Have used Cherry Productions LLC for over five years. Great company, state of the art equipment, on…read moretime, professional and very knowledgable. Highly recommend.

We have worked with Mike and Cherry Productions for over 5 years. Mike consistently delivers…read moreoutstanding sound and light for all of our shows. Mike is professional, reliable, and skilled at providing a great atmosphere for all of our shows. In addition, Mike is great to work with. We highly recommend Cherry Productions. You will not be disappointed. Patrick

Southern Dance Theatre will be my forever home. I love the faculty, students, and overall…read moreenvironment of the studio. I'll miss all of the memories I made

Zumba was tempting me. Dr. Nicole Rothman, who is the instructor, is really good. I wanted to see…read morewhat it was like with another instructor at a different location and she isn't as good as Nicole. The first class is free, so it's a hit or miss to see if you will like it. You can get a package deal for $50 that includes 10 classes or else it is $10 a class. I know the theatre offers other classes and here is the website for more information: http://www.southerndancetheatre.com/. Be sure to wear sneakers and bring a bottle of water if you are interested. Every class feels like a beginning, but it gets easier over time since most of the moves are repetitive. You will be pumping sweat from your body....aawwweeee! ;)

The Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach is a private non profit organization that was founded in…read more1980 for the purpose of preserving the historic properties in Palm Beach that were being torn down in the 1970's. Prominent citizens joined to preserve the architectural history of Palm Beach and to educate the public. Ambassador Earl E.T. Smith who was the Mayor of Palm Beach from 1971 to 1977 was the first chairman of the foundation. Some of the projects the Foundation has successfully undertaken have included saving the oldest house in Palm Beach, Seagull Cottage, creating the Earl E.T. Smith Garden, Pan's Garden, restoring the town hall, the Bradley Park beautification project, and restoring the Little Red Schoolhouse. The headquarters for the Foundation is located in a lovely building at 311 Peruvian Avenue. Pan's garden is located in the rear. From November through April the public can attend lectures, exhibits, and cultural events. A library is also located in the building. A full listing of available events can be found on the foundations website. You can also donate and purchase a membership to their organization. As a lover of history I have thoroughly enjoyed visiting the beautiful properties the Preservation Foundations manages. They have done a wonderful job saving what makes Palm Beach so special and beautiful. All of the places listed do not have an admission fee so they are free to be enjoyed.

Very nice course that gets minimal play so it is well maintained. Really a hidden gem in Palm…read moreBeach County. I joined in November. You cannot beat it for the price. Best value by far.

I'm just reviewing the practice facilities and Mike Bennett regarding my experience taking about 10…read morehours worth of lessons there. The practice facility is very nice. Quality golf balls, good shortgame area, practice greens in fantastic shape. I'm not a member but was there for Mike and everyone was incredibly friendly. Mike Bennett: What an asset to this club. I seriously want to move to Palm Beach just so I can take more lessons with him. His DVD and then in person lessons changed my game forever. Not only is it more fun to play. My ball striking is better than it has ever been and even though we spent zero time on my shortgame the changes we made in my full swing have improved my wedges, pitching, and chipping as well. I cannot say enough good things about Mike. I played Bay Hill after visiting Ironhorse and dollar for dollar my experience with Mike Bennet on the Ironhorse range was the best golf experience of my lifetime.

You just have to try....it is a wonderful place with wonderful people ....from recreational classes…read moreto competitive team they have it all. Plus they have a vegan restaurant so you can eat guit free while watching classes go on!!!!!!

I knew the first time we walked into The Studio Performing Artsthat it was THE PLACE for my…read moreDaughter to study dancing.They are professional, challenging and technically sound, while at the same time nurturing and encouraging, resulting in a wonderful environment for kids to grow up in. I appreciate the sensitivity they have for making everything, from music to attire, age appropriate. The studio is well rounded with top notch lessons for all types of dance and other programs ,not too many dance studios offer such a broad spectrum of training. There are studios with technically perfect training that take the joy out of dancing! This Dance studio has Professionalism, Amazing staff , Great Preparation , Knowledgable About Dance Development, Truly Passionate , Great Class Management , Good Mentors .

This was the 3rd annual Day of the Dead celebration in downtown Lake Worth. As you may know, this…read moreis a public holiday in Mexico that lasts 3 days. It's also celebrated by people of Mexican Heritage all over. Lake Worth has about 40% of the population that are Hispanic/Latino, but the festival is of appeal to everyone. Mexicans celebrate by visiting cemeteries and building shrines to honor and remember friends and family who have died. We were able to see some of these shrines (altars) inside the nearby building. Each item meant something to the person being honored. A sign explained all the elements. Food and drinks they liked in life are included. They also eat traditional foods during the celebration like a sweet egg bread. I didn't see any of that but they might have had it. There were long lines at the food truck. I did see tamales which is one of the most common foods eaten during the holiday. The longest line was for the street corn. This corn came with a myriad of toppings. It smelled wonderful, but I didn't feel like waiting. They had a free face painting table and many people took advantage of this. Skeleton faces were popular. Many people were in traditional dress and colorful flower headpieces with painted faces. They had booths with items from Mexico, art, handicrafts, and other things for sale. They had a mariachi band playing for entertainment. This event was free and although small was well worth seeing. It was a cultural learning experience as well as a fun adventure.

I had to wanted to catch the Day of the Dead celebration in Ft. Lauderdale. It is one of the top…read moreten celebrations in the country and they have a giant puppet processional. I missed it not realizing that the events were only Friday night not Saturday. I saw that this Day of the Dead event was being held on Saturday in Lake Worth and Julie F. was kind enough to accompany me on one of my crazy adventures. This festival while smaller and newer than the Ft. Lauderdale one it was still nicely done and it's free admission. The Day of the Dead is a holiday that is celebrated throughout Mexico honoring family members that have passed. This year it was held October 31 until November 2. Alters are made with photos for family members who have died and graves are cleaned and food offerings are left there in order to encourage souls to visit. Skull motifs are feature heavily in face paint, sugar candy, and masks. At this festival people were dressed up and a lot of care and effort went into costumes. They had a costume contest for best dressed. There were vendors selling Mexican food and the Mexican street corn seemed to have the longest line. There were also vendors selling merchandise including crafts people made and skeleton items that were made in Mexico. A Mariachi band performed music. I had a lot of fun taking pictures and people watching. Inside HATCH 1121, the arts building run by the Lake Worth Community Redevelopment Agency, there was an exhibit for Dia De Los Muertos. They had art and alters to family and pets that had passed. With the popularity of the Disney movie Coco a lot more people who are not Hispanic are becoming aware of this holiday. These kind of festivals honor the dead while educating people about Mexican culture. I definitely learned a lot today and had a great time at the festival. I look forward to watching this festival grow in the coming years.

Wonderful golf course. Greens are very fast. Some very difficult holes and a few tricky par 3's…read more Highly recommend playing this golf course. Also the 19th serves excellent food and beverages.

The 18-hole "Falls" course at the The Falls Club of the Palm Beaches facility in Lake Worth,…read moreFlorida features 6,723 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72 . The course rating is 72.8 and it has a slope rating of 132 on Bermuda grass. Designed by Joseph L. Lee, the Falls golf course opened in 1986. Troon Golf, LLC manages this facility All service range chipping and putting area. Fully stocked pro shop Private club where guest are required to get a caddy which is very needed too read your puts. Great design plenty of water and bunkers. Shot selection is crucial and being in wrong area of green will lead to three puts. A favorite south Florida course