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Wellington’s Annual Tribute Music & Food Truck Festival

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Wellington’s Annual Tribute Music & Food Truck Festival

Wellington’s Annual Tribute Music & Food Truck Festival
Returns this Month
 

The Annual Tribute Music and Food Truck Festival returns to the Wellington Amphitheater (12100 Forest Hill Boulevard) this month, with two weekends full of food trucks, costumed character entertainment, and music by some of the best tribute bands in all of South Florida. 

The Tribute Music and Food Truck Festival is FREE to attend. The festival is scheduled for Thursday through Saturday, February 14th through 16th; and February 21st through 23rd.  Approximately 10 to 15 food trucks will attend each event (limited to approximately 5 or 6 trucks on February 16th *). Trucks will be on site from 5:00 to 9:30 p.m. and concerts will begin each evening at 7:00 p.m. Attendees are encouraged to arrive early and bring their own blankets and lawn chairs for seating.

See the schedule below for the full concert lineup. 
 

  Boston Tribute by SMOKIN 7:00 pm  Thursday, February 14th
  Billy Joel Tribute by Turnstiles 7:00 pm  Friday, February 15th
  Foreigner Tribute by 4NR2 7:00 pm  Saturday, February 16th*
  Fleetwood Mac Tribute 
  by Dreams: Crystal Visions of Fleetwood Mac 		7:00 pm  Thursday, February 21st
  Eagles Tribute by The Long Run 7:00 pm  Friday, February 22nd
  Elton John Tribute by Absolute Elton 7:00 pm  Saturday, February 23rd

 
*On Saturday, February 16th, the Wellington Classic Brew Fest will be hosted within the same complex from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. For details visit www.wellingtonclassicbrewfest.com
 
As another way to stay informed on the latest news and updates from the Village, residents are invited to sign up for Wellington information and updates at www.wellingtonfl.gov/enews.
 
For information about other Wellington programs, events, activities, and updates, please visit www.wellingtonfl.gov or watch WellingtonTV for the latest happenings.

Hanley Foundation Announces Kathryn Grace as Regional Coordinator of Prevention Services for Palm Beach and Broward Counties

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Hanley Foundation Announces Kathryn Grace as Regional Coordinator of Prevention Services for Palm Beach and Broward Counties

Hanley Foundation Announces Kathryn Grace as Regional Coordinator of Prevention Services for Palm Beach and Broward Counties

Grace joins 13 New Prevention Staff Members Statewide to Conduct Substance Abuse Prevention Programs
in Local Communities

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

(West Palm Beach, FL) – Hanley Foundation CEO Jan Cairnes announced Kathryn Grace as the nonprofit’s new Regional Coordinator of Prevention Services for Palm Beach and Broward counties. Grace joins 12 new prevention staff members who will work in Foundation offices statewide to conduct prevention programs in schools and communities throughout Florida.

The new prevention staff members will serve 13 counties, including Palm Beach County. The new prevention specialists are Amanda Aiken and Johnkeria Kinglocke in Palm Beach County, Alexandra Hughes in Baker, Bradford and Clay counties, Nancy Valdes in Clay County, Traci Perkins in Collier County, Christine Kortbein in Desoto and Highlands counties, Marcia Tilson in Dixie, Levy and Gilchrist counties, Mark Axford and Phyllis Miller in Lee County, Susan Makowski and Arika McCormack in Manatee County and Lakisha Griffin in Putnam County.

Grace, a resident of Palm Beach Gardens, holds a master’s degree in counseling psychology from Loyola College in Baltimore and has worked for nearly 30 years in counseling, social services and related fields. From 2008 to 2015, she worked with Caron Treatment Centers in West Palm Beach when Caron was affiliated with Hanley Foundation. She first served in the Student Assistance Programs division, providing prevention services to students in Georgia and Florida, and then became the division’s regional director in 2012.

“We are delighted to have Kathryn Grace leading our prevention team in Palm Beach and Broward counties, and excited for the addition of so many new prevention specialists statewide,” said Ryan Wertepny, Hanley Foundation’s Executive Director of Prevention Services. “Kathy brings many years of experience in the field of prevention services, and our growing team reflects our success in increasing grant revenue and other funding. This expansion in staffing allows us to provide more services throughout Florida, reaching thousands more students statewide.”

In the early 1980s, Mary Jane and Jack Hanley retired to Palm Beach County to discover the absence of any facilities dedicated to quality substance abuse treatment. Through the couple’s visionary leadership and great support from the community, Hanley Center and the Hanley Center Foundation were established. Nearly 40 years later and now expanded throughout Florida, the community continues to recognize the stand-alone Hanley Foundation with great support for its thought leadership, grantmaking and evidence-based programming. The charitable 501(c)(3) organization provides statewide resources for substance use disorder advocacy, education and access to quality treatment. The organization’s prevention programming is available to schools, churches and community groups through grant funding provided by the Florida Department of Children and Families, office of Substance Abuse and Mental Health. With your support, the Hanley Foundation is taking critical steps to change the conversation around substance use disorders.

Since 2014, Hanley Foundation has increased grant revenue 395 percent, from $621,711 to nearly $3.5 million. In 2018 alone, the Foundation’s work positively impacted the lives of more than 45,000 students, parents, teachers, caregivers, and community members across the state. Hanley Foundation’s prevention and education teams are first responders to the addiction battle in schools in 20 Florida counties.

Data shows the later the age of first use of substances by a child, the less likely the child will suffer with addiction as an adult. Over the next three years, the Foundation will serve more than 120,000 Florida students with in-school programming such as the Alcohol Literacy Challenge (ALC), which is designed to alter alcohol expectancies and reduce the quantity and frequency of alcohol use among middle and high school students. Hanley Foundation offers a variety of evidence-based programs in Florida, empowering students to combat peer pressure and guiding parents and caregivers in keeping communication open with their children.

For more information about substance abuse prevention and education programming, or Hanley Foundation events, please visit hanleyfoundation.org or call 561-268-2355.

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Wellington Conservation Center’s Private Tours

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Wellington Conservation Center’s Private Tours

Wellington Conservation Center is now taking reservations for private tours. (15.00 adults & 10.00 for children-) Home to unwanted, abandoned and injured animals. WCC rescues and cares for birds, mammals and mainly specialize in the conservation. If you love animals you can’t miss visiting the center.  All of the animals have either been rescued or acquired in order to breed and preserve species on the endangered list.


Founded by Matthew and Sherri Carfi, Wellington Conservation Center is a 501c3 non-profit organization located at ‪14990 Palm Beach Point Blvd.‬‪ Wellington, FL 33414, the goal is to rehabilitate and/or return any animal(s) that can be safely returned to their natural habitats.‬
 Although they are not open to the general public, Wellington Conservation will be giving guided tours by appointment. 


 About The Founders
After caring for large mammals in Chicago for 20 years, Matt & Sherri feel their Florida location is more suited to our wildlife program.  They also relocate and place large mammals such as bears and exotic cats to other specialized locations throughout the country.In addition to rescuing all animals, the primary concern is with Rain Forest Preservation and their habitants!The conservation center is supported from grants, trusts and local sponsors. All donations are 100% tax deductible and directly aid in the caring of the animals.


The amazing animals calling Wellington Wildlife Sanctuary home can be viewed on their website at wellingtonwildlifesanctuary.org

Gay Polo Begins Again in April

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Gay Polo Begins Again in April

THE ULTIMATE GAY POLO TOURNAMENT GALLOPS BACK

ONTO THE SCENE APRIL 4-7, 2019

Wellington, Fla. – The hotly anticipated 10th Annual Land Rover Palm Beach International Gay Polo Tournament Presented by RSM US, will return to Wellington, Florida, on April 4-7, 2019, to be hosted once again at the International Polo Club (IPC). The glamorous event promises to be one of the highlights of the season; a chic destination fête for wanderlusters and polo enthusiasts alike. This year, the not-for-profit partner is SAGE. Founded in 1978, SAGE is the nation’s oldest and largest organization dedicated to serving and advocating for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) older adults.

Recently awarded the title of LGBTQ Sporting Event of the Year by Connect Sports, the tournament promises to maintain its award-winning vibe by offering both players and attendees an unrivaled experience. Guests can once again look forward to the festive “GPL Polotini Presents WIGSTOCK!” party held on Friday, April 5 at IPC’s Mallet Grill. On Saturday, April 6, there will be fast-paced polo matches, renowned tailgate competitions, and the quintessential divot stomp on the Isla Carroll Field. The weekend concludes with a lavish brunch buffet at the members-only Mallet Grill, and a high-goal polo game on Field One, as the U.S. Open Polo Championship kicks off its championship tournament.

“I am so proud and thankful to our supporters for seeing us through our 10th anniversary year,” says founder and player, Chip McKenney. “This event is a global sensation, but we have also turned the game of polo into a platform for human rights. It is a feel-good event in every way and one that is not to be missed!”

Prominent 2019 sponsors include Land Rover Palm Beach and RSM US.

Tickets for the 10thAnnual International Gay Polo Tournament and its festivities are currently on sale at gaypolo.com/tickets. Gay Polo League is still offering sponsorship opportunities at multiple giving levels for the tournament. Custom sponsorship packages are also available upon request. If interested in sponsorships, please contact Chip McKenney at chip@gaypolo.com.

About Gay Polo League (GPL)

The Gay Polo League (GPL) is the only LGBTQ-identified polo league in the world. Since its founding in 2006, GPL has built an international network of LGBTQ polo players and enthusiasts in 13 countries. The league embraces a cross-section of ages, abilities, professions, and riding experience. Through its enthusiasm for the sport, the league works to foster the LGBTQ community with opportunities to learn how to play polo and successfully compete in GPL tournaments and events. In 2017, GPL became a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization. This designation enables the Gay Polo League to use its events to benefit others and raise much- needed funds for programs aimed at helping those within the LGBTQ community.

About SAGE

Founded in 1978, SAGE is the nation’s oldest and largest organization dedicated to serving and advocating for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) older adults. SAGE’s mission is to lead in addressing issues related to LGBT aging. In partnership with its constituents and allies, SAGE works to achieve a high quality of life for LGBT older adults, supports and advocates for their rights, fosters a greater understanding of aging in all communities, and promotes positive images of LGBT life in later years. SAGE fulfills this direct mission through advocacy, and by providing direct and supportive social services, social recreational activities, education, and technical assistance programs, locally and nationally, so the pioneers of our movement and the generations that follow may age with the dignity they deserve.

About Land Rover Palm Beach

Since 1987, Land Rover Palm Beach has made a name for itself by treating each customer as part of the family. With an emphasis on fairness, customer care, and equality, Land Rover Palm Beach offers a relaxed and hassle-free environment, competitive pricing, and the best Land Rover selection in South Florida. As part of Myers Auto Group, they are family owned and operated. Land Rover – redefining the automotive experience one relationship at a time.

About RSM US LLP

RSM’s purpose is to deliver the power of being understood to clients, colleagues, and communities through world-class audit, tax, and consulting services focused on middle market businesses. Clients are the engine of global commerce and economic growth, and RSM is focused on developing leading professionals and services to meet evolving needs in today’s ever-changing business environment. Founded in 1926, RSM US LLP is the U.S. member of RSM International, a global network of independent audit, tax, and consulting firms, with more than 41,000 people in 116 countries.

Frosted Gala

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Frosted Gala

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Palm Beach Area Chapter, Raises Over $941,000 at Annual

Black-Tie Gala “Frosted”

It was evening of glitz and glamour as The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society transformed the ballroom at The Breakers Palm Beach in to a sparkling vision for their annual Black-tie gala. The January 26th event, Frosted, was once again sold out and raised over $941,000 for the organization dedicated to finding a cure for blood cancers.

“We are thrilled with the success of this event,” shared executive director, Pam Payne. “The tireless work of our committee, our dedicated sponsors, and the many, many guests who attended are helping us to pave the way for even more strides in the fight against cancer. “

Funds raised at the Gala support LLS’s mission to cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease and myeloma, and improve the quality of life of patients and their families, including supporting local patients and their families by providing critically needed financial aid.

“As someone who has experienced the feelings of a diagnosis, I know the weight that is on the shoulders of LLS as they work to find a cure,” shared 8-year survivor and co-chair of the gala, Richard Rendina. “We must continue our work and raise as much money as possible to support research efforts. We cannot stop until a cure is found!”

Following the moving speech by Rendina, guests enjoyed a delicious dinner, the chance to bid on ultra-exclusive items in the auction and danced the night away while enjoying live music by Rock With U. Most notable, the feeling in the room was one of comradery that can only come from a mutual desire to cure cancer.


Continued Payne, “Over $941,000 raised tonight. Wow. I know that with this support we are not only going to change lives, but we are going to save lives.”

Notable guests in attendance include: Janice and Peter Brock, Sean and Erin McGould, Whitney & Scott Perkins, Marjorie Rendina, Lauree and Robert Simmons.  

Carissa and Nick Coniglio along with Tricia and Rich Rendina served as gala chairs of the event with Jennifer and Cristopher Harris and Cameron and Jeff Preston serving as host chairman. Allegra and Calixto Garcia Velez IV, and Meredith and Michael Katzenberg served as junior chairs. 

Sponsors include: Lighthouse Partners, Tommy Morrison, Kathryn and Leo Vecellio, Serena and Bryan Mattson, Florida Crystals Corporation, and Rendina Healthcare Real Estate.

For more information on this event, please contact Melissa Mulvihill Jewell, Campaign Director, at 561.616.8682 or Melissa.Jewell@lls.org.

About the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
The mission of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) is: Cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease and myeloma, and improve the quality of life of patients and their families. LLS exists to find cures and ensure access to treatments for blood cancer patients. We are the voice for all blood cancer patients and we work to ensure access to treatments for all blood cancer patients.

3550 South Ocean Residents’ Benefits

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3550 South Ocean Residents’ Benefits

3550 South Ocean Residents to Receive Exclusive Partnership Benefits at Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa

PALM BEACH, FL (Jan. 28, 2019) ― 3550 South Ocean buyers will receive exclusive partnership benefits at Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa, 100 South Ocean Blvd. Manalapan, FL 33462. The developer, DDG, was looking to extend its vision of extensive lifestyle and wellness services past the project itself. Located just minutes down the road from 3550 South Ocean, the partnership benefits at Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa complement DDG’s luxury lifestyle vision and portfolio. This brand initiative on behalf of DDG presents an extraordinary opportunity to buyers.

3550 South Ocean, the first beachfront residential development on Palm Beach Island in more than a decade, is slated for completion in spring 2019. Prices start at $2.31 million. Douglas Elliman Development Marketing serves as the exclusive sales and marketing team for the project.

Gifted by DDG, 3550 South Ocean buyers will receive a personal account as part of the exclusive partnership benefits with the Resort & Spa. The account’s funds will be available for use within two years of the buyers’ closing date. Each resident will be gifted four (4) day-spa passes. In addition, residents will enjoy exclusive discounts on hotel rooms (subject to availability and blackout dates may apply) and spa services at the Resort & Spa.

DDG has made traveling to the Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa, and beyond, convenient with the residences’ private house car, available for owners’ use.

DDG will provide an extraordinary array of lifestyle and wellness services for residents. These include private training, Pilates, strength and conditioning, yoga, corrective exercise, nutrition counseling, youth fitness, in-residence massage, pool fitness options, golf, tennis and boating options, and more. Additional costs may apply, and pricing is available upon request. 

3550 South Ocean’s exclusive in-house offerings include concierge services, led by acclaimed General Manager of Concierge Services Michael Romei. Often referred to as “The Ambassador of Hospitality,” Romei brings 5-star European services to the residents at 3550 South Ocean. Romei most recently served as Chef Concierge at The Waldorf Astoria New York for 24 years. Previously, he was Chef Concierge at The Boca Raton Resort & Club in Boca Raton, Florida. He is the former general secretary of the concierge organization Les Clefs d’Or and served on its international committee for 10 years. Romei is the founding president of the Southern Florida Concierge Association, as well as an honorary member of Les Clefs d’Or UICH International and Les Clefs d’Or USA. Pre-opening virtual concierge service is now provided by Romei.

“The partnership benefits with Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa that DDG is gifting buyers reflects 3550 South Ocean’s dedication to the upscale lifestyle and wellness services, as well as other extensive concierge services offered to its residents,” said Joseph A. McMillan, Jr., CEO and Chairman of DDG. “We are offering residents the utmost of luxurious conveniences.”

Boasting oceanfront 2- and 3-bedroom residences and penthouse homes ranging from 2,700 to over 3,000 square feet, 3550 South Ocean is a boutique 7-story development. The project features 30 luxury oceanfront residences with direct elevator access, private entry foyers, private balconies, direct water views and much more. Five penthouses offer expansive, private rooftops with custom spas and outdoor kitchens for entertaining, as well as Atlantic Ocean views to the east and Intracoastal Waterway views to the west. All residences will be delivered move-in ready.

Lifestyle amenities include private beach access, a beachfront saltwater swimming pool and sun terrace, fitness studio with east-facing natural light, on-site surf board and stand-up paddleboard storage, private gated access and private parking. Additionally, DDG has a partnership with The Wright Fit to provide custom, on-demand lifestyle services; as well as on-demand charter service with Star Jets International, providing residents with custom-tailored concierge jet services, inclusive of door-to-door car transfers, itinerary customization, jet selection, onboard catering and more.

About 3550 South Ocean

3550 South Ocean’s sales gallery is located at 205 South Ocean Boulevard, Manalapan, Florida. Douglas Elliman Realty LLC’s Development Marketing team is the exclusive marketing and sales agent for 3550 South Ocean. For additional information or to schedule an appointment, please contact the sales team at 561-600-1156, sales@3550southocean.com, or visit www.3550southocean.com.

Happy Valentine’s and Happy February

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Happy Valentine’s and Happy February

How are your New Year’s resolutions coming along?  If you feel like you’re losing steam, you’re not alone.  We’ve all been there, that point where our commitment to our resolutions starts to waiver. Hang in there, keep up the good work, and treat yourself to Wellington’s February events.

Our popular series of FREE “Family Fun Days” and “Family Fun Nights” continues this month on Lake Wellington, behind the Wellington Community Center. Join us for our next event Saturday, February 9th from 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM. Each event features a variety of FREE activities for the entire family to enjoy. Activities include kayaking, paddle boarding, bounce houses, lawn games, costumed characters and entertainment, fishing, activities with local organizations, face painting, and more. Keep checking our Lakeside Events webpage wellingtonfl.gov/lakeside for upcoming events.


If one of your new year’s resolutions includes becoming more involved in your community, don’t miss upcoming opportunities to participate in important community conversations. This February, Wellington Council and staff continue to seek input on the Town Center Project. As we look to Wellington’s future, we are asking the community to envision the next 10 years. What would improve the uses within Town Center? What would provide value to our community? How can we, the Village, improve the Town Center for the next generation? With these question is in mind, we are requesting your input as our public, to expand and enhance this place of public gathering.

So please join the conversation and participate in our upcoming input meeting.

Town Center Town Hall Meeting: Wednesday, February 13, 2019 at 6:30 PM at the Wellington Community Center (12150 Forest Hill Blvd, Wellington, FL 33414)

This project is being conceptualized with quality of life at the forefront and to ensure that the Village’s Town Center evolves with the needs of residents, businesses, and visitors.

Information about upcoming meetings will be posted on the Village’s website www.wellingtonfl.gov as well on Wellington’s Facebook (@VillageofWellington) and Twitter (@Wellingtonflgov) pages.

This month we celebrate Valentine’s Day. Spend this special day at one of Wellington’s great restaurants, shopping venues, or beautiful parks. Looking for a fun event to take your loved one this month? Bring them to Wellington Classic Brew Fest on Saturday, February 16th. Come join us for this exciting inaugural craft brew festival, where you will sample an assortment of 100+ beers from some of Florida’s and America’s best craft breweries while listening to  live music. Along with the great brews there will be an assortment of local food trucks. Click on the image above for complete details.

On Monday, February 19th, Americans across the country will celebrate Presidents Day. While many of us will take that time to relax with our families, it is also important for us to reflect on the historical significance of this holiday. Two of our greatest presidents were born this month—George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. Their steadfast leadership and lasting contributions played a vital role in establishing the peace and freedom that we enjoy today.

To all of Wellington’s aspiring superstars — Wellington Idol is back this year, shining the spotlight on our wonderful local talent. Contestants must be at least eight years old to participate. The winner earns bragging rights and walks home with the $500 Grand Prize. Three runner-ups will win $250 prizes. Visit our Wellington Idol webpage to download the registration packet. The deadline to register is Wednesday, February 20th by 6:00 PM. Each year our community displays incredible talent, and I cannot wait to hear Wellington’s newest singing sensations.

Enjoy ongoing free entertainment at the Wellington Amphitheater with live concerts, movie nights and local singers.  Our Thursday night “Food Truck Invasion” continues this month with live music at each event. View the schedule on our website wellingtonfl.gov for more details on all of the February events.

The Annual Tribute Music & Food Truck Festival returns to the Wellington Amphitheater this month, with two weekends full of food trucks, and music by some of the best tribute bands in all of South Florida. The Festival is scheduled Thursday through Saturday, February 14th through 16th and February 21st through 23rd, with approximately 10 to 15 food trucks attending each event from 5:00 pm to 9:30 pm, and concerts starting at 7:00 pm. All events are FREE to attend.

I look forward to seeing you all around the Village this month, enjoying all that our Great Hometown has to offer. 

CaptiveOne sponsors the Vinceremos Special Olympics Team

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CaptiveOne sponsors the Vinceremos Special Olympics Team

CaptiveOne sponsors the Vinceremos Special Olympics Team

[Wellington, FL, February 1st, 2019] “CaptiveOne is proud to announce that it is providing complete riding outfits for the 15 riders of the Vinceremos Special Olympics team,” Laura Southard, CaptiveOne’s Brand Ambassador, announced at Friday’s 32nd annual Vinceremos Dinner and Benefit Auction. 

Ruth Menor, the founder of Vinceremos and coach of their Special Olympics team, was elated to receive the “Competition Scholarships.” CaptiveOne is teaming up with EC Pro (@echicpro), an equestrian fashion store, to supply the team with branded team show jackets, competition shirts, and breeches.

“This is the most creative and meaningful donation any one of our sponsors has ever come up with,” Menor told the 440 gathered supporters at the pavilion of the International Polo Club. 

“In the past, our Special Olympics team has competed in outfits that didn’t match,” explained Susan Guinan, Chief Operating Officer at the Vinceremos Therapeutic Riding Center. Of course, Vinceremos is infinitely grateful for each and every contribution. “Special Olympians are often seen as individuals with disabilities trying to compete in a sport. But they are athletes; they practice and prepare for competition with the same heart and discipline as all Olympians.”

“Being a part of a team builds pride in each member, each other and those that support them, they have a responsibility to each other,” explained Guinan.

“The uniform serves as a visual reminder to all of that dedication and respect. Vinceremos is grateful that CaptiveOne recognizes the commitment of these special equestrians through the generous donation of team jackets.”

Vinceremos serves children and veterans with developmental, physical and psychological disabilities in its dynamic stable environment. In 2018, the charity taught 5,900 lessons, and their volunteers spent 21,000 hours serving their community. 

Wayne Jenkins, the founder of CaptiveOne Advisors and a longtime Wellington resident, told Guinan “I am thrilled to support Vinceremos. You are doing such amazing work right in my hometown community.”

CaptiveOne’s partner, EC Pro, will host “Vinceremos Days” at the Adequan Global Dressage Festival on February 8th and the Winter Equestrian Festival on March 23rd with a portion of net profits going to Vinceremos.

D-Railed at Village Music’s Beatles on the Block Event

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D-Railed at Village Music’s Beatles on the Block Event

Come Together by the Beatles


On February 2nd, 2019, Village Music & Cafe in Wellington, FL celebrated the Beatles – all day and well into the night. With multiple bands playing all Beatles’ hits, it was a great day. The festivities also included a book signing by Daniel Hartwell with his book “Saint John Lennon.” Raffle tickets were sold to support Village Music’s favorite charity A Spring of Hope, which builds wells for those in need in South Africa. For more upcoming Village Music events, visit VillageMusicWellington.com.

The Palm Beach Post Sunday On The Waterfront: “The Valerie Tyson Band” 

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The Palm Beach Post Sunday On The Waterfront: “The Valerie Tyson Band” 

THE PALM BEACH POST SUNDAY ON THE WATERFRONT
Sunday, March 24, 2019 *** PLEASE NOTE: While normally on the third Sunday of the month, this Sunday on the Waterfront is taking place on the fourth Sunday of the month ***
4 – 7 p.m. FREE | Currie Park, 2400 N Flagler Drive 33407 (Please note address – this is not at the regular location)

“The Valerie Tyson Band” (R&B/Top 40/Variety) www.valerietysonband.com

The Valerie Tyson Band is a soulful and electrifying band, that performs classic and modern music. The band specializes in today’s Top 40 hits, jazz, classic rock, R&B, and reggae and is known to keep the party rocking and the dance floor packed.

Guests are encouraged to bring blankets and lawn chairs to this outdoor event. 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.

***activities are subject to change and cancellation***

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