A special AroundWellington mixer last night, with a tribute to Alan Fabricant. We ventured out to the beautiful Khanna House Studios in Wellington. Thanks to all who came out last night and shared their joy, their stories and also their beautiful memories of Alan. Next month, July 14th, we will be back at Village Music and Cafe. Join us!
City to Celebrate Iconic Concert Series with Month-Long Festivities
WEST PALM BEACH, FL (MAY 28, 2025) – The City of West Palm Beach is thrilled to announce the 30th birthday celebration of Clematis by Night, the City’s beloved and award-winning weekly outdoor concert series. This milestone event, named the “CBN Big Three-OH!,” will feature free concerts and festivities every Thursday in June, paying tribute to three decades of unforgettable music and community connection.
“Clematis by Night is more than just a concert series; it is a celebration of the vibrant spirit and unity that define West Palm Beach,” said Mayor Keith A. James. “For 30 years, this event has brought our community closer together through music, culture and shared experiences. We are proud to honor this legacy and look forward to creating even more cherished memories in the years to come. We invite everyone to join us in celebrating the CBN Big Three-OH!”
Every Thursday, attendees will enjoy an array of activities and special entertainment, including live music, food trucks, themed photo opportunities, games such as giant Jenga and cornhole, and more. The month-long celebration kicks off on Thursday, June 5. The schedule is as follows:
“It’s been inspiring to witness the transformation of Clematis by Night into a nationally recognized event that brings joy and unity to our community,” said Angela Poco, Community Events Manager for the City of West Palm Beach. “This milestone is about more than music and festivities; it’s about celebrating the connection, diversity, and shared memories that Clematis by Night has cultivated over three decades. We often say, ‘Clematis by Night is where music and memories are made.’”
Clematis by Night debuted on June 8, 1995, as a modest event in front of the former public library. It aimed to bring the community together through music and entertainment. As the City has grown, Clematis by Night has evolved from a small weekly event into a nationally recognized tradition that attracts hundreds of attendees each week. In 2024, it earned the “Best Outdoor Concert Series” recognition from USA Today 10Best via a Readers’ Choice poll, when it ranked in the top three nationwide.
Sponsors for the CBN Big Three-OH include: West Palm Beach Downtown Development Authority, West Palm Beach Community Redevelopment Agency, Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections, Palm Beach Health Network, The Palm Beaches, Visit Palm Beach, 97.9 WRMF, SUNNY 107.9, X 102.3, New Country 103.1, PARTY 96.3, Fox Sports 640 South Florida, News Talk 850 WFTL, WPB Magazine, and WPBF 25.
For more information about Clematis by Night or the City’s community events, visit wpb.org/events or call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771), or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook, X, and Instagram.
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About the City of West Palm Beach:
The City of West Palm Beach is a vibrant and dynamic city located on the Atlantic coast of Florida. With a rich history, a thriving arts and cultural scene, and a commitment to sustainability, the City of West Palm Beach is an ideal place to live, work, and play. As one of the three largest cities making up the South Florida region, and the central city of Palm Beach County, West Palm Beach is a vibrant, growing, waterfront city that seamlessly blends the business advantages available in the region with a more refined and relaxed environment for living and working, making it an exceptional destination for both residents and professionals alike. To learn more about the City of West Palm Beach, visit us on our official website, or follow us on our social media: Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly known as Twitter), and/or LinkedIn. To keep up with the City’s event news, follow @eventswpb on Instagram and Facebook.
Sen. Lauren Book urges families and communities to emphasize digital safety during National Internet Safety Month
Hollywood, Fla. (June 2, 2025) – As more aspects of daily life transition online, now is the time to discuss internet safety with kids and teens. In recognition of June as National Internet Safety Month, Lauren’s Kids, a South Florida-based nonprofit dedicated to preventing child sexual abuse and helping survivors heal, is proud to offer various tools, actionable steps, and essential knowledge to keep kids and teens safe online. By empowering parents, caregivers, and communities with resources, Lauren’s Kids Founder and CEO, former Florida State Senator Lauren Book — who has championed changes in Florida law combating digital exploitation and trafficking of private images — continues her unwavering mission to protect children from abuse and exploitation.
“National Internet Safety Month serves as a vital reminder for families to prioritize digital safety,” said Book — mom of two and child safety advocate. “As kids and teens spend more time online, so do those who wish to harm them. According to the FBI, 1 in 5 children who touch a digital device will be sexually solicited online – so it’s our responsibility as safe adults to have regular and routine age-appropriate digital safety conversations.”
Digital safety education empowers families and caregivers to understand online dynamics, identify risks, and recognize warning signs. Online predators often exploit digital platforms to target unsuspecting children and teens. The rise of sextortion – a growing online threat claiming the lives of pre-teen boys across the country –underscores the urgency and need for vigilance, as predators can operate through any internet-capable device, including deactivated phones, gaming systems, and Wi-Fi-enabled tablets. Even seemingly child- and teen-friendly platforms like YouTube Kids, Roblox, Fortnite, TikTok, and Snapchat can expose children to inappropriate content and threats, as strangers may use these spaces to communicate under false identities – building, then exploiting, children’s trust and curiosity.
“Enabling safety settings will only take us so far,” continued Book. “By educating ourselves and fostering open conversations — including being a safe place when our children inevitably make mistakes — we can better protect our kids from the dangers in the digital world. The time is now to address online safety in your home.”
Lauren’s Kids encourages parents and caregivers to proactively participate in educating children on safe online practices, including taking the following steps:
Digital safety begins with a parent or guardian understanding the apps, games, and devices their child uses, followed by an open and age-appropriate conversation with their child.
By fostering a culture of trust and openness, families can empower children to face digital challenges with confidence. Lauren’s Kids provides age-appropriate free resources for kids of all ages through its Safer, Smarter Families program. For more information, parents and caregivers are encouraged to visit safersmarterfamilies.org, utilize the Lauren’s Kids “Blueprint for Building Safer, Smarter Families” Digital Safety resources, and view a digital safety conversation with Lauren’s Kids and Detective Mike Joo from the Broward Sheriff’s Office Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force.
Lauren’s Kids is committed to preventing child sexual abuse through education and awareness. With its in-school curriculum, awareness campaigns, and resources, Lauren’s Kids equips families with the knowledge and tools needed to protect children. For more information, visit laurenskids.org or call (786) 288-5045.
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ABOUT LAUREN’S KIDS
Lauren’s Kids, a South Florida-based nonprofit, was created to educate adults and children about sexual abuse prevention through in-school curriculum, awareness campaigns, and speaking engagements around the country and the world. Its mission is to prevent child sexual abuse through education and awareness and to help survivors heal with guidance and support.
ABOUT SENATOR LAUREN BOOK
Lauren Book, M.S. Ed, is a child advocate, former classroom teacher, best-selling author, former Florida State Senator, and the Founder and CEO of Lauren’s Kids. As a victim of childhood sexual abuse for six years at the hands of a trusted caretaker, Lauren founded Lauren’s Kids as a vehicle to prevent childhood sexual abuse and help other survivors heal.
Two Dream Awards Recipients Headed to New York City to Participate in the National High School Musical Theatre Awards, the ‘Jimmy Awards®’
(West Palm Beach, FL) – The stage was set, the lights were bright and the talent was undeniable at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts’ sixth annual Dream Awards on June 1, 2025. The event brought together more than 130 student performers from 15 high schools across Palm Beach County, who participated in the regional awards program for the chance to reach the Broadway stage. JJ Korkin from A.W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts in West Palm Beach received the Outstanding Female Actress award and Jonathon Jacknow from American Heritage School in Delray Beach received the Outstanding Male Actor award.
Miss Korkin and Mr. Jacknow will go on to participate in the National High School Musical Theatre Awards, also known as the Jimmy Awards®, to represent Palm Beach County in New York City. They will participate in an all-expense paid 12-day field studies program in preparation for their performances on Broadway’s Minskoff Theatre stage on June 23, 2025 at 7:30 pm.
“JJ and Jonathon exemplify the passion and talent we see every year through the Dream Awards and we celebrate all the students who brought their best to this journey,” said Tracy C. Butler, Senior Director of Education at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts. “This program is about more than recognizing excellence; the Dream Awards are about empowering young artists, championing arts education and showcasing the incredible creativity thriving in our local schools.”
The recipients recognized for their achievement in musical theater productions in the other award categories included Samantha Marchena from A.W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts, Outstanding Lead Actress Alternate; Alex Morfogen from The King’s Academy, Outstanding Lead Actor Alternate; Georgia Paul from Grandview Preparatory School, Outstanding Supporting Actress; Adam Picariello-Heighes from A.W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts, Outstanding Supporting Actor; Mia Gonzalez from The King’s Academy, Outstanding Ensemble Actress; Francisco Del Valle from Palm Beach Central High School, Outstanding Ensemble Actor; Alexa Lasanta from A.W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts, Outstanding Featured Female Dancer; and Brody Marcus from A.W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts, Outstanding Featured Male Dancer. And the A.W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts received the Outstanding Musical Award for its production of “A Chorus Line: Teen Edition.”
Judges at this year’s Dream Awards included Julio Agustin, Broadway Actor and leading career coach; Crista Moore, Broadway, TV and Film Actress, Singer, Dancer and two-time Tony Award® nominee; and Dan Lobuono-Wahl, Casting Director for Disney Live Entertainment casting for Walt Disney World. The event featured The Dream Awards’ 14-piece orchestra under the direction of Broadway veteran, Steve Freeman.
Sponsored by Ricki Gail Conway and The Doris & Stanley Tananbaum Foundation, the Kravis Center launched this performing arts education initiative for high school students during the 2017-2018 school year. For six years, the Kravis Center has hosted the Dream Awards, inviting public and private high schools in Palm Beach County to participate in the yearlong program. Schools must choose from an approved list of productions to be considered.
The Kravis Center for the Performing Arts is one of South Florida’s premier performing arts centers, located in downtown West Palm Beach. Since 1992 the Kravis Center has hosted the very best in live entertainment featuring world-class artists in music, comedy, dance, Broadway and more. Since opening its doors, the Kravis Center has welcomed millions of students to its comprehensive arts education programs. Students of all ages can participate in a variety of workshops, classes and special events, as well as free and reduced-price tickets to those who might not otherwise have the chance to experience live performances.
To learn more about the Kravis Center’s other education programs, visit kravis.org/education-community. To help support the Kravis Center’s education mission, please call the Development Department at 561.651.4320 or visit kravis.org and click on Giving and Support.
Rivera Beach, FL – Community Partners of South Florida (CPSFL), a non-profit serving Palm Beach County for almost 40 years with health, housing and community services, is underscoring its commitment to the local non-profit sector by addressing the critical need for self-care and wellness support among its dedicated workforce. Recognizing that Palm Beach County’s over 8,000 non-profit organizations are the bedrock of community support, CPSFL is taking proactive steps to ensure the well-being of those who tirelessly serve the region’s most vulnerable populations.
With May being Mental Health Awareness Month, CPSFL is partnering with the RENEW Experience to provide vital resources specifically tailored to the women who often lead and staff these essential organizations. Research indicates that women in caregiving roles frequently prioritize the needs of others, sometimes at the expense of their own mental and physical health, leading to potential burnout and impacting their effectiveness.
This collaboration between CPSFL and the RENEW Experience aims to empower these dedicated individuals to prioritize their mental, emotional, and spiritual wellness. By fostering a culture of self-care, CPSFL seeks to enhance the impact, innovation, and resilience within Palm Beach County’s non-profit leadership.
“In the non-profit world, we are constantly giving. But you can’t pour from an empty cup. Creating a culture of care within our organizations is not a luxury; it’s a necessity,” stated Kelly Powell, CEO of Community Partners of South Florida. “By prioritizing the well-being of our caregivers, we not only support them as individuals but also strengthen the entire non-profit ecosystem.”
Serving the entirety of Palm Beach County from Jupiter to Boca Raton, Pahokee to Lake Worth Beach, CPSFL understands the immense dedication of its nearly 200 staff members. The organization is proud to champion the well-being of its team and the broader non-profit community.
Members of the media are invited to speak with the following individuals for deeper insights into the challenges and solutions surrounding caregiver well-being in the non-profit sector:
These experts can offer valuable perspectives on the unique pressures faced by non-profit professionals in Palm Beach County and discuss innovative strategies for cultivating a supportive and sustainable environment for those dedicated to serving others.
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About Community Partners of South Florida
Community Partners of South Florida is a $19 million comprehensive community development nonprofit agency headquartered in Riviera Beach that provides services to families facing social, emotional, and financial adversity. By using a unique, breakthrough approach integrating housing and financial empowerment, child and family mental health, and community services, Community Partners of South Florida creates self-sustaining families and communities and serves as a driver for growing its local economy. For more information about Community Partners of South Florida, visit www.cpsfl.org. Community Partners of South Florida is a proud chartered affiliate of NeighborWorks America, a national, nonpartisan nonprofit striving to make every community a place of opportunity.
About RENEW Experience
The RENEW Experience™ is a global movement empowering women to lead from a place of wholeness. By centering mental, emotional, and spiritual wellness, The RENEW Experience TM provides the tools to expand influence, drive innovation, and build lasting resilience. Through immersive experiences and a vibrant community, women are inspired to lead with purpose, authenticity, and sustainable strength.
The heart of this movement is The RENEW Conference TM, happening in Palm Beach Garden at the PGA Resort, September 18–21, 2025. Join us for a transformative time designed to reignite your leadership, restore your energy, and renew your vision.
Pace Girl Graduates with Inspiring Words, Scholarships, and Office Depot Technology to Help Launch The Next Chapter
Palm Beach County, FL – On Thursday, June 5, Pace Center for Girls Palm Beach held a graduation ceremony to honor one of its students, Madinah, who earned her high school diploma at the county’s only gender-responsive, second-chance school, located in Palm Springs, FL. Pace Palm Beach serves middle and high school girls ages 11-17 across the Palm Beach County School District, providing comprehensive behavioral health support and academic programs. Families and caregivers gathered to celebrate the graduates as they earned their high school diplomas and took the next step toward a brighter future.
Each year at Pace Palm Beach, graduation marks a significant milestone for each girl, symbolizing her resilience and readiness to embrace the next chapter of her life. Mindy Hanken, Executive Director of Pace Palm Beach, opened the ceremony with heartfelt congratulations, recognizing the graduate’s academic achievements, perseverance, and commitment to pursuing her education and lifelong goals.
“On this day, we recognize the hard work and achievements of the very special young women that we have the privilege of working with every day. We thank you and your caregivers for entrusting us with your education and care,” said Mindy Hanken, Executive Director of Pace Palm Beach. “Thank you to all of our community partners, generous supporters, and team. Our girls have worked hard to get to this point. And while it hasn’t always been easy, they have shown determination, commitment, and most of all, resilience.”
Palm Beach Board Chair, Esther LaBovick, took the podium to share encouraging words with Madinah as she prepares to pursue her dreams and expand on her education at Palm Beach State College next Fall. In addition, Florida Representative Debra Tendrich, who represents District 89–home to Pace Palm Beach–sent a heartfelt letter of congratulations to Madinah. The letter was presented and read out loud by the Pace graduate during the ceremony.
Pace graduates were celebrated with meaningful gifts and opportunities made possible through community partnerships. The Women of Color Associate Resource Group at Office Depot Corporation generously donated a new laptop and printer to Madinah upon completion of her high school curriculum. In addition, State Farm Insurance Company established a scholarship for Pace graduates, awarded through an essay submission process. This year, the scholarship was presented to graduating student Madinah during the ceremony. Palm Beach Board Member Bonnie Eggen also secured a second scholarship, generously provided by Walgreens, which she proudly presented to Madinah as well. The celebration concluded with a celebratory lunch shared by graduates, families, staff, and supporters.
The girls and young women Pace Palm Beach supports receive academic instruction and work closely with counselors and therapists trained in trauma-based therapy. They also receive life coaching to learn essential life skills, such as personal hygiene, grocery shopping, and landing their first job. These resources are made available to girls at no cost to them.
Enrollment is now open at Pace Palm Beach. To learn more about how Pace is finding the great in every girl, visit www.pacecenter.org.
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About Pace Center for Girls Pace provides free year-round middle and high school academics, case management, counseling, and life skills development in a safe and supportive environment that recognizes and deals with past trauma and builds upon girls’ individual strengths. Dedicated to meeting the social, emotional, and education needs of girls, Pace has a successful and proven program model that has changed the life trajectory of more than 40,000 girls and is recognized as one of the nation’s leading advocates for girls in need. For more information on Pace Center for Girls, visit www.pacecenter.org.
Big Laughs and Bold Flavors Are Coming to Wellington
Wellington, FL (June 6, 2025)— A major entertainment and dining destination is on the horizon for Palm Beach County. Palm Beach Improv, South Florida’s legendary comedy club, and its vibrant sister concept, Copper Blues Rock Pub & Kitchen, are officially set to open at The Mall at Wellington Green in late 2025.
This powerhouse duo will occupy a 13,700-square-foot space on the mall’s upper level near CMX Cinemas, bringing with them high-profile performers, unforgettable nights out, and a new heartbeat to Wellington’s entertainment scene.
For more than 20 years, Palm Beach Improv has been a launchpad for world-class comedy talent, previously located in CityPlace and most recently at the Kravis Center in West Palm Beach. It has hosted household names like Fred Armisen, Kevin Nealon, and Steve Treviño—and now, it’s ready to bring the laughs to Wellington.
“This is a huge moment for Wellington,” said Asad Sadiq, General Manager of The Mall at Wellington Green. “We’re bringing nationally recognized entertainment and a fresh energy to the mall. Palm Beach Improv and Copper Blues aren’t just tenants—they’re experiences, and we’re proud to be their new home.”
Copper Blues Rock Pub & Kitchen currently operates six thriving locations across the U.S., including one in Miami’s CityPlace Doral. Known for its elevated take on American comfort food, signature craft cocktails, and electric live music scene, Copper Blues is where food, drinks, and entertainment collide in all the right ways.
The arrival of these two brands marks a strategic move for the mall as it continues to evolve into a dynamic lifestyle destination for dining, shopping, and entertainment.
The Mall at Wellington Green is located at 10300 W. Forest Hill Blvd., Wellington. For more information, call (561) 227-6900 or visit shopwellingtongreen.com.
About The Mall at Wellington Green
The Mall at Wellington Green is a premier, two-level regional shopping destination in the heart of Wellington, FL. Spanning 1.2 million square feet and featuring more than 160 retailers—including Macy’s, Dillard’s, Apple, Tommy Bahama, City Furniture, and CMX Wellington—the mall is a vibrant hub for fashion, food, and family fun. Learn more at shopwellingtongreen.com.
By Bryan Hayes
What draws me to the light…not *the* light, but the light – of day…
Waking up knowing that there is insurmountable pain, injustice, and sorrow
Too unbearable to bear, the weight overwhelming, and the answers underwhelming…
What is it? I cannot by definition define it, but do not need to know everything, no…
Only that with each new today, there is a flicker of hope, a glimmer of chance
That I might make some minute difference, and this time here will be of some significance
Beyond my own, in this body that is permanently on loan, on this journey where I atone
WEST PALM BEACH, FL. (June 3, 2025) – The West Palm Beach Library Foundation Board of Directors elected four community leaders to the Board on Thursday, May 15, 2025: Stephanie Gates, Trey Mahoney, Tina Munro, and Adrienne Raptis.
Margaret Moraskie, Board Chair of The West Palm Beach Library (WPBLF) said “I’m truly delighted to welcome these four outstanding leaders to our board. Each has already made a meaningful impact on our foundation and the community we serve. Their wisdom, generosity, and unwavering commitment to service are deeply inspiring, and I’m grateful they’ve chosen to share their time and talents with us as we look ahead to our next chapter.”
Dean Dimke, Chief Executive Officer of the Library Foundation, shared, “One of the driving forces behind our Foundation’s success and growth over the past five years has been the leadership and support of our Board of Directors. With the addition of these four exemplary community leaders, we have increased our ability to raise the funds needed to ensure that the life-changing programs, services, and resources offered through the Mandel Public Library stay free and accessible to everyone in our community.”
Stephanie Gates is a multifaceted leader with expertise in journalism, media, philanthropy, and sport, with degrees in Psychology and Journalism. She is the founder and head of a family foundation focused on impactful causes including the arts, women’s health, and animal welfare. Stephanie combines cultural fluency and elite sport experience with advisory roles at leading art institutions and a background in luxury lifestyle publishing.
Trey Mahoney is a Managing Director and Portfolio Manager with UBS Private Wealth Management. His dedication to his clients has been repeatedly recognized with accolades from Forbes and was recently named as one of Financial Planning Magazine’s Top 40 under 40. On the weekends, he has a number of hobbies: you can often find him photographing wildlife in remote locations, paddleboarding or advancing his skills as a pilot.
Tina Munroe is Vice President and Relationship Manager at Key Private Bank, serving high-net-worth individuals and families across South Florida with tailored banking and wealth management solutions. She gained over 20 years of industry experience from Truist Wealth and Wells Fargo before joining KeyBank in 2022 and holds FINRA Series 7 and 66 licenses. Tina is actively involved in the community, volunteering with children’s programs at Christ Fellowship Church and the Literacy Coalition of Palm Beach County.
Adrienne Raptis is Owner of Raptis Rare Books and Via Roma Café in Palm Beach and The Harcourt Bindery in Boston, with over 20 years of entrepreneurial experience blending business acumen and cultural preservation. She holds a Master of Public Health from Yale University and is the author of You Are a Wonder Woman, a book that empowers women to embrace their identity and purpose. Passionate about restoration, hope, and resilience, Adrienne focuses on education, mentorship, and spiritual growth while advocating for the transformative power of libraries in communities.
About the West Palm Beach Library Foundation
The West Palm Beach Library Foundation raises funds for the Mandel Public Library of West Palm Beach to provide free quality programs, services, and resources that enrich and strengthen its diverse community. The Foundation hopes to create an inspired community where children excel, and adults thrive. Gifts to the Foundation support popular library programs including afterschool homework centers, summer learning programs, reading programs, teen college prep, job readiness, and adult programs in art, technology, education, culture, and entertainment.
Local Full-Service Fitness Clubs Host Open House Events on June 15
WHAT: It’s not a Dad bod, it’s a Father figure!
Retro Fitness, the leading high-value, low-price fitness club, is hosting special Open House events on Father’s Day—Sunday, June 15. In celebration of the strong father figures in our lives, community members and their Dads are invited to work out for free and experience everything Retro Fitness has to offer, from state-of-the-art strength training equipment to post-workout recovery and wellness amenities.
At the Retro Fitness in Wellington, attendees can enjoy:
· Group fitness classes including boutique-style HIIT, cycling, and strength training
· “Zen Den” relaxation with deluxe massage chairs for ultimate recovery
· Smoothie Bar samples with protein-packed, nutritious blends to refuel after workouts
With a commitment to exercise, health and fitness, Retro Fitness is offering a limited-time $0 enrollment promotion on an Ultimate Membershipfor new members using promo code FIRST10. Additionally, Retro Fitness offers the Core and Flex membership options—allowing members to choose the plan that best fits their goals, lifestyle and budget.
WHY: This one-day event is part of the Retro Fitness mission to help communities move better, fuel smarter, and thrive in a space built on motivation and empowerment. By opening its doors on Father’s Day, the brand is honoring the role Dads play in their families and our fitness communities. It’s our way of giving back—supporting not just physical health, but the connections that strengthen our neighborhoods.
WHO: Everyone is invited to visit the participating Retro Fitness locations for an energizing workout, recovery or relaxation.
· For media, interviews will be available with Retro Fitness club owners and personal trainers.
WHERE: Retro Fitness of Wellington, 816 S State Rd 7, Wellington, FL 33414, and select locations across in PA, FL, NJ, TX, NY
WHEN: Sunday, June 15, 2025
Website: www.retrofitness.com
ABOUT RETRO FITNESS
For 20 years, Retro Fitness has been a leader in the High-Value, Low-Price (HVLP) fitness space, helping members live their best lives on their terms. With over 200 clubs open or in development, it is one of the nation’s fastest-growing fitness club franchises. Retro Fitness is redefining the gym experience with state-of-the-art equipment, expert personal training, a nutrient-focused Smoothie Bar, and the mindfulness-driven Zen Den—delivering a holistic approach to fitness at an unmatched value.
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