Beach Cleanup Tomorrow
Posted by Amanda Hicks on
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Help keep Singer Island the beautiful haven that it is by joining the community to clean the beach tomorrow. The island is lined with luxury condos for a reason- the oceanfront is pristine. The sand is soft and white and the water is clear and clean. Help us keep it that way by picking up any scraps lying around. Sometimes tourists don't know the harmful effects of leaving debris on the beach and especially since this island is vital to the Loggerhead sea turtle population, we want to make sure there are no foreign objects anywhere near the water. Join dozens of others tomorrow from 9 - 11 a.m. to walk the beach in the morning and scoop up any trash in sight. It's going to be a nice day so wear your suit and cool off in the crisp, refreshing water…
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Every week on Singer Island, the Sailfish Marina Resort hosts sunset celebrations- evenings of art, music, food, and beautiful sunsets. The event takes place every Thursday from 5 p.m. - 9 p.m. ouside on the deck in front of their dockage. Enjoy magnificent views of boats while you listen to live music and stroll down the harborside. More than 30 vendors come to display their hand-made arts and crafts. There are things like wooden sculptures, blown glass, paintings, pottery, jewelry, and much more.
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Clark Rodriguez, an area native and Jimmy Buffet aficionado, plays live music to put you in the tropical mood. Other musicians also set up and join in sometimes, so you might even hear the steel drums and some nice acoustic music too. The…
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Next Saturday, November 4th, commemorate the Lake Worth Lagoon with your friends and family. The free Lagoon Fest will be held at Flagler Drive in downtown West Palm Beach from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. The lagoon, which runs 20 miles beginning at Singer Island and ending in Boynton Beach, is an indispensable estuary for humans and wildlife alike. It has been dredged to create significant ports like the Port of Palm Beach, which contributes $260 million in local business revenue annually, and also for the purpose of mixing salt water from the ocean with freshwater from canals to allow mangroves, sea grass, oyster beds, sea turtles, and 250 other marine species to thrive. In the past century however, heavy boat traffic, marinas, and a power plant have…