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Downtown Lake
Worth/ Lake Worth
Evening on the
Avenues, Every Friday at
downtown Lake Worth
restaurants and shops are
open for a weekly street
festival featuring music,
food and arts and crafts.
Come on by and see how
great the city looks. The
redevelopment of the area
really warrants a stroll in
charming historic Lake
Avenue. P: 561-582-4401.
Lantana
Oktoberfest, Oct. 13,
14, 15 and Oct. 20, 21
and 22 at the American
German Club of the Palm
Beaches in Lantana. One
of the largest in the country,
this event celebrates the
heritage of the Old
Country, with traditional
music, German food and
authentic costumes too!
Bands from Germany,
ethnic entertainment,
authentic German food and
imported German beer and
wine along with arts and
crafts, souvenirs, and a
carnival for kids and adults.
P: 561-967-6464.
Greenacres
Greenacres Library,
October events. For more
info, call P: 561-641-9100.
Wellington
The Wellington Art
Society, presents its
second annual Fall Fling
2006, “Art Under the
Pines.” Experience an
eclectic array of artwork
from both professional and
emerging artist members.
Exhibition will include
sculpture, paintings,
pottery, photography and
fine handcrafted works.
Artwork and other great
items will be raffled.
Students from Lee Harris
Music School will entertain.
The event is located at
12700 Forest Hill Blvd., on
the grounds of the First
Baptist Church of
Wellington on Friday, Nov.
10 and Saturday, Nov. 11
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For
information call: Adrianne
P: 561-784-7561 or Karen
P: 561-798-3240.
Village of Wellington
Parks & Recreation,
For special event and
program information, call
P: 561-791-4000.
Downtown West Palm
Beach
Clematis by Night,
Looking for the area’s Hot
Spot to Chill? Clematis by
Night is it! Chill out South
Florida style every Thursday
night in downtown West
Palm Beach from 5:30
p.m. – 9 p.m. in Centennial
Square at the top of
Clematis Street. Clematis
by Night draws thousands
of folks from all walks of
life to this highly-popular,
award-winning weekly
Fountainside Concert
Series. This free event
features the area’s best
rock, r&b, reggae, blues,
soul and swing music.
Clematis by Night is the
place to be for great music,
a taste of mouth-watering
foods, and sidewalk
shopping of the trendiest
items around.
Clematis by Fright,
Featuring Teddy Geiger,
with tons of frightful family
fun including costume
contests for all ages, free
candy at the trick or treat
trail, a haunted house,
hayrides, kids activities and
much more.
Thursday, Oct. 26, 5:30
p.m. to 9 p.m., 100 – 500
blocks of Clematis Street,
Produced by the City of
West Palm Beach in
partnership with the
Downtown Development
Authority. For more
information,
P: 561-822-1515.
Moonfest 2006, Oct.
28, Along Clematis Street
from Centennial Square to
Rosemary Avenue Moonfest
has become one of
downtown West Palm
Beach’s biggest parties.
The Halloween-themed
street party features
costume contests, tarot
cards, jewelry and some of
the best local bands
around. Dress up as your
favorite ghoul or goblin
and don’t miss your chance
to be voted “Best Costume
of Moonfest 2006!”
P: 561-659-5980.
Kravis Center for the
Performing Arts, Oct.
7, Dennis Miller, Cocky,
irreverent and lovably
irascible, this selfproclaimed
“ranter”
remains one of America’s
greatest cultural treasures.
8 p.m. P: 800-KRAVIS-1.
Boo at the Zoo; “Baby
Boo” and “Big Boo,”
Oct. 27 – 29, Palm Beach
Zoo at Dreher Park. Enjoy
“trick-or-treating” in a fun
and safe environment.
Local businesses and nonprofit
organizations partner
with us to help make it a
ghouly good time. Not so
scary animal encounters,
haunted house, costume
parade, live music,
storytelling, costume
contest, face painting and
tattoos, arts and crafts and
other seasonal activities will
be featured.
P: 561-533-0887.
Palm Beach Princess,
Thru Oct. 17, "Frank, Lady
Ella and The Duke"! A
tribute to Frank Sinatra, Ella
Fitzgerald and Duke
Ellington. Enjoy the
wonderful cool music of this
trio. 10:30 a.m. and 6:30
p.m. sailings from the Port
of Palm Beach,
P: 800-841-7447.
Boynton Beach
2nd Annual Charity
Golf & Dinner Event
hosted by Keller
Williams set for Friday,
Oct. 6 at Cypress Creek
Country Club on Military
Trail in Boynton Beach. All
proceeds shared by
Chamber members the
Caridad Center and The
Lord’s Place. The golf event
will begin with registration
at noon and a shotgun start
1 pm. Dinner following the
event open to nonplayers
also. If helping local
charities and getting your
company name connected
to this great event by
sponsoring sounds like a
Win-Win to you, please
contact either Laurie
MacBean or Lisa Rodriguez
at P: 561-735-3000.
The Greater Boynton
Beach Chamber of
Commerce, Oct. 12 from
5 - 9 p.m., the Chamber
will sponsor a Business “2”
Business Mixer at the
Holiday Inn Boynton
Beach. The Mixer is open
to the public with a
business card as your
entrance ticket. Oct. 25
from 5:30 p.m. - 7:30
p.m., Prime Catch will host
the Membership Monthly
Mixer, and with the date’s
proximity to Halloween,
there’s sure to be some
ghosts and goblins in
attendance. For more
information about these
and other events, call
P: 561-732-9501.
Boca/Delray
Art & Jazz on the
Avenue, Oct. 19 on
Atlantic Avenue in
downtown Delray Beach.
An open house for
restaurants, art galleries
and shops along Atlantic
Avenue with live jazz
music. 6 - 10 p.m.,
P: 561-279-1380.
Halloween Parade &
Downtown Trick-or-
Treating, Oct. 28,
Sponsored by the
Noontime Kiwanis of
Delray Beach as part of
Kids Fest, enjoy trick-ortreating
along Atlantic
Avenue, 11:30 a.m. – 1
p.m. Parade starts at 1:30
p.m. at Old School Square
and travels east to
Veteran’s Park. For more
information, call
P: 561-330-2499.
“Ghouls & Goblins”,
Oct. 29, Old School
Square Entertainment
Pavilion, free concert,
To advertise in FloridaWise Magazine call 561.649.0335
presented by Youth
Orchestra of Palm Beach
County, 6 p.m., 51 N
Swinton Avenue,
P: 561-835-8817.
Not-So-Scary
Halloween Party, Oct.
29, presented by the
Sandoway House Nature
Center – Trick-or-treating,
costume contests, haunted
house, prizes and arts and
crafts, noon – 4 p.m., 142
South Ocean Blvd. For
more information, call
P: 561-274-7263 or
www.sandowayhouse.com.
Jupiter
Maltz Jupiter Theatre,
The Chick-fil-A at the
Gardens Mall Kids Korner
Series presents Cinderella
Oct. 21. Join us as the
Fairy Godmother takes on
the Evil Stepmother to
assure Cinderella and
Prince Charming are
reunited for the happiest of
endings in one of the most
popular fairy tales ever
written. Showtime at 10
a.m.
Batty Halloween Bash, Oct.
31. An afternoon of spooky
entertainment and events
with live “bats,” food and
fun! This is the place to
come dressed in costume
for a Halloween holiday
treat for children ages 12
and under. Showtime at 3
p.m. For more information,
call P: 561-575-2223.
Moroso Motorsports
Park, Ford Power Festival,
Oct. 14 – 15. This annual
event features an
extravaganza that includes
Jet Funny Cars, Mustang
Heads-up “Shoot-outs,” an
all Ford Bracket Race,
Street Tire Race, Car and
Truck Show, Manufacturers’
Marketplace, Car Corral,
Miss Hawaiian Tropic
Model search, stereo
contest and a swap meet.
Call P: 561-622-1400.
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