We have been to the Lyric Theater in Stuart for many events. I read some comments about the…read moreacoustics but the concerns most folks had related to the equipment brought by the performers, not that of the theater. The reason this historic theater is a great place to see a show is how up close and personal these performances have been. For a small theater to book artists like Ricky Lee Jones or Bruce Hornsby / and groups like Adam Ezra or the Outlaws is amazing. The employees and volunteer staff are wonderful and amazing. Many thanks

Nice cozy theater. I went to see Ana Popovic perform . Great seats , great sound. Parking is a bit…read moreof a crapshoot. I did not see a parking garage, so I assume it is all street parking. Good luck finding a close spot. We parked across from the Lyric about 4 or 5 blocks away. Once inside , you will see the small bar straight ahead to your right. I suggest getting 2 drinks. We were shown the no video sign by the usher midway thru the performance. The balcony seats , which I would have loved to have bought, were all empty. Not sure if they were bought or reserved by Lyric club members and they did not show, or if they were available for purchase. Did not show they were available when I was purchasing tickets. All seats were $50. Excellent price. After the show, while we were waiting for pics and merchandise from Ana, for 20 to 30 minutes, I would have loved to have grabbed a beer from the bar, but the bar was closed after the show. I will definitely be back for another live performance.

Went to a wonder art opening here. Very nice group of people. The exhibit was terrific. So glad to…read morefinally go to this terrific gallery.

From the moment we walked in and were greeted by a bearded man wearing cargo shorts, a red lame…read morescarf, and a green rhinestone witches hat, it was obvious we'd arrived in Lake Worth at last! Hatch 1121 is a cozy venue just off the main drag in Lake Worth, near the railroad tracks. There's plenty of parking there or on the street. The building itself has potential to run all sorts of shows with high ceilings, and lots of space. LULA is a program run through the CRA to revitalize Lake Worth as it revitalizes the arts community through a shared vision. Tonight's performance of MacBeth is free, put on by locals who love to perform, and set up as theater in the round, so every seat is potentially as both good and/or bad as any other. As they pass the hat at the end of the show, please help fill it, these are unpaid performers, doing this purely for the love of theater, and your applause.

I can't think of a more perfect place than this to honor the great civil right leader Martin Luther…read moreKing, Jr. today and every day. Located in Currie Park this beautiful memorial along the Lake Worth Lagoon was created in 2004. This is the largest memorial to Dr. King in Florida and one of the largest in the south. The center of the memorial is a bronze bust of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. holding a bible. The sculpture was created by Steven Dickey from Tampa, Florida. Behind the bust flags wave over the waterfront. The granite wall behind Dr. King used to have cascading water but it's been turned off. The back side of the monument contains highlights from Dr. Kings speeches and key moments in his life. The placements of the memorial along the waterfront is stunning. This is a very moving tribute to a man who espoused peaceful protests and non violence. A message that bears remembrance today.

I like discovering new things and to my surprise, as I was driving along N. Flagler Dr., I stumbled…read moreupon this beauty!! The ocean serves up a side dish of a scenic backdrop, from the front it looks like it is just a wall paying homage to Dr. King, however if you walk around the back, not only are his inspiring words scrawled along the back wall but you can also find a timeline of his life!!! If you pay close attention to the structures on the top of the wall, it looks like pyramids lined up from left to right. Not as massive and awe inspiring as the monument located in DC however it still packs the same dream filled promise of hope. The statue of King stands alone in front of a marble like wall as if to make him stand out and grab your attention and make you take a closer look. As you stand and stare at King staring/looking at the Holy Bible, if he were reading aloud to in that very moment, what chapter and verse would you hear? Possible his favorite scripture or the scripture that he felt would be the best to inspire a long standing faith in others. The landmark itself is free as it is free standing right before you approach the entrance to Currie Park. Street parking is availible as well as spaces at Currie Park and you can walk down the sidewalk close tot the water.

Its a great theater in heart of Mizner Park, easy parking and relaxing evening.read more

This is like the Rolex Store on Rodeo Drive in the Beverly Hills of South Florida (of performance…read morevenues). It is the best small theatre space in all of the tri-county area. It has intimate seating, is immaculately clean, easy free parking, or valet, elevators for older patrons, nice bathroom facilities, hi-tech sound and audio equipment for a smaller space, the lighting sets that I witnessed, which I know nothing about in technical terms, were up during a production of my daughter's summer musical were artistically so far beyond what I have seen at adult regional theatre. This blew my mind! I felt like Judy Garland was going to pop out at any moment! The show that the group put on in that space, all with amateur kids, was beyond my wildest expectations. They made a play that was $12 that I would have paid to see on Broadway for $80 and still felt it was worth it, both because of the space and how well the kids were received by the audience, cracking up with laughter and crying during the emotional scenes. There is great food all around the area of the Arts Center here, free garage parking, paid metered street spots, an even valet at a downstairs Jazz club in the same building. Best area of Boca for culture and stuff to do. This kids drama troupe was phenomenal, and the space was more than I had expected. The friends that I dragged along to see my kids perform were expecting a auditorium stage like in a cafeteria with a performance by kids that was unbearable, and they left leaving stunned and thrilled with what they thought would be a waste of a night but wound up being better than an actual Broadway NY night now! That was an actual comment that I heard! Unbelieveable. They (the Arts Center, not the kids theater) did a great job turning this downtown building over into a multi-performance, restaurant, club, and office space from what occupied it before, the Cartoon Museum. If you ever have a chance to see a show here, especially if it is a kids show with that summer group, take advantage, and get in some much needed cultural arts into your life for a good price and a great night out! Take my advice. This place is a gem in a largely culturally-void world of South Florida, especially Boca. It was easy to buy tickets, easy to take wheelchair-bound people to, and easy to see a musical theatre show with intermission there. Tremendous experience at this venue!

This is my 2nd time attending the Toy Run at Markham park. A great event to raise money for…read morecharity and to donate toys for kids! The time before, they had a big name band perform, Styx. And it was a huge turnout. This time they had 5 local bands that performed which were all pretty good. Mr. Nice Guy, Southbound Hwy 41, Big Rock Band, Majesty of Rock & Tony Stevens Original Foghat. There was also a variety of food trucks, A playground area for kids, a Harley Davidson tent for shopping, Raffles, Exotic Car show, Bounce houses, Rock climbing Wall, and visits by Santa, Elmo & Baby Shark. The weather & temperature was fantastic for a fun filled day for all ages!!! And a lot of people dressed in their holiday gear as well.

This event has been going on now for 29 years. Better know as just the toy run, its main purpose…read moreis to collect toys for Children who would other wise get nothing during the holiday season. Admission is $1.50 per person at the gate (Broward County), and then its $10.00 and an unwrapped toy or $20.00 per person. Along with thousands of motor cycles and rides there is quit a bit of thing to do. There's a classic car show, live performances on two stages, lots of motor cycles, related shops, some of the friendliest people, and of course lots of food and alcohol. This was my first time going to the event, although I have seen the motorcycle parade many times over the years. I took my daughter with me today, so I didn't get to stay as long as I wanted. I would have like to been there to see Dee Snider from Twisted Sister preform. If you here in South Florida you should give this a chance. To me its like the renaissance festive only with motorcycles, better people and food.

I have been an active member of Chabad of Palm Beach Gardens for 10 years. It is a warm and…read moreinviting place of Jewish observance and activity. The Rabbi and his wife, as well as the other rabbis and staff, welcome all Jews regardless of observance without judgment or pressure. There are also many non-religious programs and events on a variety of topics. Come once and see for yourself.

I have been a member of Chabad of Palm Beach Gardens literally since it was started. You could not…read morefind a warmer friendlier and, most importantly, spiritually uplifting Synagogue anywhere. As the website noted is not the website for the organization it makes one wonder whether the person who posted the one-star review spoke to a different Chabad. The office staff at Chabad of Palm Beach Gardens is friendly and efficient.

I honestly had never heard of Lynn University until my friend asked if I wanted to see him in a…read morestage reading at the theater there. I read "World Performance Arts Center" and thought it seemed a bit presumptuous for what I figured would be a small college theater. It is actually "Wold" in honor of the major donors haha, my bad. The theater is not small at 750 seats. The venue still looks new inside and out, and it is almost 20 years old. The lobby is amazingly airy and spacious with a reception area and stunning contemporary chandeliers. The theater itself is modern, with warm woods and bathed in red...red curtains and seats. It is a beautiful performance arrangement with good sightlines and excellent acoustics, with fine sound system (based on the mics the actors wore, I could hear almost every word). No wonder it was selected for the final televised 2012 US Presidential Debate between Obama and Romney. Rest rooms are huge and clean. One minor note is the box office can be slow to purchase tickets and there could be wait. In this day and age, when purchasing with a credit card, why do they need to manually type in billing address, etc.? Update the system so the ticket buyer only has to insert the card and be on their way.

What a beautiful theater. Went to see a concert there…read more On the campus of Lynn University.