One night, each month is an evening event hosted by The Loggerhead Marinelife Center (LMC) called “Astronomy Nights.” Astronomy Nights are beautiful evenings below the stars with the educated and passionate staff of LMC & the Astronomical Society of the Palm Beaches teaching guests about the celestial bodies above and more. 

Evenings with Astronomy Nights begin with a seminar led by the Astronomical Society of the Palm Beaches. The discussion will focus on the night sky at that particular time. Guests will get to gaze up with their naked eyes and have the chance to use the professional telescopes and binoculars provided by the Astronomical Society. Not only do the discussions include interesting facts about the night sky and the stars and planets, but…

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The Loggerhead Marinelife Center in Juno Beach offers public daily tours to learn about the sea turtles and fish that are housed at the center.

Loggerhead Marinelife Center is a non-profit educational and ocean conversation facility in Juno Beach. The Marinelife Center focuses on injured and endangered sea turtles by helping rehabilitate, research, and provide care before being sent back into the Atlantic Ocean. The center also concentrates on the conversation of the ocean and all that lives in it.

The Marinelife Center offers daily tours opened to the public to get a peek inside to see how they operate and see the sea turtles. No- registration is required to attend the tours, guest just check in at the service desk in the main lobby for the tours. The…

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Forbes released a list on their website last week featuring the Top 18 Spots to travel to in 2018, and Palm Beach County has made the list.

Palm Beach County is made up of 47 miles of sandy coastline and beaches with 39 towns and cities. The Travel Guide pointed out just some of what makes this area so great, mentioning the expansion of The Norton Museum of Art in Palm Beach, the Ballpark of the Palm Beaches, upscale restaurants, and the Brightline train.

Not mentioned in the guide are some more reasons why Palm Beach County is a great place to visit and live. Palm Beach County has numerous beaches and park for you to enjoy the sand and sun, as well as offering plenty of fishing, boating, and all other watersport activities for you and your family to…

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Palm Beach Paddle Fest is a free family-friendly event taking place on Saturday, February 10th at Harbourside Place in Jupiter. The event will feature a number of exhibits, vendors, water-based demonstrations, live entertainment for all ages, and of course paddle races and relays.

The festival is for both new and experienced paddlers in different races and relays, each race will be made up of 6 categories for men and women. The categories include Stand Up Paddle (SUP) 12’6, SUP 14, Prone (for all), OC-1, Surfski Single, and Kayak.

There will be two different types of races, a 2-mile race and a 5-mile race. The races will start at Harbourside Place and head down to Burt Reynolds Park and back around, under Indiantown Bridge, around the island and back.…

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The FPL Eco-Discovery Center in West Palm Beach will host its 2nd annual ManateeFest, featuring a fun list of family-friendly events to enjoy this weekend.

The event is for all ages to come and enjoy tours, complimentary face painting, selfie stations, a photo experience featuring Mia the Manatee, marine-life themed stations, exhibits, story time, and much more. There will be a list of fun activities including the Manatee Lagoon Passport game. Where participants receive a passport booklet and go throughout the facility and receive passport stamps and potentially win a prize.

There will also be a book signing with Robert Scott Thayer, the author of “Kobee Manatee” a children’s book that highlights that marine adventures of Kobee the manatee and his daily…

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The Jupiter Lighthouse has released their ‘Lighthouse Sunset Tour’ schedule for the entire year, where guest get to experience a tour of the lighthouse and see views of the sunset reflecting off Jupiter, the water, and surrounding towns.

The tour consists of visitors being able to get a inside look at the lighthouse watch room to see all the nuts and bolts and experience firsthand how everything works.

The tours are approximately 75 minutes long with tickets are reservations required to reserve your spot. Tickets are $15 dollars for Lighthouse members, $20 dollars for non-members, and children must be 48 inches tall to climb the tower steps.

Tour Schedule:
January: 17th, 24th
February: 7th, 21st, 28th
March: 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th
April: 4th, 11th, 18th,…

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One of the best features if not the best feature of Jupiter are its beaches. The miles of pristine beaches, lined with beautiful palm trees and sea grapes create a real heaven on earth for Jupiter residents and visitors. From the expansive, oceanfront estates of Jupiter Island to the chic high-rise condos in Jupiter and Juno Beach, the beachfront is the apple of our eye when it comes to Jupiter. 

With the generous support and help of local organizations and residents, beach cleanups have tremendously helped keep our precious beaches healthy. Here is your chance to give back to the beaches we love so much and all of the animals and wildlife that depend on the health of our beaches, by joining the monthly cleanups hosted by Blue Friends. 

Blue Friends…

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It’s that time again, The Stuart Boat Show is back and is taking place January 12th thorough January 14th. 

It’s the largest boat show on Florida’s Treasure Coast and features more than 200 exhibitors displaying hundreds of boats and equipment on land and in the water. The show spans across ¼ of a mile and through 3 marinas at the end of the Roosevelt Bridge in Stuart.

The types of boats at the show include motor yachts, sports fishing boats, pontoons, cruisers, center consoles and more. These boats are all available to tour and look at unless otherwise specified. The boats and yachts range in size, length, and brand.

Additional exhibits scattered throughout the boat show include: marine electronics, inboard and outboard engines, safety equipment, boat…

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Every once in a while, locals are lucky enough to see a spectacular sight; Humpback whales breaching the waters of the Atlantic. The mammals, which can grow to be 50 feet long and weigh 40 tons, migrate yearly, traveling from northern Canada and Greenland down to the south Atlantic around the Caribbean for the winter months. That makes now a great time to spot the whales off the coast.

Since they're such large creatures, you'll have a better chance seeing one if you head to deep water. Earlier this week, passengers aboard the Mattanza Charters, based in Pirates Cove Resort and Marina in Port Salerno, went out to the 8-mile reef off Stuart and saw a Humpback having fun in the open ocean. See the video for yourself here. 

If you'd like to…

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The Loggerhead Marinelife Center, located in Juno Beach, is the sea turtle and ocean conservation hub that helps save injured and endangered seas turtles and helps with efforts to preserve the oceans ecosystem. The center offers on-site rehabilitation center, research laboratory, aquariums, and exhibits for injured sea turtles to recover before being released into the ocean.

The newest program to join the calendar of events at the Loggerhead Marinelife Center is the guided evening tours. The program gives visitors the ultimate experience during an after-hours tour. The tours are led by an experienced member of the Marinelife Center.

During the tour, you will be led through the exhibit hall to learn about the different kinds of sea turtle species and…

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