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The Town of Lake Park hosts its monthly SUNSET CELEBRATION on the last Friday of each month at Lake Park Harbor Marina. This event will include live performances, food vendors, arts and craft vendors and cash bar with happy hour prices. This month will feature Public Sounds Collective.

Public Sounds Collective is an eclectic mix of funk, jazz and soul that will have you grooving along from the moment you hear them. From their catchy melodies and intriguing renditions of covers to their energetic solos, there’s something every music fan will appreciate.

Parking and Admission are FREE! For more information, https://www.lakeparkflorida.gov/?fbclid=IwAR0uy_3tm3qo7SmYEs3zqT2L8waOWIoDZBE2Vp4booaLqMsvtOGi9DWjcuI or call the Special Events Department at

The warm and clear South Florida waters have more year-round snorkeling spots than just about anywhere else in the world.

The part of Peanut Island that lies within Singer Island, however, is a particularly great spot. The water there stays at a comfortable 85-degree average during September and there is always an array of underwater wildlife.

Peanut Island

Peanut Island is an 80 acres island in the Intracoastal Waterways that was formed in 1918 and was named “peanut” after the island was used as a terminal for shipping peanut oil. In 1946, the plans for the enterprise fell through and the name stuck. The island possesses two separate areas that are great to snorkel, one is a small reef and then a larger lagoon, on the east side of the island

With all the fun you can have on Singer Island, it’s nice to know it also has some quality accommodations for when friends or family are in town.

Beach Resort & Spa

Located on Singer Island at a distance of 6 miles from the Rapids Water Park and 7 miles from Clematis Street, the Palm Beach Marriott Beach Resort and Spa is one of the few good 4-star hotels one can find on Singer Island.

Built on the oceanfront overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, the hotel has a total of 20 floors consisting of 193 suites for visitors to dwell in.

In addition, 7 specially designed rooms can accommodate corporate meetings that make the resort a potentially great choice for those looking to arrange a business seminar or meeting.

The onsite restaurant also offers

Singer Island an oceanfront neighborhood part of the city of Riviera Beach. Some of Singer Island, however, falls within the borders of Palm Beach Shores. The area offers a relaxing blend of natural beauty, seven miles of pristine beaches, upscale hotels and resorts and fantastic restaurants, both seafood and otherwise. Here are five of our favorite Singer Island restaurants.

The Islander

The Islander Grill And Tiki Bar is a laid-back restaurant at the Palm Beach Shores Resort, it features seafood-focused American fare and a poolside tiki bar. Because The Islander is at a resort, it also makes for a great event location.

Where: 181 S Ocean Ave, Palm Beach Shores, FL 33404

Two Drunken Goats

Two Drunken Goats is a Relaxed, beach-themed

Singer Island is not only a great place for relaxation and adventure, but it also has some of the best fishing in the entire State of Florida.

If you are new to the area there are several professional fishing charters which you might consider booking. Most charters have very experienced captains that know all the best spots and will take all of the guesswork out of where to go, what bait to use, what time of day is best to catch different fish, etc.

Singer Island Fishing

When you are on Singer Island you’re not relegated to any one kind of fishing, there are options for all types of anglers.

Saltwater Fishing

If you go out with a good charter, or on your own boat, you can catch some impressive sport fish, like Marlin, right off of Singer

Singer Island is a beautiful South Florida peninsula located about fifteen minutes and six miles away from the city of West Palm Beach. Here are 5 reasons to visit Singer Island.

The Restaurants

When it comes to food, Singer Island does not disappoint.

here are expensive five-star options, most of them affiliated with the major hotel chains, if you’re looking for something high-class and upscale. Perhaps the best way to get in touch with local culture is to frequent the smaller, independent establishments.

There is no shortage of options both in terms of cuisine and atmosphere in this category either. Gluten-free Mexican? They have that. And The Two Drunken Goats is another one of the areas’ most popular eateries.

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