Very cool town center and beautiful amphitheater. I was there for the feast of little Italy…read more Although the place was packed the event and the town was well ran. It's a little out of my way but I'll definitely be back for other events in the future.

We had a great time on this fine St. Patty's day! Lots of good food in this area but for events,…read moreoften you can also just bring your own cooler, with food and more! Many events throughout the year. Check their calendar.

This ranch is absolutely beautiful and so serene. From the moment we drove onto the property, we…read morefelt at peace. I didn't catch her name but the woman who greeted us first was so warm & welcoming. We went for their goat yoga class and we were pleasantly surprised by a tour of the farm & getting to meet & feed some of the other animals. Manish told us all about all the animals & the farm's sustainable energy and made sure we were enjoying the pre-class tour with lots of jokes. We got to carry the goats from their pen to the yoga area and it was such a cool experience. The class was great -- a good workout with lots of entertainment from jumping baby goats. Our instructor told us about the symbolism of having a goat place all 4 hooves on your back being a gateway to releasing any tension or negativity. Even with a class of about 15 people, they made sure to give all of us plenty of opportunities for the goats to get onto our backs. Those of us who are usually a little nervous around excited animals even felt comfortable enough to play with the adorable baby goats and we were all sad to leave them. If you're looking for a calming, nature focused experience, I would definitely recommend visiting 24 Karat Ranch! It's run by such sweet people and the baby goats are adorable. They offer a bunch of other activities as well so definitely give them a try.

What a great experience!! The owners were delightful, the animals were loved, and we got to cuddle…read morebaby goats!! Plus yoga. Can't wait to go back!

Very nice ballpark and have been going there since it opened, and understand they are trying to be…read morethe best spring site. Not going to happen cause the food is below par. I have mentioned it before. Today I attended the Nats vs Astros and we decide to have a sausage and peppers. My buddy gave it to me and it was cold and wet to the touch. The bun I'm talking about here! The sausage itself was cold and overcooked. You could tell it had been sitting on the shelf! Oh and the cost of that was almost $15!!! Only way this place is going to be number 1 is by improving the food and lowering the prices!

We had a blast visiting the Astros in training. This park is beautiful- just zero shade so come…read moreprepared. The food options are lacking but I did enjoy empanadas from this local food truck being featured. We will definitely be back.

Went to a wonder art opening here. Very nice group of people. The exhibit was terrific. So glad to…read morefinally go to this terrific gallery.

From the moment we walked in and were greeted by a bearded man wearing cargo shorts, a red lame…read morescarf, and a green rhinestone witches hat, it was obvious we'd arrived in Lake Worth at last! Hatch 1121 is a cozy venue just off the main drag in Lake Worth, near the railroad tracks. There's plenty of parking there or on the street. The building itself has potential to run all sorts of shows with high ceilings, and lots of space. LULA is a program run through the CRA to revitalize Lake Worth as it revitalizes the arts community through a shared vision. Tonight's performance of MacBeth is free, put on by locals who love to perform, and set up as theater in the round, so every seat is potentially as both good and/or bad as any other. As they pass the hat at the end of the show, please help fill it, these are unpaid performers, doing this purely for the love of theater, and your applause.

We stopped by after dinner with another couple on Clematis. They came up to west palm specially to…read moresee Sandi, the tree. The tall Christmas tree made out of sculptured sand is surrounded by a fence. They warn folks not to lean or sit on the fence. At night from 6 pm to 10 pm, they have music every 15 minutes. The songs vary. The music and different colored lights "dance" alongside the music. The colors change the look of the tree and the surrounding areas. A water fountain with jets also goes up and down in time with the music and lights. By the side is a Ferris wheel. It charges $5 per ride in a locked cage with seats. Our friends took a ride which was about 7 rotations. They had great views of the city and even out to the beach and the breakers. Across the street by the boats and water are a few small sand sculptures, too. Another cool thing is to get some of the official 3D glasses. It makes the colors of the star on top of Sandi appear to multiply and the lawn area in front of the tree looks like it is filled with outlines of Christmas trees. Families with kids were especially enjoying playing in the area, running through the fountain, and posting fun photos as gingerbread men.

Meeting friends for dinner on Clematis Street this evening with plans to visit the huge Christmas…read moretree Sand sculpture. A beautiful night and lots of people enjoying the sights, lights and music orchestration. Lots of young children dancing and frolicking in the projected light on lawn areas, some joined by their parents. The sculpture and lights are free and they even have a ferris wheel ($5 per person). A fun evening, both young and old.

This was the second year I attended the Juno Beach craft festival. It's a draw because it's free to…read moreget in and there are plenty of places to park if the lot is full (nearby businesses that are closed on Sunday). You are not overwhelmed with vendors. There are many tents, but not too many which makes it easy for you to spend a few minutes at each perusing and chatting with the each vendor getting to know their expertise. One of my favorite stops each year is the Sunshiners tent where you can find handmade outdoor objects that project glass sparkles all over your yard (or house if you place it indoors). They are made from glass and copper! I also love that they have a few food vendors so you can eat while you shop! Kettle corn, arepas, beignets and freshly squeezed lemonade to name a few. It's also right near the beach and a park with pavilions so if you come with kids, either is a great segway from this event. I will be back each year this wonderful event takes place!

We took our two boys to Okeeheelee BMX for their free trial session, and they loved it so much that…read morewe immediately signed them up for memberships that last for the year. They did give us a $10 discount on our second kid. It was the best decision ever! The membership allows access to any BMX track in the U.S., which is perfect since we travel often. The staff was incredibly informative, explaining how kids start at the novice level and only race against others in their skill bracket. This gradual progression ensures they aren't overwhelmed by more experienced riders, which we truly appreciate. It keeps them motivated and excited for race days without feeling intimidated. The atmosphere is welcoming, and the track is well-maintained, making it a fantastic place for kids to learn and grow in the sport. Okeeheelee BMX has been a great experience for our family, and we highly recommend it for anyone looking to get their kids into BMX riding! 10/10

We've loved our experiences here at the tracks so far! Great sport to get your little ones involved…read morein, race nights are lots of fun even just for spectators. Classes as well as private trainings are available too!!! There are upgrades that have been brought to the tracks and many more in the works, we are excited for the new timing system being put in that will track individual timing so the riders can see their progress. There is a lot of pride taken here, a lot of encouragement to get the parents involved with volunteering; it's definitely a family affair here at the tracks!

A very nice family experience. I grew up playing baseball and appreciate this park. It is clean,…read morewell lit, safe neighborhood; lots of easy parking by the park; good food in the park and a very friendly staff. The stadium has great seating and is seldom very crowded. They cater to seniors as well as children. Simply a very fun day at the park!!

Roger Dean Stadium is a great place to catch a minor league baseball game! We recently watched the…read moreTampa Bay Tarpons take on the Palm Beach Cardinals and had a wonderful time. The stadium has a fun, intimate atmosphere where fans can really interact with the players and staff in a way you just don't experience at larger ballparks. Parking is easy with plenty of free street parking nearby, and tickets are very affordable--under $10--making it a great value for families. Concessions include beer, water, soda, and the typical ballpark favorites. I would love to see a few healthier food options added to the menu, which is why I had to wait until I got him from the evening to eat dinner. Salad, chicken or something of the sort would be a big plus! Overall, Roger Dean Stadium is an enjoyable, affordable outing for baseball fans of all ages. If you're looking for a relaxed, family-friendly way to spend an afternoon or evening, I recommend it.