and B Road, the Western entrance to Wellington. 

Another shopping common to come to western Palm Beach County is Park Place, also to open in 2016. Park Place will offer a Fresh Market as its anchor…

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