We came to see Turnstiles, the Billy Joel tribute band, at the beautiful Mizner Park Amphitheater…read more Be prepared if you're attending a popular concert--the lines to get in at 7 p.m. seemed a mile long, and the security screening process was extensive, with thorough bag and purse checks and wanding. It was a bit overwhelming, but once inside, it was worth it. Guests were allowed to bring chairs and blankets, so we were able to settle in comfortably with friends and enjoy a great spot for the show. The band was absolutely fabulous, delivering all the Billy Joel favorites and creating a fantastic atmosphere. With such a massive crowd, it felt like a record-breaking turnout. We even spotted Billy Joel's wife and two young children in attendance, which had us wondering if Billy himself might make a surprise appearance. Maybe next time! Food and beverage vendors were available throughout the venue, although I didn't notice many healthy food options. Boca Raton's new mayor, Andy Thomson, spoke briefly before the concert began. Most of all, I'm grateful that Boca offers a venue like this and the opportunity to enjoy outstanding live music outdoors for free. It's truly a community treasure, and I encourage everyone to take advantage of this beautiful space and the wonderful events it hosts. It did get a bit more muggy as the evening went on but it was tolerable for sure!

Year round free events in the amplitheatre that you can watch from the north end of Mizner Park in…read morethe grassy courtyard. Attractive cement structure with a tall Big Ben type clock in front. Very disappointed that on Valentine's Day no events were inside the amplitheatre although from $40 - $85 (depending on where you want to sit) in a tent next to the amplitheatre called The Great Mr Swindle's Traveling Peculiarium adult circus.

This is a glorified high school gym, but that means that all the seats have a great view of the…read moreaction. This is division 1 hoops, but there was only about 500 people in the stands on a Saturday afternoon to see the owls rout Jacksonville. Ticket prices are either $12 or $20 and there is no need to buy the pricier seats. Promotions are corny and the owl needs a new costume and there are at least 25 cheerleaders which isn't a bad thing at all. They call it the burrow, but it needs to be louder and there was no students at the game at all. FAU is in a major conference, so it's disappointing that crowd was small, but we enjoyed the game and the venue.

Uncomfortable seats in the majority of the stadium, a poorly trained security staff that…read morearbitrarily enforces the rules and you pay obscene prices to get a decent bucket seat on the west side of the stadium. Food is a hodge podge of bad to average. Even the "club" level on the west side serves crappy cart food. Lines overwhelmed for food. Not run by one of the big food services like Aramark but it should be. They ran out of popcorn between the first and second matches. Security violated the fire codes and let kids block the steps at Section 126. Strictly the amateur hour. Love US Soccer, and I get that the stadium is the right size for the game, but this isn't a quality place. They wouldn't let in people with US soccer bags because they were too big. Bogus.

This theater has several concerts during the school year. We went to a Latin Salsa and Jazz program…read moreand it was really nice. Students from FAU performed for a good size audience and the event encouraged people to dance right in front of the stage, making the evening very fun and lively. It's located "on the hill" near the visual arts center and the Arts Complex. As you walk in there is a desk for tickets, will call or information. We got our tickets online, so we just showed our QR code at the entrance of the auditorium and got seated. It's a large size theater venue with great acoustics and comfortable seating. We parked for free in Parking Garage 2, which is only a block away.

Went to a recital by the choral and voice department that a foundation my brother heads. They give…read morescholarships to the students.

We bought tickets for a concert at FAU and we arrived at the campus early to stroll around the area…read moreand to get to know this part of Boca, which we had not been before. FAU's main campus in Boca Raton was established on the remnants of a World War II American Army airbase in 1964. Spanning 850 acres, the site is located between Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale. The campus was designated a burrowing owl sanctuary in 1971 by the Audubon Society. The owls find the campus appealing because there are few predators, due to the university's proximity to the Boca Raton Airport, and because the campus was originally cleared of vegetation when operating as an airbase during World War II. Unfortunately we did not see nor hear any owls while we walked around the area after dark. The Boca Raton campus is home to a wide variety of university programs and facilities. These facilities are labs and classrooms, housing for students, a 6,000-gallon shark tank for aquatic research, a movie theater, athletic and recreational facilities, and the student-run record label Hoot/Wisdom Recordings. The campus feels very spread out and very green, a nice place to jog, walk or run on a nice day, if you feel like exercising among the young college kids.

my live music spot gem of boca raton…read moregreat talent. great people just a cool comfortable hang

Excellent local hang out for music lovers. Blues , Jazz, Tribute bands. Great "bar food" with…read morejazz club atmosphere. Live music every night with happy hour specials. Hidden gem for music lovers in downtown Boca! A MUST TRY SUPPORT LOCAL

This cute little park is mainly for baseball in my opinion! They have several huge fields, a little…read morebatting area, a service area/food spot, public bathrooms, and a cute little baseball themed playground! There is good lighting in the area with plenty of parking! What else could you possibly ask for when it comes to a park?! Overall, it serves its purpose! :-)

Cheapest college you'll find around. Great professors if you look for them. And they have good…read moreprograms. Like their engineering tech. which gives you a good look into the jobs you'll be doing

Do not take Mccolister, Derrell he teaches (Introduction to College) he was interested in knowing…read moreone of the students boyfriend who was in the background during live class. He only enjoys and drags on conversations with the white students and act like he didnt notice your black ass and tell no lies, I did bring it up to him after one of our class and he took it the wrong way. I believe thay even when I sent my car accident report and hospital discharge papers from having surgery I missed 2 classes and he ended up giving me an( F) as if I did NOTHING.. Meanwhile all my other professors took my accident into consideration and worked with, gave me more time. S.O to professor Brown, Ralston S (pre-algebra) he was awesome and S.O to professor Zacharis, Helena A (College Reasding & Writting) if you want GREAT caring, understanding, responds within 24hrs promptly. Take (Brown & Zacharis)