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New Show ‘Stuart Fails To Save The Universe’ Is Really Enjoyable
‘I’ ON CULTURE I was looking forward to the new HBO series Stuart Fails to Save the Universe since I was a fan of The Big Bang Theory and this is the third spin off from that very successful series. So far there have been a handful of episodes and they are, to put it […]

Antique Auctions Are Fun… If You Know What You’re Doing
THE SONIC BOOMER I wish I had known about auctions when I was a young newlywed with no children and nothing to do in the evenings. Not only are auctions highly entertaining, but you can get great stuff at good prices. A good auctioneer knows how to work the crowd and throws in a…

Lake Worth Playhouse receives transformational $1M gift
The story of the Lake Worth Playhouse took an unexpected twist this summer with an anonymous $1 million gift — a transformational donation that will help ensure the theater’s next act. With the gift, the Playhouse now has a permanent endowment — a dependable stream of annual…

Film historian sees art form as enabler of fascism
Did the movies sleepwalk us into the elections of Donald Trump? This provocative question hides in plain sight throughout A Sudden Flicker of Light: A Revisionist History of Movies, British film historian David Thomson’s unsettling and often downbeat new book, his 45th on the art…

Musician-historian Wade’s new book investigates, celebrates our folksong commonalities
Author, music historian and Grammy Award-nominated banjoist and guitarist Stephen Wade’s brand-new book is called Our Common Life (University of Illinois Press, 2026), but it’s the unifying book’s subtitle that perhaps captures its intent equally. “Folksong From the Front Porch…

Public Hearing Notice - Shoppes at Jupiter – Site Plan Amendment

Public Hearing Notice - Sperry – Future Land Use Map Amendment

Stories in the Park
Stories in the Park is back! This free, fun-filled event takes place on the 1st Tuesday of every month from October to May!

Call to Vendors for the 2026 Harvest & Holiday Bazaar!
Applications are now open for the Gardens Harvest & Holiday Bazaar! We're seeking talented artisans, crafters, and handmade goods vendors to be part of this festive holiday shopping event and showcase their unique products to eager holiday shoppers.

We Asked. You Answered. The Results Are in for the 2026 Community Survey!
Every three years, the City conducts a community survey to observe, listen to and evaluate the level of services we are providing. Surveys were mailed to randomly selected households in Spring 2026. Here’s some notable findings.

City Council Workshop Property Tax Reform Presentation
During the City Council Workshop on June 9, 2026, Deputy City Manager and Chief Financial Officer, Jim Zervis made a presentation on Property Tax Reform.

Our Fall 2026 GardensLife Brochure has officially arrived!
Dive in and discover new classes, programs, and seasonal events for all ages!