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CABANA CASUALS
SWIMWEAR BOUTIQUE for ENTIRE FAMILY
2117 S. US Hwy. 1, Driftwood Plaza, Jupiter
561-768-9714
www.Cabana-Casual.com
www.Facebook.com/CabanaCasuals
Cabana Casuals is the areas most exclusive swimwear boutique
for the entire family. Women can choose from an assortment of
one piece, mix and match bikinis, tankinis, and separates.
For men, we have Kahala swimwear, shorts and shirts.
With unique handcrafted jewelry, purses and accessories,
Cabana Casuals has something for everyone.
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DATES FOR YOUR SUP CALENDAR
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March 2nd,9th,16th,30th 9:30AM YOW
(YOGA ON WATER)
Join Kim every Friday morning for yoga on water.
Guaranteed to lift your spirits and put a smile on your face.
All levels welcome, perfect class for beginners too. Bring a
friend and enjoy an experience of a lifetime. $20 pp includes
all your equipment and instruction.
$10 BYOB (Bring your own board)
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March 1st, 8th,15th,29th 8am-9am
PADDLE FIT/CARDIO
Time to switch up your workout.Tired of the smelly gym or being yelled at by your trainer. Let Mother Nature be your motivator.. you never know what your going to get. A different workout every week. $20 pp includes all equipment and instruction. $10 BYOB (Bring your own board) |
March 15th 10AM
Mom's Day of Freedom
Time for Mom to take a break before
Spring Break arrives. Grab your friends and enjoy a guided SUP
tour and lunch afterwards at Guanabanas. $35 includes all equipment and
lunch.
PLEASE RSVP FOR ALL EVENTS AND CLASSES 561-744-7474
www.bluelinepaddlesurf-fl.com_____________________________
PGA Commons
4530 PGA Blvd, Ste 101
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418
866-810-2787
contact@onessimofineart.com
www.onessimofineart.com
Master Artist James P. Kerr
Exclusive Exhibition
Join Partners on Design in exhibiting one of the nations most gifted fine artists
James P. Kerr, an internationally known painter. James P. Kerr's exhibit includes tropical markets,
Caribbean scenes, nudes, musicians, landscapes, coastal scenes and more.Exhibiting for 37 years,
collectors have sought his oil paintings since 1964. His work is represented in hundreds of private
and corporate collections in the United States and abroad.
Please join us for an enjoyable evening in honor of this great artist.
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HIBEL MUSEUM OF ART
Schedule of Events
February 12--Promenade Series Free Concert: Billington & Gonzalez, 2-4 PM
February 17--Cherry Blossom Ball: Asian cuisine, entertainment, and dancing from 6-10 PM, $75 donation ($50 if reserved by 2/8)
February 27--Full English Tea, 2-4 PM, Guest speaker: Karen Fischbein-Christopher, photographer, $20 pp or $60 for four
March 10--Live Vegas Show "Alvis Sings Elvis" 8-10 PM, Appetizers & Cash Bar, $20 minimum donation
March 11--Promenade Concert Series--Yoko Kothari, classical pianist, 2-4 PM Free
March 26--Full English Tea, 2-4 PM, Guest speaker: Stan Bronson, Discussing the Everglades, $20 pp or $60 for four
April 1--Promenade Concert Series, Avery Sommers, vocalist & performer, 2-4 PM Free
5353 Parkside Dr. (Corner of University Blvd. & Main St.)
Jupiter, FL • 561-622-5560 • www.HibelMuseumofArt.org
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BELLE MAISON
2121 S. US Hwy. 1, Driftwood Plaza, Jupiter
561-743-2854
" pretty things" from France, Belgium, Asia and the Czech Republic,
including tableware decorative items, fun clothing, purses, beautiful jewelry,
interesting accessories , body care products and baby gifts.
_____________________________________________________________________________________including tableware decorative items, fun clothing, purses, beautiful jewelry,
interesting accessories , body care products and baby gifts.
LEARNING EXPRESS TOY STORE
www.PalmBeachGardens.LearningExpressToys.com
Choose from unique toys and personalized items for a delightful gift.
We carry Creativity for Kids, Alex,Madame Alexander dolls,
Melissa & Doug and many more brands.
10941 N. Military Trail, PGA at Military,
Palm Beach Gardens • 561-799-2869
SPECIAL EVENTS
March - aUGUST 2012
March 10 - 11
Art Fest by the Sea
www.artfestival.com
March 17
Symphonic Band of the Palm Beaches
Big Band Concert
7:30 PM Eissey Campus Theatre, PB Gardens
March 19 7:30 PM Duncan Theater, Lake Worth
(561) 832 - 3115
www.symbandpb.com
March 23
1:00 to 10:00pm
South Florida Music Fest
www.southfloridamusicfest.info
March 23 - 24
Relay for Life of Juno Beach
561-650-0131
www.facebook.com/RelayForLife
March 31 - April 1
Jupiter Seafood Festival
www.jupiterseafoodfestival.net
April 21st
Symphonic Band of the Palm Beaches
Patriotic Concert
7:30 PM Duncan Theatre, Lake Worth
May 5 7:30 PM Eissey Campus Theater, PB Gardens
(561) 832 - 3115
www.symbandpb.com
July 8 - 31
Palm Beach Chamber Music
Summer Festival - 4 weeks
Tickets: 800.330.6874
www.pbcmf.org
July 10
Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse 152nd Anniversary
5:30-7:30pm
Annual LRHS Docent Social. Details to be announced.
561-747-8380
www.JupiterLighthouse.org
August 3
3:00 - 8:00 PM
Loggerhead Triathlon - Sports & Fitness Expo
www.npbchamber.com
August 4
7:00 - 10:00 AM
Loggerhead Triathlon
www.altavistasports.com
HISTORY
Over 5,000 years of rich history embraces Northern Palm Beach County and Southern Martin County .
The native tribes of the Jeaga and Hobe, the Spanish, English and Seminole Indians left an indelible mark on the soul and soil of the coastal areas we enjoy today. In 1860 the iconic Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse was first lit to guide mariners through the most treacherous waters off the Florida coast. Civil War and settlers arrived in this wild Southeast Florida frontier and Industry brought paddlewheel steamboats, the railroad
and plantations.
The native tribes of the Jeaga and Hobe, the Spanish, English and Seminole Indians left an indelible mark on the soul and soil of the coastal areas we enjoy today. In 1860 the iconic Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse was first lit to guide mariners through the most treacherous waters off the Florida coast. Civil War and settlers arrived in this wild Southeast Florida frontier and Industry brought paddlewheel steamboats, the railroad
and plantations.
In 2008, Congress passed a bill naming the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and
surrounding 126 acres as an
Outstanding Natural Area. A rare federal designation (one of three in the country), that protects the Lighthouse
and its surrounding sensitive natural habitat as part of the National Conservation Lands.
Jonathan Dickinson State Park and the Loxahatchee River have long been some of Florida’s most
beautiful scenic destinations. Here you’ll find an amazing natural wonder land full of Cypress Trees and a lush Florida habitat. Wildlife abounds with alligators, ospreys, herons, river otters and other species making a trip
on this river an unforgetable experience.
After 1955, Charles Martyn was very attracted to the Jupiter Island area and discovered artifacts that he believed were of the Tekesta Indian tribe. Later renamed Tequesta. Dating back to 1890 Juno Beach was the county seat for the previously larger area of Dade County until 1900. After the Flagler Railroad came through, Juno Beach was renewed and became a beautiful oceanside town and resort community.
After 1959 in Palm Beach Gardens, John D. MacArthur planned on developing some 4,000 acres. The city grew from cattle farms to the beautiful garden style community of today. In 1965 the city became the new home of the Professional Golfers Association (PGA) and today PGA draws interest from around the globe. Through steady growth for over 40 years Palm Beach Gardens has also become an excellent choice for living and working in Florida.
Outstanding Natural Area. A rare federal designation (one of three in the country), that protects the Lighthouse
and its surrounding sensitive natural habitat as part of the National Conservation Lands.
Jonathan Dickinson State Park and the Loxahatchee River have long been some of Florida’s most
beautiful scenic destinations. Here you’ll find an amazing natural wonder land full of Cypress Trees and a lush Florida habitat. Wildlife abounds with alligators, ospreys, herons, river otters and other species making a trip
on this river an unforgetable experience.
After 1955, Charles Martyn was very attracted to the Jupiter Island area and discovered artifacts that he believed were of the Tekesta Indian tribe. Later renamed Tequesta. Dating back to 1890 Juno Beach was the county seat for the previously larger area of Dade County until 1900. After the Flagler Railroad came through, Juno Beach was renewed and became a beautiful oceanside town and resort community.
After 1959 in Palm Beach Gardens, John D. MacArthur planned on developing some 4,000 acres. The city grew from cattle farms to the beautiful garden style community of today. In 1965 the city became the new home of the Professional Golfers Association (PGA) and today PGA draws interest from around the globe. Through steady growth for over 40 years Palm Beach Gardens has also become an excellent choice for living and working in Florida.
