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The city and Historical Society both list Oct. 14 and $15 per person. Buy through the Historical Society and confirm your arrival instructions; wear comfortable walking shoes.

Individual tickets listed at $25, plus applicable fees. October and December performances use the high-school auditorium, even though tickets are sold through Eissey Campus Theatre.

Register for the actual evening. This is an all-ages community event; check optional add-ons and current ticket availability before travelling.

Paid tickets; check current seat prices and fees. Remaining performances are October 15–25, with matinees and evenings. Choose your exact performance before arranging dinner.

Use the organizer’s RSVP link and check admission terms; the public listing does not quote a price. Outdoor plans depend on weather.

Free admission; food and shopping extra. Bring chairs or a blanket and check the Village’s event/weather status before leaving.

Adult admission lists $10. The music is scheduled in the garden, so check weather and the final program. Parking is separate.

Ages 21+. The organizer lists $35 advance or $40 at the gate, including one signature cocktail. Enter via Sansbury’s Way, Gate 3, then the Archway Gate.

Bring lawn seating, budget separately for food and check the Village calendar for admission details and weather changes.

Free to attend; food and purchases cost extra. This is a family-friendly market, and lawn chairs are welcome. Check the weather before leaving.

Choose seats through the official event page. Arts Garage permits outside food, but all beverages must be purchased there; allow time for metered parking.

Free admission; food and shopping extra. Bring chairs or a blanket and check the Village’s event/weather status before leaving.

Free admission; food and shopping extra. Bring chairs or a blanket and check the Village’s event/weather status before leaving.

Free community concert; families welcome. Lawn chairs and blankets are permitted. Watch official updates for severe-weather changes.

Tickets are sold by seat; check the official listing for price and availability. Book dinner separately and leave time for downtown parking and the walk to the theater.

Free admission; food, shopping and some activities may cost extra. Bring sun protection and check weather.

$25 per person; $20 for members. Arrive 15 minutes early. Weather dependent; tickets are nonrefundable, with rain rescheduling stated by the organizer.

General admission is listed at $48.50 with 40 Fright Credits; parking is $10. Expect sudden loud noises, strobes, and graphic scenes. Read the organizer’s suitability guidance before booking.

This listing covers two different daily schedules. Check the Village’s final lineup and any paid activities before going.

Listed seats $61.50–$66.50. Book the exact performance; dinner and parking are separate.

General admission is free. Purchases and optional activities are separate; check the organizer’s latest details and dress for an outdoor afternoon.

Paid tickets; check current seat prices and fees. Performed in the Au-Rene Theater. Allow time for downtown parking and theater entry.

Tickets are sold by seat; check the official listing for price and availability. Book dinner separately and leave time for downtown parking and the walk to the theater.

Listed ticket tiers start at $30, plus a $6 facility fee and additional service fees. Some sections are sold out; check the live seat map. Doors open at 7 p.m.

Free admission; food and shopping extra. Bring chairs or a blanket and check the Village’s event/weather status before leaving.

Register through the official page and confirm any fee. Bring your own mat and water; ask about weather changes and adapt movements to your comfort.

The workshop is listed as free with registration. Check remaining spaces. This event is at Vizcaya Village, across the street from the museum estate.

Choose your performance before booking dinner. Seat prices and start times vary; use the official ticket link.

Tickets are sold by seat; check the official listing for price and availability. Book dinner separately and leave time for downtown parking and the walk to the theater.

Free admission. This is a family-oriented outdoor event, with children's activities; expect an energetic atmosphere.

Free admission; food and shopping extra. Bring chairs or a blanket and check the Village’s event/weather status before leaving.

Admission is free; rides, food and drinks cost extra. Family-friendly. Friday lists Bon Jovi and Journey tributes; check the final daily program before choosing your arrival time.

Listed seats $54–$59 including fees. Book the exact performance; dinner and parking are separate.

This is a family-friendly festival, with children and pets welcome in the event program. Check tickets and food purchases separately; plan for an outdoor afternoon.

Free entry; food and purchases extra. Downtown roads close for the festival. Use the city’s published parking and shuttle plan, and check the entertainment schedule for the experiences you want.

Listed seats $54–$59. Book the exact performance; dinner and parking are separate.

Pay what you can, starting at $0; every attendee needs a ticket. Entry is first come, first served; paid priority entry expires 15 minutes before the show.

Free music; bring a blanket or chairs. Brunch is not included. Check weather and the latest artist program.

Bring a shopping budget. Purchases are extra, and vendor lineups can vary. The city page does not state an entry fee.

Paid tickets; check current seat prices and fees. Select the actual matinee or evening show. This is a staged magic performance, not an escape room.

Free admission; purchases extra. Check tickets and weather with the organizer. Allow time to stroll and choose a nearby place to eat.

Free admission; food and shopping extra. Bring chairs or a blanket and check the Village’s event/weather status before leaving.

Adult admission is $10; parking extra. Film program: 6–7:30 p.m., with separate registration link. BStew Jazz Trio: 7:15–8 and 8:15–9 p.m. Tours have limited capacity.

The venue lists general admission separately from the food vendors. Budget for purchases and check the current ticket price and performance schedule before going.

Tickets are sold by seat; check the official listing for price and availability. Book dinner separately and leave time for downtown parking and the walk to the theater.

Bring lawn seating, budget separately for food and check the Village calendar for admission details and weather changes.

$10; Four Arts members free. General-public reservations open October 22. Film runs 1 hour 38 minutes; check content guidance. The screening is at Palm Beach Day Academy, not the Four Arts campus.

Paid tickets; check current seat prices and fees. Reserve dinner early enough to be seated before the 8 p.m. show.

The official announcement lists $53–$153 including taxes and fees, subject to change. Reserve seats together and allow for downtown traffic.

Tickets are paid; check current seat prices and fees on the official ticket link. Doors open one hour before the performance. Dinner is a separate reservation.

Listed seats $56.50–$61.50 including fees. Book the exact performance; dinner and parking are separate.

Tickets are sold by seat; check the official listing for price and availability. Book dinner separately and leave time for downtown parking and the walk to the theater.

Free admission; artwork and food cost extra. Organizer pages differ on Sunday’s closing time, so plan an earlier visit and confirm the final schedule.

Free Riverwalk admission; food and drinks cost extra. Any later Revolution Live celebration has its own entry conditions.

Book the specific show and review seating. Food may be brought in; beverages must be purchased at the venue. Parking is separate.

$60 per person; ages 21+. Advance registration and coordinated table selection recommended. Formal attire suggested; childcare for ages 5–12 requires separate registration details.

Adult tickets are listed at $65 Saturday and $85 Sunday. Choose the correct performance and confirm the final checkout total.

Ages 21+. Passes are advertised from $99, VIP from $150; confirm checkout fees and availability. Organizer says no day-of or gate tickets. Arrange a ride home.

Tickets are sold by seat; check the official listing for price and availability. Book dinner separately and leave time for downtown parking and the walk to the theater.

This is an all-ages community celebration. Check the Town’s updates for the final activity list, any charges and parade-related access.

$200 per person; ages 21+. Rain or shine and nonrefundable. Send dietary requests at least 96 hours ahead; reserve through Swank and arrange your return ride.

Buy through the official Kravis page and allow time for parking before the 7 p.m. start. Seat prices and availability vary; dinner is a separate reservation.

Paid tickets; check current seat prices and fees. There is no performance every day of the date range. Choose a specific ticketed show and allow extra time for traffic.

Performance times and seat prices vary. Leave room between dinner and curtain time.

Advance registration is required; $5 for non-members and member admission depends on membership level. Arrive before 5:25 p.m. to keep your reserved seat.

Tickets are sold by seat; check the official listing for price and availability. Book dinner separately and leave time for downtown parking and the walk to the theater.

Paid tickets; check current seat prices and fees. Book the concert first and choose dinner nearby so the evening does not become a rush between stops.

Tickets are sold by seat; check the official listing for price and availability. Book dinner separately and leave time for downtown parking and the walk to the theater.

Lighting is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Check the city program; budget separately for food and shopping.

Free admission; food and shopping extra. Bring chairs or a blanket and check the Village’s event/weather status before leaving.

Free admission; food and drinks are extra. Use the city’s designated parking areas, not neighboring business plazas. The posted cancellation applies to Oct. 8; this date remains on the schedule. Recheck for weather updates.

$10 adults and seniors; $5 students; members free. Some sessions need registration or limited tour wristbands. Parking and restaurant meals are separate.

Listed seats $56.50–$61.50 including fees. Book the exact performance; dinner and parking are separate.

$10; Four Arts members free. General-public reservations open October 22. Film runs 1 hour 40 minutes; check content guidance. The screening is at Palm Beach Day Academy, not the Four Arts campus.

Listed seats $64–$69 including fees. Book the exact performance; dinner and parking are separate.

Paid tickets; check current seat prices and fees. Check content guidance when booking; a comedy listing is not a promise of a family show.

Free general admission; food and optional VIP tickets extra. Check tickets and weather with the organizer. Allow time to stroll and choose a nearby place to eat.

Free admission; food and shopping extra. Bring chairs or a blanket and check the Village’s event/weather status before leaving.

Listed seats $54–$59 including fees. Book the exact performance; dinner and parking are separate.

Tickets are paid; check current seat prices and fees on the official ticket link. Doors open one hour before the performance. Dinner is a separate reservation.

Tickets are sold by seat; check the official listing for price and availability. Book dinner separately and leave time for downtown parking and the walk to the theater.

The show does not run every day. Select a listed performance and seat price through the official seller; dining reservations are separate.

Bring lawn seating, budget separately for food and check the Village calendar for admission details and weather changes.

$10; Four Arts members free. General-public reservations open October 22. Film runs 2 hours 4 minutes; check content guidance. The screening is at Palm Beach Day Academy, not the Four Arts campus.

Listed seats $59–$64 including fees. Book the exact performance; dinner and parking are separate.

Friday is free. Listed adult admission is $12 single day or $18 multiday for the ticketed weekend. Author events can have separate requirements.

Separate dated tickets; check current prices. Select nights only; choose an official dated ticket. All-ages and 21+ nights are separate.

Tickets are sold by seat; check the official listing for price and availability. Book dinner separately and leave time for downtown parking and the walk to the theater.

Free admission; purchases extra. Check tickets and weather with the organizer. Allow time to stroll and choose a nearby place to eat.

Ages 21+ with valid ID. The organizer lists nonrefundable, rain-or-shine tickets; vendors can change. Confirm the correct admission option and arrange your ride home.

Listed seats $64–$69. Book the exact performance; dinner and parking are separate.

Free community concert; families welcome. Lawn chairs and blankets are permitted. Watch official updates for severe-weather changes.

Free admission; food is extra. The city’s fall announcement names MIDFLORIDA Event Center, but the event page still says location to be determined. Confirm the final venue before making travel plans.

Free admission; food and shopping extra. Bring chairs or a blanket and check the Village’s event/weather status before leaving.

Tickets are sold by seat; check the official listing for price and availability. Book dinner separately and leave time for downtown parking and the walk to the theater.

Free outdoor WALLCAST; no tickets required. This is the park projection, not indoor concert admission. Bring seating and check weather updates.

Tickets are paid; check current seat prices and fees on the official ticket link. Doors open one hour before the performance. Dinner is a separate reservation.

Adults $100, including tax and gratuity, as listed by the venue. Reserve the exact seating and check menu and dietary options before booking.

Paid tickets; check current seat prices and fees. Every attendee needs a ticket. The Saturday evening performance is useful for a dinner-and-show plan.

Listed tickets $49. Book the exact performance; dinner and parking are separate. Check the organizer’s content and age guidance before booking.

Choose a matinee for a daytime date or book an early dinner before an evening performance. Tickets are sold by performance and seat; check the official page.

Separate event ticket; organizer says tickets coming soon as verified. Check tickets and weather with the organizer. Allow time to stroll and choose a nearby place to eat.

Listed seats $61.50–$66.50. Book the exact performance; dinner and parking are separate.

Paid tickets; check current seat prices and fees. Choose Saturday evening or Sunday afternoon at the Amaturo Theater.

Listed tickets $52.65–$181.35 including fees; prices and availability can change. Ages 8+. Runtime approximately 2 hours 15 minutes with an intermission.

Paid admission; check current ticket types. Tuesday daytime previews require appropriate VIP access. No outside food or drinks; allow substantial Art Week travel time.

Walking through the tree is free; activities and purchases extra. Check tickets and weather with the organizer. Allow time to stroll and choose a nearby place to eat.

Check official visitor details. Check tickets and weather with the organizer. Allow time to stroll and choose a nearby place to eat.

Listed at $40. General-public reservations open October 22 at 10 a.m. This event is in the Dixon Education Building; confirm ticket availability before arranging dinner.

$25 per person; $20 members. Reserve directly, arrive 15 minutes early and review the 105-step climb requirements. Weather dependent; rain rescheduling and nonrefundable terms apply.

Paid tickets; check current seat prices and fees. Allow for parking and entry before the 7:45 p.m. start.

Pre-registration required; tickets are nonrefundable. The published admission includes catered food and two drink tickets. Confirm the evening's timing before adding another reservation.

Free admission. Check tickets and weather with the organizer. Allow time to stroll and choose a nearby place to eat.

Free admission; purchases extra. Check tickets and weather with the organizer. Allow time to stroll and choose a nearby place to eat.

Paid admission; book through the official ticket shop. December 2–3 previews are invitation only. Plan for Art Week crowds and transport delays.

Ticket prices vary; confirm the current seat price at checkout. Book the exact performance; dinner and parking are separate.

Free, family-friendly outdoor screening. Bring chairs or a blanket. Food is available for purchase; check city updates if rain is possible.

$10; Four Arts members free. General-public reservations open October 22. Film runs 1 hour 45 minutes; check content guidance. The screening is at Palm Beach Day Academy, not the Four Arts campus.

Check official details; food purchases extra. Check tickets and weather with the organizer. Allow time to stroll and choose a nearby place to eat.

Check official visitor details. Check tickets and weather with the organizer. Allow time to stroll and choose a nearby place to eat.

Organizer lists 24 seats, $295 table seats or $350 counter seats, all-inclusive. Check remaining availability and terms; the farmhouse address differs from the market entrance.

Check official details; purchases extra. Check tickets and weather with the organizer. Allow time to stroll and choose a nearby place to eat.

Free admission. Check tickets and weather with the organizer. Allow time to stroll and choose a nearby place to eat.

Check public viewing locations and access before leaving; arrival times and bridge openings are approximate. The organizer welcomes new, unwrapped toy donations.

Check official details and individual activity prices. Check tickets and weather with the organizer. Allow time to stroll and choose a nearby place to eat.

Confirm the 2026 activity and tree-lighting schedule; the producer page still shows some 2025 details. Food, shopping and optional rides may cost extra.

Listed tickets $44 including fees. Book the exact performance; dinner and parking are separate.

Listed at $175 per person for dinner, show and gratuity. The venue describes a three-course meal; confirm dietary options and the final checkout total.

Free music; bring a blanket or chairs. Brunch is not included. Check weather and the latest artist program.

Listed range $52.65–$210.60 including fees; verify ticket access and availability. Ages 8+. The preconcert talk one hour earlier is included for ticket holders.

This December concert is at the Barn Theatre, not the Court House Cultural Center. Register in advance; $5 for non-members, with member terms on the official page. Arrive before 5:25 p.m.

$40 per person; no charge for Four Arts members. General-public reservations open October 22 at 10 a.m. Complimentary valet only. This concert is at the chapel.

Free. Check tickets and weather with the organizer. Allow time to stroll and choose a nearby place to eat.

$25 per person; $20 members. Reserve directly, arrive 15 minutes early and review the 105-step climb requirements. Weather dependent; rain rescheduling and nonrefundable terms apply.

Each performance requires its own seat reservation. The 4 p.m. Wine & Jazz tasting is a separate purchase, not part of concert admission.

Individual tickets listed at $25, plus applicable fees. October and December performances use the high-school auditorium, even though tickets are sold through Eissey Campus Theatre.

The tasting is limited to 55 guests. Book this experience separately: it does not include either Christmas concert. Confirm age and ticket requirements; arrange a sober ride.

Check the current vendor lineup before going. Purchases are extra; the city page does not state an entry fee.

Listed at $275 per person; ages 21+. Smart casual attire and valet-only parking are specified. Check the final checkout total and availability before making plans.

Paid tickets; check current seat prices and fees. The screen selections cover eight seasons, so expect spoilers. This is an orchestral screen event, not a cast appearance.

Free admission; food and drinks are extra. Use the city’s designated parking areas, not neighboring business plazas. The posted cancellation applies to Oct. 8; this date remains on the schedule. Recheck for weather updates.

Check official visitor details; refreshments extra. Check tickets and weather with the organizer. Allow time to stroll and choose a nearby place to eat.

$10; Four Arts members free. General-public reservations open October 22. Film runs 1 hour 42 minutes; check content guidance. The screening is at Palm Beach Day Academy, not the Four Arts campus.

Listed seats $61.50–$66.50. Book the exact performance; dinner and parking are separate.

$135 per person with materials supplied; all experience levels. General-public reservations open October 22. Book two places and ask about lunch arrangements before the five-hour workshop.

Book the exact performance and check seat prices. This is the Florida Arts & Dance Company production; the following weekend has a different company and separate tickets.

Family-friendly. Paid official viewing and hospitality options have separate prices; arrival time varies along the route. Expect road and bridge delays.

Pay what you can from $0; every attendee needs a ticket. Admission is first come, first served, and priority entry expires 15 minutes before the performance.

Free outdoor WALLCAST; no tickets required. This is the park projection, not indoor concert admission. Bring seating and check weather updates.

Free, with no reservations required. Bring a lawn chair or blanket. This is a family-friendly outdoor performance.

Ages 21+. Published early pricing is $179 per person, increasing to $229 after November 13. Garage parking is not included; check checkout total and consider a ride home.

Free admission; food and drinks are separate. Use the city’s designated event parking and check weather updates. This is an all-ages celebration.

Listed admission $58.50 including fees; ages 10+. Nicole Henry performs December 18 only. Runtime approximately 125 minutes.

Family-friendly. Reserve a specific date and time through the Lyric; pricing and availability depend on seats. Do not confuse this production with the Dec. 12–13 performances.

Free community concert; families welcome. Lawn chairs and blankets are permitted. Watch official updates for severe-weather changes.

Free outdoor WALLCAST; no tickets required. This is the park projection, not indoor concert admission. Bring seating and check weather updates.

Tickets are paid; check current seat prices and fees on the official ticket link. Doors open one hour before the performance. Dinner is a separate reservation.

$30 per person; $25 members. Reserve directly, arrive 15 minutes early and review the 105-step climb requirements. Weather dependent; rain rescheduling and nonrefundable terms apply.

Tickets are sold by seat; check the official listing for price and availability. Book dinner separately and leave time for downtown parking and the walk to the theater.

Paid tickets; prices vary by seat. Doors open at 6 p.m. The performance has two acts and an intermission; book an early dinner.

An art-browsing outing; no dedicated children’s workshop is promised.

Booths run west from Swinton Avenue toward NW 5th Avenue; check downtown parking before arrival.

Festival area is near Glades Road and St. Andrews Boulevard, close to Chase Bank.

Each date comes from a published January competition week naming its Saturday evening event. Jan 9 features Battle of the Sexes; later January Saturdays feature Grand Prix events. Food and optional experiences cost extra.

Confirm individual 2027 activities before going; the website also displays highlights from the previous edition. Artist and vendor tents are advertised for Jan 16–17.

Published 2026-27 season. Christmas Day and New Year's Day are omitted because the museum FAQ lists holiday closures; confirm before visiting.

Recommended ages 8+. Running time 2 hours 45 minutes. See the organizer for accessible-performance dates and current availability.

These are the public show days. The Jan 27 opening-night premiere is a separate $150 ticket, 5–9 p.m. Art purchases and parking are extra; check ticket conditions and availability with the organizer.

Friday music runs 5-8 p.m.; gallery behavior is expected of children.