I really enjoyed the fresh picking lychees and the kids got to see how the trees look in person…read more $10 lb not bad just came for the experience. Actually got a lot for the pounds. Easy place to find. Definitely call before coming to make sure they have enough crops.

What fun. It's highly seasonal (just at the beginning of the summer) so call ahead: (561) 262-8660…read more Picking the fruit is super fun and requires some Zen-like skills. One must balance the long cutting tool, aim so that one is not looking directly into the sun, and avoid the distraction of flies and potentially bees while going for the delightful, red colored fruits high in the treetops. A gust of wind may complicate matters.

Plenty of things to do, splatter paint, paint plastic and wooden figures, hook rugs, build Tiffany…read morelamps, your hosts are so kind and helpful, I'm not sure what I enjoyed more the crafts or the conversations, they have a room where you put on coveralls and fling/ splatter paint all over your canvas

Great new place in Jupiter! Crafting for those who want to do it but don't want the mess or set up…read moreor prep in their house. Even better? Finally another birthday option for Jupiter. Joycelyn, the owner, is present in the local schools so some of the kids already know and love her. Highly recommend for a fun experience for both kids and adults.

I had such a memorable experience at Muse Paintbar in Palm Beach Gardens doing their "Paint Your…read morePet" event. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted immediately and felt welcomed. The staff was incredibly patient, helpful, and supportive throughout the entire night, which made the experience even more enjoyable. When we arrived, our canvases were already outlined with our pets, which made it feel so personal and special right away. This was a really meaningful night out for me and my friend. They provided smocks so our clothes stayed clean, and there was both an instructor and additional staff members walking around constantly assisting everyone. Even though the event lasts about three hours, the time went by quickly because everyone is focused and engaged. The instructors guide you step by step, and they even dim the lights at certain points so you can use the small light on your canvas to better see reflections and details while painting. That part was really unique and helpful. One small suggestion I would make is that instead of having to constantly use our phones as a reference photo, it would be helpful to have a printed picture of our pet at the table for easier viewing. It felt a bit repetitive unlocking my phone throughout the process. As for food we tried the sampler platter ($18.50) which included mozzarella sticks, pretzel bites, and boneless wings. Unfortunately, the food was very disappointing and not enjoyable for us--the pretzels were hard and tasted burnt, and overall the quality wasn't great for the price. However, I really enjoyed my cocktail, the yuzu pineapple spritz, which was refreshing and well made. Despite the food experience, I would absolutely return for another painting event. The actual paint experience was creative, meaningful, and so well guided by the staff. It truly made for a special night out. I would just recommend coming for the art and maybe skipping the food. The reason I give it 5 stars is the experience!

Very fun! We didn't purchase any food or drinks but enjoyed our experience. The instructor was…read morepatient and kind. The facility is very clean and we felt very taken care of. We painted a sunrise beach scene and both me and my mom were very happy with the way our paintings came out. The class was paced well and we started on time. Only 4 other people at 12 on a Sunday. The price is a little expensive. But it was worth it if we don't do it all the time. Would come back again another time I visit.

This is an annual festival hosted by the Friends of Jonathan Dickinson State Park. The Friends is a…read morevolunteer organization dedicated to preserving the natural and cultural resources of Jonathan Dickinson State Park. Admission to the event is free but you have to pay the entrance fee to Jonathan Dickinson State Park. A single person admission is $4 and a car is $6. Once you are in the park you are free to go to the festival as well as explore the park. Springfest is held by the boat docks and Elsa Kimbell Environmental Education and Research Center which is about four miles from the entrance to the park. The festival included animal shows, vendors, food trucks, environmental education, and guided hikes. Kayaks and canoes were also available for rent at the park concession stand. I really enjoyed getting to see the animal show put on by the Treasure Coast Wildlife Center which takes in injured wildlife with the hope of rehabilitating and releasing. This is a great event for the whole family. As the state park system says, come out and see the real Florida!

Worthy of a visit. Here is some information regarding this natural geographic slice of nature…read more This is called The Witches Wall and is up to 200 ft tall. The narrow tunnel is cleaved from coquina stone and wedged between rows of multi-million dollar estates and the golf course for one of Palm Beach's elite private clubs. The road was carved through the hill -- which is made of coquina, a type of limestone that has pieces of coral, sea shells and marine invertebrates, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration -- in 1916 after a powerful hurricane cut off the North End from the rest of Palm Beach. These cliffs are the Coral Cut, or, more colloquially, the Witch's Wall -- one of the most storied and spooky spots in Palm Beach. One story says the little space is haunted by a girl who was imprisoned there. Some who tell the story say it was a witch who kept the girl captive. Another story says the small window led to the lair of a witch who would lure children through the gate by tempting them with sweets. Yet another tale says the cliffs are haunted by the spirits of sailors who were stranded on the coastline hundreds of years ago.

On the the southwest corner of the Palm Beach Country Club you will find Coral Cut also known as…read morethe Witch's Wall. It was created from a deposit of rock and coquina shell up to 200 feet tall that is the result of the intracoastal to the west and the ocean to the east converging on this spot. You can see the layers of sediments where they cut through to create Country Club Road. While this is an interesting place from a geological perspective what makes it fun is all of the legends surrounding this road. On the south face of the walk is a small window with a covered gate. Stories say a witch living on top of the mound would kidnap children and lock them behind the gate, hence the name Witch's Wall. What the gate is really guarding is a pipe that leads to a water pump station. Some of the spooky stories may stem from the fact that the road is very dark at night except for a single cage light on the stone wall. If you decide to drive down this road take it slowly because it is very narrow and there are signs reminding you not to stop. Once you emerge from the wall there is a gorgeous view of the Intracoastal awaiting you.

I love how many events the PGA resort has been hosting lately... Their latest was the Pig Out…read moreGourmet Food Truck, where 10 food trucks gathered on the Resort's grounds for us to taste what they do best. We got there around noon, really hot day but so grateful it wasn't raining. If you got VIP tickets you were allowed in the Heineken tent with misters, and shade from the sun. Or, you could buy your way in for $15 extra. We didn't, instead after walking a bit, we found a table with a little shade and parked there. We just took turns going to the trucks and enjoyed a slight breeze from time to time. When you got in, they gave you a wrist band with detachable numbers. Each food truck was numbered to match those on the wristband. Very smart, to keep track of who had tasted their food already. The lines were very organized, the tickets were collected by JROTC members who were all very polite. Everyone working the food trucks was very friendly and, for the most part, we're very quick to serve the food. Here's what we had: Truck 1 - IL Florentino Small Potatoes Gnocchetti with traditional Italian Bolognese Sauce. I love gnocchi so was very happy with this one, off to a good start! I give this one a Bronze medal (as in Third Place). Why bronze, because I did not love the Bolognese sauce. Truck 2 - Flour Power BBQ Pulled pork sandwich. The pork was supposedly slow roasted in dark beer with onions and garlic but unfortunately their meet was bland and flavorless. Truck 3 - Crazydilla Cubadilla - it's like a Cuban sandwich but in a crispy organic tortilla, with a mustard aioli drizzled on top. This was my favorite of the day! Gold Medal! It was exactly what a Cuban sandwich should be but replacement of the bread with the tortilla made it a bit lighter which I liked a lot. Truck 4 - Philly Grill Philly Cheesetake. The bread was the only good thing about this one. The meat had no flavor, almost no cheese on mine, and the peppers were too sweet, which was the only thing I tasted in each bite. Truck 5 - Inspir-Asian Gluten free chicken, glazed with sweet chili sauce, jasmin rice, and broccoli florets. This got the Silver Medal. Even though the rice had very little flavor, the chicken was delicious and I loved the fact that they added the freshness of the broccoli, helping break out all the heavy food we had yet to try. Plus they had the prettiest presentation of all. Truck 6 - Burger Shack Burger topped with smoked bacon, onions, pepper jack cheese, lettuce, to ago,guacamole, jalapeño, and chipotle mayo. We had to wait 30 minutes for this one... I appreciate the "made to order" but when we took a bite we were all dissapointed. There was no guacamole, no heat, and some of the burgers were overcooked and dry. Truck 7 - Lobsta Rollin This was a no show so, really only 9 trucks... That's what we thought until one of the event employees told us about 3 other food trucks, we could try without the numbers. Good job to the PGA and the vent staff for compensating for this one not showing up, and good job for them advertising it everyone. Truck 8 - Mojo on the Go Pork Tacos topped with BBQ sauce and chipotle slaw. This was good. Meat was very well seasoned, tender but next time I will ask for less BBQ sauce. It was too much and it overpowered the taste of the already beautifully cooked meat. Truck 9 - international Classic Cuisine Gravlax Bouchée - Norwegian cured salmon with cream cheese, capers & dill, in a a baked puff pastry. Presentation was very nice but they went overboard with the dill. It was overwhelming and made it almost impossible to enjoy the dish. Truck 10 - Slow Food Truck Braised short beef rib pulled off the bone with grilled queso fresco, topped with fresh (Florida) Arugula and crispy shallots, on a potato roll. This one shares the Bronze Medal with IL Florentino. The queso Fresco and Arugula work magic on this sandwich. Plus the fact that the meat is so tender wins them points. As I said, we did not buy the extra tickets for the Heineken tent but were able to buy beer, wine, and/ or water from another tent. And once we were done we got to look at the cars on display... A Bentley coupe (that is my "if you win the lotto" car, after a 1974 restored Karman Ghia), an Audi, and some other new and classics but, the one that really caught my attention was "Black Beauty", a 1966 Corvette... Beautiful! These events are a great way to spend the day with friends and/ of family and do something out of the ordinary, get away from the routine. I'll keep an eye for more.

What a hot event! Literally :) Of course, I was there to pig out and see what they had in store…read more 10 food trucks got together to give the customers what they do best. All of the food I had was fantastic. When we got there around noon, it was starting to get hot and we were ready to chow down on some food. Thanks to Yelp and Blue for the tickets (YAY!). We stopped by to say hi to Ashley at the tent and we were off to start the adventure. There was a VIP tent for an additional charge that offered drinks, but we didn't go there. Our wristbands had detachable numbers for us to redeem at each food truck to get the food item we wanted. The numbers were collected by the JROTC members and it was very organized. Most of the trucks were quick to serve the food and the people working on those trucks were deserve a standing ovation for cooking for all of us in the scorching weather today. It was nice to sit down and eat the food in the shade while enjoying the breeze as well. Gotta love South Florida! Here were some of my favorites: Keurig - Strawberry pomegranate! The drinks kept me hydrated throughout the entire time. I probably would have passed out if it wasn't for them. BC Tacos - BBQ pulled pork taco topped with coleslaw and corn and the chicken ceasar taco. Che Grill - BBQ pork empanada and Choripan (Argentinean sausage sandwich) Cheesezilla - Steak and cheese sandwich and the classic grilled cheese with white and yellow American mac/cheese InspirAsian - Fierce Bulgogi Chicken (savory pan fried chicken breasts marinated with a Korean BBQ sauce on top of lettuce, cucumber, and carrots dressed with teriyaki sauce Parabas Grill - Green Chile Cheese Steak Tacos (thin sliced ribeye steak, caramelized onions, chiles, and white cheese The car show was neat. I'm not a big car freak, but it was pretty cool to see all the cars on display and to vote on the best custom car. The new black and red Corvette got my eyes and my vote. They even had a military helicopter to check out as well. I'm glad my husband and I was able to attend this event to pig out and to have a great time. Ah, we were about to burst on the way out and are still stuffed from all of the delicious comfort food. Hell yea!

If I could give this place no stars, I would. My daughter attended this establishment at 9 months…read moreold in 2021. Due to COVID, parents were not allowed to go in to drop off or pick up so I never really saw what was going on besides the horrible video camera access they advertise. In the infant room, babies were "rocked" in their cribs for nap by the teachers using their body to bang the crib on wheels against the wall. There were few times the teachers were actually interacting with the babies. Even the director, Megan, would step over the babies and not acknowledge them. This was my daughter's first time at a child care facility and the directors told me it could take a few months for her to get use to the new environment. About a month in they gave me a bullet list implying my daughter was special needs. I took the note to my daughter's doctor, and she dismissed the idea. They are not professionals that can diagnose and yet they were doing that to my then 10 month old daughter. She then was moved to the one year old room and things did not get any better. Her teacher tried to tell me to let her be more independent at home and let her play alone. I am at work all day without my daughter and I was being told I couldn't give her attention... The food that was given to the kids could never be explained where it was from or what they were serving. Things were given to the kids that are a big no for one year olds (whole grapes, popcorn, sliced bread) and the teachers did not watch the kids while eating. They were either on their phones or their backs were turned away. When I questioned the directors on things I saw on camera, they always made excuses for the teachers. Oh and don't ask questions because then you'll be kicked out without notice, which is what happened to us. Never once heard or saw the owner either. He is just collecting everyone's money. This place was a horrible experience.

This school has been a wonderful experience. Great facility that is well kept. Very warm and…read moreinviting classrooms. Very large and safe playground areas. A webcam system that is secure and works well. Really great curriculum that keeps the kids having fun and learning. They come home with some really cool and creative arts and crafts projects. The decorations for holidays and parties that parents are invited to attend, pumpkin decorating, book fair, Kona Ice day, water days in the summer, story time soccer camp, picture day, all these are done very well and with the kids in mind. Really great inclusions that the kids really enjoy and look forward to. There is a syllabus of the curriculum that you can follow and the kids really do learn a lot. The best part of the school is the staff. They employ educators who really enjoy their jobs and being around the kids and treat the kids wonderfully. Melissa and Meghan in the front end are super friendly and excellent communicators. The classroom teachers are all great with the kids, Ms Jackie and Ms Ruth are just to name a couple that our daughter loved playing with. Picking out a daycare/preschool for your children can be incredibly stressful. I have looked at many to find the right one and tiny turtles is perfect. The price is a little more than others we had looked at, but we are very happy we chose tiny turtles. It includes healthy meals and snacks and milk. I'd rather pay a few dollars more a week to know my kids are in the best environment possible for them. I've personally recommended this school to all my friends who have young kids, which many of them have since enrolled. Hope this was helpful.

Please do not bring your child here!…read more They sent my 6month old baby home with the wrong pacifier on day two at this facility. My child then came down with hand, foot, and mouth on day three of daycare. The director(Jhai) lied to me about any other kids having the virus. It was their fault for not ensuring my child used the right pacifier. Due to their negligence my child was forced to stay home the remainder of the week while I still paid the full weekly rate. Send your kid somewhere else. Don't believe a word the director says because she makes promises and gets amnesia when it's actually time to deliver. The director told me told me, I would get a discount based off my employer and actually quoted me what to pay. Then had the audacity to tell me all of the on-time payments I made were late. When we reviewed all of my payments with my credit card statements it was discovered they were all on-time and in the correct amount but she still acted like she was doing me a favor. Stay away from this place!!!!!!!

Quick Reference:…read more Pros: - Sanitation and child health taken seriously - Regular handwashing, bootie shoe coverings, and glove wearing (long before COVID-19, y'all) - Safe feeding, meaning bottles only made at home and labeled with date, contents, and kid's name - Good ratio of teachers to babies (1:4, sometimes 1:3) - Good activities, even for bitty babies, sensory exercises, tummy time - Pay weekly, or pay monthly. Monthly gets you a discount! - Teachers and staff clearly care a lot about kids Cons: - Morning traffic in the area can be... frustrating. There's a Comcast back in the industrial park, and an Altec Roofing, so if you get there at just the wrong time in the morning, you might have to survive the flood of vans and trucks. - That's basically all the Cons. For the longer story: Our baby boy was due in September 2019, and my husband and I were slacking on getting childcare arranged so we finally started looking at places in October (I know, please don't judge us). We live in Martin County, but we both work in West Palm Beach, so we were looking for something at either end of our commute.We started with Martin County so we would have a short drive to drop BB off in the morning, or if we needed to drop him off but didn't need to go to WPB, but it has almost N O T H I N G worth looking into for an infant. They're either for 12mo+, full, too expensive, or some combination of, up to and including, all three. Village Boulevard KinderCare had been on the radar from the start, as it's about 15 minutes drive from both our workplaces (in good weather, with no traffic, and if the Traffic Light Goddess smiles on you; 20-30 under normal conditions) and though there weren't many Google reviews (and no Yelp reviews at the time), what was there was extremely positive. Hubs and I called the center, and to our delight, it was a direct line in! No IVR-press-1-to-speak-to-another-robot! We made an appointment to come in and take a look around the next day during Universal Nap Time. We brought 3-week-old BB with us, and he charmed everyone (as is only proper for any brand new baby; they're all adorable af). Jhai, the center director, and Angela, the assistant director, were both a joy to meet. They take infant and child health seriously in this place. Since we had a bitty baby, one of us stayed in the foyer area with him while the other was shown all the things in the infant room, and then we switched. Whoever was going in the room had to put on booties to cover their shoes so the floor didn't get dirt and germs from outside tracked in. The teachers in the infant room wear those booties all day long, warm up bottles and food while wearing gloves, and they do diaper changes with gloves and a new cover paper (like at the doctor's office!) for every change. This was standard, even before COVID-19 became a thing. After that, restrictions on entry to areas beyond the foyer were put in place, and then restrictions on entry to the building, plus PPE for staff. Speaking of bottles, they send home bottle labels because they practice safe feeding, and the only one to make the bottles is the baby's parent/guardian. That way, your baby doesn't get someone else's formula or breastmilk by accident. Speaking of breastmilk, those labels are RED instead of white, so it's absolutely clear that there's a difference. We've been bringing our baby here since he was 8 weeks old. He's nearly 7 months old, now, and we still just love bringing him here. When he starts school in a few years, it's up in Martin Co. I'm not looking forward to his last day at VBKC. We've been working from home now for about three weeks because of the pandemic, so BB hasn't seen them since then. They're keeping his spot open and listing us as drop-in until things settle down. I can't express how much that helps us. Though our family isn't in need of daily care, there are a *lot* of essential workers out there who do, and these guys are awesome for supporting them. We can't wait to go back!