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4th Annual Empty Bowls Delray Beach

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4th Annual Empty Bowls Delray Beach

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Palm Beach County Food Bank
4th Annual Empty Bowls Delray Beach
Sunday, December 8, 2019
11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Old School Square Pavilion, Delray Beach

WHO: The Palm Beach County Food Bank along with Event Chairs Marla Garchik and Stephanie Dodge

WHAT: 4th Annual Empty Bowls Delray Beach

Empty Bowls is a national grassroots event that raises money for hunger relief. The unique event invites the public to “eat simply, so others can simply eat.” Guests share in a simple meal of water, bread provided by Old School Bakery and soup from the area’s best restaurants, all served by local celebrities. Each receives a unique bowl to take home as a powerful reminder of all the empty bowls in the community.

WHERE: Old School Square Pavilion – 51 N Swinton Ave, Delray Beach

WHEN: Sunday, December 8, 2019 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

TICKETS: Advance Purchase by Dec 7th – $25 per person, Gate Purchase – $30 per person

WHY: All proceeds from Empty Bowls Delray Beach benefit the Palm Beach County Food Bank to fight hunger in our community.

CONTACT: For more information, please call 561.670.2518. To purchase tickets please visit http://oldschoolsquare.org/events/empty-bowls

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ABOUT THE PALM BEACH COUNTY FOOD BANK
The Palm Beach County Food Bank provides access to nutritious food for more than 100,000 hungry Palm Beach County residents every month. The Food Bank procures more than 5 million pounds of food annually from grocery stores, restaurants, food distributors, wholesalers and other sources and provides it to more than 200 local community partners, including food pantries, soup kitchens and residential housing programs. Palm Beach County Food Bank programs reach families, school children and seniors, and connect those in need to available benefits and resources. For more information, visit pbcfoodbank.org or call 561-670-2518.

Fright Nights plans new Zombie Run

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Fright Nights plans new Zombie Run

Fright Nights plans new Zombie Run

Who/What: Fright Nights, the largest haunted house event in West Palm Beach, is adding a new feature this year: The Zombie Run

 

When: 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 11, 2019

 

Where: Runners will gather at Coral Sky Amphitheatre’s North Plaza, situated on the South Florida Fairgrounds, 9067 Southern Blvd., West Palm Beach.

 

Media Participation: Please contact Doreen Poreba, The PR Czar® Inc., at (772) 215-2333 for a complimentary registration or to cover the run.

 

Details: This run will be an interactive experience with vignettes of themed decor and scare actors along the way. All skill levels are welcome, so participants can run, walk or crawl their way to the finish line. The race will be chip timed by Accuchip Timing and results will be posted and awards given to the top finishers or “survivors.” Costumes are welcome but masks and weapons (real or fake) are prohibited. Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. All participants will receive a spooky medal, T-shirt and Fright Nights tickets.

 

Cost: $50 includes the run, admission to Fright Nights and tickets for two haunted houses. Children 5 and younger are free. Register in advance online at http://www.myfrightnights.com/race.

 

About Fright Nights: Fright Nights will open on Friday, Oct. 11, and will continue to be held on October 12,17-19, 24-26, 31 and November 1 and 2. Midway hours are from 6 p.m.-11 p.m. (midnight on Friday and Saturday). The haunted houses will open at 7 p.m. The event takes place at the South Florida Fairgrounds, 9067 Southern Blvd. The carnival of terror offers four new haunted houses each year and includes scare zones, food and beverages, live entertainment, virtual reality, video games and midway carnival rides.

 

Public Information: Visit the event’s website, www.myfrightnights.com, or follow the event on Facebook, www.facebook.com/FrightnightsSFF and https://www.facebook.com/events/488644271969813. Or call (561) 793-0333.

AVERY GLYNN, EMMA FLETCHER, AND TAYLOR GRIFFITHS NAMED 2019 LINDSAY MAXWELL CHARITABLE FUND WIHS EQUITATION SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

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AVERY GLYNN, EMMA FLETCHER, AND TAYLOR GRIFFITHS NAMED 2019 LINDSAY MAXWELL CHARITABLE FUND WIHS EQUITATION SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

AVERY GLYNN, EMMA FLETCHER, AND TAYLOR GRIFFITHS NAMED 2019 LINDSAY MAXWELL CHARITABLE FUND WIHS EQUITATION SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
September 30, 2019 – Washington, D.C.

The Lindsay Maxwell Charitable Fund will honor Avery Glynn, 14, of Petaluma, CA; Emma Fletcher, 17, of Buzzards Bay, MA; and Taylor Griffiths, 17, of Wellington, FL, with the prestigious 2019 Lindsay Maxwell Charitable Fund Washington International Horse Show Equitation Scholarship. The Washington International Horse Show (WIHS) runs October 22-27, 2019, at Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C.

The Lindsay Maxwell Charitable Fund (LMCF) is returning for its third year as the title sponsor of the WIHS Equitation Finals. In 2017 LMCF developed the WIHS Equitation Scholarship to recognize the talent, dedication, and hard work of junior riders who compete throughout the year in the hopes of qualifying to participate in the WIHS Equitation Finals.

“It is a pleasure to recognize the incredible riders who have both applied for and received the WIHS Equitation Scholarship. Last year, we expanded the number of scholarship recipients and this year we will continue that growth by honoring three recipients,” said Lindsay Maxwell, founder of the Lindsay Maxwell Charitable Fund. “The selection committee was impressed by the caliber of applicants this year, and we are thrilled to honor these three young women at the WIHS Equitation Finals.”

Maxwell continued, “The future of our sport depends on young riders like Avery, Emma, and Taylor, who have continually displayed their dedication to our sport, animal welfare, and their local communities.”

“In the third year of the LMCF WIHS Equitation Finals Scholarship program, the WIHS team is beyond impressed by the quality of the applications and the remarkable talent and commitment of these three young competitors,” said WIHS President Victoria Lowell. “We are ever grateful for the increasing generosity and expanded commitment of the Lindsay Maxwell Charitable Fund to this special, one-of-a-kind program.”

In addition to the honors attendant to this accolade, the scholarship will cover expenses such as travel and lodging for the rider and parent, the show’s entry and application fees, equine transportation and stall fees, and special VIP hospitality access. Now in its 28th year, the LMCF WIHS Equitation Finals is a rigorous three-phase competition held over two days. A panel of three judges test and evaluate the riders in hunter, jumper, and work-off rounds to determine the best of the best.

Former Lindsay Maxwell Charitable Fund WIHS Equitation Finals champions include former world No. 1 ranked rider Kent Farrington and two-time Olympic gold medalist McLain Ward.

Invitations to compete in the annual Lindsay Maxwell Charitable Fund WIHS Equitation Finals are sent to the top 40 junior riders based on points earned during the year-long qualifying period.

Tickets for WIHS are available online on Ticketmaster.com, at the Capital One Arena box office, or by calling 1-800-745-3000. For group discounts, contact Capital One Arena Group Sales at 202-661-5061. For more information on tickets and discounts for military, seniors and students, visit WIHS.org/tickets.

About the Lindsay Maxwell Charitable Fund

The Lindsay Maxwell Charitable Fund supports meaningful organizations and programs that improve the lives of children with special needs, enables access to educational opportunities, and provides care, compassion and protection to animals. Learn more about the Lindsay Maxwell Charitable Fund at www.lmcfund.org. Follow the Fund on Facebook and Instagram @lmcfund.

About Washington International Horse Show

Established in 1958, the Washington International Horse Show is one of North America’s most prestigious and entertaining equestrian events attracting more than 26,000 spectators annually to Washington, D.C., for Olympic-level competition plus community and charity events. More than 500 top horses and riders arrive from all over the globe to jump for more than a half a million dollars in prize money. Highlights include the $135,000 Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping Washington for the President’s Cup, presented by Events DC, the Lindsay Maxwell Charitable Fund WIHS Equitation Finals, the $25,000 Puissance high jump on Military Night, presented by Caterpillar, Inc., and Kids’ Day, a free, fun and educational community event. WIHS, an official USEF Heritage Competition, is rated CSI4*-W by the Fédération Equestre Internationale, the world governing body for horse sports. The Washington International Horse Show Association, Ltd. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization based in Washington, D.C.

Community Caring Center of Palm Beach County Seeks Volunteers and Donations

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Community Caring Center of Palm Beach County Seeks Volunteers and Donations

Community Caring Center of Palm Beach County

Seeks Volunteers and Donations for Annual

CRANKSGIVING Bike Ride & Food Drive

Saturday, November 2

 

(Boynton Beach, FL – September 25, 2019) Sherry Johnson, executive director of the Community Caring Center of Palm Beach County (CCCPBC), today invited charitable bike riders—from singles to full families—to participate in the nonprofit organization’s annual CRANKSGIVING Bike Ride & Food Drive on Saturday, November 2.

Participating riders will gather at 8 am at Dewey Park, 100 N.E. 4th Street in Boynton Beach. The 8.2 mile roundtrip ride starts at 9 am and includes stops at three different grocery stores (one Walmart, two Publix), where the riders are encouraged to purchase nonperishable food items that the CCCPBC will use to fill 250 Thanksgiving baskets for families in need. A van will follow riders to pick up the purchased items at each store (so bikers won’t have to tote them during the remainder of the roundtrip ride).

 

“This is a fun event for the whole family, not a bike racing competition with winners and losers,” says event chair and the bike ride’s official “spokes”-person Arturo Wittman. “The real winners are those in need who will get a food-filled Thanksgiving basket to help feed themselves and their loved ones on this very special holiday.”

 

The cost to participate in this CRANKSGIVING Bike Ride & Food Drive is $15 per person until October 15, $20 after that date, and FREE for those 13-year-old and younger, plus a commitment to spend a minimum of $20 during the bike ride’s three stop-and-shops. Free event t-shirt with every adult registration, and free parking for participants in the municipal lot on N.E. 4th Street.

 

To sign-up online, please go to registration@Active.com. For more information about this year’s CRANKSGIVING, please visit https://www.cccpbc.org/cranksgiving, or contact Arturo Wittman directly at 561.480.0093.

 

BTW—nonriders can also participate by dropping off food items on November 2 to the Community Caring Center drop boxes at the three participating stores (Walmart at 3625 S. Federal Highway in Boynton Beach, and two Publix stores in Delray Beach at 1538 S. Federal Highway and 555 N.E. 5th Avenue).

 

Among the needed items from the CRANKSGIVING Shopping List are cans of green beans, cranberry sauce, yams, and pumpkin pie mix; boxes of stuffing mix and mashed potatoes; bags of rice (16 oz) and onions (3 lbs); packets of gravy mix and stalks of celery; plus turkey vouchers and gift cards ($10 or more).

 

About the Community Caring Center of Palm Beach County:

Organized by the Boynton Beach Ministerial Alliance in 1987, CCCPBC offers a series of food-related social services and economic development programs to more than 5,000 people (2,500 families), including:

+ Emergency food, shelter, and financial aid

+ Affordable food distribution program with the USDA

+ Senior care giving program, including both veggie mobile and home delivered meals

+ Gardening and nutrition education for adults and children

+ Urban farming and culinary business development projects

+ Food Stamp applications and recertifications; prescription drug, Medicaid and SSI applications

+ Faith In Action program that recruits, trains and supports caring volunteers to help their frail and elderly neighbors

 

For more information about the Community Caring Center of Palm Beach County, please call 561.364.9501 or visit www.cccpbc.org.

 

Komen Florida Announces a Number of Exciting Community Events

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Komen Florida Announces a Number of Exciting Community Events

October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month Turns Palm Beach County Pink

Komen Florida Announces a Number of Exciting Community Events

Palm Beach County, Fla – It is not just about wearing pink to raise awareness for breast cancer. October is a time to celebrate breast cancer warriors, it is a time to learn about the progress being made in the fight against the disease, and it is a time to do what we can to help the 1 in 8 women, and the countless number of men, who face a breast cancer diagnosis during their lifetime.

 

During October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Susan G. Komen Florida has partnered with a number of business and organizations to provide information on what Komen is doing to combat the progression of the disease and access to education and will feature a calendar of events with a number of one-day give backs and month-long local specials to help support Komen’s efforts.

 

As Florida’s first responders to breast cancer, Susan G. Komen Florida in the last year has expanded its Treatment Assistance Program so patients do not have to choose between treatment or food on the table. The organization has enacted a county-wide Community Breast Health Navigation program that has reached more than 2,000 women in just eighteen months and is working to advocate for better health care and health care options for women throughout the state.

 

Additionally, Komen announced $26 million in funding for new research projects that focus on metastatic breast cancer, developing new, more-effective treatments, and addressing disparities in breast cancer outcomes. This helps to focus on key areas that will help achieve the Bold Goal to reduce the current number of breast cancer deaths in the U.S. by 50 percent by 2026. To support these efforts, many Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2019 opportunities to get involved in the efforts are free while others have a small, suggested donation.

 

Komen’s BigWigs campaign engages corporate and community leaders across Florida to serve as representatives in the fight against breast cancer. During the six-week campaign that began September 16th and concludes Friday, October 25th, each BigWig is working to raise a minimum of  $1,000, monies that will be used to ensure access to essential breast health services and education programs, and support research to find the cures for breast cancer. Through this program, 75% of funds raised remain local to help fund breast cancer initiatives for those in our communities.

 

Downtowns Go Pink encourages patrons to visit participating local restaurants and stores throughout the month to light up Palm Beach County from Delray Beach to Jupiter in support of Komen Florida during October’s National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. For the third year, Palm Beach County cities will become destination hot spots by offering special discounts and items to help raise funds for life-saving breast cancer programs, and research to find a cure. Landmarks will be aglow in pink, mixologists will create rosy-hued cocktails, and there will be special shopping incentives and activities for supporters of all ages.

 

Participating Downtowns Go Pink businesses include Enerzy Exchange Yoga in Boca Raton who is donating 10% of class proceeds from their 6:30-7:30 p.m. on Friday, October 4th to Komen Florida. Sara Campbell in Delray Beach is donating 15% of sales on Tuesday, October 15th. Join hi yoga etc. on Saturday, October 19th for a 75-minute, all-levels vinyasa flow to align mind, body, and spirit while raising money to combat cancer. The $20 donation-based class is open to all levels. Jessie Boutique in Delray Beach will give back 10% of sales on Thursday, October 24th.

 

Several other local Downtowns Go Pink businesses are generously giving back all month long. Nothing Bundt Cakes in Palm Beach Gardens is offering an exclusive cake for Breast Cancer Awareness Month with $5 from each one donated to the cause. All proceeds from pink feathers and/or pink peekaboo color from Saltlight Salon in Lake Worth will benefit Susan G. Komen Florida. The Office and Tin Roof (both located in Delray Beach) will donate $1 from each specialty cocktail sold during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The Blessed Boutique and Moxie stores at Downtown at the Gardens will donate 10% of sales all month long when customers mention Komen.Avenue Pottery in West Palm Beach will donate 10% of the sales of all “booby” themed pottery to Komen Florida for the entire month of October.

 

The Executive Women of the Palm Beaches (EWPB) Foundation is hosting a special physicians panel discussion and breakfast called “Breast Cancer Treatment: No Longer One Size Fits All”. The date is set for Thursday, October 3 with registration and breakfast beginning at 7:30 am in the first-floor atrium of Good Samaritan Medical Center. Featured panelists include breast cancer surgeon, Dr. John A.P. Rimmer and cancer genetics counselor and nurse practitioner, Cathy Marinak. Members of EWPBF can purchase tickets for $20; non-member pricing is $25. Tickets are available at ewpb.org/events. Sponsors include: Susan G. Komen Florida, Good Samaritan Medical Center, and Florida Cancer Specialists and Research Institute.

 

The Lilly Pulitzer Sip and Shop for Komen Florida is happening at The Gardens Mall in Palm Beach Gardens on Monday, October 14thfrom 3-7 p.m. Bring your friends and enjoy sips and sweets while shopping the new Resort 2019 arrivals knowing that 10% of all proceeds will be donated to the organization who is creating real-time access to care and support for women and men in need. Customers can “pre-shop” the event on Saturday and Sunday, October 12th and 13th.

               

October dates and corresponding Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2019 countywide events are as follows:

  • October 3rd – Executive Women of the Palm Beaches Foundation Breakfast and Physicians Panel at Good Samaritan Medical Center 7-9 a.m. $20 members/$25 guests
  • October 3rd – Living with Breast Cancer Support Group at Jupiter Medical Center 5:30 p.m.
  • October 4th – Breast Cancer Benefit Yoga Class at Enerzy Exchange Yoga (Boca Raton) 6:30 p.m.
  • October 5th – Create the Largest Human Pink Ribbon at Miromar Outlets 9 a.m.
  • October 5th – Reps for the Cure at Kaizen Fitness Systems (Jupiter)10-11 a.m. $25 donation
  • October 10th – Donor Town Hall Webinar 1 p.m.
  • October 14h – Shop for a Cause at Lilly Pulitzer (Palm Beach Gardens) 3-7 p.m.
  • October 15th – Sara Campbell (Delray Beach)15% of sales give-back shopping event all day
  • October 19th – Yoga for a Cause at hi yoga etc. (Atlantis) 4:30-5:45 p.m. $20 donation
  • October 254h – Jessie Boutique (Delray Beach) 10% of sales give-back shopping event all day

To learn more about any of these events or happenings, or the work of Susan G. Komen Florida, please visit www.komenflorida.org or call (561) 514-3020.

 

About Susan G. Komen®

Susan G. Komen® is the world’s leading nonprofit breast cancer organization, working to save lives and end breast cancer forever. Komen has an unmatched, comprehensive 360-degree approach to fighting this disease across all fronts and supporting millions of people in the U.S. and in countries worldwide.  We advocate for patients, drive research breakthroughs, improve access to high-quality care, offer direct patient support and empower people with trustworthy information.  Born out of a promise between two sisters, Susan G. Komen remains committed to supporting those affected by breast cancer today, while tirelessly searching for tomorrow’s cures.

 

About Susan G. Komen® and Komen Florida:

Komen Florida is helping fuel research, advocate for patients and support people facing breast cancer locally through a variety of direct patient-centered services and by collaborating with area providers to remove barriers and connect people to needed care across the state of Florida. For more information, call (561) 514-3020 or visit www.komenflorida.org.

Hustle2EndHunger5K Run/Walk

Jody Young
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Hustle2EndHunger5K Run/Walk

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Contact: Jody Young, jyoung@crosministries.org Mobile 561-344-4911

CROS Ministries Annual 5k Run/Walk to Fight local Hunger happening on Sat. October 5th

Lake Worth, FL

CROS Ministries 2nd Annual #Hustle2EndHunger5K Run/Walk takes place this Saturday morning, October 5, 2019, at John Prince Park, 4759 S Congress Ave Lake Worth, FL 33461
The 5k is a fundraiser to help support CROS Ministries’ Mission of serving the hungry in Palm Beach and Martin Counties through community collaborations. Those collaborations include financial and in-kind support from our 5 K Medal Sponsor, the Florida Sugar Cane League, year-round sponsors Bank Of America, Publix Charities, the Corella and Bertram F. Bonner Foundation, the Conde Center for Chiropractic Neurology, and race event sponsors Greenacres Nissan, Office Depot, Go Solar Power, Gardens Presbyterian Church, Friends of Mark Foley and many more. Breakfast for participants is being provided by the Christ Fellowship Food Truck and pre-race warm-ups by Orangetheory Fitness of West Palm Beach. A bounce house and playground for kids are onsite.
5k Registration is available online at https://www.crosministries.org/hustle2endhunger/

RACE DAY SCHEDULE
Saturday, October 5, 2019 – rain or shine! On-Site Registration & Packet Pickup: 6:00 am
Run Start: 7:00 am Recognition Ceremony: 8:00 am Walk Starts at 8:15 am

FOR RUNNERS
$40 registration fee includes t-shirt, chip, bib, and medal.
100% of proceeds go toward CROS Ministries’ End Hunger programs.

FOR WALKERS
The Walk is free; however, Walkers are encouraged to create fundraising pages and collect a minimum of $40 in monetary pledges for their participation as well as donate a can of tuna or peanut butter.

CROS Ministries has served the hungry in Palm Beach and Martin Counties for over 40 years by distributing food at our current eight CROS Food Pantries; serving and delivering hot meals through The Caring Kitchen; encouraging proper nutrition by providing lunch, a snack and breakfast as needed during summer and winter school breaks through their camp program; and recovering fresh produce that otherwise would go to waste from local farms through their gleaning program. All programs are provided without regard to race, religion, national origin, marital status, gender, disability, sexual orientation, or age. For race or other info call 561-233-9009 or email info@crosministries.org.
CROS Ministries office address is 3677 23rd Avenue South, #B-101 Lake Worth, FL 33461
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West Palm Beach GreenMarket

Sommer Zacher
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West Palm Beach GreenMarket

GREENMARKET OPENING DAY
Saturday, October 6
9 a.m.- 1p.m. FREE | West Palm Beach Waterfront, 100 Clematis Street, West Palm Beach, FL 33401

It’s Thyme to celebrate! The West Palm Beach GreenMarket, the premier Saturday spot to gather fresh food and local goods, will kick off the 25th season on Saturday, October 5, 2019. One of the largest markets in the region, the GreenMarket features a variety of products, including fresh produce, exotic plants and flowers, herbs and spices, baked goods, gourmet and specialty foods, coffee and teas, and much more. The GreenMarket also features live music, unlimited mimosas for $10, free activities for kids, plus plentiful green space and seating for a morning of fun and relaxation. This Saturday morning ritual in downtown West Palm Beach is the place to see and be seen! The GreenMarket is dog-friendly and always FREE.

Due to the “iCONE-ic” appearance of iconic Clematis Street as Phase II of the Clematis Streetscape project is completed; GreenMarket vendors will be located along Flagler Drive for part of the season. You can still find your favorite local goods, foods, produce, and more along both sides of the walkway on our beautiful waterway between Banyan and Datura!

Clematis by Fright

Meredith Westheimer
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Clematis by Fright

CLEMATIS BY NIGHT
Free Weekly Concert Series
Every Thursday; 6-9 p.m. FREE
West Palm Beach Waterfront, 100 Clematis Street, West Palm Beach, FL 33401

Clematis by Night is West Palm’s favorite Thursday night tradition for more than 20 years. During Clematis by Night, “Where the Party Begins,” guests will enjoy live music, food and drink specials and the hottest local social scene, creating an unmatched seaside happy hour setting. For more information, please visit Wpb.org/events or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB, on Twitter @westpalmbch or on Instagram @westpalmbch.


• Thursday, October 31:  CLEMATIS BY FRIGHT
Creep, crawl or float down to Clematis by Fright for a FREE, frightfully fantastic time!  Thousands of dollars in prizes will be awarded in the annual costume contest in categories for kids, adults, families and pets. Lots of spookily spectacular family fun awaits you at the best place to celebrate Halloween in West Palm Beach!

Enjoy live music all night long by The Spazmatics (80’s Tribute) –https://www.facebook.com/spazmaticsorlando/

The Spazmatics bring back all the awesome sounds, styles and way cool dance steps from the 1980s decade – some may wish to forget! Complete with skinny ties, funky hair and horn-rimmed glasses, the Spazmatics recapture all the best of the worst. Outstanding musicianship combined with creative flair and style makes for an eveningof pure energy and entertainment.  At Clematis by Fright, we’re gonna party like it’s 1999; only it’s not.

Vision Zero hosts Walk to School Day on International Walk to School Day

Meredith Westheimer
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Vision Zero hosts Walk to School Day on International Walk to School Day

Join Vision Zero West Palm Beach for an International Walk to School Day on Wednesday, October 2 at 6:50 a.m.
Palmetto Elementary School
Walkers meet at 6:50 am at the north entrance of Palmetto Elementary School’s
west campus along Parker Avenue.
We will walk and then escort the students back to their respective school campus.

Screen on the Green: “Hotel Transylvania 3” (PG)

Meredith Westheimer
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Screen on the Green: “Hotel Transylvania 3” (PG)

SCREEN ON THE GREEN
Friday, October 11, 2019
“Hotel Transylvania 3” (PG)
6 – 10 p.m. FREE | The Great Lawn, 100 Clematis Street, West Palm Beach, FL 33401

Mavis surprises Dracula with a family voyage on a luxury Monster Cruise Ship so he can take a vacation from providing everyone else’s vacation at the hotel. The rest of Drac’s Pack cannot resist going along. But once they leave port, romance arises when Dracula meets the mysterious ship Captain, Ericka. Now it’s Mavis’ turn to play the overprotective parent, keeping her dad and Ericka apart. Little do they know that his “too good to be true” love interest is actually a descendant of Abraham Van Helsing, ancient nemesis to Dracula and all other monsters.
Outdoor movie watching has never been more inviting than on the West Palm Beach Waterfront on our brand-new giant LED screen. Monthly, on the second Friday of the month, the City of West Palm Beach turns the Great Lawn into an open-air theater – movie and included views of the stars and sea are both FREE. Guests are encouraged to bring a blanket or chair and snuggle up for featured films – including newly released hits and throwback favorites. After hours, please call 561-822-2222 for information on event cancellations.

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