👋 Good morning, Palm Beach neighbors!

We’re rolling into the first weekend of October with breezy temps, pumpkin-spiced everything, and a county-wide calendar that’s already bursting at the seams. From live jazz under the banyan trees to a lantern-lit stroll through the Morikami Gardens.

Here’s your handy cheat-sheet to make the most of the days ahead.

Palm Beach shines brighter because of you. Thank you for being part of our community!

In today’s edition:

  • Garden Gals of Jupiter

  • HurricanKit Swap-Out

  • Upcoming Events

  • Local Lifestyle & Hidden Gems

  • 🚧 Traffic Impacts Ahead in Palm Beach (Sept 29 – Oct 5)

Meet the “Garden Gals” of Jupiter

Every Saturday at dawn, a rotating crew of 20 retirees and teens gathers at the Jupiter Community Garden to pick, prune, and pack fresh produce for local food banks. In the last year alone, they’ve donated 8,000 lbs of peppers, kale, and tomatoes—proving that a small plot can sow giant change.Every Saturday at dawn, a rotating crew of 20 retirees and teens gathers at the Jupiter Community Garden to pick, prune, and pack fresh produce for local food banks. In the last year alone, they’ve donated 8,000 lbs of peppers, kale, and tomatoes—proving that a small plot can sow giant change.

Key takeaways:

Community-driven impact – A diverse group of retirees and teens works together weekly to support local needs.
Food security boost – Their efforts provided 8,000 lbs of fresh produce to local food banks in just one year.
Small space, big results – Even a modest garden can create meaningful change for the wider community.

 Hurricane Kit Swap-Out

Palm Beach County’s Emergency Operations Center is urging residents to take part in a “Hurricane Kit Swap-Out” now that we’re mid-season. This means checking your emergency supplies and replacing anything expired—like batteries, granola bars, canned goods, and bottled water—so you’re fully prepared if a storm hits. Fresh supplies ensure your family stays safe, nourished, and connected during outages, while also easing the strain on emergency services when severe weather impacts the community.

Community Spotlight

Dash into Vintage Vinyl Heaven (Skeletons Records) in Lake Worth; their just-arrived crate of 1970s soul is 🔥

If you’re a vinyl lover, now’s the time to head over to Skeletons Records in Lake Worth. The shop just put out a fresh crate of 1970s soul, packed with rare grooves, smooth vocals, and timeless rhythms that defined a generation. Whether you’re digging for classics to spin on your turntable or looking for that one elusive gem to round out your collection, this drop won’t last long—seasoned collectors and casual crate-diggers alike know the best finds disappear fast.

Here’s how to get:

  • Stop by the shop at 702 Lucerne Ave, Lake Worth Beach.

  • Hours: Wed–Sun, 12 PM – 6 PM.

  • Bring cash or card (most records run $5–$25).

  • Pro tip: Go early—the best finds disappear fast.

Coming Up This Week

🎭 Arts & Entertainment

“Come From Away” Opening Night | Thu 10/2 • 7 PM — Kravis Center, WPB
From $45. A heartwarming Broadway hit that brings true stories of kindness and humanity to the stage.

First Friday Art Walk | Fri 10/3 • 5–9 PM — Downtown Delray
Free. Galleries, live painting, and street musicians turn downtown into an open-air art gallery.

🎶 Music & Performances

Clematis by Night – Oktoberfest Edition | Thu 10/2 • 6–9 PM — WPB Waterfront Great Lawn
Free. Raise a stein to live music, German bites, and waterfront vibes.

Cardinals vs. Hammerheads + Fireworks | Fri 10/3 • 7:30 PM — Roger Dean Stadium, Jupiter
$12. Baseball season closer capped with a fireworks finale under the night sky.

🌴 Family & Community Fun

Tunnel to Towers 5K | Sat 10/4 • 8 AM — Wellington Green Park
$35. Run, walk, or jog in honor of fallen first responders and support the Tunnel to Towers Foundation.

Moonlight Lantern Festival | Sat 10/4 • 5–9 PM — Morikami Museum & Gardens, Delray
$20. Lantern-lit pathways, glowing art, and Japanese cultural performances at sunset.

Pumpkin Patch & Fall Fest | Sun 10/5 • 10 AM–4 PM — Bedner’s Farm Fresh Market, Boynton
$12. Pumpkins, hayrides, and fall treats for the whole family.

⚽ Sports & Wellness

Sunset Yoga on the Pier | Mon 10/6 • 6 PM — Juno Beach Pier
Donation. Unwind with gentle flow yoga as the sun sets over the ocean.

🎉 Local Business & Community

Ribbon Cutting: “Seas the Clay” Pottery Studio | Tue 10/7 • 11 AM — Abacoa Town Center, Jupiter
Free. Celebrate the opening of a new creative space for pottery lovers and hands-on workshops.

More Events & Details

🚧 Traffic Impacts Ahead in Palm Beach (Sept 29 – Oct 5)

If you’re driving around Palm Beach this week, be prepared for a few detours and lane closures as the town continues its improvement projects. From Cocoanut Row to South Ocean Boulevard, crews will be working on sidewalks, drainage, and road resurfacing. Expect temporary lane reductions, shifting traffic patterns, and some pedestrian reroutes.

🔑 Key Areas Affected:

  • Coconut Row & Clarke Avenue

  • North Lake Way near Country Club Road

  • South Ocean Boulevard (mid-island)

  • Flagler Drive near Royal Park Bridge

⚠️ Pro Tip: Give yourself extra travel time, watch for construction signs, and if possible, use alternate routes during peak hours.

Stay updated on schedules and closures here: Town of Palm Beach Alerts

Thanks for reading The Palm Beach Digest! Let’s chat again on Tuesday!

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