Jupiter Magazine January 2026

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CONTENTS JUPITER | JANUARY 2026

Features 62 TOY STORY Nicole Newsted’s art celebrates the joy of things we never outgrow

By Paige Bowers

68 BROADWAY, BABY Actor Kevin William Paul steps into the spotlight

By Valerie Staggs

74 STATE OF THE ART Neutrals take on sculptural new shapes in these wearable works of art

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CONTENTS JUPITER | JANUARY 2026

DEPARTMENTS 16 18 20

FROM THE EDITOR FROM THE PUBLISHER CLICK AND CONNECT

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What’s new at jupitermag.com

THE CURRENT 25

FIRST LOOK Embrace whimsy at the Art Colony in Jensen Beach

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IN THE KNOW All things maritime at the Stuart Boat Show, Jupiter residents reenact an historic battle, the Maltz Jupiter Theatre celebrates a new opening, plus two ways to get creative this month

Q&A

TRACEY BENSON

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Teen playwright Ian Hodges takes on gun violence

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SPOTLIGHT A new film paints a picture of Florida’s famed Highwaymen

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THRIVE Pro tips for tackling clutter and staying organized

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CHARACTER Musician Riley Burke’s songs tell the story of her life

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SHOP LOCAL Try something new in the spirit of National Hobby Month

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THE STYLE FILE Zip into Zoë in Palm Beach Gardens

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SCOUTED Our picks for a darling day in downtown Stuart

EXPLORE 53

HOT SPOT Fishing and fun at the Juno Beach Pier

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OFF THE CHARTS New catch-and-release rules for red snapper anglers

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GETAWAYS Cruising goes colossal on the MSC World America

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STAYCATIONS Fort Lauderdale’s iconic Pier 66 is reimagined

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DAYTRIPS Soak up Miami’s most immersive art experiences

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HABITAT 83

VIGNETTE VIBES Blue hues set the scene for coastal charm

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BY DESIGN A designer feathers her own nest

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MOVERS & MAKERS Seven things Dianne Davant is loving now

TASTE 115 LOVE AT FIRST SIP The Double Trouble smoked old-fashioned at Stuart’s The Waterfront

116 TASTE TEST Mood serves up plant-based bites in Tequesta

116 HAPPY HOUR COURTESY OF SPRITZ CITY BISTRO

Dine on the deck at Paradise Tavern in North Palm Beach

118 FLAVOR PROFILE Raise a toast to National Bloody Mary Day with four local takes on everyone’s favorite boozy brunch beverage

119 RISE AND SHINE Start your morning right at The Hutch

120 COCKTAIL CONFIDENTIAL The making of a mocktail at Stuart’s Spritz City Bistro

121 LOCAL DINING GUIDE

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Hidden gems, hot tables, and every place in between

129 HOT SHOTS Pics and poses from our favorite community events

135 CALENDAR

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COVER Nicole Newsted, photographed

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Photographer: Benjamin Rusnak

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NEW YEAR, NEW VENUE EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED

JANUARY 25 An Evening With James Patterson & Mike Lupica

FEBRUARY 7 Matthew Morrison: Rhythms & Revelations

FEBRUARY 10 Pilobolus Modern Dance Company

FEBRUARY 11 The Sixties Show 2026 North American Tour

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EDITOR’S NOTE

The Art of Reinvention

STEVEN MARTINE

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ere, at the very start of 2026, we get the opportunity to make the best of what lies ahead. Our January issue of Jupiter Magazine celebrates Art & Culture— which seems fitting at this moment in time, because when it comes down to it, both art and life are constant exercises in transformation and reinvention.

That kind of forward momentum doesn’t mean erasing the past. At least for me, it’s more about honoring what has come before while daring to explore what’s possible.

When it comes to Jupiter Magazine, 2026 marks an exciting evolution. We’re embracing new voices and expanding our creative vision—and our pages. Our new department, The Current, aims to keep you up-to-date on goings on throughout northern Palm Beach County while introducing you to local folks with stories to tell. Here, you’ll also find several new recurring pages, including Thrive (pro tips from experts in health, wellness, and fine living), The Style File (fashion finds from local boutiques curated by columnist Emily Pantelides), and Scouted (my own editor’s picks for spots to explore and trends to try).

In our new Explore department, you’ll find our favorite travel destinations in Getaways and Staycations, plus Daytrips—a new page dedicated to drivable attractions you can visit without the need for an overnight stay. Thanks to the success of our recent Home & Design issue, we’ve launched Habitat—a department dedicated to everything divine in home design. And don’t miss our newly elevated food section—rebranded as Taste—to take a deep (and delicious) dive into our local food and beverage offerings with food writer Bob Higginbotham.

I hope you’re as excited about these steps toward reinvention as I am; I invite you to think of this January issue in the same way the entire Jupiter Magazine team sees it: our first brushstroke on a fresh canvas, bold in color, rich in texture, and intentionally layered. Here’s to a year of creativity, curiosity, and courageous transformation—for Jupiter Magazine, and for each of us.

Cheers to the New Year,

BEHIND THE SCENES Kristen Desmond LeFevre Editor in Chief

TOYBOX TALENT Our photo shoot with artist Nicole Newsted may look like child’s play—but I assure you we were hard at work! Art director Craig Cottrell, photographer Benjamin Rusnak, and I got to take a trip to the toybox inside Newsted’s colorful Tequesta art studio—where plush pals, bold colors, and serious joy reign supreme. Turn to page 62 for writer Paige Bowers’ feature profile, “Toy Story” and see how it all came together.

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PUBLISHER’S NOTE

WELCOME TO 2026

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TRACEY BENSON

appy New Year! As we turn the page into a brand-new year, I am filled with a deep sense of gratitude—for our readers, our neighbors, and the vibrant community that continues to shape the heart of northern Palm Beach County. A new year always brings a special kind of energy; it’s a moment to celebrate how far we’ve come and to look ahead with optimism for what’s next. We are fortunate to live in an area with pristine beaches, an amazing small-business scene, and a community built on growth, connection, and a shared commitment to living well.

In the months ahead, the mission of Jupiter Magazine remains the same: to spotlight the people, stories, and businesses that make our community exceptional. From the innovators and local leaders shaping our future to the businesses that infuse our daily lives with character and quality, we are proud to share their voices and champion their work!

Take time to peruse our featured advertising sections this month, including our Ask the Expert profiles (following page 80) and our Arts & Entertainment special section (following page 112).

And, of course, in every issue we offer our Home Resource Guide (page 87), our Luxury Home Real Estate roundup (page 95), and our Local Dining Guide (page 121). Want to see your business in one of these sections (or in an ad elsewhere in the magazine)? Contact me with any interest or questions about how we can partner to achieve your marketing goals.

Thank you for welcoming us into your homes and routines month after month, and for your continued trust, your readership, and your support for the community we all cherish. Here’s to a new year filled with prosperity, clarity, health, and moments shared with friends and family I hope to see you around town or at the various events Jupiter Magazine sponsors and supports!

Warmest wishes for a bright and inspiring 2026,

Tanya Lorigan Publisher tlorigan@palmbeachmedia.com @tanyapublisher

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Rocky Retrospective When it comes to cinematic icons, few are as instantly recognizable as Sylvester Stallone. Before he became a household name for his work in film—with his breakthrough role in the Rocky franchise—Stallone was immersed in the world of painting, using color, gesture, and abstraction to channel his inner landscape. This month, Provident Fine Art unveils his first major U.S. retrospective, “Sylvester Stallone: Evolution.” Running January 28 through February 1 at Art Palm Beach, the exhibition marks the inaugural occasion that works from all six decades of Stallone’s artistic journey will be shown together—from the dreamlike, surrealist pieces he created in the 1960s and ’70s to his more recent explorations of realism. Grab tickets and plan your visit at jupitermag.com/artpalmbeach.

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THE CURRENT

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FIRST LOOK

STEVEN MARTINE

Pigment of Your Imagination Tucked away on charming Maple Street, the Art Colony in downtown Jensen Beach is a whimsical treasure waiting to be explored. A stroll through its row of pastel-painted cottages reveals artists at work, transforming canvas, clay, metal, and more into vibrant masterpieces. (discovermartin.com/directory/ jensen-beach-art-cottages) –Kristen Desmond LeFevre

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ANCHORS AWEIGH

This 300 year old oak tree, dubbed the “Tree of Tears,” sits atop a burial mound that is said to be the place where many Seminoles were buried after the Battle of Loxahatchee..

Visitors to the Stuart Boat Show will be able to take select boats out for a sea trial. Those preferring to stay on the docks can enjoy tastings, shopping, and more.

exhibitors showing off everything from the latest marine gadgets and boating accessories to tackle and fishing gear, and even clothing.

Edwards says the show isn’t just for boaters. “We have liquor tastings,” she says. “Plus we have nautical items, patio furniture, and other decor items to shop.”

Serious boat shoppers can also take a boat for a spin. “We are one of the only shows left that does active sea trials. Attendees can get on the boats and actually drive those boats during the show.” (stuartboatshow.com) —Valerie Staggs

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n January 24, 1838, Major General Thomas S. Jesup of the United States Army met 300 Seminoles on the banks of the Loxahatchee River in the last standing battle of the Second Seminole War. One hundred and eightyseven years to the day later, the battle will be reenacted at Loxahatchee Battlefield Park in Jupiter.

Attendees can visit an authentic replica of the soldiers’ camp, see rifle and cannon demonstrations, shop crafts from vendor booths, and enjoy food trucks and bluegrass music. Seminole fight groups— composed of both men and women—will

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he Stuart Boat Show celebrates its fifty-second year as the largest boat show on Florida’s Treasure Coast. Taking place January 16–18 along the St. Lucie River waterfront in Stuart, the show will feature more than 150 boats from all over the world—ranging in length from 12 feet to 90 feet and including motor yachts, cruisers, center consoles, speedboats, sport fishing boats, and pontoons.

“People like the hometown feel of the show,” says Cassidy Edwards, marketing manager for All Sports Productions, the show’s organizer.

This year, attendees can expect to see new sponsors from the local community, with

put on demonstrations of the tribe’s proud heritage as warriors.

“The Seminoles are a matriarchal society, so women would not have just sat back during a battle,” says Glen Bakels, liaison to the indigenous tribes for the Loxahatchee Battlefield Preservationists.

“I always enjoy that part of the event.”

The reenactment of the battle draws people locally and even folks from outside Florida. “Descendants of those who walked the Trail of Tears come from Oklahoma for this event,” Bakel says.

“We make sure we represent their story.” (loxahatcheebattlefield.com) —V.S.

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lasses at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre’s new Goldner Conservatory at the Roe Green Education Center are now underway, giving students the unique opportunity to hone their artistic talents alongside professionals.

The 8,500-square-foot facility is located directly across from the rehearsal studios where industry professionals craft productions for the MainStage Theatre.

The center offers something for everyone—from tiny dancers in tutus to grown-ups learning a scene. A full schedule of classes is available, including a mix of traditional offerings like dance, acting, and vocal classes

as well as new opportunities to learn specialties like podcast production, tech design, and audio engineering.

Maltz Jupiter Theatre’s producing artistic director and chief executive, Andrew Kato, says the new facility will allow the theater to serve more members of the community than ever before.

“We’ve been dreaming of this space for so long,” Kato says. “This isn’t just a new space in our building; it’s a transformational leap forward.” (jupitertheatre.org/goldner-conservatory) —V.S.

The Goldner Conservatory at the Roe Green Education Center gives the Maltz Jupiter Theatre a new way to reach budding artists of all ages who are looking to learn something new.

TWO TO TRY

Looking for a new artsy angle to your extracurriculars? Here are two of our favorite spots to get your creative juices flowing. –V.S.

COURTESY OF BRUSHSTROKES AND MORE

MAKE FASHION YOUR PASSION At Jupiter’s Brushstrokes and More, owner Jackie Gaines encourages kids to express themselves beyond an art canvas. Her after-school and homeschool classes teach kids to make art out of hats, bags, T-shirts, shoes, jewelry, and more. “I’m trying to get kids to think outside the box,” says Gaines, who also teaches classes in mosaics, finger painting, pencil drawing, and 3D pen creations. This month, Gaines says, they’ll host a Love My Movie Characters series that invites kids to create to wearables inspired by their favorite movies. They can also learn the art of crochet and weaving to make their own scarf, hat, or yarn jewelry for those few-and-far-between winter Florida days. Gaines, who is celebrating 20 years of teaching art at Brushstrokes and More, points to a picture of a smiling boy holding a wallet crafted from duct tape. “I just love being here,” she says. (bsamllc.com)

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GET ON BOARD Craft a stunning charcuterie board for your next gettogether at Stuart Ceramics.

Several times a month, owner Debra Eby and art teacher Antoinette Franzese team up to show students how to mix, pour, heat, and flow resin onto wood boards. Eby says she wanted to give people something they could make and take home the next day.

“Especially for people coming from out of town, they don’t have time to wait for something to dry,” she notes. “They make their board, and it’s ready for pick-up the next day.” Eby also teaches clay sculpting on a pottery wheel, and offers a walk-in painting studio where guests can choose from a variety of ready-to-paint ceramics. “We have a lot of different rooms and a party area for private parties. It’s cozy,” says Eby, who adds there’s an unexpected bonus: “We are also next to Terra Fermata, so people can sit out at our tiki hut in the back and listen to the live music from nextdoor.” (stuartceramics.com)

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HOBE SOUND TEEN IAN HODGES TAKES THE TOP PRIZE FOR HIS ORIGINAL PLAY ABOUT GUN VIOLENCE

BY VALERIE STAGGS

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he Grim Reaper sits down for a television interview about his new book, Nobody Cares About Death. “Why release the book now?” asks the host.

“I’ve been doing this job since the beginning of time,” replies the Grim Reaper. “In the past few decades, I’ve become busier. Much busier.”

TI NE It’s part of a scene written by Ian Hodges, 17, in his play, Nobody Cares About Death. One of hundreds of plays submitted by teens as part of the annual Enough!

Plays to End Gun Violence competition, Hodges’ work was selected as one of six winners out of 127 submissions from 28 states. On October 6, all six plays were performed in 70 theaters in three countries.

Locally, the plays were performed at StarStruck Academy & Theatre in Stuart. The competition—which began in 2019—creates an opportunity for teens to write about gun violence in the hopes of sparking critical conversations and inspiring meaningful action.

It’s an issue Hodges thinks deserves more attention. We caught up with him to find out how he hopes his play will do just that.

stitute teacher, and she didn’t understand the active shooter drill process. While I was closing the blinds and turning out the lights, she and the rest of the students left me behind and went to the designated safe space. I didn’t realize it wasn’t real, so there was a definite element of panic and thinking “Oh God, this could happen to me.”

Q: How did you come up with the idea for your play?

A: I had been playing around with the idea of the Grim Reaper being

a character in the play, but I couldn’t figure out how I could get his opinions across. I started to wonder what if I made it so that Death has written a book. My plot was born.

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Q: What sparked your interest in the issue of gun violence?

A: There was an incident at my elementary school. We had a sub-

Q: What was the process for producing the play?

A: We did workshops with a playwriting teacher in New York and the

other playwrights. It was incredible to get feedback from teenagers and talk with each other about our thoughts and suggestions.

Q: What was it like to see your play performed?

A: I am still getting videos from the theaters. It is incredible getting to

see all the different interpretations of the same exact play. Not a single one of them was wrong. One of them even changed the gender of one of the characters, and it worked.

Q: What message do you hope people take away after seeing your play?

A: My main theme for the whole play is that we live in such a culture

of apathy that we just don’t care, thus the name of the play. It has a double meaning. Nobody cares about Death, the character, but also nobody cares about dying—so long as they aren’t the one doing it. If people take anything away, I hope that it’s for them to be aware that they have to care. (instagram.com/ianhodges.write.333; instagram. com/enoughplaysproject) ❖

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Actor Kelvin Hair II plays his grandfather—Highwayman artist Alfred Hair—in Legends of the Highway.

SPOTLIGHT

THE HIGH ROAD

A NEW FILM PAYS CINEMATIC HOMAGE TO FORT PIERCE’S PIONEERING BLACK ARTISTS

BY KRISTEN DESMOND LEFEVRE

A COURTESY OF ROGER LIGHTLE

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salty breeze ripples through sawgrass; pastel skies stretch over a marsh and its shoreline. It’s a quintessential Old Florida scene. But in the new film Legends of the Highway, it’s the very canvas on which a quiet art revolution played out right here in South Florida.

The film tells the powerful story of the Florida Highwaymen. Beginning in the 1950s, this collective of self-taught Black artists painted local landscapes and forged their own path in a segregated world.

The movie follows eight of the original 26 Highwaymen. Among them: Alfred Hair and Harold Newton (two of the movement’s visionaries) as well as Mary Ann Carroll (the only woman in the group), and A.E. “Beanie” Backus (a white landscape painter from Fort Pierce who, despite the era’s racial barriers, helped guide both Hair and Newton).

Often working on inexpensive upson board or Masonite instead of more costly canvas, the Highwaymen painted dozens of scenes each day using fast, expressive brushwork. Their imagery—palm trees

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LEFT: Through rotating exhibits and an annual “Highwaymen Celebration,” Fort Pierce’s A.E. Backus Museum and Gallery celebrates the Highwaymen’s artistic innovation and social history.

against blazing sunsets, calm marshes under moonlight, rivers reflecting golden skies— became emblems of both the natural beauty of Florida and the bold entrepreneurial spirit of the artists who painted them. Denied access to segregated art galleries, they turned to the open road to sell their paintings for about $25 apiece. Today, their highly collectible works are frequently sold at auction for several thousand dollars each.

Actor Kelvin Hair II plays his grandfather, Alfred Hair. “It was a dream come true to tell his story and the story of his group. They overcame so much to make their art,” Hair II says. “Even as an artist today you want your art to be seen. Their story gives me the drive to keep going.”

For director and screenwriter Marquand Ragland, the notion of the Highwaymen being self-taught artists resonated deeply.

“I wanted people to see that even though

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See the Highwaymen’s paintings firsthand at one of two museums in Fort Pierce: these people were self-taught, and they built a legacy that is so powerful. As a self-taught filmmaker, their story is extra meaningful to me.”

Through Ragland’s lens, the film reveals how adversity shaped the Highwaymen’s resolve as artists operating in Jim Crow–era Florida. Galleries and institutions shut them out. The open road could be dangerous.

Yet, they found a way not only to survive but to thrive, building a business, a community, and a lasting cultural legacy. Now, 70 years later, their story is available to view on a variety of streaming services (at press time, available on Amazon Prime Video and Fandango at Home), plus DVD. “These artists painted their way to freedom,” Ragland says. “I’m proud to share their stories and celebrate their successes with a wider audience.” (maverickentertainment. cc/movies/legends-of-the-highway) ❖

A.E. Backus Museum and Gallery Once known as the Fort Pierce Art Gallery, today’s A.E. Backus Museum & Gallery was modeled after the artist’s Old Studio on the north bank of Moore’s Creek. The museum contains the largest public collection of paintings by Backus, and is dedicated to presenting and collecting his works and works by the original Florida Highwaymen. (backusmuseum.org)

Florida Highwaymen Museum Renovations are nearing completion on the historic building that will house a new Florida Highwaymen Museum. Slated to open this year, the museum plans to house one original work from each of the 26 firstgeneration Highwaymen. (cityoffortpierce. com/1147/highwaymen-museum)

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NEATER YOU Pro tips for tackling clutter and staying organized all year long

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people, ‘When was the last time a contractor showed up to fix your bathroom without caulk?’”

If this all sounds great—but in reality you’re the type of person who pines over parting with things—Davidson has a strategy for you. “If people are not ready to let go of things, we bin those things and hold them somewhere,” she says. “My rule is this: if you haven’t touched it in six months, it’s probably time to let it go.”

Once your home is clutter-free and organized, Davidson says that staying organized won’t just come naturally.

Instead, it requires the right systems to be put in place. “You have to have categories and labels. That is the key to any sustainable system,” says Davidson, adding that categorizing by color can be a strong strategy. She encourages people to invest in a label maker and put labels on drawers, cupboards, and shelves to identify what goes where. “It just helps everyone in the home to know where things go.”

That kind of everything-in-its-place system can lead to real peace of mind, Davidson notes. “People are constantly writing me and saying that clearing the clutter has done so much for their mental health. In a small way—by not having so much mess around and giving people systems to keep them more efficient—we help people with issues like stress and anxiety.” (neatmethod.com/ locations/fl/jupiter) ❖

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“I call these stadium seating for cans,” says Davidson.

“They keep things in eyesight.” 2. TURNTABLES/LAZY SUSANS: Maximize cabinet spaces with these rotating platforms and get easy access to food, supplies, and personal products. 3. DRAWER INSERTS: Corral loose items in junk drawers and other cluttered drawers. “This is the best facelift for any drawer,” says Davidson. 4. DRAWER DIVIDERS: Create boundaries in any drawer to keep food, utensils, clothing, and more in their place. 5. LABELS: Ensure things go back where they belong. “If you can read, you can put it away,” Davidson counsels.

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Davidson admits that she encounters some repeat pitfalls that customers make. Luckily, she also has sage advice for folks trying to get organized and avoid those pitfalls. First, she says: think small. “Start with one drawer,” Davidson advises. “Maybe just go through your sock drawer and make sure you have all matching socks.” Then, create categories and focus on one at a time. “Rather than tackle your whole closet, start with your jeans,” she says. “Do they still fit? Are they still in style?” If the answer is “no,” Davidson advises to donate or consign them to make room for the jeans that are still the right size and look.

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FOR JUPITER NATIVE RILEY BURKE, THE BOUNCE OF THE BALL AND THE PULSE OF THE BEAT ARE JUST TWO SIDES OF THE SAME RHYTHM

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Riley Burke in her recent Dare to Be Present show at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre.

Three years later, Burke would share her own stories on her 2024 debut release Reconfiguration, an album she describes as “a coming of age reckoning with a bunch of things in my twenties.”

This past October, she was part of a series showcasing emerging musical talent at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre. Burke recruited local musicians to play with her in a 10-piece band. Jupiter Music, Jupiter Academy of Music, and the Palm Beach Symphony all pitched to find talent. “I had these seasoned musicians who rallied around me,” says Burke. “It was so meaningful and magical and spoke to the nature of Jupiter. I felt very connected to the community where I grew up.”

Burke’s show, titled Dare to Be Present, featured songs from her debut record and stories from her life. “A huge theme of the album is how do we get out of our own way and deal with our trauma and become embodied,” she says. “I think the task of being human is being present.”

Burke is now based in New York City but maintains ties locally through serving on the board of Grace Notes Music Foundation, a nonprofit organization that brings music education to underserved youth and people with disabilities in Palm Beach County. She continues to develop the show, play music, and make new stories.

“There’s a time for living and there’s a time for making art, and in order to make art you have to be part of the world,” says Burke.

Not surprisingly, basketball is still part of her world. She is currently coaching a high school basketball team. (rileyburke.co) ❖

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upiter native Riley Burke, 30, fully intends to be an EGOT winner. Considering only 21 people hold the distinction of winning an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony, Burke has big ambitions. Still, with an impressive history of achievements, the sky’s the limit for this local artist.

As a child, Burke excelled at two different talents: music and basketball.

“At 6 years old, I had a friend who was taking violin lessons,” says Burke. “I told my mom, ‘I want to do that.’” At the same age, she discovered basketball. Burke pursued both passions through grade school and at Bak Middle School of the Arts, studying the Suzuki violin method and playing sports. “In eighth grade, I got the award for Best Student Athlete,” she says.

She went to The Benjamin School so she could play high school basketball and continue playing music. Her English teacher invited her to join his student-teacher rock band called The Perry Feyk Project. “He put a Bruce Springsteen chart in front of me and told me to play. That expanded everything for me,” she says.

Burke graduated as valedictorian and was recruited to play basketball at Columbia University. She had mixed feelings. “Part of me knew I was done, but it was my lifelong dream to play college basketball.” Her freshman year was a struggle. “I ended up quitting mid-season, so I never set foot on a college basketball court during a game. It was a shattering exit, but it gave me permission to pursue my arts career.”

With her future now clear, Burke started composing music. “That English teacher in high school unlocked some composer instincts and, in college, music just started spilling out of me.” It was the beginning of what would evolve into her first album.

Burke graduated from Columbia University in 2018 and eventually went on to earn a master’s degree in film scoring at New York University in 2021. “It was an incubation period,” says Burke. “It really goes back to storytelling.”

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THE CURRENT BIRD’S-EYE VIEW Hobby: Bird Watching

Keep Looking Up: Your Guide to the Powerful Healing of Birdwatching ($12), B Boutique, Stuart and Nocs Provisions 8x25 binoculars ($99), Dick’s Sporting Goods, Jensen Beach.

Touch grass and tap into mindfulness with this hobby that you can do (literally) in your own backyard.

Power up your pursuit by joining events at local Audubon organizations in Martin County (audubonofmartincounty. org) and Palm Beach County (auduboneverglades.org).

KNOTTY BUT NICE Hobby: Knitting

Knitting and crocheting classes (prices vary), Happy Place Yarns, Jupiter. The calming, repetitive motions of knitting can induce a meditative state—reducing stress and anxiety. Select your yarn and sign up for a class, or just chill and knit with new friends at Happy Place Yarns’ community creative table.

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THE WRITE STUFF Hobby: Journaling

Sweet Water Decor’s You Got This Journal ($22) and Go for It pen set ($20 for set of 3), Styled Jupiter, Jupiter.

Set your goals for 2026 and track your progress in a chic journal to nurture self-awareness and spark creativity—offering a grounding, reflective hobby that supports personal growth and a mindful, intentional year ahead.

BORN AND BREAD Hobby: Sourdough

Beginner’s sourdough breadmaking class ($70), Living Well with Mandy, Palm Beach Gardens.

The sourdough frenzy fueled by the COVID-19 pandemic is far from over.

Learn how to activate your starter and your addiction to the therapeutic process of making sourdough with classes taught by certified health coach Mandy Clark.

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GAME ON Hobby: Backgammon

Printworks lacquered backgammon set ($166), Matilda’s, Stuart.

Exercise your cognitive prowess with the memory and strategic thinking associated with backgammon, a game of both luck and strategy that dates back approximately 5,000 years to ancient Mesopotamia.

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Don’t miss the sartorial selections at Zoë.

Everything—including my picks this month—is a limited run. Once it sells out, it’s gone! (instagram.com/epantelides)

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Dressed for Success Cala De La Cruz Anita knit maxi dress ($695) I couldn’t say no to this dress. I love the vertical stripes (so much more flattering than horizontal) and the styling possibilities are endless. Add a great belt with some chunky earrings and you’ve got a totally magnifique look.

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Dynamic Duo Alémais Michelle mini dress ($550), Desert beaded mini barrel bag ($590) Alémais always answers in a maximalist way. My heart skipped a beat when I saw this dress and bag together.

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eet your new favorite fashion spot: Zoë. Set in the newly renovated Downtown Palm Beach Gardens, this chic boutique’s vibe is high-end casual. Think: Jennifer Aniston meets Hailey Bieber. Clean, chic neutrals that look effortless but are very intentionally curated. The brands are exclusive to the store, and you won’t find them anywhere else or on anybody else. From DÔEN (famous for those silky lace shorts), to cool girl essentials from Posse, plus minimalist tailoring from St. Agni, SIR, and more. But what really makes this boutique unique is owner Nasheema Travaglini. She’s a former stylist who has worked with covetable brands from Prada to Zac Posen. When you walk into her store, you’re not just shopping, you’re getting a wardrobe curated by a top stylist. It’s a total win-win. (shopzoeonline.com) ❖

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Luxe Layering Guest in Residence Grizzly Frankie jacket ($895) From Gigi Hadid’s clothing line, this jacket is neutral perfection. Style it with some great jeans or taupe leather leggings.

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THE CURRENT CUTE CUPPA Gilbert’s Coffee Bar

Sipping on something sweet while watching the sunrise over the St. Lucie River? Yes, please.

This coffee shop’s flagship location at Sunset Bay Marina is the perfect place to start the day. Coffee fans rejoice: Gilbert’s serves up brews from Wells Coffee Company, an award-winning roaster in Fort Lauderdale. For chocolate vibes with a kick, don’t miss the Mexican Mocha, made with chipotle and ancho chiles. If smoothies are more your speed, try the Sunset Bay—a blend of with strawberries, mango, pitaya, banana, coconut water, local honey, and chia seed—and thank us later. (gilbertscoffeebar.com)

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Darlings EDITOR’S PICKS FOR OUR FIVE FAVORITE FINDS IN DOWNTOWN STUART

BY KRISTEN DESMOND LEFEVRE

SPIRITED AWAY The Psychic and the Genie

MARKET MOVES Market on Main

Previously known as the Stuart Green Market, the renamed Market on Main hosts local farmers, artists, crafters, and other makers held every Sunday at Flagler Park along the St. Lucie River. Locally grown produce? Check. Herbs to heal any ailment? Check.

Add in offerings like plants and fresh-cut flowers, grass-fed beef, locally raised poultry, eggs and cheeses, homemade pickles and sauces, baked goods, soaps, candles, skin care, leather goods, jewelry, and art and you’ve got a one-stop shop that celebrates and supports local businesses.

On the third Sunday of each month, check out the Kids Market to meet vendors under the age of 16 showcasing their wares while vying for a coveted spot as the Business Development Board of Martin County’s Youth Entrepreneur of the Year. (stuartmainstreet.org/events/market-on-main)

STEP INTO PREP Snappy Turtle

Sometimes you just need to see things in a new light. Stop into this groovy metaphysical boutique offering healing stones and crystals, candles, essential oils, books, cards, and more—spanning a host of cultures and faiths. The highlight here is psychic medium Chris Johansen— who uses his impressive gifts and intuition to offer guided insight into what the universe has in store for you. From psychic and tarot readings to meditation and reiki circles to chakra and aura analysis, if you’ve ever been curious about the metaphysical realm, this is the place to check it out. (psychicnthegenie.com)

Founded by Carole Harvey and her daughters Caroline Miller and Meredith McLaughlin, this boutique’s signature “preppy with a twist” vibe offers a kaleidoscope of colorful dresses, resort wear, accessories, home furnishings, and more in a range of styles from Palm Beach prep to Boho chic. Dedicated store aficionados (known as Snappettes) are rumored to buy in bulk at the start of each season (especially from the line of block-printed Mary Marshmallow dresses) plus other happy, snappy offerings. (snappy-turtle.com)

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THROWING SHADE Solare Sunglasses

Friends, it’s Florida. The Sunshine State.

That means we can never have too many pairs of sunglasses (no matter what your bank account says). For the most stylish finds around, head to Solare. Whether you’re a Prada princess, an Alexander McQueen queen, a Costa salty sporto (or somewhere in between), there’s a pair to cover you, and then some. (solaresunglasses.com

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at PGA Commons PGA Commons Art & Dining District: Where Art, Culture, and Cuisine Come to Life

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tep into a vibrant world of art, culture, and cuisine at PGA Commons Art & Dining District. Located in the heart of Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., the dynamic city block is home to a diverse selection of bestin-class restaurants, exquisite art galleries, stylish retailers, and a range of beauty, health, and financial services.

Discover the realm of artistry with three distinctly different, world-class art galleries. At Native Visions Galleries, shop paintings, sculptures, and wood carvings dedicated to capturing wildlife and nature. Browse Onessimo Fine Art and explore the gallery’s large selection of paintings, master prints multimedia, sculptures, and more. Studio E Gallery welcomes guests to a world of threedimensional sculptures and contemporary art, showcasing global talents.

Taste global flavors at PGA Commons’ array of inviting and unique restaurants. The award-winning Kabuki Sushi Thai Tapas serves Japanese and Thai cuisine within a stunning, modern eatery. Pair bold, Mexican flavors with handcrafted margaritas at Rocco’s Tacos & Tequila Bar. A locally owned dining destination, Prosecco Café invites guests on a culinary journey of fresh, Mediterranean flavors. Delight in comforting classics at Prezzo Italian Restaurant & Bar, where wood-fired pizzas, handcrafted pastas, and timeless entrées take center stage. Savor the freshest local seafood and fine dining service at Spotos Fish & Oyster. Experience farm-to-table freshness with eclectic, New American fare at The Cooper Craft Kitchen & Bar. A variety of retail destinations are just steps away. Indulge in a selection of the world’s finest cigars at E&E Cigars. At Relax The Back, shop premier products that relieve and prevent back pain, and promote overall wellness.

Keep up with the latest trends and refresh your wardrobe with a selection of purses, clothing, and jewelry at Shoes ‘N’ More. You don’t have to travel far for the perfectly tailored suit. With more than 30 years of experience, Tux Shop Palm Beach focuses on comprehensive services, including sales, rentals, and custom tailoring, offered by appointment only to ensure a truly personalized experience.

Prioritize self-care with an array of beauty, health, and wellness services.

Stop in for a quick blowout before dinner at Blowtox Premier Hair Salon, or relax with a manicure and pedicure at Polished Nail Spa. Discover advanced cosmetic treatments and services at Ashley Swain Permanent Makeup & Medspa. Find love with award-winning matchmaking professionals at Revolution Dating. Receive access to Florida’s leading academic health system with Tampa General Hospital Concierge Health, offering personalized care plans and same-day appointments.

PGA Commons is also home to leading financial institutions specializing in wealth management, residential mortgages, and personal banking. Trust the personable and secure financial services available with City National Bank of Florida, the state’s leading community bank. iThink Financial, one of the nation’s leading credit unions, delivers exceptional service that leaves you confident in your financial future.

Make PGA Commons Art & Dining District your go-to destination for culture, cuisine, and connection.

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Explore Fresh, Inspired Cuisine at PGA Commons Arts & Dining District THE COOPER CRAFT KITCHEN & BAR

Experience farm-to-table freshness with eclectic, New American fare. Pair your meal with handcrafted cocktails in our inviting dining room or on the patio.

SPOTOS FISH & OYSTER

Savor the best of South Florida’s seafood scene at Spotos Fish & Oyster. Using freshly sourced cuisine, the upscale restaurant takes guests on a remarkable culinary journey.

ROCCO’S TACOS & TEQUILA BAR

Pair bold, Mexican flavors with handcrafted margaritas and tableside guacamole.

Rocco’s vibrant atmosphere makes it a perfect go-to spot for lunch, dinner, weekend brunch, or late-night bites.

PROSECCO CAFÉ

A locally owned dining destination, Prosecco Café showcases Mediterranean-inspired flavors. Its no-fry, no-preservative kitchen highlights its fresh, high-quality ingredients.

PREZZO ITALIAN RESTAURANT & BAR

Delight in comforting classics at Prezzo Italian Restaurant & Bar, where wood-fired pizzas, handcrafted pastas, and timeless entrées take center stage.

KABUKI SUSHI THAI TAPAS

Taste the difference in Asian cuisine at this award-winning Thai and Japanese restaurant. With a stunning, modern dining room and sushi bar, enjoy an expansive selection of innovative dishes.

5100 PGA Boulevard | Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418 | 561.630.8630 | pgacommons.com |

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A dynamic city block of art, culture, and cuisine. Three distinctly different galleries, public art displays, and an eclectic mix of restaurants make PGA Commons the art and soul of the community.

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Native Visions Galleries Onessimo Fine Art Studio E Gallery

DINING

Kabuki Sushi Thai Tapas Panera Bread Prezzo Prosecco Café Rocco’s Tacos & Tequila Bar Spotos Fish & Oyster The Cooper Craft Kitchen & Bar

RETAIL

E&E Cigars Relax The Back Shoes ‘N’ More Tux Shop Palm Beach

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Ashley Swain Permanent Makeup & Medspa Blowtox Premier Hair Salon City National Bank Coldwell Banker Realty iTHINK Financial Credit Union Pediatric Associates Polished Nail Spa RE/MAX Select Group Realty Revolution Dating (2nd Floor) Tampa General Hospital Concierge Health

5100 PGA Boulevard | Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418 | 561.630.8630 | pgacommons.com |

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EXPLORE OFF THE CHARTS | GETAWAYS | STAYCATIONS | DAY TRIPS

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Boasting 990-feet of saltwater fishing and pristine ocean views, the Juno Beach Pier is more than just a local landmark. As part of the Responsible Pier Initiative (and managed by Loggerhead Marinelife Center), it hosts workshops on eco-friendly fishing practices, offers private fishing lessons with expert anglers, and puts on a weekly clinic where kids aged 8-14 learn basic fishing techniques. (marinelife.org/juno-beach-pier) —Kristen Desmond LeFevre

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A proposed change to the catch-and-release rules for red snapper aims to expand access for Atlantic anglers

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MATTERS Anglers’ frustration aside, it’s important to note of the fragility of a slow-growing species like red snapper as legal harvesting begins. Stock rebuilding attempts have been largely focused on spawning potential (the number of eggs a fish produces over its lifetime) rather than the overall number of red snapper. These fish grow to 20-or-more inches during their first 10 years, representing the majority of fish caught by anglers. A trophy-sized 30-to-34-inch fish, however, is likely approaching 40 years old. The productivity chart above illustrates the impact of removing the largest mature female red snappers (known as sow snappers) from the breeding population. To see red snapper thrive, good judgment and self-control are necessary when deciding to remove trophy breeders from the stock.

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eef anglers on Florida’s Atlantic coast have a new reason to celebrate. After many frustrating years of restrictions on red snapper harvests, the state of Florida has proposed a new program that includes a 39-day Atlantic red snapper season running May 22 through June 20, plus three additional weekends in October.

This historically important fish population hit a low point in the late 1980s when the species’ numbers declined due to overfishing, plus the shrimp industry’s accidental bycatch of juvenile red snapper. As a result, federal fishery managers declared the species “overfished” and initiated a plan to rebuild stocks. Unfortunately, that meant years of catch-and-release paired with extremely restrictive seasons.

Many anglers found that regulators’ version of the state of red snapper didn’t match their personal experience. Simply stated, locals weren’t seeing a shortage of the fish.

This disconnect likely stemmed from the methods used to assess stocks—a system called the Marine Recreational Information Program—for estimating the number of fish harvested (as well as dead discards) that relied on random dock surveys. This state-regionalfederal program, operated by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Fisheries, was ultimately found to be ineffective at accurately logging red snapper harvest numbers.

To address the problem, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) has developed an exempted fishing permit to allow fishing for Atlantic red snapper outside the federal recreation season—enabling FWC to track red snapper populations through collaborations with fishermen, to collect data about the species, and to better manage the fishery.

Similar measures were enacted in the gulf last year, and Florida’s

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Bill Wunder with an eating-sized red snapper caught in Stuart; Trey Wheeler with a large breeding-sized red snapper capable of laying millions of eggs over its lifetime; sow snappers like this one are often aggressive enough to rise to the surface and eat popping plug lures.

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The new MSC World America sports dozens of large-scale, world-class amenities, including the Eataly at Sea restaurant (above left), the three-level World Galleria (above right), and the open-air World Promenade (left).

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CRUISING Goes Colossal MSC WORLD AMERICA BRINGS BIG THRILLS TO MIAMI YEAR-ROUND

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ig-ship cruising just got even bigger.

Meet MSC World America, the newest megaship from MSC Cruises and the first World Class vessel the Italian line has ever homeported in the United States.

Spanning 22 decks with room for up to 6,762 passengers and more than 2,100 crew, World America is nothing short of a floating city. It dwarfs many of its megaship

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peers and invites travelers to lean into the adventure of getting lost—though its seven themed “districts” help make the sprawl more navigable.

While the ship still channels MSC’s European roots, the design and programming take a clear turn toward American preferences. There’s more action, more variety, and a lineup of onboard experiences that rivals the biggest resort ships at sea. But despite all this gravitas, World America hasn’t lost the sunsoaked glamour MSC regulars expect.

The ship itself is striking. The plumb bow rises straight from the waterline, while the Y-shaped aft spills onto the open-air World Promenade. This multilevel, city-square-style space invites guests to stroll, shop, and dine alfresco. For the bold, there’s no need to take the elevator—an 11-story dry slide provides a far more dramatic entrance.

MSC World America boasts 19 dining venues and 18 bars and lounges, including a few firsts. The Eataly at Sea restaurant is the only one of its kind, serving fan-favorite dishes and house-made pasta from an open kitchen. All-Stars Sports Bar channels the buzz of game day with massive TV screens, foosball tables, interactive darts, and classic pub fare. The Loft is a nightlife hub with dueling pianos, comedy sets, and sing-yourheart-out karaoke nights.

Entertainment swings big here—literally.

The Harbour, a family-friendly outdoor playground high atop the ship, features The Cliffhanger, the first overwater swing ride at sea.

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Clockwise from left: The ship’s aft opens directly into the World Promenade; deluxe balcony cabin; The Loft; Jean-Philippe Chocolat & Café; The Cliffhanger overwater swing ride.

It suspends guests 160 feet above the ocean, commanding quite a few screams. There’s also a ropes course, a water park, and enough thrills to keep every adrenaline junkie (or brave parent) satisfied.

Inside, the three-level World Galleria bustles with bars, shops, and restaurants. Elsewhere on board, things don’t slow down: from more than 24,000 square feet of spa and gym space to acrobatic circus acts, the biggest magic show at sea, and a full-fledged casino.

And for kids? MSC doubles down on its Lego partnerships, with parades, build stations, a dedicated Sportplex, and even a Lego Game Show for some lighthearted competition.

This state-of-the-art ship will sail year-round from MSC’s newly unveiled Miami Cruise Terminal—now the world’s largest. Designed

by Arquitectonica, the soaring, four-level, half-a-million-square-foot terminal introduces biometric check-in and streamlined boarding tech, a major upgrade to the PortMiami

experience. From here, MSC World America will operate seven-night Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries.

Each sailing includes a stop at Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, part of the Bimini chain

in the Bahamas. Once an industrial dumping ground, the island has been meticulously restored

by MSC into a thriving marine sanctuary and private island playground. While its coral restoration efforts and new Marine Conservation Center add depth, the island still delivers all the hallmarks of a perfect port day: powdery beaches lined with lounge chairs, food trucks, shaded bars, and no shortage of tropical cocktails.

With World America, MSC Cruises hasn’t just launched a new ship; it has debuted an allencompassing experience, from high-tech boarding in Miami to laid-back island time at Ocean Cay. But it’s the ship itself—with its scale, spectacle, and nonstop momentum—that turns the journey into the destination. (msccruisesusa.com) ❖ JA NUA RY 2 0 2 6

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BARRY GROSSMAN PHOTOGRAPHY, COURTESY OF PIER 66

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BACK IN ROTATION FORT LAUDERDALE’S ICONIC PIER 66 IS REIMAGINED WITH A LUXE SPA, FINE DINING, AND A SKY-HIGH LOUNGE THAT WILL SPIN YOU RIGHT ’ROUND

ALL PHOTOS COURTESY OF PIER 66

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lthough it got its start in the 1950s as the Phillips 66 fuel dock, Pier 66 became a seaside icon in 1965 when a hotel was added. With its space-age, Googiestyle, spire-topped tower, the hotel was the crown jewel of the Fort Lauderdale skyline.

And its seventeenth-floor rooftop lounge gave patrons a 360-degree view of the city’s glittering waterways, from ocean to Intracoastal and back again in 66 minutes.

But fate intervened in 2017, when extensive water damage from Hurricane Irma nearly erased the landmark. Now, after a breathtaking $1 billion transformation, the beloved former petrol platform and humble hotel have been reborn as a mid-century luxury resort spanning 32 acres.

Beyond its 325 plush rooms, 90 private

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residences, and three dazzling pools, Pier 66’s marina is one of the largest superyacht marinas on the East Coast—featuring 164 slips that can accommodate vessels up to 400 feet long—apropos for a resort located in what’s known as the “Venice of America.”

The centerpiece of any stay at Pier 66 is its 13,000-square-foot Zenova Spa & Wellness facility. There’s the usual spa fare, all expertly delivered for a day of pure relaxation. But be sure to get your chill on in the one-of-a-kind Snow Room, a frosty retreat that makes for a calming oasis in a city built on sun and fun.

For a unique hot-cold contrast therapy experience, pair a visit to the Snow Room (which is super-cooled to around 14 degrees Fahrenheit) with the Southeast’s first ceremonial Aufgussinspired sauna, sensory showers, vitality pools, and more.

When you’re hungry, Pier 66 teems with

culinary adventures. At Calusso, Southern European elegance meets South Florida’s seaside bounty, while Sotogrande channels Mediterranean zest with shareable Spanish plates. For breakfast vibes, Garni serves all-day French-inspired brunch, including Champagne mimosas and caviar crêpes. The Nectar Room is an adults-only spot with pan-Asian bites and artisanal cocktails. Saltbreeze keeps it casual, offering family-friendly Latin dishes and standout frozen drinks by the pool.

And then there’s Pier 66’s pièce de résistance: the restored Pier Top lounge. Grab a table and watch the world go by (literally) while you nosh on bites like caviar cones and tuna tartare topped with gold flakes. Cocktails include the house favorite 66, a mix of Empress Gin, dry Curaçao, prosecco, lime yuzu soda, lemon, grapefruit, and blood orange.

More than just a stay, Pier 66 is a portal to Fort Lauderdale’s golden era. Whether you’re tracing its nostalgic silhouette or partaking in modern indulgences, this reinvented landmark serves—and spins—as the place to be in South Florida. (piersixtysix.com) ❖

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MIAMI MUSES

SPEND A DAY (AND MAYBE EVEN A NIGHT) AT SOME OF THE MAGIC CITY’S MOST IMMERSIVE ART EXPERIENCES

BY KRISTEN DESMOND LEFEVRE

At Miami’s Wynwood Walls, massive murals and vibrant public art installations combine to create a dynamic outdoor gallery in a walkable neighborhood.

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NIGHTS AT THE MUSEUM Take the night shift to bypass the crowds and see three of Miami’s best art museums in an entirely new light: moonlight.

PARADOX MUSEUM Open until 9 p.m. on Saturday Expect the unexpected at this spot in Wynwood that’s heavy on mind-twisting, eye-tricking optical illusions. (paradoxmuseummiami.com) PÉREZ ART MUSEUM MIAMI (PAMM) Open until 9 p.m. on Thursday Once a week, this downtown museum stays open for three extra hours, giving you more time to peruse its exhibits and collections (plus a reason to grab dinner or drinks at the on-site Verde waterfront restaurant and bar). Pro tip: visit for free on the first Thursday of each month, thanks to PAMM Free First Thursdays, offering performances, screenings, and pop-up exhibits. (pamm.org) RUBELL MUSEUM Open until 7:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday Visit this Allapattah gem and try its on-site Italian restaurant, Jon & Vinny’s, after taking in exhibits spanning 40 galleries featuring the works of contemporary art superstars like Keith Haring, Jeff Koons, Cindy Sherman, Oscar Murillo, and Richard Prince—plus young buzzworthy artists like Jonathan Lyndon Chase, Cy Gavin, and Allison Zuckerman. (rubellmuseum.org)

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iami is a city of vibrant rhythm and energy, and Wynwood Walls is its artistic heartbeat. This open-air museum has transformed what was once a gritty industrial district into a kaleidoscope of creativity and culture. Founded in 2009, Wynwood Walls began as a simple idea: to use street art to bring new life to neglected warehouse walls. Today, it’s one of Miami’s most iconic attractions, drawing artists

and visitors from all over the world.

Walking through Wynwood Walls feels like stepping into a living, breathing canvas.

Massive murals by renowned international artists from Shepard Fairey to Kelsey Montague explode in living color, reflecting themes of identity, diversity, and social change. The murals are constantly evolving, too, so no two visits are ever the same.

For those looking for a more personalized visit, there’s the Official Private Tour option— walk the site with a Tour Ambassador at a time of your choosing and dive deeper into the stories behind the murals. Meanwhile, the Official Street Art Experience invites you to go beyond viewing art: you’ll learn spray-can control techniques led by a local artist, discover graffiti styles and terminology (think: tags, throw-ups, stencils, wild style, and more), and get hands-on by spraying on a designated wall installation. As a keepsake, participants receive a spray can wrapped in a commemorative graphic. (thewynwoodwalls.com) ❖

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STORY NICOLE NEWSTED’S ART CELEBRATES THE JOY OF THINGS WE NEVER TRULY OUTGROW

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bout 15 years ago, artist Nicole Newsted decided she was done with Hello Kitty, even though the bow-wearing feline had been there for her for better or for worse since her childhood in upstate New York.

“I’ve always been drawn to this type of imagery—toys and stuffed animals—that feels sort of trivial but for me, has held something more magical,” recalls Newsted, 45. “I don’t know if it was because I grew up in a rural area and anthropomorphized these creatures and made friends with them

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when I was young. But when I turned 30, I told my husband, ‘This is it. I’m an adult. I’m giving up Hello Kitty. I’m so over her.’ And you know what? That lasted six months. I just couldn’t do it.”

Since that epiphany, Newsted has been leaning into the things that inspire her most, and has since filled her new Tequesta studio with the fluffy, colorful objects that captured her imagination as a child. For Newsted, these timeworn objects have unlocked memories that she is pouring into her work, which is displayed at the Avant Gallery in Miami and in collections across the United States, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.

“Her work has a subtle sense of humor, which I like,” says Anthony Record, curator at Lighthouse Art Center. “Obviously

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Artist Nicole Newsted poses with some her favorite muses.

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LEFT: Newsted works in shades of pink and purple on the underpainting of a new, oversize piece.

BELOW: Finished paintings on display in Newsted’s Tequesta studio space.

OPPOSITE PAGE: Brown-hued canvases offer a counterpoint to Newsted’s more colorful works.

it references childhood with these toys and happy memories, where everything is fluffy and candy colored. But Nicole teases out these interesting emotional layers in her work, where, for example, you’ll have an old toy that looks really exhausted and done.”

Art was an inevitable career path for Newsted. She grew up on a property in upstate New York that her grandfather owned—but her father, his brothers, and many other relatives wound up living there, too.

“It wasn’t a weird commune or anything like that,” she says. “It was just a group of progressive people who were all very talented.”

Newsted’s father was a trained horticulturistturned-wildlife-photographer, who ventured into documentary filmmaking in the final 20 years of his life. Her mother, meanwhile, is an artist who creates miniature dioramas and houses, as well as fabric art. Her aunt owned a graphic design firm in the 1980s, which gave Newsted a sense of what could be. Here was a woman who had her own business, and a healthy and child-free marriage where she and her husband traveled the world together. Now, that aunt is a conservationist who specializes in Eastern timber rattlers, which benefit the ecosystems of which they are a part. One uncle is an architect, while another uncle is a painter and sculptor who became her mentor.

“Everyone around me was artistic in one way or another, but they also showed me that a life pursuing the arts was valid,” Newsted says. “Yeah, you could make a living, and some did better than others, but it didn’t matter as long as you were pursuing the

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process—which they all did at different times and in different ways in their life. I feel like if I hadn’t had that around me, I’m not sure I would have decided to devote my life to art.”

During high school, Newsted’s father traveled extensively to create nature documentaries, and he brought her along for those trips. “I became good at documenting the places we went, and drawing them and writing about them,” she recalls. “By my senior year, there was this feeling of anxiety, this sense that I had to get out of there because I wanted to be doing more to set myself up somehow. And my uncle said I could come stay with him in Hoboken, where he was doing a lot of set design and film work.”

But her uncle’s studio was what captured her imagination. There, she learned to work with clay, painted, and drew. She went to life drawing sessions, and she practiced, even when she didn’t want to. She was a

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Newsted with a painting in progress; shelving filled with color-coordinated stuffies; going green with a sculpture Newsted made of Kermit the Frog.

teenager, after all.

“It was such a great time and it set me up well to apply for school and take the next step,” Newsted recalls. “But I also feel like there was something I missed by not seeing through my senior year with all my friends.”

Originally, Newsted says, she planned to study at the University of Alaska at Anchorage. It was familiar because she had been traveling there with her father. But the night before she was supposed to leave, she decided she couldn’t go through with it. She needed to be around palm trees, not the bitter cold she knew all too well. Shifting gears, Newsted got into Arizona State University on a scholarship, and studied fine art and art history.

“I was really interested in plein air painting, and really enthralled by the desert” she says. “I mean, the colors, the smells… it was just like being on a foreign planet compared to upstate New York.”

In those years, Newsted says she traveled a lot to paint landscapes and still lifes that caught her eye. She has had to work at it constantly, she says, admitting that she doesn’t feel as talented as some of her other family members.

“I find the things I choose to paint inform me greatly about what I need to work on, and it’s all still unfolding for me, you know?” she says. “One of the things my uncle gave me is to embrace who I am and what I’m drawn to. And after so many years of talking with him and working with him, what I finally realized is that we’re the same, almost, because he’s just working on the things

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that he loved in his childhood, too. He was more inspired by 1950s monster movies and sci-fi, but he’s never given up that inspiration, so I shouldn’t give up my inspirations either.”

One of those inspirations is her husband, Jason Newsted, the former bassist for Metallica. They met in 2000 when Nicole was working at a sushi restaurant in Phoenix. Jason flew in to town to visit a friend, but his plane arrived late on a Sunday, and the sushi restaurant was the only place open.

“He came in and we connected and we went on our first date that night, and that was it,” she recalls. “I was really young, so he’s put up with a lot in terms of growth and same with me for him. We’ve gone through a lot of life together.”

And they’ve found that they have a shared interest: Nicole encouraged Jason to take up painting after a shoulder surgery made it impossible for him to play guitar.

“That shoulder surgery took away something that was very important to his everyday happiness,” she recalls.

“I don’t know if I got tired of him not having something to do, but I was like, ‘Hey, why don’t you try painting?’

I had the sense that he’d be really good at it because his work is very expressionistic, and that’s who he is in the way that he communicates everything. Well, he destroyed my studio. I had this really clean space and he threw paint everywhere, but he was so happy. I came home and found him covered in paint. And he hasn’t stopped painting since then. It was cool to watch that unfold.”

In 2003, Jason had just finished touring with Ozzy Osbourne when he and Nicole decided to stay in Jupiter to visit his father.

After that stay, the couple kept returning to the area and bought their first place there in 2006.

“There were hardly any restaurants there at the time,” recalls Newsted, who married Jason in 2012. “There was one Bikram yoga studio. But we fell in love with the area.”

Now, the Newsteds spend about 70 percent of their time in Jupiter

and the rest in New York. In Jupiter, they spend time with friends at places like Lighthouse Art Center, where they’ve shown their work and Nicole takes classes, and restaurants like LILA Coastal Mediterranean and Mood in Tequesta. Jason has a recording studio there, too.

“Jason jams all the time,” she says. “It’s like a literal rotating roster of musicians down here. And sometimes when I’m not working, I like to shadow my friend who is the vet for Busch Wildlife Sanctuary.

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PALM CITY NATIVE KEVIN WILLIAM PAUL’S STAR IS ON THE RISE AS THE ACTOR TAKES ON HIS SECOND NEW YORK CITY STAGE ROLE IN THE NEW HIT MUSICAL THE BAKER’S WIFE

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evin William Paul takes a quick break from rehearsals for the off-Broadway show The Baker’s Wife to jump on a phone interview. “I’m standing outside of the theater on a windy fall day in New York,” says Paul.

“I’m in rehearsals from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day.

We are chugging away at each scene and getting ready for opening previews and…” He pauses mid-sentence. “Sorry, one second. Are you okay?” The interview is suspended for a few moments, and then he’s back on the line. “Somebody just fell in front of a car. I was making sure they were okay.”

The moment is quintessentially Paul. The rising Broadway star who is racking up credits alongside some of the industry’s top talent

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remains grounded in his small-town roots, quick to extend kindness even to a stranger on the streets of New York.

At press time, the Palm City native was starring in the role of Dominique in The Baker’s Wife. Paul took a leave of absence from The Outsiders (the show he has been acting in for the past two years) to play Dominique, a role he is proud to have made his own.

“Dominique is a young man in a very small town—even smaller than Stuart or Jupiter—and he is looking for love and freedom and expression and has exhausted his experience in this small town,” he explains. “And then this young woman enters with the baker who is more than twice her age. He ends up falling for this young married woman and you can guess what happens then.”

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I SAW HIM ON STAGE AND THOUGHT, ‘WOW, THIS KID CAN ACT!’ I KNEW HE COULD SING, BUT I DIDN’T KNOW HE COULD ACT.” — Jennifer Yormak

RIGHT: Paul played the role of Roger in StarStruck’s 2012 performance of Rent.

BELOW: Paul as Link Larkin in StarStruck’s 2012 performance of Hairspray.

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OPPOSITE PAGE: Paul on the streets of his new home, New York City.

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Paul knew little about the show when a mentor suggested he audition for the role. Once he learned about the talent behind it, he was all in. “It was written by the same guy who wrote Fiddler on the Roof,” says Paul. ( Joseph Stein wrote the book for both productions). “It was a show that was written a long time ago but had never been fully developed. I was so excited to originate my take of this role.” The music was also a draw. “It’s from Steven Schwartz, who wrote all the music for Wicked. He is one of the GOATs of musical theater.”

The Baker’s Wife is Paul’s second show on the Broadway scene. In 2023, he was cast in the role of Bob Sheldon in The Outsiders. He will return to the show after The Baker’s Wife closes.

Paul’s path to Broadway has been long and winding. At 30, he has a litany of television, film, and stage experience on his resume, but it all began on a stage at StarStruck Academy & Theatre in Stuart.

Acting was not always a passion for Paul, but it was for his mother, Jennifer Yormak, who founded StarStruck in 2000 as a nonprofit children’s performing arts center. “I got to be around it by virtue of what my parents did,” says Paul. “I was always playing sports, singing songs at the house, and had the expectation of whatever I do, do it to the best of my ability. School was always the most important thing—be a good person and work hard in school.”

Paul eventually came around, deciding that being on stage looked like fun. His first show was the musical High School Musical, a performance his mom remembers well. “I saw him on stage and thought, ‘Wow, this kid can act!’ I knew he could sing, but I didn’t know he could act,” says

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TOP: Paul plays Dominique in a revival of The Baker’s Wife with the off-Broadway Classic Stage Company.

BELOW: In his 2024 Broadway debut, Paul originated the role of Bob in The Outsiders at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre. He will return to the musical when The Baker’s Wife closes.

Yormak. “I didn’t tell him that, of course. I never felt it would be healthy to push my children into anything, much less what I loved.”

From that point, Paul was bitten by the acting bug and decided to pursue his new passion. “I have always had a certain engine inside of me that has pushed me to excel at what I do. Some people are just born with that kind of intensity. I get to set my mind to things and see them happen,” he says. Paul decided to focus on acting. “At the time I was looking to compete playing tennis. I was playing basketball, running cross country, playing guitar, and writing music. There were so many elements to what I was doing. So, at one point I decided I wanted to be great at something. I didn’t want to just be good at everything. That’s when I started to hone in.”

Paul appeared regularly on the StarStruck stage and spent summers in theater programs at New York University and Berklee College of Music. After graduating from The Pine School in 2014, Paul attended Carnegie Mellon University, graduating in 2018 with a bachelor of fine arts degree in drama. In his freshman year, he got his first professional acting role in summer stock at Pittsburgh’s Civic Light Opera. During his senior year, he landed his first film credit in Bottom of the Ninth. “I played the young Joe Manganiello in a baseball redemption story alongside Sophia Vergara,” says Paul.

“What is beautiful is that Joe graduated from Carnegie Mellon 25 years before me. We really bonded over that.”

Paul moved to Los Angeles after college and immediately booked a few roles, adding several television credits to his resume. During the pandemic, he moved back home to South Florida for a bit, then backpacked around Europe on a self-described “soul-searching journey.”

In 2022, he moved to New York City and, after acting in Evil (a psychological horror series on Paramount+), he landed the role of Bob in The Outsiders.

While The Outsiders continues its run on Broadway, Paul explores other opportunities that pique his interest and auditions for roles in film, television, and theater. “I love the live aspect of theater and the community,” he says. “With film and television, I love the process

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and being able to shoot it and then have editors tweak it and create such nuance. Both are such exciting mediums.”

Asked what his dream role is, Paul admits he doesn’t have one. “I’m asked that a lot and my answer never changes; it’s whatever is next to come,” he says. Working with Angelina Jolie has been a highlight of his career so far. He confesses he was a bit starstruck meeting her for the first time. “She’s the main producer for The Outsiders.

I was very giddy and excited to meet her. She has been incredibly supportive to us as artists and humans.” He lists Quentin Tarantino, Christian Bale, Ralph Fiennes, and the Safdie Brothers as other industry powerhouses he would love to work with.

While still a student at Carnegie Mellon, Paul was interviewed by Backstage Chatter, a publication covering the Pittsburgh theater scene.

In the article, he talks about his dream to perform in a show he wrote.

Asked to recall the interview, Paul says: “Aww. Did I really say that?”

He laughs. “I still have that dream. I am always writing.”

But for now, Paul is thankful to be working in an industry he loves. “My goal is to continue to work with top-notch talent and people who are passionate about their work and to have fun doing it and along the way take time to pick my head up and continue to be grateful for my incredible family and support system around me.”

Back in Palm City, Yormak has no doubt her son will succeed in one of the hardest careers to break into. “Even from the time he was little, he went into everything 100 percent,” she says. “As a mom, I want for Kevin what he wants for himself. What we do is storytelling and with his talent, he is creating roles where people are seeing versions of themselves. I hope the world gets to see the many roles he creates.” ❖

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Golden Hour CHARLES COURTNEY CURRAN AND THE ROMANCE OF AMERICAN IMPRESSIONISM SPRING EXHIBITION FEBRUARY 10 / MAY 24, 2026 The exhibition traces this celebrated American painter’s journey from his Ohio roots to New York, Paris, and the artists’ colony of Cragsmoor, New York, where he spent four decades capturing sunlit gardens, breezy mountaintops, and moments of quiet grace.

Curran’s paintings, filled with women in flowing white dresses, playful children, and lush floral landscapes, offer a luminous vision of summer at its most poetic.

Underwritten by:

and Jeanne H. Olofson

Flagler Museum Music Series

Flagler Museum Lecture Series

THE FINEST CHAMBER MUSIC SETTING IN SOUTH FLORIDA

PRESENTED IN WHITEHALL’S GRAND BALLROOM

- Isidore String Quartet - February 10 - Jolente De Maeyer and Nicholaas Kende - February 17 - Poulenc Trio - March 3 - Trio Gaia - March 10 - Guitarist Paul Galbraith - March 24

- John Blades, The Evolution of Whitehall January 11 - Michael Grynbaum, Condé Nast: The Man and His Empire - February 1 - Leslie Jones and Lori Garst, Gilded Age “Smart Homes” - February 15 - Julie Satow, The Reopening of the Waldorf Astoria - February 25 - David Owen, The Legacy of the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition - March 8 - Bryan Huffman and Thomas Lloyd, Bunny Mellon’s Philanthropy - March 11

Audience members experience chamber music as it was intended, in a gracious and intimate setting. Each evening includes a preconcert reception in the Grand Hall.

Underwritten by:

Roe Green MBS Family Foundation Drs. Jason & Vanessa Cuéllar

The Flagler Museum Lecture Series presents experts and authors speaking on various subjects that align with the Museum’s new “Three Pillars” programming concept. These pillars are, Art & Design, Leadership & Philanthropy, and Technology & Innovation.

Underwritten by:

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COSMETIC PLASTIC SURGERY DAVID A. LICKSTEIN, MD, FACS; CRAIG M. FORLEITER, MD, FACS — Lickstein Plastic Surgery

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WHY CHOOSE LICKSTEIN PLASTIC SURGERY? Board-certified plastic surgeons and Castle Connolly Top Docs, David A. Lickstein, MD, FACS and Craig M. Forleiter, MD, FACS, blend exceptional credentials with a caring, personalized approach. Dr. Lickstein is nationally renowned for his surgical technique and compassionate bedside manner. Recognized four times as a Best Plastic Surgeon in America by Newsweek Magazine, speaker at international society meetings, and two terms as chief, department of surgery at Jupiter Medical Center, he brings expertise and leadership that gives patients confidence.

Dr. Craig Forleiter, featured on ABC’s NY Med, is celebrated for his artistic eye and advanced training in breast and body procedures.

Together, they create a practice where patients feel understood, supported, and guided toward refined, natural, and uniquely individual results.

WHAT SHOULD PATIENTS LOOK FOR WHEN CHOOSING A PLASTIC SURGERY PRACTICE? Begin with board certification by the American Board of Plastic Surgery—the single most important indicator of proper

training and safety. Pay attention to a surgeon’s experience with specific procedures and before-and-after photos that reflect subtle, balanced results. Consultations should be thoughtful conversations about what’s right for you. Accredited surgical facilities, a skilled team, and attentive follow-up define a trustworthy practice. Voted Best Cosmetic/Plastic Surgery Practice in the Palm Beaches the last three years, the Lickstein Plastic Surgery team aims to exceed expectations and ensure the best possible experience. Join their quarterly complimentary breakfast series, Cosmetic Conversations, to learn more.

WHAT ARE TIMELESS PHILOSOPHIES IN PLASTIC SURGERY? As techniques evolve, some philosophies never change. The best plastic surgeons aim to enhance your natural features, not transform you into someone else. Safety remains the foundation of every decision. Great results continue to come from the combination of technical skill, artistic judgment, and personalized plans. These principles are at the heart of every experience at Lickstein Plastic Surgery. Call today to schedule your consultation.

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REGENERATIVE ORTHOPEDICS & IV WELLNESS ORLANDO CEDENO, DPM; MARC F. MATARAZZO, MD — RegenOrtho Palm Beach

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WHAT IS YOUR AREA OF EXPERTISE?

HOW DOES DR. CEDEÑO DIFFER IN HIS PRACTICE?

Dr. Marc F. Matarazzo and Dr. Orlando Cedeño provide a collaborative, multidisciplinary approach to sports medicine, orthopedic care, podiatry, vein health, regenerative medicine, and functional wellness for patients across Palm Beach County.

Dr. Orlando Cedeño, DPM, a board-certified foot and ankle surgeon, leg vein specialist, and principal investigator for national clinical trials, is the owner of Abacoa Podiatry & Leg Vein Center. He focuses on minimally invasive treatments for foot and ankle conditions, sports injuries, neuropathy, chronic wounds, and venous insufficiency. His practice provides advanced imaging, nonsurgical and surgical vein therapies, and functional medicine–based strategies to address inflammation, circulation, and long-term mobility.

HOW CAN DR. MATARAZZO HELP HIS PATIENTS? Dr. Matarazzo, a board-certified orthopedic surgeon and owner of Elite Sports Medicine, is a leading specialist in shoulder and knee disorders. He is widely recognized for his expertise in treating rotator cuff injuries, labral tears, ACL and meniscus problems, arthritis, and complex joint conditions. In addition to advanced surgical care, Dr. Matarazzo offers cutting-edge regenerative procedures—including stem cell–based therapies and biologics—designed to accelerate healing and reduce downtime. His practice also features comprehensive wellness offerings such as guided combination IV therapy, hormone replacement therapy (HRT), laser therapy, EPAT, and customized pain management programs.

WHAT DO YOU OFFER TOGETHER? Together, Dr. Matarazzo and Dr. Cedeño co-own RegenOrtho Palm Beach, a physician-led regenerative and IV therapy clinic offering wellness memberships, performance- and recoveryfocused infusions, anti-inflammatory protocols, peptide and biologic support, laser therapy, EPAT, guided combination IV treatments tailored to each patient's goals, and an integrated epigenetics program powered by medical data software that gives patients agency through precision medicine. Their integrated, evidence-based model allows patients to access orthopedic, podiatric, vein, regenerative, and functional medicine services within one coordinated network.

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FACIAL AESTHETICS PATRICIA MOLLE AIELLO, APRN — Molle Aesthetics

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TELL US ABOUT YOUR BACKGROUND AND HOW YOU GOT STARTED IN AESTHETICS.

injectables, collagen-stimulating treatments, and cutting-edge skin rejuvenation technology.

Patricia Molle Aiello, APRN, is the founder and lead injector at Molle Aesthetics in Jupiter, Florida. With an advanced nursing background and years of experience in medical aesthetics, Aiello built her practice around a passion for helping clients age gracefully through subtle, natural enhancements. Her approach focuses on precision, safety, and artistry, ensuring every patient leaves feeling refreshed, confident, and authentically themselves.

WHAT IS YOUR PHILOSOPHY ON BEAUTY AND AGING?

WHAT MAKES MOLLE AESTHETICS UNIQUE?

WHAT SERVICES ARE CURRENTLY TRENDING?

Molle Aesthetics offers an intimate, personalized experience that sets it apart from larger, high-volume clinics. Every appointment is one-on-one with an experienced provider who takes time to understand the client’s goals and design a customized treatment plan. The focus is always on achieving natural, balanced results—never overdone—through advanced

Subtle, collagen-stimulating treatments such as biostimulators and advanced skin therapies are in high demand, as clients seek radiant, healthy skin and long-lasting results. Molle Aesthetics continues to expand its offerings to include medical injectables, medical-grade facials, red-light therapy, and restorative treatments for total skin wellness.

Aiello believes beauty should evolve gracefully, not drastically.

Her philosophy centers on enhancing each client’s unique features while maintaining harmony and proportion. The goal is to look like the best version of yourself—not someone else.

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ASSET PROTECTION MICHELLE SILVESTER — Silvester Insurance Advisors DBA GreatFlorida Insurance, Jupiter

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WHAT IS A HURRICANE DEDUCTIBLE? A hurricane deductible is a separate deductible you would pay out-of-pocket towards a hurricane-related loss before receiving a claim payout from your insurance company. It’s typically 2% of the dwelling value.

IF A PIPE BURSTS, WILL HOMEOWNER’S INSURANCE COVER DAMAGES OR WILL MY FLOOD INSURANCE POLICY COVER THAT? Homeowners insurance policies generally cover water damage caused by unforeseen pipe damage. Flood insurance is a separate policy that covers damage from water rising outside of the home such as from the ocean or a nearby lake.

DO I NEED SPECIAL GOLF CART INSURANCE IF I DRIVE THE CART AROUND MY NEIGHBORHOOD AND OFF THE GOLF COURSE? Yes! Street legal golf carts are treated like cars and require more insurance with coverage for uninsured motorists, personal injury protection (PIP), medical payments, and liability.

WILL A WIND MITIGATION INSPECTION LOWER MY INSURANCE COST? If you improved a deficiency (e.g., installed an impact-rated garage door) or replaced or updated a roof, then a new inspection may result in a discount. If you have shutters and install impact glass, then the opening protection discount was in place, and the improvement is not eligible for further discount.

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ORTHOPAEDIC MEDICINE DIEGO J. LIMA, MD; GARY P. LAUX, DO; BRIAN K. REITER, MD; HOWARD ROUTMAN, DO; SALVADOR FORTE, DO; ROMMEL FRANCISCO, DO — Atlantis Orthopaedics

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WHAT IS THE GOAL OF YOUR PRACTICE? For more than three decades, Atlantis Orthopaedics, a division of South Florida Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine, has been a trusted name in orthopedic care throughout Palm Beach County. Since 1992, the practice has earned a strong reputation for providing compassionate, patient-centered care using the most advanced treatments and surgical techniques available today. In 2024, Atlantis Orthopaedics merged with South Florida Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine to leverage strengths, expertise, and innovation, forming one of the largest independent orthopedic practices serving patients throughout South Florida. Whether treating professional athletes, weekend warriors, or those suffering from chronic joint pain, Atlantis Orthopaedics remains dedicated to delivering the highest standard of orthopedic excellence.

DESCRIBE THE SCOPE OF SERVICE PROVIDED. With locations in Palm Beach Gardens and Lake Worth Beach, Atlantis Orthopaedics offers comprehensive care for a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, from sports injuries and joint pain to spine disorders and chronic pain management. The team of highly skilled specialists work collaboratively to help

patients restore mobility, relieve pain, and return to an active lifestyle.

WHAT SPECIALTIES ARE REPRESENTED AMONG YOUR PHYSICIANS? The distinguished team includes: • Salvador Forte, DO – Hip and Knee Specialist • Rommel Francisco, DO – Foot and Ankle Specialist • Gary P. Laux, DO – Pain Management and Spine Specialist • Diego J. Lima, MD – Shoulder and Elbow Specialist • Brian K. Reiter, MD – Sports Medicine Specialist • Howard Routman, DO – Shoulder Specialist

IS POST-TREATMENT CARE NECESSARY? Physical therapy plays a vital role in orthopedic health—helping patients regain strength, improve flexibility, and restore mobility after injury or surgery. By integrating rehabilitation with each physician’s treatment plan, the team promotes faster recovery, reduces pain, and helps prevent future injuries. Atlantis Orthopaedics provides in-house physical therapy at both office locations, ensuring seamless, coordinated care under one roof.

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CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE EMILIO GARCIA, MD CardioCare Heart and Vascular Center

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WHAT IS CONCIERGE CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH CARE? Concierge cardiovascular healthcare offers a transformative, relationship-driven approach to heart wellness. Rooted in prevention, advanced diagnostics, and individualized treatment, this model provides an unrushed, highly personalized experience.

Patients benefit from same-day or next-day appointments, direct access to their physician, and care plans tailored to their goals, lifestyle, and unique risk factors. The result is a proactive partnership focused on long-term heart health, longevity, and improved quality of life.

WHO IS DR. EMILIO L. GARCIA, MD, FACC, FSCAI? Dr. Garcia is the founder of CardioCare Heart, he is quadruple board-certified in cardiology, internal medicine, interventional cardiology, and nuclear cardiology. Fellowship-trained and nationally recognized, he is dedicated to comprehensive testing and early detection to help patients stay ahead of cardiovascular disease.

WHAT IS THE “HEART SCAN” OR CORONARY CALCIUM SCORE? The calcium score (CAC) is a quick, noninvasive scan that detects hidden plaque in the coronary arteries. It reveals early atherosclerosis—even when cholesterol appears normal—offering superior risk prediction and guiding proactive prevention.

WHAT IS LIPOPROTEIN(A)?

It is a genetically determined lipoprotein that significantly increases cardiovascular risk when elevated.

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HASSLE FREE BOATING BRYAN ABRAHAM Jupiter Pointe Boat Club

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WHAT IS THE JUPITER POINTE BOAT CLUB? Jupiter Pointe Boat Club is a premier yet welcoming boating club designed for people who want to enjoy life on the water without the responsibilities of boat ownership. It provides members with access to a fleet of well-maintained boats, convenient scheduling, and a friendly, knowledgeable team dedicated to making every outing enjoyable and stress-free.

WHERE IS THE BOAT CLUB LOCATED? The club is situated along the beautiful Intracoastal Waterway in Jupiter, Florida, offering members direct access to some of the area’s most scenic waters.

WHAT SETS JUPITER POINTE BOAT CLUB APART FROM OTHER BOAT CLUBS? What truly sets us apart is our personal level of service. We focus on making every member feel welcomed from the moment they arrive to the moment they head home. Our team handles the details, ensuring the entire experience—from check-in to departure—is easy, friendly, and stress-free.

WHAT CAN MEMBERS DO ON THE WATER? Members can explore local sandbars, enjoy waterfront dining, try their luck inshore or offshore fishing, cruise with family, or relax on peaceful solo outings. The club’s flexibility and convenience make it easy to plan spontaneous or scheduled adventures.

ARE THERE MEMBER EVENTS? Yes. Seasonal events, social gatherings, and on-water activities help create a tight-knit boating community that shares a love for Jupiter.

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PERFORMING ARTS EDUCATION KIM COZORT KAY Goldner Conservatory at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre

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WHAT INSPIRED YOU TO DEDICATE YOUR CAREER TO YOUTH PERFORMING ARTS EDUCATION? My passion for theater began when I was 5 years old in Drexel, North Carolina, after being cast in The King and I. That experience opened my eyes to a world far beyond my own—it taught me to sing, dance, and act collaboratively to tell an incredible story. That sense of wonder and belonging stayed with me. If I can help a child feel that same magic, even for a moment, I know I’ve done something meaningful.

WHAT CAN PARENTS AND STUDENTS EXPECT FROM THE NEW, STATE-OF-THE-ART GOLDNER CONSERVATORY UNDER YOUR LEADERSHIP? I bring decades of experience as both an Equity and SAG actor, allowing me to bridge the gap between the professional world and the classroom. My master’s degree in education from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro provides me with a strong foundation to develop innovative programs and classroom structures, grounded in my real-world experience.

WHAT DO YOU SEE AS ONE OF YOUR PRIMARY GOALS FOR THE FUTURE AS AN EDUCATOR OF YOUNG ARTISTS? One of my primary goals is to ensure that our community has full access to the performing arts in all its forms. We’re enriching the conservatory’s curriculum to include homeschool families, neuro-sensitive students, adult seniors, and new instrumental and dance offerings—creating a truly inclusive conservatory for all to feel welcome

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LUXURY REAL ESTATE JENNIFER HYLAND Corcoran

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HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE OUR CURRENT LUXURY MARKET? The market remains resilient, with demand driven by tax-friendly policies, lifestyle appeal, and limited new inventory in prime coastal and country club areas. While the pace has stabilized from our recent surge, properly priced homes continue to attract serious, qualified buyers.

WHAT’S YOUR BEST ADVICE FOR SELLERS ENTERING THE MARKET? Presentation and pricing are everything. Invest in light updates that maximize first impressions—paint, lighting, landscaping, and decluttering go a long way. Work with an agent who understands micro-market differences and can position your home strategically for both local and out-of-state buyers. Also, a home pre-inspection is a valuable benefit.

WHAT TRENDS APPEAL TO BUYERS RIGHT NOW? Buyers are prioritizing new or fully renovated homes with modern floor plans, high-end kitchens, wellness spaces, and privacy. Proximity to beaches, walkability and nature are also increasingly important. Energy-efficient systems and hurricaneresilient construction remain top considerations.

WHAT GUIDANCE DO YOU HAVE FOR BUYERS IN TODAY’S ENVIRONMENT? Be prepared and decisive. Quality inventory moves quickly, so have financing options ready. Work with a local expert who can provide early access to new listings, off-market opportunities, and neighborhood-specific insights.

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FIDUCIARY AND PROBATE LITIGATION MICHAEL P. KAELIN Cummings & Lockwood LLC

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WHAT ARE YOUR LEGAL AREAS OF EXPERTISE? Fiduciary and probate litigation. I am co-chair of Cummings & Lockwood’s Fiduciary and Probate Litigation Group and have 40 years of broad-based experience. I represent individuals, fiduciaries and businesses in probate, trusts and estates, conservatorship, guardianship, investment, employment, and commercial disputes, including will contests, fiduciary removal proceedings, contested accountings, fee disputes, construction proceedings, undue influence actions, and commitment proceedings in trial and appellate courts in Florida and Connecticut.

I received my B.A. from Duke University and my J.D. from Duke University School of Law. I am admitted to practice law in Florida, Connecticut, and New York.

HOW LONG HAS CUMMINGS & LOCKWOOD BEEN PRACTICING PRIVATE WEALTH LAW DISPUTES? For over a century, Cummings & Lockwood has been building meaningful and lasting relationships with our private clients, their family offices, businesses and charitable entities, serving as trusted advisors throughout their lifetimes and providing sophisticated legal counsel at every important stage of their lives.

The firm has one of the premier trusts and estates and fiduciary and probate litigation practices in the United States and serves our clients from offices in Palm Beach Gardens, Naples, and Bonita Springs, Florida, and Stamford, Greenwich, and West Hartford, Connecticut.

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COSMETIC DENTISTRY DALIA AL-AZZAWI Gardens Dentistry

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WHAT DEFINES YOUR APPROACH TO MODERN COSMETIC DENTISTRY? At Gardens Dentistry, we combine digital precision with the artistry of smile design. From same-day crowns to minimally invasive restorations, every detail is tailored to achieve harmony, function, and beauty. We believe dentistry should feel personal, modern, and empowering, not clinical or intimidating..

HOW DO YOU ELEVATE THE PATIENT’S EXPERIENCE BEYOND TRADITIONAL DENTISTRY? Our practice is designed to feel happy, energetic, and welcoming.

We focus on connection, comfort, and care. Our Comfort Menu, featuring neck wraps, blankets, headphones, and other thoughtful touches, helps patients relax, while our team’s positivity makes every visit enjoyable and memorable.

WHAT ROLE DOES INNOVATION PLAY IN YOUR PRACTICE? Innovation drives everything we do. By integrating digital scanning, same-day technology, and AI-enhanced diagnostics, we deliver precision and predictability with a personal touch.

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Few color duos evoke South Florida’s laid-back elegance more eloquently than blue and white.

Jackie Armour of JMA Interior Design captures blue-hued brilliance in this charming vestibule between her client’s primary bedroom and bath. “The couple wanted a tropical modern aesthetic that feels fresh, welcoming, and connected to its coastal surroundings,” says Armour, who layered organic motifs—a leafy chandelier, botanical wallpaper, and a textured marble mirror—with a Chinoiserie-style console and a velvet stool. “The goal was to capture the spirit of a seaside escape.” Mission accomplished.

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iscovering the style and sensibility of an interior designer often requires a deep dive into the living spaces she has created for clients, but a truer depiction of her artistry, intuition, and taste is in the private sanctum she imagines for herself. For Amy Lee McArdle of Amy Young Designs, that place is a sumptuous retreat in Palm Beach Gardens she shares with her entrepreneur and real estate developer husband, Brian McArdle, and their two sons.

After launching McArdle’s namesake firm and relocating from New York to Palm Beach County over a decade ago, the couple spent years hunting for the perfect spot to build their dream home. Their search ended when

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they discovered a third-acre corner lot near the Intracoastal Waterway.

While the address came with a small house that had not been lived in for years, both recognized its potential for the groundup build they had long envisioned. Its close proximity to their sons’ schools and her studio was another perk and they quickly snatched it up.

Not wanting an edifice that resembled a “typical Florida” abode, the designer collaborated with architect Dennis Rainho of YRA Design Inc. in West Palm Beach to conceive a two-story, 4,840-square-foot residence with a chic French modern exterior.

Inside, a palette of austere whites, black

accents, and natural woods connects the bramble of living spaces that include a chef’s kitchen with dual islands and an eat-in area, a dining room with a bar niche, a home office, a mud room, and a pool terrace. A pair of garages positioned at opposite ends provides symmetry. “One opens to his office so he can

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: The couple’s bedroom is a prized spot for relaxation. McArdle calls the living room’s soaring pottery-filled wall display the “highlight of the house.”

A cozy dining nook is a popular family gathering spot for meals and conversation.

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CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: Organic elements and textures add a biophilic edge to the living room. McArdle’s bathroom features clean lines and open shelving.

The kitchen is anchored by Calacatta Viala marble and dual quartz-topped islands.

park, walk in, and I don’t have to see him for the rest of the day,” she says with a laugh.

Next, McArdle—who was raised in Seoul, Korea by parents who instilled in her an early appreciation for art and design—outfitted each room with a curated mix of high-andlow furnishings, touch-soft textiles, personal mementos, and vibrant works she and her husband collected over the years.

This stylistic approach is captured perfectly in the entryway, where a pair of sculptural wall sconces double as lighting and art. “I found them at Paul Bert Serpette [the world’s

largest antique market] during Paris Design Week and I immediately knew they would be a focal point,” she recalls. “It was the first thing we bought before we broke ground.”

Her signature blend of organic elements and approachable luxury is highlighted throughout, accompanied by unexpected touches like black-and-white checkered floors (common in New York but a surprising sight in South Florida) that define the entrance and dining room.

The drama continues in the living room, where a soaring display wall inspired by a

similar iteration at The One Hotel South Beach draws the eye upward and anchors the expansive space. Sculptural shapes reappear in groups of oversize vases from Global Views, which McArdle considers “more art than accessories.” Though tailored and composed, the milieu is not entirely childproof, something the designer embraces with humor. “I don’t know why I chose a raw-edged stone coffee table with two young boys,” she says. “So far they’ve managed to keep it, and themselves, intact.”

Upstairs, subdued tones of cream, gray, and violet transform the primary suite into a soothing escape. A king-size bed with a custom upholstered headboard grounds the room, while two plush Made By Inch chairs make a cozy seating area for family movie nights.

In her bath, a Calacatta Carrara waterfall vanity stands near a 600-pound concrete black tub that took the builder a week to maneuver upstairs. Across the hall, her husband’s darker, more streamlined bath offers contrast. “His-and-her bathrooms are what keep our marriage alive,” she quips.

For her sons’ shared bedroom, she built a wall-to-wall headboard with a ledge for their favorite toys and books set against Phillip Jeffries’ flannel-inspired wallpaper.

“Designing children’s spaces is about creating peace and forming their core memories,” she says. “It’s how they feel in their surroundings that stays with them.”

For McArdle, great design is like a chessboard with emotion and aesthetic leading the charge. “Every piece has a purpose,” she says. “Together they can create a feeling of tranquility, calm, and connection.”

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LET THERE BE LIGHT Davant adores the biophilic feel of Chapman & Myers’ Cora Small Waterfall Chandelier, whose clusters of oval alabaster and gilded finish lend an organic yet jewelry-like allure.

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THAT SINKING FEELING Davant gravitates toward finds with serious wow factors, like the Ambella Chinoiserie Sink Chest, with faux bamboo carvings and vintage-style brass pulls that nod to 1950s Palm Beach style.

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HEAVY METAL An admirer of mixed metals, Davant favors Thomas O’Brien’s Elder Wall Sconce for its interplay of warmth, sheen, and quiet luxury.

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TURNING THE TABLE “I’m drawn to the striking combination of natural stone and metal,” says Davant of the Pino Drinks Table by Currey & Company, a small yet indispensable piece that fits snugly beside a sofa or chair.

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CURVES AHEAD “It beckons you to curl up with a book or unwind

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“I love opening my clients’ eyes to new ways of living,” says Dianne Davant, who founded her namesake firm, Dianne Davant & Associates in Banner Elk, North Carolina in 1979 then expanded to Stuart in 2001. Acclaimed for a design aesthetic that blends luxury, modern sensibility, and individual expression, the tastemaker shares seven things she’s loving right now—and, in some cases, always has. (davant-interiors.com) —Kerry Shorr in style,” says Davant of Kim Scodro’s Ariele Curved Sofa—styled with goose feather throw pillows for an extra layer of coziness.

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KNOCK ON WOOD Davant’s passion for interweaving natural wood tones is on full display in a client’s stunning oceanfront estate, bringing a warmth that contrasts beautifully with the breezy, relaxed atmosphere.

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Over $2.2 Billion in Closed Sales | Member, International Luxury Alliance

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Just Listed | 101 Bowsprit Drive | North Palm Beach | $14,995,000 | Experience the pinnacle of waterfront luxury with this exceptional estate, offering 180° panoramic views. Positioned on a .41-acre point lot, 219 feet of premier water frontage. Inside features 5 BD, 6.2 BA, over 7,300 SqFt of living sapce and 3-car garage. Web# RX-11140805

Just Listed | 87 Lighthouse Drive | Jupiter Inlet Colony | $14,995,000 Situated on the southern tip of Jupiter Island, this prime approx. 0.44-acre property features +/- 122ft of direct Intracoastal frontage, sweeping views of Turtle Cove and the iconic Jupiter Lighthouse. Also includes a private dock with two jet ski lifts. Web# RX-11120392

Just Listed | 11932 S Edgewater Drive | Palm Beach Gardens | $8,250,000 Nestled on a rarely available 0.65-acre waterfront lot, this stunning residence offers the perfect blend of privacy, luxury, and boater’s paradise living. With over 100 feet of water frontage and three private slips, including a 75-foot boat slip, a 16,000 lb. boat lift, and a 5,000 lb. double jet ski lift. Web# RX-11137618

1060 Fairview Lane | Singer Island | $7,749,500 | Ideally situated on a deep-water canal with +/- 100ft of waterfront and direct ocean access. Spanning over 6,500sf of living space and offers 5 BR, a 6th BR/club room, a private study, and 7 BA. Features a brand-new dock, new 40,000 lb boat lift, and an ultra-sleek Euro-edge pool and spa. Web# RX-11116739

14699 Black Bear Road | Palm Beach Gardens | $6,999,900 | Welcome to this brand-new estate in the coveted equestrian community of Caloosa. Set on 5 private acres, this stunning residence offers over 6,000 square feet of living space with 4 bedrooms, 4 full and 2 half baths, plus an office, gym, and state-of-the-art movie theater. Web #RX-11129131

170 Beacon Lane | Jupiter Inlet Colony | $5,995,000 or $14,000/Mo Welcome to your dream home, just minutes away from the beach in beautiful Jupiter Inlet Colony. This tastefully renovated 4 BR, 3.5 BA residence features a stunning bougainvillea-draped atrium entrance. Web# RX-11044902

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400 SOUTH US HIGHWAY C1, JUPITER, FL 33477. 561.653.6100. © 2026 DOUGLAS ELLIMAN REAL ESTATE. ALL MATERIAL PRESENTED HEREIN IS INTENDED FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY. WHILE, THIS INFORMATION IS BELIEVED TO BE CORRECT, IT IS REPRESENTED SUBJECT TO ERRORS, OMISSIONS, CHANGES OR *PER THE MLS FOR CLOSED TRANSACTIONS, THIS IS CURRENTLY THE HIGHEST PRICED CANAL SALE SOLD IN NORTHERN PALM BEACH COUNTY, 18826 LOXAHATCHEE RIVER ROAD, JUPITER LISTED PRICE WAS $16,995,000, CLOSED AT $16,250,000. **ELLIE AWARD BASED ON GCI AT DOUGLAS ELLIMAN REAL ESTATE FOR

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114 W Riverside Drive | Jupiter | $5,495,000 | This rare property is truly one-of-a-kind, offering a prime position at the mouth of the Loxahatchee River with 60ft of pristine, private white sand beach. Web# RX-11122966

6219 SE Moss Ridge Pointe | Hobe Sound | $4,995,000 | Exquisite 4-BR home on a spacious lot and a half, on over 3/4 of an acre attached guest suite, 4BA, 2 half baths, a club room, 7 car garage spaces. Web# RX-11120220

Sold - Represented Buyer | Jupiter Island | $33,000,000 | Magnificent, approx.

2.7 acre, private compound centrally located in Jupiter Island on one of the highest elevations with approx. 263ft of Intracoastal frontage.

Sold - Represented Buyer and Seller | Contracted Off Market Undisclosed Address | Jupiter Island | $39,900,000 | Spectacular direct oceanfront new construction residence on Jupiter Island. Breathtaking ocean vistas from nearly every room. Constructed to the highest degree by Seagate Capital Construction.

Sold - Represented Seller | Highest Priced Canal Sale Sold in Northern Palm Beach County* | 127 Spinnaker Lane | Jupiter | $20,925,000 | A modern masterpiece built by Affinity Construction in the esteemed Admirals Cove community in Jupiter. Nestled on a serene cul-de-sac, this newly constructed waterfront estate spans approx. 13,115sf. Web# RX-11051179

Sold - Represented Buyer and Seller | 18826 Loxahatchee River Road Jupiter | $16,995,000* | This luxurious 5 BR, 9 BA estate situated on the majestic Loxahatchee River, spans approx. 14,000sf total, with an impressive approx. 9,273sf of living space.

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Discover an

Exclusive Beachfront Retreat

247 South Beach Road | Jupiter Island OFFERED AT $20,490,000 Set on 1.6 acres with 170 feet of ocean frontage and a rare 23.5-foot elevation, this Bermuda-inspired estate captures the essence of refined coastal living.

The main residence offers 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, with expansive living, dining, and family spaces that open to sweeping ocean views and a spacious terrace for effortless indoor-outdoor living.

A separate guest house provides 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, a full kitchen, and a comfortable living area. The 3-car garage includes generous storage and a half bath. With privacy, room to expand, and direct access to a pristine beach, this property defines the ultimate Jupiter Island retreat. *

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North Palm Beach:

A Hidden Gem Now Discovered

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uring my first visit to North Palm Beach, I immediately felt a deep sense of belonging. The residents’ friendly and relaxed approach truly sets the area apart, making it feel warm and comfortable for newcomers and locals alike. Finding my own perfect home here inspired me to introduce this wonderful hidden gem to many clients since then.

North Palm Beach began its journey of development in the late 1950s, spurred by the establishment of Pratt & Whitney’s aircraft engine facilities just west of the area. The community offers a variety of home sites, including interior lots, golf course lots, canalfront properties, and homes with stunning views of the wide bay and McArthur State Park. East of US1, the village boasts a diverse selection of condominium communities,

ranging from affordable 55+ developments to luxurious, upscale residences designed for those seeking a higher standard of living.

Anchorage Park and Lakeside Park serve as the recreational heart of North Palm Beach. These parks provide amenities such as boat storage and a ramp for water enthusiasts, as well as walking trails, tennis and pickleball courts, volleyball courts, dog parks, playgrounds, and a beach along the broad intracoastal. The variety of activities ensures fun and relaxation for both children and adults.

I am excited to introduce you to the vibrant North Palm Beach community and to help you find the perfect new home that suits your needs and lifestyle.

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556 GREENWAY DR ◆ AVAIL ABLE 4,046 sf liv ◆ 5,573 sf total ◆ 3 Car Garage ◆ Pool ◆ Full House Generator ◆ 4 Bedrooms plus Office, and 2 Bonus Rooms ◆ $4,275,000

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A special waterfront property in the exclusive community of Admirals Cove.

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Perched approximately 30 feet above sea level, these premier homesites offered endless possibilities. With deep-water access just minutes from the ocean, and ability to accommodate up to ~100 foot yachts, this was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

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TASTE TEST | HAPPY HOUR | FLAVOR PROFILE | RISE & SHINE | COCKTAIL CONFIDENTIAL | LOCAL DINING GUIDE

LOVE AT FIRST SIP

DOUBLE TROUBLE

Smoked Old-Fashioned STEVEN MARTINE

THE WATERFRONT, STUART

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he smoke drifts out slowly and the fragrances hit: bourbon, sherry, honey, oak. The glass is cold, the color is deep. The first sip lands soft, then strong. Nothing extra or forced—a blend of Woodford Reserve, fig bitters, black walnut bitters, and housemade honey syrup. This is a drink that remembers what it’s supposed to be: quiet, balanced, and worth the pause. (thewaterfrontstuart.com) —Bob Higginbotham

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Good Food, GOOD MOOD PLANT-BASED MOOD TURNS DINING INTO AN ACT OF DESIGN IN TEQUESTA

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: At Mood in Tequesta, vegan dishes like the Cauli-Power Kung Pao and the Mood Burger are served in a bright, airy space that features a lively bar scene.

beets, sliced apple, greens, candied walnuts, almond feta, and coriander vinaigrette. Every bite feels edited, like someone kept tuning the flavor until it hit harmony. And don’t miss the Cauli-Power Kung Pao: crispy cauliflower tossed in a ginger, garlic, and sriracha glaze over coconut rice with sesame and scallions.

Sure, Mood is vegan, but its burger lives up to the talk. The lentil and mushroom patty topped with caramelized onions and melted vegan cheddar is served on a soft bun that actually matters. Similarly, the Philly Plantsteak is crafted from seitan layered with peppers, onions, mushrooms, provolone-style cheeze, and roasted garlic aioli. It’s the kind of sandwich you need two hands and a little humility to handle.

Finish with something sweet: the Cookie Dough Cheesecake is smooth and cool, topped with bits of chocolate chip cookie. Comfort with a wink.

The bar runs a full program, and it shows. You could drop in for happy hour and still feel like you had a night worth dressing up for. A favorite choice is the mocktail made with ginger, lime, and cucumber in a chilled glass for vibes that are clean, bright, and alive.

The service here stays relaxed but sharp. Water appears before you need it. Empty plates disappear without a word. Timing is never missed. And the food is unfailingly on point. Mood isn’t trying to prove vegan food can be great. But prove it it does, quietly, every night. (moodvegan.com) ❖

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here’s something immediately grounding about walking into Mood. The room hums lower than the rest of U.S. 1 just outside. Go early enough to catch the light: it fills the room like part of the art—drifting through the wide windows and catching on woven pendant lamps, on the patterned tile that clads the bar, and on the quiet energy of contented customers. Plants spill from brass shelves lined with bottles and glassware. A green neon sign on the back wall reads, “Good Food, Good Mood.” For once, a restaurant that earns its tagline.

Owner Megan Woodward came to Tequesta by way of Los Angeles.

Locals already know her from Perk Coffee House, where mornings run on caffeine and kindness. Mood is what happened when she took that same warmth and gave it room to breathe. Dinner here feels curated but never staged.

Start with the Mood Rings: thick onion rings fried golden and served with a house sauce that lands somewhere between indulgent and smart.

Or go for the Nacho Average Nachos. Stacked high with cashew queso, black beans, walnut crumble, guacamole, and jalapeños, it’s the kind of plate that makes strangers talk to one another like they’ve known each other for years.

The Heartbeet Salad is another strong choice, layered with roasted

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North Palm Beach’s Paradise Tavern doesn’t try too hard. It doesn’t have to. The new spot from Dan Newkirk and Cassidy Flannery (owners of Jupiter’s popular Hap & Hooch) feels like someone finally decided the word tiki didn’t have to mean kitsch.

Inside, the bar hums in teal and coral, and globe lights abound. But out back is where things really hit. The patio leans over the water—yellow tables catching the sun, fans spinning, the breeze carrying that mix of salt and grill smoke that always feels like the real South Florida of old.

Golden Hour (aka Happy Hour) here runs Wednesday through Sunday from 3 to 6 p.m. Standout orders? The Skinny Dip Margarita made with tequila, lime, and agave hits clean and bright. The Bad Monkey Old Fashioned—a mix of Whistle Pig bourbon, Demerara, and bitters—is strong enough to slow you down. When hunger strikes, go for the wings with guava barbecue or the shrimp corn dog skewers. The Brussels sprouts with papaya walnut salsa might steal the show, while the burger seals the deal.

By sunset, the lake mirrors everything back. The color, the calm, the hum of people who got exactly what they came for. Paradise Tavern doesn’t perform. It just exists the way it should. (paradise-tavern.com) —B.H.

COURTESY OF PARADISE TAVERN

A Slice of PARADISE

The outdoor dining area at the newly opened Paradise Tavern in North Palm Beach.

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The of

SPICE LIFE

Raise a toast to National Bloody Mary Day on January 1 with four local takes on everyone’s favorite boozy brunch beverage LUCKY SHUCK

BY BOB HIGGINBOTHAM

Jupiter You won’t find a Bloody Mary on the

Jupiter Guanabanas’ Bloody Mary bar sits under the tiki roof with four mixes ready to go, including a house bold and spicy option that earns its name. Jars of peppers, citrus, celery, and an assortment of pickles let you top your tipple the way

printed menu at this waterfront spot. But ask for it on the down-low, and you’ll be served up a concoction that starts with a house-made Bloody Mary mix (tomato juice, lemon juice, horseradish, Worcestershire sauce, and hot sauce) combined with your choice of vodka. Garnished with lemon, lime, olives, and a celery stick, it’s the perfect secret menu order. (luckyshuckjupiter.com)

you want. (guanabanas.com)

STUART BOATHOUSE

MICHAEL ALBANESE

GUANABANAS

Stuart Stuart Boathouse sits on the St. Lucie River, and its Bloody Mary fits the view.

The solo pour is straight and unfussy: Zing Zang mix, vodka, cold tomato juice. A garnish of citrus, celery, an olive, and a strip of bacon that gives it just enough smoke. Pro tip: try the Bloody Mary flight—four glasses featuring gin, vodka, tequila, and a house spicy blend—for a new take on breakfast booze. (stuartboathouse.com)

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THE DOLPHIN BAR & SHRIMP HOUSE Jensen Beach The Dolphin Bar’s Sunday brunch comes with a Bloody Mary bar offering a spread lined with mixes, spices, citrus, and enough garnish options to make your Bloody bespoke—with a classic mix of tomato juice, clean heat, celery, olives, and lime. Out on the deck, the river does its thing and the drink fits the moment. It’s simple, bright, and built for slow Sundays. (dolphinbar.com)

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The MORNING Edit

COURTESY OF MARRIOTT HUTCHINSON ISLAND BEACH RESORT

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et in a quaint building beside the Marriott Hutchinson Island Beach Resort, The Hutch is close enough for hotel guests to wander over for a bite to eat, but far away enough to feel like a local hideaway.

With its pink and white color scheme dotted with beachy rattan textures, it’s the kind of place that wakes you up right.

To that end, coffee here is dedicated to beans from La Colombe Coffee Roasters. The iced latte is cold and strong—no syrup or decoration. Just coffee that does its job and reminds you why you started drinking it in the first place.

Breakfast here lands the same way. Try the bacon, egg, and cheddar on an everything bagel—made with bagels flown in fresh from New York’s Ess-A-Bagel. The effort shows in its golden edge, with real chew and a weight that makes sense. The bacon snaps with every bite, and the cheese melts right into it. The whole thing tastes like it was made by someone who cared enough to do things right.

The resort’s food and beverage director Andy Patton is one of those folks who care at The Hutch. He says the goal was to build something that felt natural for locals but still gave guests a reason to leave the lobby.

He nailed it. The Hutch feels honest: real coffee, real food, no nonsense. (thehutchfl.com) –B.H.

The bacon, egg, and cheddar sandwich on an everything bagel from Ess-ABagel is a can’t-miss at The Hutch.

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COCKTAIL CONFIDENTIAL

The Making of a

MOCKTAIL STUART’S SPRITZ CITY BISTRO PROVES THAT A MARTINI WITHOUT BOOZE CAN STILL HIT LIKE A BIG NIGHT OUT

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pritz City Bistro has that kind of warmth that feels lived in. The bar glows honey-gold against the bottles. You catch reflections in the glass and faces in the half-light.

It’s that sweet spot between chaos and control where good bars live: a Tito’s promo banner flaps by the door; a DJ is setting up his station; the crowd is a mix of locals, friends, and wanderers. Still, you can order a drink that won’t pack a buzz.

Spritz City’s Pineapple Express Martini— mocktail version, no less—arrives in a coupe glass, where three espresso beans float like punctuation. It’s built with Seedlip Spice 94, Lyre’s Coffee Liqueur, pineapple juice, fresh espresso, and a little bit of Demerara. On first sip, notes of coffee and spice hit first. Then the pineapple lifts it and the syrup gives it body. It tastes deliberate, layered, confident.

Mocktails used to be an apology; these days they’re an art form. The best ones don’t pretend to be something else. They stand on their own—all about balance, detail, and texture. You taste clarity when a mixologist gets it right, and the Pineapple Express Martini at Spritz City gets it right.

There’s irony in sipping a nonalcoholic martini while a vodka promo kicks off 5 feet away and a DJ spins the tunes. It’s funny how the quietest drink in the room can still cut through all that noise—proof that restraint can feel just as good as release. Maybe the best buzz is the one you remember. (spritzcitybistro.com)

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LOCAL DINING GUIDE DUNE DOG CAFE

CHEF’S TABLE

Named a 2025 Best Of Winner

2025

This sophisticated New American restaurant in Stuart of-

Jupiter’s Dune Dog offers a “happy island,” family-friendly,

fers fine wine and seasonal menus in understated, rustic

open-air atmosphere with burgers, hot dogs, sandwichFRAZIER CREEK BREWING AND DISTILLING CO.

COLAB KITCHEN 2025

AMERICAN

es, and fish. (dunedog.com)

digs. (chefstablestuart.com) Head to this Stuart urban farm with a café serving

This brewery and distillery in Stuart serves up craft beers,

locavore cuisine, plus shop its market for fermented

plus piña coladas and rum runner slushies, and vodka, gin, and rum by the bottle. (fraziercreekstuartfla.com)

foods, bread, and more. (colabkitchenfl.com)

THE GAFFORD

COOLINARY Chef Tim Lipman serves soulful, American contemporary

1000 NORTH

items and retro comfort fare alongside the immersive bar,

The Jupiter Lighthouse serves as the backdrop for chef Jason Van Bomel’s global takes on classic dishes.

(1000north.com) BARCELLO

The Parched Pig in Palm Beach Gardens. (thecoolpig.com) THE COOPER

2025

Family-run establishment is a local favorite in Stuart. Try the signature “Gafford,” a 20-ounce bone-in

prime Revier Ranch ribeye that pays homage to owner Rick Wilson’s grandfather and the steaks they used to

Sustainable, environmentally conscious food in a contemporary setting in Palm Beach Gardens. Artisan cock-

cook together. (thegafford.com) HARRY AND THE NATIVES

With pasta selections from pad Thai to rigatoni, and pizza

tails, wines, and microbrews are a major draw at its indoor

This long-standing Hobe Sound joint offers a selection

toppings from ahi tuna and wasabi to prosciutto, Barcel-

and outdoor bars. (thecooperrestaurant.com)

of traditional American favorites in a casual atmosphere.

lo’s menu has something for everyone. (barcellonpb.com) BEACON

COOPER’S HAWK WINERY & RESTAURANTS

(harryandthenatives.com)

A Napa-style tasting room greets diners at this spot in the

HIBISCUS STREATERY

Love Street’s upscale eatery offers coastal cuisine in the heart

Gardens Mall, where dishes like red wine–braised short

The owners of Little Moir’s bring this cozy restaurant to

of Jupiter. (thebeaconjupiter.com)

ribs are listed beside the bin number of its perfect Coo-

Jupiter. Specials are displayed on a chalkboard and feature

THE BISTRO

per’s Hawk wine pairing. (chwinery.com)

A cozy bistro with a lush and live patio area offering American eats with a European twist. (thebistrojupiter.com) CAFÉ CHARDONNAY Chef-owner Frank Eucalitto helms this Palm Beach Gardens mainstay with influences from Latin America and Asia, plus an extensive wine list. (cafechardonnay.com) CASTAWAYS GASTROPUB

market-inspired dishes. (littlemoirsjupiter.com/#hibiscus)

DAS BEER GARDEN

HONEYBELLE

A bright, spacious taproom in Jupiter offering selections

Led by Chef Lindsay Autry, this PGA National restaurant

of beer and kombucha, plus a small menu of American

offers wood-fired pizzas, poke bowls, and Autry’s famous

gastropub-style eats. (dascraftbeer.com)

fried chicken. (pgaresort.com/dine/honeybelle)

DISTRICT TABLE & BAR

HUDSON’S ON THE RIVER

Chef Jason Stocks presents his creative take on ev-

At this Stuart spot, enjoy flavors translated into dishes

erything

ranging from Island River Ramen to maple-glazed pork bel-

from

dry-aged

burgers

to

sourdough

This Jensen Beach gastropub also offers a full menu to

pizza in a contemporary dining space in Stuart.

complement your beer of choice. (castawaysfla.com)

(districttableandbar.com)

ly to pepper-crusted tuna salad. (hudsonontheriver.com)

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TASTE JUNO BEACH CAFE This family-owned restaurant has been serving breakfast

Satisfy your sweet tooth at one (or both!) of these newly opened ice cream shops in Palm Beach Gardens.

and lunch in Juno Beach for more than two decades.

(junobeachcafe.com) JUPITER RINALDI’S Stop by this Jupiter deli for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

Rinaldi’s serves up breakfast specials all day in addition to ultimate options for sandwiches, pasta dishes, and protein smoothies. (rinaldisjupiter.com) KITCHEN NORTH A contemporary American brasserie brought to town by Chef Matthew Byrne in Palm Beach Gardens features elevated twists on classic dishes. (kitchenpb.com) MANATEE ISLAND BAR & GRILL Manatee Island Bar & Grill offers a variety of options, from seafood to steak to veggie burgers, all filling and all fresh. (manateeislandbarandgrill.com) MANERO’S RESTAURANT Enjoy steaks cooked to order, a shrimp cocktail, or other classic American dishes at this Palm City mainstay. (maneros.com) MRS. SMOKEYS REAL PIT BAR-B-Q Mrs. Smokeys offers ribs and brisket and sides of corn, collards, and coleslaw at its Jupiter location. (mrssmokeys.com) THE NEST This waterfront restaurant in Jensen Beach serves up locally sourced ingredients, attentive service, elegant ambience, and stunning sunsets. (nestontheriver.com) NEVS BARBECUE Nevs uses its wood-fire rotisserie smoker to serve up brisket, black pepper sausage, baby back ribs, and pulled chicken in Palm Beach Gardens. Once it’s sold out, it’s gone for the day. (nevsbarbecue.com) OCEAN REPUBLIC BREWING This Stuart craft brewery is known for its laid-back lifestyle and pours like Keepin’ It PC and Because Ordinary Is Boring. (oceanrepublicbrewing.com)

SCOOP SHOPS Cooler weather can’t stop us from craving frozen treats. Here are two of our favorite new spots for ice cream (and gelato) in Palm Beach Gardens. –Kristen Desmond LeFevre

1

Van Leeuwen Ice Cream Known for its made-from-scratch dairy and vegan ice creams, Van Leeuwen’s new location in Downtown Palm Beach Gardens features custom ceramic tiling inspired by the brand’s Marionberry Cheesecake and Praline Butter Cake ice cream flavors, and prime views of its waffle cone– making station. Overwhelmed by flavor choices? We’re partial to Key Lime Pie, but Brown Sugar Cookie Dough Brownie and the oddly craveable Earl Grey Tea deserve a lick. (vanleeuwenicecream.com)

COURTESY OF VENCHI.

and come back for soup, salad, or a sandwich at lunch.

COURTESY OF VAN LEEUWEN ICE CREAM

Fill up on flapjacks, waffles, or crepes in the morning

2

Venchi Take a trip via tastebud to Italy at Venchi’s new Chocogelateria at The Gardens Mall. Beyond its selection of handcrafted chocolates, it offers 20 flavors of gelato that rotate daily. Go for your scoops in cone— complete with rim of hazelnut and chocolate spread dipped in your choice of grains—or have your gelato be blended into a signature Gelatoshake. The super rich Chocoviar 75% flavor has us smitten, but the Crunchy Caramel Gelatoshake (a mix of caramel cream, panna cotta gelato, cream, and caramel grains) is a treat too good to pass on. (us.venchi.com)

OLD FLORIDA BAR & GRILL Dishes at this Jupiter joint range from seafood and steaks to flatbreads and salads. (oldfloridabarandgrill.com) ONA COASTAL CUISINE

SALUTE MARKET

This new fine dining restaurant at the Palm Beach Mar-

Enjoy delicious pours of reasonably priced wines paired

riott Singer Island Beach Resort & Spa specializes in con-

with a fusion of flavors at this Palm Beach Gardens market

temporary coastal cuisine. (onacoastalcuisine.com)

and restaurant. (salute2u.com)

OSCEOLA STREET CAFE

SCOOTERS FUN, FOOD & SPIRITS

STACK BURGER & BOURBON 2025

A Stuart spot serving up inventive burgers plus topnotch bourbons (stack772.com)

STAGE Chef Pushkar Marathe’s globally influenced restaurant in

Enjoy homemade breakfast, baked goods, and spe-

Scooters has been an unfussy local favorite in Hobe

Palm Beach Gardens features dishes like as duck confit

cialty sandwiches at this downtown Stuart café.

Sound for decades. (scootersfunfoodandspirits.com)

rolls, local fish in Bengali sauce, and wood-grilled Spanish

(osceolastreet.com) PHILLY DOWN SOUTH CAFE

SEASONS 52 Experience an award-winning international wine list and

Discover Philly cheesesteaks, salads, burgers, and

a seasonally inspired menu in Palm Beach Gardens.

seafood at the café inside Stuart’s Elliott Museum.

(seasons52.com)

(hsmc-fl.com/philly-down-south-cafe) PICKLED

SOPHIA’S

octopus. (stagepga.com) TAP 42 CRAFT KITCHEN & BAR This laid-back restaurant in the Gardens Mall features American eats, cocktails, and craft beer. (tap42.com) TIKI 52

Family-owned neighborhood restaurant in Hobe Sound

This waterfront bar and grill in Tequesta serves up fresh

A bright and spacious Fort Pierce restaurant with late

serving delicious seafood and meat dishes, flatbreads,

favorites and will even cook your catch. A sunny, colorful

hours and flavorful eats including Wagyu sirloin, duck

plus a raw bar. (sophiashobesound.com)

pot pie, truffle mac and cheese, and charcuterie boards. (pickledinthefort.com) SAILFISH BREWING COMPANY American warehouse–style eatery in Fort Pierce offers a wide selection of beers from the taproom, as well as appetizers and dinner eats from the pizza kitchen. (sailfish brewingco.com) SALTY ZEBRA

SOUTH FORK KITCHEN & BAR

place for live music and good eats. (tiki52tequesta.com) TOPSIDE AT THE BEACON

Made-from-scratch dishes, from seafood to steak, are

This rooftop bar in Jupiter offers stunning views of the

prepared by chef Ron Kerr at this Stuart restaurant.

lighthouse and inlet. The small-plates menu features

(southforkkitchenandbar.com)

Basque-inspired bites and an extensive wine and beer list.

SOUTHERN PIG & CATTLE CO. Stop by this Stuart favorite for steaks and barbecue favorites. (southernpigandcattlecompany.com) SPRITZ CITY BISTRO

(topsidejupiter.com) WAXIN’S Palm Beach Gardens’ Swedish-American restaurant offers five unique seating areas. Pair your fine dining with wine in

This Tequesta outpost serves a blend of traditional Flori-

Upscale American bistro in Stuart featuring tapas and

the chef’s room or get cozy in the casual living room with

da dishes with a Latin flair. (saltyzebrabistro.com)

small plates. (spritzcitybistro.com)

drop-in seating and televisions. (waxins.com)

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ANGRY MOON CAFÉ AND WINE BAR

SEOUL GARDEN

THE WOODS Golf legend Tiger Woods’ flagship restaurant offers so-

Korean establishment serving the culture’s favorites:

Enjoy craft dishes prepared with high-quality ingredients

phisticated dishes plus a cigar bar and an extensive cock-

kimbap, short rib, traditional han-sik, and bi-bim-bop.

as you sip on a selection of wines and coffee in a charm-

tail program. (thewoods.tigerwoods.com)

(seoulgardenkoreancuisine.com)

ing atmosphere in the heart of Palm Beach Gardens.

SUSHI BY BOU

YARD HOUSE

(angrymooncafe.com) BOMBOLONI BAKERY CAFÉ

Known for its plentiful tap options, Yard House in Palm

Inside an intimate room at PGA National Resort in Palm

Beach Gardens offers an array of hearty American en-

Beach Gardens, enjoy a 12- or 16-course tasting of incred-

Authentic Italian bakery and café in Jensen Beach of-

trées. (yardhouse.com)

ible sushi. (sushibybou.com)

fering pastries, sandwiches, soups, salads, and coffee.

ASIAN ASIAN CHAO Mix and match Chinese entrées, sushi, and sides from

SUSHI JO

(bombolonibakery.com)

The Jupiter outpost of Miami native Joseph Clark’s sushi restaurant chain offers a large selection of classic sushi

Formerly a bunkhouse that sheltered WWII soldiers, this

options as well as Thai food. (sushijo.com)

100 percent plant-based café in Jensen Beach offers acai

THAI LOTUS

bowls and fresh-baked goods alongside its coffee menu.

this buffet-style counter takeout in Jensen Beach.

Sushi and Thai dishes served in a contemporary atmo-

(asianchao.com)

sphere make Thai Lotus a can’t-miss at any of its three

ASIAN FIN Enjoy Asian fusion cuisine from steaks and sushi to spare ribs and carpaccio in the heart of Jupiter. (asianfin.net) ASIAN SPICE BISTRO

BUNK HOUSE COFFEE BAR

(bunkhousecoffeebar.com) COFFEE BAR BLUE DOOR

locations in Jupiter, Tequesta, and North Palm Beach.

Quaint

(thailotusflorida.com)

ing

TWIN DRAGONS RESTAURANT Conventional Chinese restaurant in Stuart serving fine

downtown

breakfast,

Stuart

bistro

fare,

coffee and

shop

serv-

baked

goods.

(facebook.com/coffeebarbluedoor) DIAMOND TEA ROOM & BISTRO

A small, contemporary Asian eatery in Jensen Beach

dining options as well as takeout, delivery, and catering.

Opt for the six-course high English tea at this Stuart

specializing in Thai recipes and sushi platter and boats.

(twindragonsstuart.com)

spot, or order from an à la carte selection of teas, tea

(asianspicebistro.com) BANGKOK BAY

UNCLE JOE’S CHINESE RESTAURANT This casual Palm Beach Gardens spot offers a wide se-

High-quality Thai fare and sushi served at a great price in

lection of classic Chinese food items like lo mein, spring

Stuart. (bangkokbaybbk.com)

rolls, and dim sum. (unclejoeschinesefood.com)

BASIL GARDEN

WASABI THAI SUSHI

Locally beloved, cozy Thai eatery with locations in Stuart

Stop by Wasabi Thai in Fort Pierce for good food, large

and Palm City offering a vast menu. (fromtherestaurant.

portions, and a delicate ambience—plus a full liquor bar.

com/basil-garden)

(wasabithaisushifl.com)

BENIHANA

CAFÉ

Grab dinner and a show at this Stuart hibachi restaurant as tableside chefs prepare Japanese dishes. (benihana. com)

ly updating bistro menu satisfies larger appetites. (diamondtearoom.com) GILBERT’S COFFEE BAR 2025

Enjoy coffee, cheese boards, smoothies, and more at two locations in Port Salerno and Sunset Bay.

(gilbertscoffeebar.com) GOOGAN COFFEE With locations in historic downtown Stuart and northern Stuart, this veteran-owned shop serves delicious locally roasted coffee, tea, espresso, natural energy drinks, and

3 BARISTAS

BLACKBIRD MODERN ASIAN

sandwiches, scones, and tea cookies. A constant-

Organic coffee and smoothies as well as beans in bulk

mouth-watering food. (gilbertscoffeebar.com) IMPORTICO’S BAKERY CAFÉ

A modern restaurant in Jupiter serving traditional Chi-

and café fare like quiches, spinach and feta sandwiches,

This Stuart bakery specializes in pastries and breads,

nese-American mainstays like Peking duck plus creative

and various baked goods abound at this Stuart favorite.

with additional menu items like sandwiches and coffee.

libations. (blackbirdmodernasian.com)

(3baristasorganic.com)

(importicosbakerycafe.com)

HOKKAIDO HIBACHI & SUSHI Enjoy dinner and a show at this Jupiter hibachi grill or savor fresh fare from Japan at the sushi bar. (hokkaidohibachi.com)

Koji roasted chicken at District Table & Bar in Stuart

HOKKAIDO SUSHI & STEAK HOUSE Japanese steak house in Palm City offering Asian eats as well as extravagant sushi boats and hibachi dinners. (hokkaidopalmcity.com) HONG KONG WOK N GRILL This Chinese restaurant puts a modern twist on classic dishes for dining in or taking out in Jupiter. (hongkongwokngrill.com) KABUKI For an intimate night out, this Palm Beach Gardens spot offers traditional and modern sushi. (kabukiwpb.com) NITROGEN BAR GRILL AND SUSHI Impeccable sushi rolls, innovative hot dishes, and one of Jupiter’s best burgers. (nitrogenbrasserie.com) PEI WEI Health-centric pan-Asian food served at the counter in a casual setting with locations in Stuart and Palm Beach Gardens. (peiwei.com) PHO DELI traditional dishes ranging from pho to bahn mi. Locations in Fort Pierce and Port St. Lucie. (phodelipsl.com) SACHI SUSHI ASIAN FUSION 2025

A contemporary space in Stuart offering a multitude of sushi options as well as Thai and pho se-

lections. (sachisushirestaurant.com)

NATHAN VENZARA

Authentic Vietnamese restaurant in a casual setting with

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PERK COFFEE HOUSE 2025

ANTHONY’S COAL FIRED PIZZA

This Tequesta café serves specialty drinks and a de-

Be transported to Paris by way of this North Palm Beach

Known for quality pizza and Italian food, Anthony’s loca-

liciously healthy menu with vast vegan options—all

gem that serves authentic sandwiches, salads, pastries,

tion in Palm Beach Gardens also impresses with popular

and more. (lemoliere.us)

favorites like meatballs with ricotta and margherita pizza.

in a bright atmosphere. (perkcoffeetequesta.com)

PARIS IN TOWN

THE ROASTED RECORD COFFEE & VINYL An international, award-winning coffee roaster, café, this Stuart favorite has 11 local craft beers on tap, plus a variety of both white and red wines. (roastedrecord.com)

(acfp.com)

This casual outpost offers pastries, crepes, and more in a cozy French setting. (parisintown.com) THE PARISIAN RESTAURANT & WINE BAR

BALDINO’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT Family-run casual eatery in Tequesta serving pasta dishes,

pizza,

and

authentic

Exclusive French wines and updated classics like

(baldinositalianrestaurant.com)

A Palm Beach Gardens coffee shop offering a traditional

coq au vin served in a relaxing ambience in Jupiter.

THE BRICK OVEN PIZZA COMPANY

drink menu, breakfast sandwiches and toasts, smoothies,

(theparisianrestaurant.com)

SUBCULTURE COFFEE

and acai bowls. (subculturecoffee.com)

GERMAN

TEAPOTS & TREASURES CAFÉ

Enjoy traditional German and American fare while relax-

elaborate affair. (teapotsandtreasurescafe.com)

ing at the expansive outdoor seating and barn in Jensen Beach. (the-hoffmann.com)

Swing by this Stuart-based food truck for New York–style

plete with a bar. (thebrickovenpizzacompany.com)

turing Tuscan-inspired grill fare, wine, and cocktails. (brioitalian.com) BUONASERA RISTORANTE

An exciting menu featuring American fusion and German

es in Jupiter. The stellar wine list accompanies the

favorites like potato pancakes, schnitzel, and sauerbraten

deft and elegant cooking of Chef Leonardo Cuomo.

in Hobe Sound. (schnitzelhaushobesound.com)

bagels baked in a custom wood-fired oven. For lunch,

INDIAN

grab a pizza, wings, or a salad. (bagelboyzstuart.com) BENGAL TIGER THAI CUISINE This vibrant celebration of Thai cuisine and culture in Stu-

well as various Italian entrées in a moody setting, com-

Classic and perfectly executed Northern Italian dish-

SCHNITZEL HAUS

BAGEL BOYZ

This Palm City spot serves delicious brick oven pizza as

A warm and relaxed eatery in The Gardens Mall, fea-

THE HOFFMANN

ads, and multiple tea services to choose from for a more

FOOD TRUCK

cheesesteaks.

BRIO

Juno Beach teahouse with a selection of teas and beverages, plus a menu including sandwiches, soups, and sal-

Philly

BOLLY TWIST

(buonaserajupiter1993.com) CARMELA’S BRICK OVEN PIZZA & WINE BAR 2025

Located in Stuart, Carmela’s offers a diverse wine list, gourmet brick oven pizza, and several classical

Italian dishes. (carmelaspizza.com) CARMINE’S COAL FIRED PIZZA

art brings the flavors and traditions of Thailand straight to

This Stuart spot offers an array of Indian and Indo-Chinese

your tummy. (facebook.com/bengaltigerthaicuisine)

cuisine, including tandoori dishes, meat and vegetarian

Committed to delivering a true Italian experience, this

entrées, dosas, biryani, and more. (bollytwist.com)

casual Jupiter restaurant cooks its pizzas in a 900-de-

BROTHERS Q 2025

Barbecue doesn’t get much better than Brothers Q in Stuart. Try the Sunday smoked wings, three-

cheese

smoked

mac,

or

brisket

sandwich.

(facebook.com/brothersq.bbq)

ELA CURRY & COCKTAILS This Palm Beach Gardens restaurant helmed by Pushkar Marathe features traditional thali along with Indian street foods. (elacurrykitchen.com) NAMASTE GRILL

ITAL BOWLS

gree coal-fired oven, producing a perfectly crispy crust. (carminescfp.com) CARMINE’S LA TRATTORIA Carmine’s waterfront ambience in Palm Beach Gardens is a perfect backdrop for an Italian fine dining experience. (carmineslatrattoria.com)

Located across from Stuart Beach, Ital Bowls offers or-

Nepalese and Indian cuisine in the heart of down-

ganic acai bowls and cookies, smoothies, and coffees for

town Stuart. Menu highlights range from tandoori and

a post-beach bite. (italbowls.com)

grilled meats to veggie entrées to goat curry with

This quaint Stuart restaurant combines northern and

Nepalese spices simmered in a savory stew. (namasteg-

southern Italian cuisine under one roof. Expect big flavors

rillstuart.com)

and beyond-satisfactory Italian dishes. (casabellastuart.

QC EXPRESS Owner and chef Jeff Goldstein brings his Maryland roots to this Hobe Sound restaurant on wheels that ships in steamed blue crabs weekly. (thequietcrab.com) SUNSET SLIDERS FOOD TRUCK Delicious, Instagram-worthy sliders and sides with vegetarian options in Golden Gate. (sunsetsliders.com); TACO TRUCK OF STUART

TAJ INDIAN

com)

Curries steal the show at this Port St. Lucie establishment

This Hobe Sound concept restaurant created by Silvia and

vegan and Halal foods. (tajpsl.com)

Franco Mininni creates daily menus for dinner events and

ZEERA INDIAN

wine tastings, which routinely sell out. (instagram.com/

This relaxed North Palm Beach restaurant features a menu of traditional Indian dishes plus a host of vegan and

Take it to-go or eat it truckside. (tacotruckofstuart.com)

vegetarian options. (zeerapga.com)

TAQUERIA SOLAVINO 2

IRISH

Authentic Mexican tacos, burritos, quesadillas, tortas, MCCARTHY’S IRISH PUB

This Tequesta favorite serves classic Irish comfort food

Featuring authentic Italian, from-scratch recipes made with quality ingredients, this Jupiter classic specializes in every aspect of Italian cooking. A strong wine selection, coming back. (casamiajupiter.com) DIVINO RISTORANTE ITALIANO

like chicken pot pie, shepherd’s pie, and fish and chips in a

Divino’s old-world authenticity raises the bar on flavorful

fun and festive pub atmosphere. (mccarthyspub.net)

seafood, soups, salads, and fresh pasta dishes, as well as ample poultry, veal, and beef entrées at its Palm Beach

11 MAPLE STREET French country meets Florida at this Jensen Beach restau-

casadelvinolifestyle) CASA MIA TRATTORIA & PIZZERIA

lively happy hour, and rotating specials keep regulars

gorditas, and a wide selection of meat options in Stuart.

FRENCH/CREOLE

CASA DEL VINO

that offers a wide range of cultural favorites in addition to

Tasty Mexican fare that’s quick and convenient in Stuart.

(instagram.com/taqueriasolavino2)

CASA BELLA

PADDY MAC’S IRISH RESTAURANT

Gardens location. (divinoitalianrestaurantfl.com) DORIS ITALIAN MARKET & BAKERY

rant where chef Michael Perrin prepares plates with the

This Emerald Isle–inspired spot in Palm Beach Gardens

season’s peak items, including locally sourced produce

offers Irish dishes, plus homemade scones and perfectly

Stop by this specialty market in North Palm Beach to

and humanely raised meats. (elevenmaple.com)

poured pints of Guinness. (paddymacirishpub.com)

shop for imported grocery items, pick up a dessert from

CAFÉ DES ARTISTES Traditional French cooking, from bistro fare to elegant din-

ITALIAN

(dorismarket.com) DRIFT KITCHEN & BAR

ners, served waterfront in the heart of Jupiter Yacht Club Marina. (cafedesartistesfrenchbistro.com)

the bakery, or simply enjoy a meal prepared in-house.

EIGHTEEN SEMINOLE ITALIAN BISTRO

This premier oceanfront restaurant located at Hutchinson

Inside this quaint, historically preserved building in Stu-

Shores Resort in Jensen Beach features fresh seafood

This charming restaurant located in the historic Stuart

art lies one of the area’s most romantic atmospheres.

and Italian specialties. Dive into brick oven pizzas, house-

post office arcade specializes in French casual fine dining

All meals are made to order and crafted with top-quality,

made pasta, and house specialties like blue crab–crusted

with a speakeasy vibe. (grandemartier.com)

local seasonal ingredients. (facebook.com/eighteenssi)

grouper. (driftkitchenandbar.com)

LA GRANDE MARTIER

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EVO ITALIAN Chef Erik Pettersen uses the finest-quality ingredients available at his Tequesta restaurant, including imported

Carne asada tacos at El Fogoncito in Jupiter

extra virgin olive oil, San Marzano tomatoes, buffalo mozzarella, and a variety of olives and aged Italian cheeses. (evoitalian.com) FANTINI’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT & NEW HAVEN STYLE APIZZA This Stuart joint offers old-school Italian food cooked fresh to order. (fantinisapizza.com) GIGI’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT With recipes passed down through generations, Gigi’s Neapolitan fare is time-tested and well worth a visit to Jensen Beach. (gigisitalian.com) GIORDI This family-run restaurant in Stuart serves Italian fare including scampi and zucchini pasta, penne Montalcino with Italian sausage, whole branzino, and Dover sole. Save room for dessert, including triple chocolate cake and ricotta COURTESY OF EL FOGONCITO

cheesecake. (giordiusa.com) GIOVANNI’S This quaint bistro setting in Palm Beach Gardens offers pasta entrées and more. (giovannisristorante.net) GRANDE’S BELLA CUCINA Farm-to-table Italian restaurant in Palm Beach Gardens sourcing its ingredients from local farmers and fishermen. (grandesflorida.com) THE GROVE, PIZZA, CUCINA, WINE, MARKET & CHARCUTERIE

MARIO’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT

RUFFINO’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT AND PIZZERIA

Hobe Sound’s only Wine Spectator Award winner, The

Long-standing casual dining joint serving Italian classics in

This family-owned Port St. Lucie restaurant boasts au-

Grove offers a twist on Italian dishes like charcuterie

generous portions in Stuart. (mariositaliandining.com)

thentic Italian fare from a menu of more than 70 choices,

boards, classic pastas, plus Mediterranean offerings. (thegrovehobesound.com) IAN & KYE’S PIZZA Family-owned, Chicago-style pizza served with passion

MICHELINA’S Modern take on classic Italian dishes and a friendly staff at this family-owned Stuart restaurant. (michelinasrest.com) NICK & JOHNNY’S OSTERIA

for more than 15 years in Jensen Beach. (iankyespizza.

Enjoy classic Italian dishes and specialty pizzas in Juno

com)

Beach. (nickandjohnnysosteria.com)

IL PROFESSORE

PEPE & SALE

as well as daily specials. (ruffinos.net) SAL’S ITALIAN RISTORANTE Immerse yourself in an atmosphere reminiscent of a small Italian village as you dine on the self-proclaimed “best pizza and Italian food” in Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens, and Port St. Lucie. (salsitalianristorante.com) TAVOLENA RESTAURANT

Chef Riccardo Faiella hails from Capri, Italy, making this

Expect modern Italian dishes with a focused wine list in a

At this Jupiter location, enjoy Italian cuisine prepared by

Italian restaurant in the middle of Tequesta a true au-

fine dining atmosphere inside a bistro-like Stuart setting.

chef Michael Rolchigo with recipes inspired by his Italian

thentic find. With family-inspired service, Il Professore is

(pepe-sale.com)

consistent in presentation, taste, and style. (ilprofessore italianrestaurant.com) LA FORCHETTA 2025

This family-owned gem in Stuart is home to a selection of gourmet pasta including lobster ravioli,

PORTOBELLO CUCINA ITALIANA

grandmother. (tavolena.com) TUTTO FRESCO

This Jupiter restaurant feels like a home away from home

An elegant Italian restaurant in Port St. Lucie with upmar-

with its top-notch hospitality and the aroma of spices and

ket entrées, steaks, and a full bar. (tuttofrescopsl.com)

authentic Italian cooking. (portobellojupiter.com) PORTOFINO BISTRO MEDITERRANEO

LATIN AMERICAN/CUBAN

penne alla vodka, and gnocchi Capri. Plus, hand-tossed

Featuring Italian fare with Spanish influences in a Juno

pizza pies served in a warm Italian setting by attentive

Beach location, Portofino blends favorites from both cui-

staff. (laforchetta.net)

sines, like grilled calamari with sherry pepper vinaigrette

A cross between Peruvian and Japanese cuisines, this

and garlic shrimp. (portofinobistrofl.com)

third-generation spot in Lake Park offers dishes as ex-

LA MASSERIA Inspired by Puglia’s ancient farmhouses, La Masseria

PREZZO

CEVICHE ARIGATO

pansive as the cultures it represents. Choose from tapas,

brings a taste of Italy from its original location in the heart

Burt Rapoport’s Italian eatery in Palm Beach Gardens

ceviches, and classic dishes like lomo saltado (traditional

of Manhattan to Palm Beach Gardens. (lamasseriapbg.

serves wood-fired pizza and a handful of classics locals

Peruvian stir-fry consisting of marinated sirloin, onion, to-

com)

have grown to love over the years. (eatprezzo.com)

LIMONCELLO RISTORANTE

PROSECCO CAFÉ

matoes, and french fries). (cevichearigato.com) COPACABANA CUBAN CUISINE

Upscale Italian restaurant serving fresh pastas made in-

Palm Beach Gardens’ Prosecco Café delivers contempo-

Family-owned restaurant in Jupiter that blends Cu-

house daily, meats, seafood, and celebrated Italian clas-

rary sustainable cuisine with Mediterranean and Asian

ban and Caribbean cuisines in a tropical setting.

sics. The extensive wine list features selections to com-

accents. Dive into fresh baked goods, salads, sandwiches

plement every dish. (limoncellopbg.com)

and flatbreads, tapas, creamy gelato, and a wide selection

LUNA ITALIAN CUISINE A local favorite and downtown Stuart landmark offering

of coffee, prosecco, wine, and beer. (proseccocafe.com) PUSATERI’S CHICAGO PIZZA

indoor and outdoor seating as well as sidewalk window

A “real” taste of Chicago pizza in Stuart, Pusateri’s offers

service. (lunadowntownstuart.com)

thin crust pizza topped with unique sauces and cut into

LYNORA’S 2025

A true family affair, Lynora’s excels at modernizing classic Italian dishes at locations in Palm City, Palm

Beach Gardens, and Jupiter. (lynoras.com)

squares. (bestfloridapizza.com) RISTORANTE CLARETTA

(copacabanacubancuisine.com) LA ESQUINA GUATEMALTECA This unassuming Jupiter restaurant serves up the most authentic and delicious Guatemalan cuisine in the area. (facebook.com/laesquina208) MERVIS’ CAFÉ & GRILL This Fort Pierce establishment doubles as a U.S. Postal Service contract unit while serving up tasty Cuban sand-

Authentic Italian dishes in Palm City in a fine dining set-

wiches, plus sweet plantains, croquettes, and empana-

ting. (ristoranteclaretta.com)

das. (merviscafe.com)

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TASTE MEXICAN

THE MOFONGO KING This Puerto Rican outpost in Port St. Lucie is known for

helds at this Tequesta spot. (bluepointebarandgrill.com) CAPTAIN CHARLIE’S REEF GRILL

AVOCADO CANTINA

its namesake mofongo—a dish packed with fried plan-

Avocado Cantina serves up dishes with a Mexican flair in

Sip cocktails and wine at the bar or enjoy seafood tacos,

tains and an assortment of shrimp, tostones, and more.

Palm Beach Gardens. (avocadocantina.com)

sandwiches, or salads at this casual favorite of Juno Beach locals. (captaincharliesreefgrillfl.com)

CALAVERAS CANTINA

(facebook.com/themofongoking) PERU WOK

Located at Jupiter’s Harbourside Place, Calaveras Cantina

CHOWDER HEADS

Try daily rotating specials of hot dishes, as well as classic

provides a festive setting for Mexican staples like street

A casual Jupiter eatery with traditional New England

plates like leche de tigre (diced fish, marinated in ceviche

corn, enchiladas, and churros. (calaverascantina.com)

seafood dishes like lobster rolls and clam chowder.

broth) and chaufa (Peruvian fried rice served with sesame seeds, veggies with a choice of protein) at this Jupiter restaurant. (facebook.com/peruwokcuisine)

(chowderheadsusa.com)

CASA AMIGOS AUTHENTIC A hit with Port St. Lucie locals; visit for a dynamite meal

From New England clam chowder to shrimp Parmesan,

and atmosphere. (casaamigosrest.com)

PORT SAINT WICH

this Fort Pierce eatery delivers affordable seafood to ev-

EL FOGONCITO

Cuban café in Port St. Lucie specializing in sandwiches,

Immerse yourself in the Mexican culture with authentic Mexi-

desserts, and Cuban coffee. (portsaintlucierestaurant.com)

can fare at this Jupiter spot. (elfogoncitorestaurant.com)

SABOR LATINO RESTAURANT

CHUCK’S SEAFOOD

ery table. (facebook.com/chucksseafood) COBB’S LANDING A quality waterfront dining experience in Fort Pierce, the

MR. JALAPEÑO COCINA MEXICANA

Dishes at this Palm Beach Gardens spot are inspired by

Authentic Mexican cuisine with bold flavors in Stuart.

menu here features hearty servings of pasta, seafood,

food from Mexico, Guatemala, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador,

(mr-jalapeno.com)

and meat, along with live entertainment and a buzzing

Spain, Peru, and Argentina. (saborlatinorestaurants.com)

MEDITERRANEAN

mojito bar. (cobbs-landing.com)

PAPICHULO TACOS Mexican street-style food in Jupiter, plus a bar

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stocked with fresh juices, tequila, and cocktails.

A daily market and restaurant in one, North Palm Beach’s Cod & Capers sells fresh fish to bring home or to enjoy

(papichulotacos.com)

in-house. (codandcapers.com)

PUEBLO VIEJO

ARA

COD & CAPERS SEAFOOD MARKET AND CAFÉ

CONCHY JOE’S SEAFOOD

Southern Mediterranean–inspired dishes served in an el-

A family-owned local chain restaurant offering Mexican

egant ambience in Jupiter. (arajupiter.com)

fare, drinks, and a tropical setting with two locations in

Dive into fresh seafood items such as Conchy’s Seafood

Port St. Lucie and one in Fort Pierce. (puebloviejofl.com)

Feast or the Bahamian-inspired conch salad in Jensen

FERNANDO’S DOCKSIDE GRILLE Chef Fernando Dovale whips up authentic Mediterranean

Beach. (conchyjoes.com)

RANCHO CHICO

CRABBY’S

and Portuguese cuisine, from shrimp scampi to pork

Enjoy margaritas and Mexican cuisine offered in a vi-

Alentejana to seared scallops at this Port St. Lucie gem.

brant cantina at locations in Stuart and Tequesta.

A no-frills seafood house in Port Salerno known for crabs

(fernandosdocksidegrille.com)

(ranchochicoflorida.com)

by the pound, an array of local catches, and music performances. (instagram.com/crabbys_port_salerno)

ROCCO’S TACOS & TEQUILA BAR

THE GREAT GREEK MEDITERRANEAN GRILL

CRABBY’S DOCKSIDE

This Greek chain’s Palm Beach Gardens outpost offers all

Every day is Cinco de Mayo at Rocco Mangel’s high-

the classic Greek cravings. (thegreatgreekgrill.com)

energy Mexican-themed eatery in Palm Beach Gardens.

Enjoy fresh catches like stuffed grouper and hogfish snap-

(roccostacos.com)

per, plus other entrées including pasta, pizza, and more.

LĪLA COASTAL MEDITERRANEAN Offering a Mediterranean dining experience with a mod-

Signature drinks like the rum punch—and amazing views

SONORA EATS

ern Asian twist; don’t miss the sushi and crudo bar at this

Stop by this family-owned business in Fort Pierce offer-

Tequesta spot. (lilajupiter.com)

ing quick-serve tacos and burritos, Sonora-style hot dogs,

LUSO PORTUGUESE GRILLE

Every day is Mardi Gras at Crawdaddy’s in Jensen

TACO CHULA

country’s coastal heritage with a focus on seafood

Try a range of informal Mexican dishes in Palm Beach Gar-

like octopus and shrimp cooked Mozambique-style.

dens. Customize your tacos and burritos, from the filling

(lusogrille.info)

to the toppings. (tacochula.com)

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er’s family recipes to life inside this Mediterranean

St. Lucie, Taco Dive offers craft beers with its homemade

(divebarrestaurant.com)

cheesecake baklava. (managreekfusion.com) Partners Mohamed Alkassar and chef Niven Patel have reimagined this popular Tequesta spot into a

pizzeria offering options in categories like “classic,” OLYMPIC TAVERNA Olympic

Taco Shack’s margarita list is sure to please. Pair

your sips with gourmet tacos and other bites at two loca-

serves

tradition-

salads (plus the namesake tacos). (takotiki.net)

Greek-American fare like gyros and sandwiches, along with beer and wine, in a casual Port St. Lucie

setting. (spirostaverna.com) THINK GREEK First a food truck and now a full-fledged restaurant, Think Greek offers Greek classics with an American twist in Port St. Lucie. (thinkgreekfl.com)

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fine-aged steaks, and craft cocktails. (firefingrill.com) FOOD SHACK Come to this casual Jupiter favorite for the freshest and most creatively prepared seafood in the area.

Head next door to Maxi’s Lineup after for live music and

PORT BARNA Spanish twist in Jensen Beach. (portbarna.com)

meats, and homestyle specials. (dolphinbar.com) FIREFIN GRILL

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SEAFOOD

(spirostaverna.com/palm-city)

SPIRO’S TAVERNA

menu featuring plentiful seafood selections, wood-grilled

Financial Center, Firefin features award-winning sushi,

al Greek cuisine as well as American favorites.

Mediterranean-inspired cuisine with an American and

DOLPHIN BAR & SHRIMP HOUSE

Located on the marina in Palm Beach Gardens’ Harbour

tions in Jupiter and Stuart. (taco-shack.com) TAKO TIKI live music, and a menu of small plates, sandwiches, and

Taverna

along the Jupiter Riverwalk or sit at the open-air bar.

A waterfront retreat in Jensen Beach with a wide-ranging

With a menu offering over 100 types of tequila,

Visit Tako Tiki in Jensen Beach for craft cocktails, nightly

“edgy,” and “wild.” (nimoeats.com) City’s

Mexican fare featuring fresh ingredients. (tacodive.com) TACO SHACK 2025

NIMO COASTAL MEDITERRANEAN

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Dine on the water at the Jupiter Yacht Club Marina

Open late at two locations in Fort Pierce and one in Port

turned into favorites like pastitsio, moussaka, and

Palm

(crawdaddysjensenbeach.com);

Laz and Anna Chasomeris bring their Greek moth-

eatery in Jupiter. Ingredients are flown in from Greece and

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Beach, where Cajun-Creole cuisine reigns supreme.

DIVE BAR

TACO DIVE

MANA GREEK FUSION

Pierce. (crabbysdocksideftpierce.com) CRAWDADDY’S

plus homemade tortillas daily. (sonoraeats.com)

Portuguese outpost in Port St. Lucie reflecting the

of the inlet and lagoon—round out the experience in Fort

beer. (littlemoirsfoodshack.com) FRESH CATCH SEAFOOD GRILL

12A BUOY Wide array of dishes in a casual Fort Pierce setting, leaving

Owner Eric Olson guarantees the freshest of sea-

both stomachs and wallets happy. (12abuoy.com)

food dishes and a raw oyster bar at this Stuart spot.

BASIN SEAFOOD MARKET & KITCHEN Fresh

seafood

on

ice

freshcatchstuart.com)

is

available

for

purchase

FRIGATE’S WATERFRONT BAR & GRILL

as

well

as

fresh

dining

options

and

charm-

Perched on the Earman River in North Palm Beach, Frig-

ing

outdoor

and

indoor

seating

in

Stuart.

ate’s lets you dine alfresco on fresh catches like snapper,

(facebook.com/p/Basin-Seafood-Market-Kitchen) BLUE POINTE BAR AND GRILL Enjoy food selections ranging from flatbreads to hand-

grouper, mahi-mahi, and more. (frigatesnpb.com) GUANABANAS Opened by Jupiter surfers as a sandwich shop in 2004,

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Guanabanas has become an institution in northern Palm Beach County for its lush, tropical setting, Caribbean cuisine, cocktails, and live music. (guanabanas.com) HOG SNAPPERS With its fusion of Latin, Caribbean, and Eastern Pacific flavors, the menu at this Tequesta spot is as di-

Lucie. (riverwalkoysterbar.com) SAILOR’S RETURN

sphere in Fort Pierce. (thefortsteakhouse.com)

Serving fresh seafood, chops, and steaks with Stuart sun2025

Modern, coastal grill in Jupiter’s Harbourside Place serving

bars. (thesailorsreturn.com)

prime cuts of steak and fresh seafood, premium wines, and

SAUDER’S LANDING This small Jensen Beach fish house with a thatched-roof

(hogsnappersshackandsushi.com)

patio and dining room features fresh-caught seafood like

The stunning views overlooking the Jupiter Lighthouse

its famous crab cakes. (sauderslanding.com) SCHOONER’S SEAFOOD

paired with fresh seafood make Jetty’s a perennial winner.

A Jupiter landmark since 1984, this casual spot offers a

(jettysjupiter.com)

seafood-oriented bar and grill. (schoonersjupiter.com)

JUMBY BAY ISLAND GRILL

SEMINOLE REEF GRILL

In the heart of downtown Abacoa in Jupiter, this restau-

Visit this North Palm Beach staple for boat-to-table sea-

rant is known for tropical-inspired dishes, generous cock-

food. (seminolereefgrill.com)

tails, a dog-friendly patio, and a relaxed beach house feel.

SHRIMPERS GRILL AND RAW BAR

(jumbybayislandgrill.com)

Discover a relaxed, tropical environment and sunset spe-

JUNO BEACH FISH HOUSE

cials at this waterfront gem in Stuart. (shrimpersgrill.com)

Seafood and fresh catches get a Florida and Caribbean

SHUCKERS ON THE BEACH

twist at this mosaic-filled spot with indoor and outdoor

Enjoy the sea breeze and take in the view inside Jensen

seating in Juno Beach. (junobeachfishhouse.com)

Beach’s Island Beach Resort. From ribs to raw oysters, ev-

KE’E GRILL Sit at the bamboo bar at this Juno Beach favorite for drinks

THE JUPITER GRILL

set views from indoor and patio dining,plus two full

verse as it is delicious at this casual, beachy eatery.

JETTY’S WATERFRONT RESTAURANT

elegant, rich dishes and a sophisticated yet colorful atmo-

ery dish is perfection. (islandbeachresort.com/dining) SPOTO’S

elevated cocktails. (thejupitergrill.com) LEWIS STEAKHOUSE An upscale steak house that brings the spirit of the

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area’s most iconic restaurant to Jupiter. Enjoy fine

cuts of steak, a divine cocktail list, and sophisticated design. (lewissteakhouse.com) MEATING STREET SEAFOOD & STEAKHOUSE The Lamarra family offers USDA Prime steaks, seafood, and indulgent sides at their Tradition outpost. (meatingstreet.com;) OAK AND EMBER STEAKHOUSE Local favorite chef Kyle G brings you Oak and Em-

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ber, an upscale classic steak house with delectable

meats, sides, and craft cocktails with locations in Port St. Lucie and Stuart. (oakandembersteakhouse.com) PETER’S STEAKHOUSE Fine wines and sides like Pete’s Famous Hash Browns and fried shoestring onions accompany the dry-aged steaks

or enjoy seafood, steak, and chops among the tropical

This oyster bar in Palm Beach Gardens serves exquisitely

at this long-standing steak house in historic downtown

Hawaiian-inspired decor. (keegrilljunobeach.com)

prepared fresh seafood delivered daily from the cold

Jensen Beach. (peterssteakhouse.com)

KING NEPTUNE Port Salerno’s King Neptune lives up to its reputation of knowing how to “talk fresh, local seafood.” (facebook.com/kingneptunestuart) KYLE G’S PRIME SEAFOOD & STEAKS 2025

North Atlantic waters. (spotos.com)

VEGETARIAN/VEGAN/HEALTHY

SQUARE GROUPER TIKI BAR 2025

This local Jupiter landmark boasts wide views of the Jupiter Inlet and its famous lighthouse. Relish drinks

and casual fare while watching local acts hit the stage.

Eclectic, seafood-centric menu that blends the

(squaregrouper.net)

freshest daily catches, highest-quality raw bar, and

STUART BOATHOUSE

3 NATIVES 2025

Casual health chain offering smoothies, acai bowls, salads, bagels, wraps, juices, and shots in a beachy

environment with locations in Jupiter, Tequesta, North

shellfish selections in Jensen Beach. Plus, premium cuts of

This waterfront Stuart spot offers an outstanding happy hour,

Palm

meat—all with stunning water views. (kylegseafood.com)

enticing specials, and live music. (stuartboathouse.com)

(3natives.com)

LEFTOVERS CAFE

THIRSTY TURTLE SEAGRILL

Beach,

Palm

Beach

Gardens,

and

Stuart.

CHRISTOPHER’S KITCHEN

Grab a craft beer or glass of wine while enjoying the daily

Enjoy fresh fish, bar eats, and brews at this busy Juno

Christopher’s is a Palm Beach Gardens gathering

catch or other seafood dishes in Jupiter and leave room

Beach watering hole. (thirstyturtlefl.com)

place where health-conscious eaters of all stripes

for dessert. (leftoverscafe.com) LUCKY SHUCK OYSTER BAR & TAPHOUSE 2025

TIDEHOUSE WATERFRONT RESTAURANT Expansive views here span from the St. Lucie River to the

Enjoy Gulf Coast cuisine, with a raw oyster bar and

Roosevelt Bridge. Dine on fresh Florida seafood, plus flat-

fresh fish and shellfish, as well as Southern-inspired

breads, prime rib, and more. (tidehouse.com)

specialties such as crawfish gumbo in the heart of Jupiter. (luckyshuckjupiter.com) NEW ENGLAND FISH MARKET & RESTAURANT Fresh and flavorful seafood is available for purchase in this market or as a classic meal in the restaurant with locations in Jensen Beach and Palm City. (newenglandfish.net) ON THE EDGE BAR & GRILL Cocktails, seafood dishes, and bar-and-grill favorites enjoyed waterfront with Fort Pierce sunset views—what’s not to love? (ontheedgebarandgrill.com) PELICAN YACHT CLUB Members at this Fort Pierce club can expect excellent service, beautiful sunsets, and an array of dishes ranging from herb-and-pistachio-crusted sea scallops to Asian-

THE TWISTED TUNA Delectable sushi rolls, seafood dishes, a raw bar, and more shine at this Jupiter spot. (thetwistedtuna.com) U-TIKI BEACH 2025

This waterfront restaurant in Jupiter boasts open-air dining, a stage, and views of the lighthouse. Its ca-

sual menu includes Caribbean seafood, lobster rolls, sushi rolls, oysters, and wings. (utikibeach.com) WATERWAY CAFE

experience

chef

Harvey

Gonzalez’s

deli-

cious creations in a warm and friendly setting. (christopherskitchenfl.com) FIRST WATCH Grab breakfast, brunch, or lunch from this health-minded café with locations in Jupiter and Stuart. (firstwatch.com) FRUITS & ROOTS VEGAN CAFE 2025

This plant-based spot in Stuart offers cold-pressed juices, smoothies, juice shots, oat bowls, salads,

and sandwiches. (fruitsandrootsvegancafe.com) GREEN GARDEN CAFE This counter-service restaurant in North Palm Beach provides healthy alternatives including vegetarian, vegan,

Come in the evening for a seat at the newly renovated

and gluten-free options. Pop in for salads, sandwiches,

bar and restaurant to watch the sunset on the Intracoastal

paninis, juices, wheatgrass shots, and sugar-free and

Waterway in Palm Beach Gardens. (waterwaycafe.com)

STEAK HOUSE

glazed short ribs. (pelicanyachtclub.com) PIRATE’S LOFT AT PIRATE’S COVE RESORT & MARINA

an

vegan-friendly breads. (greengardencafe.net) JUST SALAD This

fast-casual

chain

is

known

for

customized

salads, wraps, and smoothies at a pair of locations THE BUTCHER’S CLUB

in Palm Beach Gardens and a third in Port St. Lucie.

The food rivals the fantastic views of the marina and Man-

Chef Jeremy Ford’s steak house at the PGA Na-

atee Pocket in Stuart. From flavorful salads to outstanding

tional Resort in Palm Beach Gardens serves suc-

seafood, there is something for everyone on the exten-

culent cuts of meat in an elegant atmosphere.

Tequesta’s first vegan restaurant serving inventive

sive menu. (piratescoveresort.com)

(pgaresort.com/dine/the-butchers-club)

dishes like the Self Love Platter and You Had Me at

THE RIVER HOUSE

THE CAPITAL GRILLE

(justsalad.com) MOOD

Elote,

paired

with

The Palm Beach Gardens outpost of BrickTop’s overlooks

This upscale chain in Palm Beach Gardens offers classic

(moodvegan.com)

the Intracoastal Waterway and features a chic tiki bar.

steak house fare, complemented by a stellar wine portfo-

PLANT BASED MAFIA

(theriverhousepbg.com)

lio. (thecapitalgrille.com)

RIVERWALK CAFE AND OYSTER BAR A top stop for fresh-caught seafood and drinks in Port St.

THE FORT STEAKHOUSE A modern take on the classic steak house executed with

inventive

garden-to-glass

A Mafia-themed restaurant in Palm Beach Gardens with Italian and Southern influences underscoring plant-based selections. (plantbasedmafia.com) ❖

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CALENDAR Salute to Vienna New Year’s Concert at the Kravis Center Jan. 1.

Paul Thorn, Lyric Theatre, Stuart, $50. (lyrictheatre.com)

Kevin James, Dreyfoos Hall, Kravis Center, West Palm Beach, $45-$299. (kravis.org)

Yakov Smirnoff, Sunrise Theatre, Fort Pierce, $45. (sunrisetheatre.com)

South Florida Fair, South Florida Fairgrounds, West Palm Beach, to Feb. 1, $12-$57. (southfloridafair.com)

11 Farm Dinner with Wine Tasting by Executive Chef Brian Rodriguez from The Vineta Hotel, Kai Kai Farm, Indiantown, $190. (kaikaifarm.com)

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12 “Cookies ‘N Cream” Luncheon, benefiting Mind, Music & Movement Foundation for Neurological Disorders, Frenchman’s Reserve Country Club, Palm Beach Gardens, $200. (m3f.org)

January 2026 EVENTS AND PERFORMANCES 1 Salute to Vienna New Year’s Concert, Dreyfoos Hall, Kravis Center, West Palm Beach, $41-$168. (kravis.org) 2 Aria Nouveau, Maltz Jupiter Theatre, to Jan. 4, $65. (jupitertheatre.org) The Glenn Miller Orchestra presents “In the Mood for the New Year,” Dreyfoos Hall, Kravis Center, West Palm Beach, $85-$110. (kravis.org) 3 Studio 54 & More, MidFlorida Event Center, Port St. Lucie, $30. (midfloridaeventcenter.com) 4 Crafting for Conservation, Busch Wildlife Sanctuary, Jupiter, $15. (buschwildlife.org) 5 A Natural Woman: The Songs of Carole King, Maltz Jupiter Theatre, $59-$69. (jupitertheatre.org) 6 Come from Away, Maltz Jupiter Theatre, to Jan. 25, $50-$120. (jupitertheatre.org) Some Like It Hot, Dreyfoos Hall, Kravis Center, West Palm Beach, to Jan. 11, $41-$168. (kravis.org) 8 Rock of Ages The Musical, The Barn Theatre, Stuart, to Jan. 25, $20-$45. (barn-theatre.com) Sister Sadie, Lyric Theatre, Stuart, $50. (lyrictheatre.com) 9 Food Truck Fridays, Abacoa Amphitheatre, Jupiter, free. (abacoa.com/events) 10 D’Art for Art: Nautical Nights, benefiting Lighthouse ArtCenter, Turtle Creek Club, Tequesta, $550. (lighthousearts.org) Downtown Palm Beach Gardens Art & Craft Festival, Downtown Palm Beach Gardens, Palm Beach Gardens, also Jan. 11, free. (artfestival.com)

13 Phantom of the Opera’s Jeremy Stolle: No More Talk of Darkness, Lyric Theatre, Stuart, $60. (lyrictheatre.com) 14 Mania: The Abba Tribute, Dreyfoos Hall, Kravis Center, West Palm Beach, $35-$86. (kravis.org) Steve Solomon’s “From Brooklyn to Broadway,” Lyric Theatre, Stuart, $60. (lyrictheatre.com) Three American Troubadours, Eissey Campus Theatre, Palm Beach Gardens, $40; also Jan. 20, Lyric Theatre, Stuart, $70. (eisseycampustheatre.org; lyrictheatre.com) 15 “The Art of Danial Ryan” opening reception, Lighthouse ArtCenter, Tequesta, $5. (lighthousearts. org) Farm Dinner with Wine Tasting by Executive Chef Paolo Feretti from The Chef’s Table, Kai Kai Farm, Indiantown, $190. (kaikaifarm.com)

16 Asleep at the Wheel, Sunrise Theatre, Fort Pierce, $73-$83. (sunrisetheatre.com) Selwyn Birchwood, Lyric Theatre, Stuart, $45. (lyrictheatre.com) 17 Atlantic Classical Orchestra presents “Chamber Series I: Music and Nation,” The Blake Library, Stuart; also Jan. 18, Vero Beach Museum of Art, contact for ticket prices. (atlanticclassicalorchestra.com) Home Show, MidFlorida Event Center, Port St. Lucie, to Jan. 18, free. (midfloridaeventcenter.com) Jesse Cook, Lyric Theatre, Stuart, $60. (lyrictheatre.com) Omgitswicks and Friends, Sunrise Theatre, Fort Pierce, $44-$55. (sunrisetheatre.com) Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Dreyfoos Hall, Kravis Center, West Palm Beach, contact for ticket prices. (kravis.org) 18 Bored Teachers: Is it Friday Yet?! Comedy Tour, Sunrise Theatre, Fort Pierce, $40-$65. (sunrisetheatre.com) Chamber Music Series: Music and Nation, Vero Beach Museum of Art, $5-$50. (vbmuseum.org)

FESTIVAL FUN Check out these two local art festivals for oneof-a-kind pieces from pottery to paintings.

WHAT: Twenty-Fifth Annual Hobe Sound Festival of the Arts WHEN: January 31 to February 1, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

WHERE: Dixie Highway in Hobe Sound, from Bridge Road to Venus Street WHY: More than 200 fine artists and crafters from around the nation will line Old Dixie Highway during this annual tradition. Celebrating a quarter-century and comprised of both a fully juried art fair and a vetted craft fair, the free, outdoor happening features hundreds of gallery-style booths filled with sculptures, paintings, jewelry, photography, ceramics, and more from the artists who are on site to discuss their inspirations and

processes. Pets on leashes are welcome.

Park at The Pine School and access the free trolley service. (artfestival.com/festivals/ hobe-sound-festival-arts) WHAT: Downtown Palm Beach Gardens Art & Craft Festival WHEN: January 10 to 11, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

WHERE: Downtown Palm Beach Gardens WHY: Nearly 100 local and visiting fine craft artisans will showcase their wares at this inaugural festival located in the heart of the shopping and entertainment center. (artfestival.com/festivals/downtown-palmbeach-gardens-art-and-craft-festival) —Kristen Desmond LeFevre JA NUA RY 2 0 2 6

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CALENDAR Tango After Dark, Dreyfoos Hall, Kravis Center, West Palm Beach, $45-$125. (kravis.org)

22 Amazing Acrobats of Shanghai Circus, Glazer Hall, Palm Beach, $110. (glazerhall.org) Atlantic Classical Orchestra presents “Masterworks I: Borrowed and Blue,” Community Church of Vero Beach; also Jan. 23, Lyric Theatre, Stuart, $55-$85. (atlanticclassicalorchestra.com) The Barricade Boys, Sunrise Theatre, Fort Pierce, $49-$87. (sunrisetheatre.com) Farm Dinner with Wine Tasting by Executive Chef Pushkar Marathe from Stage Kitchen & Bar, Kai Kai Farm, Indiantown, $190. (kaikaifarm.com) The Weight Band, Lyric Theatre, Stuart, $50. (lyrictheatre.com) 23 Claybourne Elder, Rinker Playhouse, Kravis Center, West Palm Beach, also Jan. 24, $51-$91. (kravis.org) Corinne Bailey Rae, Glazer Hall, Palm Beach, $128$138. (glazerhall.org) Memories of Elvis: Rockin’ Birthday Bash, Sunrise Theatre, Fort Pierce, $55-$72. (sunrisetheatre.com) Palm Beach Opera presents La Bohème, Dreyfoos Hall, Kravis Center, West Palm Beach, to Jan. 25, $29-$253. (kravis.org) 24 Astronomy Day and NASA STEAM Talk, Hallstrom Planetarium, Fort Pierce, contact for ticket prices. (irsc.edu/community/hallstromplanetarium) John Pizzarelli and Catherine Russell present “Billie and Blue Eyes,” Lyric Theatre, Stuart, $80. (lyrictheatre.com) PSL Seafood Festival and Portside Indoor Craft Fair, MidFlorida Event Center, Port St. Lucie, through Jan. 25, free. (midfloridaeventcenter.com)

Aria Nouveau at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre Jan. 1-4.

Louis Armstrong Tribute, Sunrise Theatre, Fort Pierce, $52-$75. (sunrisetheatre.com) 29 Les Ballets Africains, Dreyfoos Hall, Kravis Center, West Palm Beach, $40-$98. (kravis.org) Farm Dinner with Wine Tasting by Executive Chef Frank Eucalitto from Café Chardonnay, Kai Kai Farm, Indiantown, $190. (kaikaifarm.com) Material Girls, Maltz Jupiter Theatre, $59-$75. (jupitertheatre.org) 30 American Ballet Theatre, Glazer Hall, Palm Beach, also Jan. 31, $150-$175. (glazerhall.org) Bella’s Angels Fourth Annual Quail Shoot, Quail Creek Plantation, Okeechobee, $375-$15,000. (bellasangels.org) Creedence Revived, Lyric Theatre, Stuart, $60. (lyrictheatre.com) The Phil Collins Experience, Sunrise Theatre, Fort Pierce, $64-$69. (sunrisetheatre.com) Still Surfin’: Tribute to the Beach Boys, Maltz Jupiter Theatre, $85-$120. (jupitertheatre.org) 31 Abbamania, Maltz Jupiter Theatre, $85-$120. (jupitertheatre.org)

Wine in the Wild, Busch Wildlife Sanctuary, Jupiter, $250. (buschwildlife.org)

Henry Cho: The Empty Nest Tour, Sunrise Theatre, Fort Pierce, $51-$104. (sunrisetheatre.com)

26 Diana Krall, Dreyfoos Hall, Kravis Center, West Palm Beach, $46-$150. (kravis.org)

Hobe Sound Festival of the Arts, 11954 SE Dixie Hwy., Hobe Sound, also Feb. 1, free. (artfestival.com)

Human Nature: Back to the Sound of Motown, Eissey Campus Theatre, Palm Beach Gardens, $40; also Jan. 28, Lyric Theatre, Stuart, $70. (eisseycam pustheatre.org; lyrictheatre.com)

Tribute Concert Series: A Tribute to the Beatles, MidFlorida Event Center, Port St. Lucie, $45. (midfloridaeventcenter.com)

27 A Tribute to Jimmy Buffett with Gary Roland and The Landsharks Band, Maltz Jupiter Theatre, $85-$120. (jupitertheatre.org) 28 Art Palm Beach, Palm Beach County Convention Center, West Palm Beach, to Feb. 1, $40-$150. (artpalmbeach.com) British Legends, Maltz Jupiter Theatre, $85-$120. (jupitertheatre.org)

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19 Demonstration Dinner with Wine Tasting by Executive Chef Neall Bailey from Eau Palm Beach, Kai Kai Farm, Indiantown, $135. (kaikaifarm.com)

“American Made: Paintings and Sculpture from the DeMell Jacobsen Collection” at the Vero Beach Museum of Art Jan 31 to June 7.

Cox Science Center and Aquarium, West Palm Beach. “Ocean Odyssey,” through March; “Top Secret: License to Spy,” to April 26. (coxsciencecenter.org) Cultural Council for Palm Beach County, Lake Worth Beach. “Fiber Optics” and “Woven,” both to Jan. 3; “Estuary: Artwork that Celebrates Lake Worth Lagoon,” Jan. 9 to Feb. 21; “The Short List,” Jan. 16 to 24; “Mark Forman,” to Jan. 31. (palmbeachculture. com) Elliott Museum, Stuart. “Crowned in Jewels: The Fabergé Imperial Egg Collection” and “Wonderful Things … The Return of King Tut,” both to April 30. (hsmc-fl.com) Flagler Museum, Palm Beach. “Palettes and Places: Landscapes in Miniature,” Jan. 13 to May 24; “May I Help You, Madame? The Making of the Modern Department Store,” to Jan. 18. (flaglermuseum.us) Lighthouse ArtCenter, Tequesta. “The Art of Danial Ryan,” Jan. 15 to Feb. 21. (lighthousearts.org) McKee Botanical Garden, Vero Beach. “Florigami in the Garden,” Jan. 17 to May 24. (mckeegarden.org) Norton Museum of Art, West Palm Beach. “The Virtue of Vice: The Art of Social Commentary,” to Jan. 4; “Portrait Mode: Self-Reflections from Past, Present, and Future,” Jan. 10 to Aug. 16; “That’s Entertainment: Japanese Prints and the Art of Leisure,” Jan. 24 to July 5; “La Florida: Chinese Flower Paintings: The Art of Renewal,” to Feb. 8; “Leslie Hewitt: Achromatic Scales,” to Feb. 22; “Anastasia Samoylova: Atlantic Coast” and “Shara Hughes: Inside Outside,” both to March 1; “Art and Life in Rembrandt’s Time: Masterpieces from The Leiden Collection,” to March 29. (norton.org)

MUSEUM & GALLERY SHOWS

Palm Room Art Gallery & Artisans Boutique, Sewall’s Point, Stuart. “’Tis the Season,” to Jan. 3. (martinartisansguild.com)

Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens, West Palm Beach. “Organic Abstraction: Contemporary Sculpture by Artist-in-Residence Kevin Barrett,” Jan. 2 to June 30; “Imperiled: Florida’s Wildlife and Habitats,” to Jan. 11.; “Picasso: Clay, Line and Legacy,” Jan. 14 to March 8. (ansg.org)

Vero Beach Museum of Art, “Picasso and the Progressive Proof: Linocut Prints from a Private Collection,” to Jan. 4; “Double Portraits,” to Jan. 11; “American Made: Paintings and Sculpture from the DeMell Jacobsen Collection,” Jan. 31 to June 7. (vbmuseum.org)

Armory Art Center, West Palm Beach. “Annual Armory Art Center Instructor and Student Exhibition and Art Sale,” Jan. 12 to March 6. (armoryart.org)

ALL EVENT DETAILS CURRENT AT PRESS TIME. FOR THE MOST UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION, CONTACT THE VENUE OR PRESENTER DIRECTLY.

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