Found 26 blog entries tagged as Thanksgiving.


Thanksgiving is just two weeks away and if you are not in the mood to cook or if you are looking for somewhere to go this Thanksgiving, restaurants over Palm Beach County have got you covered. This Thanksgiving, Thursday, November 26th, head to one of Palm Beach County’s excellent restaurants to spend your holiday and enjoy a Thanksgiving feast or take it to go. Reservations are required and recommended for most so get your reservations or place your takeout orders now.

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3800 Ocean at the Palm Beach Marriott Singer Island Beach Resort and Spa: Offering Thanksgiving breakfast and Feast. For reservations call 561.340.1795.

Sinclairs Ocean Grill at the Jupiter Beach Resort: Offering Thanksgiving lunch and dinner. For…

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The Town of Jupiter is once again planning to bring some holiday cheer to families this year since the traditional holiday events may look a littler different this year. The Town of Jupiter Recreation Staff came up with the idea to release Holiday Activity boxes for Thanksgiving and the Christmas holiday.

Beginning today, Monday, November 9th, the Thanksgiving Holiday Activity box is available to purchase online or at the Jupiter Community Center.  The town released a Halloween Activity Box that was a huge success, and they are hoping Thanksgiving and Winter Fun Box will be even better.

Each box will be filled with art projects, games, a cooking project, treats, and an activity booklet to match. The Thanksgiving Activity Box is on sale now and each…

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Like all modern holidays, Thanksgiving has changed and developed into the uniquely American tradition that we all love and enjoy so much today. There is a lot about Thanksgiving that you probably don’t know. Here are a few interesting facts to either intrigue or annoy your relatives on Turkey Day.

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The first Thanksgiving was held in the autumn of 1621 and included 50 Pilgrims and 90 Wampanoag Indians and lasted three days. Also, did you know that turkey wasn't even served at the first Thanksgiving — and that the Pilgrims didn’t use forks because they weren’t invented yet? Impress your kids (and the in-laws!) with these crazy, yet true, fun facts about Thanksgiving!

Thanksgiving Leftovers Led to The Creation of TV Diners

In…

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This Saturday Elizabeth Ave Station in West Palm Beach is hosting their annual “Fall Harvest” night. It’s a great way to welcome Thanksgiving and get in a festive mood.

Included with your $10 entrance fee is unlimited beer and wine (while supplies last). Kids 12 and under are free.

Click here for more information.

When: Saturday at 7 PM – 11 PM

Where: Elizabeth Ave Station - 1500-C Elizabeth Avenue, West Palm Beach, Florida 33401

Cost: $10

About Elizabeth Ave. Station

Elizabeth Ave. Station, known simply as 'The Station', is a curated retail market & unique event venue located in West Palm Beach, in the Warehouse District.

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If you live in South Florida, don’t let the weather fool you: Thanksgiving is right around the corner. For many that means sitting around your own dining room table. If that’s not you, however, fear not! There are some great South Florida restaurants that stay open on Thanksgiving. Here’s our guide to the best places to buy Thanksgiving dinner in South Florida.

PGA National Resort & Spa

PGA National Resort & Spa offers a huge a Thanksgiving Day buffet, for $89 per person, $32 for kids 6 to 12 years old.

The Burlock Coast

The Burlock Coast is a relaxed beachfront restaurant in Fort Lauderdale which, on Thanksgiving, will feature a buffet from noon until eight which includes bottomless drinks for the adults, along with lots of food for the kids…

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Little Moir’s Food Shack in Jupiter is known for its inspired fresh fish dishes and live music, but this Sunday they’re using their culinary gifts for a greater good.

On Sunday, November 4th from 5-8 pm, Food Shack will be hosting a night with dinner, drinks, live music, a silent auction, and raffles to fundraise for other families who may not be able to afford a large Thanksgiving.

Tickets are $85, and 100% of ticket sales and proceeds will go to Merciful Heavens of Jupiter, Florida. The non-profit provides families in need with a gift of 35 pounds of fresh food just in time for Thanksgiving including turkey, potatoes, corn, beans, onions, apples, cranberry, broth, stuffing, and pumpkin pie.

The program also provides a fresh start for families…

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