It is my great pleasure to welcome you to the latest edition of The Scout Guide Palm Beach! The upcoming season promises to be yet another exciting one, as we celebrate 14 years of supporting the small - business community! With our beloved beach town growing in leaps and bounds, it is my honor to be an advocate, ambassador and cheerleader for the people and the places you’ll see in these pages. The small - business community, making up over 99% of our national economy, is 3.2 million businesses strong in the Sunshine State!
This guide celebrates the business leaders, artisans, entrepreneurs and creatives behind the exceptional small businesses, organizations and institutions in Palm Beach County. These people have taken risks, followed their passions, and, in the end, made a commitment to supporting our community. These are the individuals and families that make our town a remarkable place to live!
I’d like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to all of our TSG members that appear on these pages. Thank you for being a part of this powerful collective network that supports and celebrates our small businesses, the people behind them and our community at large! It is an honor to tell your stories and I can’t wait to share more about you online throughout the coming year!
It is my hope that this book will inspire discovery. Browse it, display it, share it with family and friends but most importantly, use it. Whether you are a visitor, newcomer, or longtime local, I hope that this guide helps you engage with people in Palm Beach on a deeper level and, in doing so, helps enhance your life and enjoy our community to the fullest!
See you around town!
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Alexandra grew up in New Jersey but has been connected to Palm Beach her entire life, where her grandfather proudly served as a U.S. Congressman for 24 years. Now based in West Palm Beach, Alexandra is a mom to two young boys and a lifestyle influencer whose content spans food, fashion, travel, and the everyday joys of family life.
A longtime champion of the local community, Alexandra frequently highlights Palm Beach’s vibrant restaurants, shops, and happenings. She has partnered with beloved brands and boutiques in Palm Beach including Jenni Kayne, La Ligne, Shop AGV, Roller Rabbit, Unsubscribed and La Coqueta. Passionate about giving back, Alexandra also serves on the junior committees for both the Cox Science Center and Aquarium and The Lord’s Place.
Whether she's spotlighting local businesses, discovering hidden gems, or spending time with her family on the island where her mother remains deeply involved in philanthropic work, Palm Beach has always been at the heart of Alexandra’s story.
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A second generation Floridian born and raised in the Palm Beach area, Rick Rose graduated from The Florida State University College of Business with a degree in Hospitality Management and worked for major hotel groups for 20 years in both the USA and Europe. After leaving the international hotel business in 2004, Rick co owned and operated the highly rated Grandview Gardens Bed & Breakfast in West Palm Beach for 16 years and remains co owner and operator of Palm Beach Vacation Rentals ®. With help from the late, legendary Florida historian Jim Ponce,
he created a tour for B&B guests to discover local history and the most important points of interest.
The tours became very popular, and Rick became the historian for the Worth Avenue Association. Today, an active member of the Historical Society of Palm Beach County, the Flagler Museum, and the Palm Beach Preservation Foundation, Rick also serves on the Board of Directors of Discover the Palm Beaches, Palm Beach County’s destination marketing organization, having been appointed by the Palm Beach County Board of Commissioners.
In February 2022, Rick released the 2nd edition of his popular book Palm Beach: The Essential Guide to America’s Legendary Resort Town . In May 2023, he received the prestigious Judge James R. Knott Award from the Historical Society of Palm Beach County for his contributions to the preservation and promotion of local history. The following year, he was honored with Palm Beach County’s highest tourism recognition the 2024 Providencia Award celebrating his exceptional impact on the region’s hospitality and tourism industry.
Rick is often featured as a guest speaker at local and regional events about Palm Beach history and has welcomed thousands of guests over the years to his boutique inn and vacation rentals, helping them experience the Palm Beaches to the fullest and solidifying his role as the local insider for all things “Palm Beach.”
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EDITORS vol. 14
Sarah Wetenhall is the visionary behind two iconic resort destinations: The Colony Hotel in Palm Beach and The Hedges in East Hampton. She has transformed both properties, purchased with her husband Andrew Wetenhall (The Colony in 2016, The Hedges in 2025), into design and community centered landmarks celebrating style and local essence.
Wetenhall's guest first philosophy features original experiences, local collaborations, and a reverence for the surrounding area. She brought the renowned New York dining institution Swifty’s to both locations and filled the calendars with cultural events and social gatherings, making the hotels vibrant, immersive lifestyle experiences. Under her direction, hospitality became more than an accommodation, it became a dynamic, interactive way of life.
A former fashion executive at Calvin Klein, Dolce & Gabanna, and Hugo Boss, Wetenhall brings a sharp eye for luxury and brand identity, evidenced by celebrated collaborations with names like Aerin Lauder for AERIN, Cabana Magazine, GOOP, Bergdorf Goodman, and Chanel.
A graduate of Vanderbilt University, Sarah serves on numerous cultural and civic boards, including the East Hampton Historical Society, the Historical Society of Palm Beach County, the Ladies Village Improvement Society, the Southampton Hospital Foundation and the Central Park Conservancy Women’s Committee. The Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce recently honored Sarah with its 2025 Women in Leadership Award. Sarah served as Co chair of the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center's 2025 Spring Ball and she has served as Chair of the Southampton Hospital Summer Party.
A recognized force in the hospitality and brand worlds, Sarah was recently honored as one of HOTELS Magazine’s Top Ten Independent Hoteliers and named among the 25 Most Inspirational Women Leaders by Berns Communications Group and DealmakeHers. In 2025, she received the Leadership in Luxury Lifestyle Award from Fashion Group International, presented personally by Martha Stewart, in recognition of her visionary influence and excellence in luxury hospitality. That same year, Palm Beach Atlantic University named her the American Free Enterprise Companion Medalist, celebrating her entrepreneurial spirit and leadership within the industry. Under Sarah’s leadership, The Colony was named the #1 hotel in Florida by Condé Nast Traveler and the #2 hotel by Travel + Leisure readers.
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Originally from Buffalo, New York, Grace spent time in New York City as the Public Relations Coordinator at CIRCA, a world renowned buyer of luxury and estate high jewelry. After meeting her husband, Grace soon settled in West Palm Beach. With a passion for giving back, enriching her community and philanthropy, Grace donates her time, treasury and talent to various organizations in Palm Beach County, including the Historical Society of Palm Beach County, where she serves on the Board of Governors. Grace has also served on various committees for events such as the Palm Beach Hope for Depression "Race for Hope," the Fresh Air Fund Palm Beach Mixer and Movies Making a Difference, (among others). A proud member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and an active volunteer at the Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea, Grace enjoys entertaining, tennis, travel and cooking. She currently resides in West Palm Beach with her husband Tally and dog Oliver.
47 miles of beaches, often referred to as Florida’s Gold Coast
1977
160 golf courses in Palm Beach County
The year of the first (and last) recorded snowfall in Palm Beach County
1912
The year the South Florida Fair, PBC's oldest and largest annual event, opened
1886
The year the first school (Little Red Schoolhouse) was built. See it today at Phipps Ocean Park.
population: 1.6 MILLION (and growing)
1,964
SQUARE MILES
Area of Palm Beach County
40 + cultural venues located across Florida’s Palm Beaches
Palm Beach County is the
3rd most populous county in the state
December 29th, 1926
Opening day for what we know today as The Breakers Hotel
Palm Beach County is responsible for of the nation’s sugar yield
18%
1959
Lilly Pulitzer opens a juice stand in Via Mizner, eventually selling her now-famous colorful cotton dress (printed cotton dresses, bright cotton dresses, etc.)
The town of Palm Beach was incorporated on April 17th, 1911
70 billionaires in Palm Beach County
$700 MILLION in lodging sales
November 15th, 1947
“The Golf View,” now known as The Colony Hotel, opens its doors
More than visit Palm Beach County annually, spending a combined total of 10.6 MILLION PEOPLE
$11.3 BILLION
104 parks managed by PBC Parks & Recreation state income tax It took 11. 5 months and $ 7 MILLION to build The Breakers Hotel
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For more than a century, students at Palm Beach Day Academy have been taught to “work hard and be kind” in an academically challenging and compassion-rich environment that guides each child toward personal excellence in mind, body, and character.
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Founded in 1909, Cummings & Lockwood LLC is a premier law firm providing sophisticated trusts and estates, fiduciary and probate litigation, and other legal services to high-net-worth individuals and families, as well as their family offices, businesses, and charitable entities.
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CELEBRATING OUR FIFTH YEAR UNDER LOCAL PARTNERSHIP AND LEADERSHIP.
At Rock House Hotel, we create unforgettable experiences that blend timeless Bahamian hospitality with elevated comfort and style. Every stay celebrates the beauty of Harbour Island while supporting the growth, education, and well - being of our community.
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AT IK, WE FOCUS ON BUILDING CONNECTIONS AND COMMUNITY THROUGH THE FOOD THAT WE SERVE YOU WITH THE COMPANY YOU PROVIDE.
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A COMMUNITY. A CONNECTION. A CONVERSATION. A COMMON TABLE.
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Discover our Scouted list of hotels and lodgings across The Scout Guide network
BALBOA BAY RESORT
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TSG Newport Beach
BLACKBERRY FARM blackberryfarm.com
TSG Knoxville
THE BOCA RATON thebocaraton.com
TSG Palm Beach
CLAYTON HOTEL & MEMBERS CLUB claytondenver.com
TSG Denver
THE COLONY HOTEL thecolonypalmbeach.com
TSG Palm Beach
EL ENCANTO elencanto.com
TSG Santa Barbara
THE GLOBAL AMBASSADOR globalambassadorhotel.com
TSG Phoenix & Scottsdale
HOTEL DROVER hoteldrover.com
TSG Fort Worth
THE INN AT LITTLE WASHINGTON theinnatlittlewashington.com
TSG Hunt Country
KESWICK HALL keswick.com
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LAKE AUSTIN SPA RESORT lakeaustin.com
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MONTAGE BIG SKY montage.com/bigsky
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THE RESORT AT PELICAN HILL pelicanhill.com
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PENDRY PARK CITY pendry.com/park-city
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THE RITZ - CARLTON, NEW ORLEANS
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THE WINDSOR COURT thewindsorcourt.com
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WORTH AVENUE THE CLOCK TOWER
Hailed as one of the most exclusive boutique shopping districts in the world, Worth Avenue epitomizes Palm Beach style and is historically significant for two primary reasons: Addison Mizner built the Everglades Club here and created the eclectic Mediterranean Revival architectural style that became all the rage across Florida during the 1920s. Worth Avenue has been (and still is) the launch pad for many famous luxury brands. Be sure to explore the vias and don’t miss the Clock Tower at the east end of Worth Avenue a monument to the Palm Beach Pier, which stretched into the Atlantic from 1926 to 1969.
THE COLONY HOTEL
Landmarked by the Town of Palm Beach in 2020, The Colony Hotel was designed by the architectural firm of Simonson & Holley and erected in 1946-47 during the town's second building boom. The iconic British Colonial style “Pink Paradise” has hosted many famous dignitaries over the last 75 years, such as the Duke and Dutchess of Windsor, who resided in one of the penthouse suites for multiple seasons. Under the leadership of owners Sarah and Andrew Wetenhall, the hotel has undergone an extensive refurbishment in recent years. They brought in a fresh new look (and clientele) while respecting the hotel's landmark status. The newly re done lobby, now called the Living Room, features a fantastical de Gournay mural, which was inspired by a postcard that illustrated the original mural from 1947, that spans the entire lobby.
155 Hammon Avenue | Palm Beach, FL thecolonypalmbeach.com
HENRY MORRISON FLAGLER MUSEUM: WHITEHALL
Designed by acclaimed École des Beaux Arts trained architects John Carrère and Thomas Hastings and completed in 1902, this Palm Beach landmark was proclaimed by the New York Herald to be “more wonderful than any palace in Europe, grander and more magnifi cent than any other private dwelling
in the world.” These architects also collaborated on the design of many other Gilded Age landmarks, including the New York Public Library and the Fifth Avenue mansion of Henry Clay Frick (now The Frick Collection art museum). The immensely wealthy Henry Flagler, co founder of Standard Oil, built the 75-room, 100,000 sq. ft. Gilded Age mansion as a wedding present for his wife, Mary Lily Kenan Flagler. The once private residence is now a non-profit museum open to the public that offers programming, lectures, and many sought after Palm Beach events.
1 Whitehall Way | Palm Beach, FL flaglermuseum.org
THE LAKE TRAIL
In the 1890s, the Lake Trail was the main transportation artery on the island. Today, no visit to Palm Beach is complete without a walk or bike ride (or rollerblade, like our editor prefers) along the gorgeous multipurpose path that winds alongside and through some of the most notable landmarks on the island. The longest section of the Lake Trail extends from Royal Poinciana Way to almost the northern tip of the island. The shorter but more historic section is between Royal Poinciana Way and Royal Palm Way. Bikes can be rented at Palm Beach Bicycle Trail Shop (50 Cocoanut Row). The staff offers helpful tips and (can usually supply) a basic map.
THE BREAKERS PALM BEACH
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, The Breakers Palm Beach opened on January 16, 1896 as the Palm Beach Inn and occupied the beachfront grounds of the Hotel Royal Poinciana, that had opened two years earlier. Guests began requesting rooms “down by the breakers” (referring to the waves at the beach), so founder Henry Morission Flagler eventually renamed it The Breakers. Rooms started at $4 per night and reservations included three meals a day. The guest register reads like a "who’s who" of early 20th century America: the Rockefellers, Vanderbilts, Astors, as well as Andrew Carnegie and J.P. Morgan, vacationed alongside US presidents and European nobility. Today, The Breakers has prevailed as one of just over 1,000 family owned
businesses in the US that is over 100 years old and still under its original ownership. The resort has also been recognized as one of the longest continuously operating businesses in the state of Florida.
1 South County Road | Palm Beach, FL thebreakers.com
NORTON MUSEUM OF ART
One of the largest fine art museums in the Southeastern United States, the Norton Museum of Art is a cultural mainstay in Palm Beach County. The museum was founded in 1941 by industrialist Ralph Hubbard Norton, who commissioned architect Marion Sims Wyeth to design and build the Art Deco/Neoclassical original structure. In 2019, the museum completed a major expansion, led by internationally acclaimed Lord Norman Foster. The $100 million project included a new 59,000 sq. ft. wing and entrance on South Dixie Highway. Under the leadership of Ghislain d'Humières, the museum's collection has expanded to more than 7,600 works, with a concentration in European, American, and Chinese art, as well as contemporary art and photography. For more information, visit norton.org.
1450 South Dixie Highway | West Palm Beach, FL norton.org
SOCIETY OF THE FOUR ARTS
With a mission to share the four arts—music, art, literature, and drama—with everyone, The Society of the Four Arts offers a dynamic lineup of cultural programming, including art exhibitions, notable speakers, concerts, films, and educational programs. Home to beautiful gardens and two libraries, The Four Arts is one of Palm Beach’s oldest and most respected cultural destinations.
100 Four Arts Plaza | Palm Beach, FL foursarts.org
THE ROYAL POINCIANA PLAZA
From Rye Bread to red Birkins, The Royal Poinciana’s eclectic tenant mix beckons and delights with 30 new
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and renowned) local and international brands joining their existing beloved tenants for a total of 50 handselected brands. Offering true luxury, delicious food, and pure fun, the Plaza’s history dates back to the 1950s. As a remarkable example of architect John Volk’s Palm Beach Regency style, the landmarked property stands today a revitalized, beating heart of the island we love.
PALM BEACH PAR THREE
Florida’s #1 oceanfront golf course, the Palm Beach Par Three Golf Course is nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and Florida’s beautiful Intracoastal Waterway. Originally designed by legendary golf course architect Dick Wilson and his apprentice Joe Lee in 1961, the golf course was redesigned and completely renovated in 2009 by World Hall of Fame champion Raymond Floyd. Beautiful landscaping, along with two lakes and lush paspalum turf, creates a stunning tropical setting where there’s always an ocean breeze. With 18 beautiful holes from 81 to 211 yards and three sets of tees on each hole, this par three golf course is unlike any other. Don’t miss the al fresco restaurant on the second fl oor of the Key West style clubhouse.
2345 South Ocean Boulevard | Palm Beach, FL golfontheocean.com
RICHARD AND PAT JOHNSON PALM BEACH COUNTY HISTORY MUSEUM
Established in 1937 and home to the Historical Society of Palm Beach County, this museum is the world’s leading resource for Palm Beach County history, housing a permanent collection of millions of objects and images that span more than 12,000 years of Palm Beach County and Florida history. 300 North Dixie Highway | West Palm Beach, FL pbchistory.org
340 Royal Poinciana Way | Palm Beach, FL theroyalpoincianaplaza.com Source: Palm Beach
SUNSHINE CINEMA: FLORIDA IN FILM
Now on View at the Richard & Pat Johnson
Palm Beach County History Museum
By: Rick Rose | rickrosepalmbeach.com
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Get ready for your close-up, Palm Beach! As we head into Palm Beach’s 147th Season, the Historical Society’s exhibition Sunshine Cinema: Florida in Film celebrates Florida’s place in movie history from the silent era to streaming hits with dazzling artifacts, interactive displays, and cinematic flair.
Long before Hollywood’s rise, Florida was already creating movie magic. In the early 1900s, Jacksonville became known as the “Winter Film Capital of the World,” attracting more than thirty studios with its sunlight, scenery, and convenient rail links. Those bright skies and diverse landscapes provided the perfect canvas for the nation’s first storytellers behind the camera.
As Hollywood consolidated production out West, Florida’s own film boom slowed, but its scenery continued to inspire. In the 1930s, Wakulla Springs doubled for Tarzan’s jungle, and the Florida Keys set the scene for Key Largo the 1948 thriller that sparked the real life romance between Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall. Mid century brought new portrayals, some glamorous, others gritty. The 1970s and ’80s delivered Jaws 2, Scarface, and Miami Vice, casting Florida as a landscape of danger, desire, and neon excess. Lighter favorites, such as Cocoon, Caddyshack, and Follow That Dream, reminded audiences of the state’s playful side and sunshine charm.
By then, Florida itself had become a cinematic character its beaches, boulevards, and tropical storms shaping how the world imagined leisure and reinvention. From jungle adventures to pastel lit thrillers, every genre seemed to find a home here. These portrayals didn’t just use Florida as background; they helped define the state’s identity: vivid, unpredictable, and alive.
Moviegoing itself evolved dramatically. Ornate theaters such as the Paramount in Palm Beach offered chandeliers, live music, and velvet seats that turned filmgoing into an event. By mid century, drive ins sprang up across the state: families watched double features under the stars a uniquely Floridian mix of comfort and open air fun.
Palm Beach County enjoyed its own share of screen glamour. The silent comedy The Palm Beach Girl (1926), starring Bebe Daniels as a spirited heiress, captured the island’s image as a playground of elegance and freedom. Later, Preston Sturges’s The Palm Beach Story (1942) turned the same setting into a
sharp witted satire about marriage, money, and high society proof that Palm Beach was already shorthand for luxury and excess. Decades later, hometown star Burt Reynolds filmed B. L. Stryker in Palm Beach County, pairing celebrity appeal with local pride and mentoring emerging talent through his Jupiter based institute.
That creative spirit still thrives. Recent productions like The Ride (2022) in Jacksonville and Because of Charley (2021) in Central Florida show independent filmmakers rediscovering authentic local settings. And Apple TV+’s Palm Royale (2024) brought the glamour of 1960s Palm Beach to a new generation, with aerial views of The Breakers and the Bath & Tennis Club anchoring its vintage aesthetic.
Florida’s on screen legacy is less about the number of films shot here than about how movies mirror the state’s personality its light, contradictions, and flair for reinvention. Cinema has shaped how the world sees Florida: adventurous, audacious, and always in motion.
THE EXHIBITION
Now on view at the Richard & Pat Johnson Palm Beach County History Museum, Sunshine Cinema: Florida in Film immerses visitors in this remarkable story through film clips, historic objects, and interactive experiences. Highlights include an Edison Kinetoscope, vintage cameras, and Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr.’s groundbreaking Video Color Negative Analyzer, along with costumes, posters, and memorabilia from Florida based productions. Guests can experiment with early film effects, try silent era color tinting, and see which Hollywood era best matches their own screen style.
The exhibition is open to the public Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with regular museum admission of $12 and free or discounted entry for members, students, and Museums for All participants. Sunshine Cinema runs through May 2026 a must see for anyone who loves film, Florida history, or the timeless allure of the silver screen.
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