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Zoo Lights will light up your night when you visit the Palm Beach Zoo. It’s a dazzling display offered select evenings from 6-9 p.m. with more than 1 million eco-friendly lights.  Photo ops with Santa and other activities are offered. Tickets must be purchased online. Fees for 2022 Zoo Lights Non-members fees for November 18-20, …

Sandi, the 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree, is returning to West Palm Beach with music and light shows.

Enjoy nightly holiday snowfalls at Rosemary Square at 6:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. daily through December 31.

The City of Boca Raton will host free concerts in Mizner Park Amphitheater on Fridays evenings throughout the summer. The schedule will include tribute bands, classical music and more. You can bring your own blankets and chairs, or rent chairs for $5.. Outside food, beverages and pets are not permitted, but food and beverages will be …

Enjoy live music any night of the week at these 10 popular West Palm Beach venues.

South Florida summers can seem overwhelmingly oppressive, but you can beat the heat by staying indoors and getting crafty. Resource Depot, located at 2508 Florida Avenue in West Palm Beach is your go-to spot for crafting resources, classes, and treasures — saving time, money and the planet. Waste Not, Want Not with Resource Depot Resource …

Your guide to farmers markets and green markets in Palm Beach County. From Jupiter to Boca Raton, we’ve got you covered with farm fresh produce and artisan products.

Food Distribution Sites have always been around, but lately, they’ve been popping up in new places — thanks to Palm Beach County’s community efforts. These sites offer free food to help out families in need.

What’s better than dining out? Dining out at a place where kids eat free. On Mondays, that place should be CoreLife Eatery.

Your go-to guide for weekly wine specials in Palm Beach County. From 50% off bottles to $20 wine specials, we’ve got you covered,

Fresh fruits and vegetables are aplenty. That’s because local farms are selling their surplus of foods to the public — and they’re doing it at a discount.