Shorecrest is a collection of distinctive waterfront condominiums with stunning Intracoastal and Atlantic Ocean views. These graciously scaled one- to three bedroom homes enjoy resort-like amenities and services, setting a new standard of excellence, innovation, and sophistication on North Flagler Drive in West Palm Beach.
ONE- TO THREE-BEDROOM WATERFRONT CONDOMINIUMS PRICED FROM $1M TO $6M 561 515 0711 · SHORECRESTWPB.COM · INFO@SHORECRESTWPB.COM EXCLUSIVE SALES AND MARKETING AGENTS: RELATED SALES & CORCORAN SUNSHINE MARKETING GROUP
All depictions of appliances, fixtures, furnishings, counters, soffits, and other matters of detail, including, without limitation, items of finish and decoration, are conceptual only and are not necessarily included in each unit. This is not an offer to sell, or solicitation of offers to buy, the condominium units in jurisdictions where such offer or solicitation cannot be made or are otherwise prohibited by law, and your eligibility for purchase will depend upon your state of residency. This offering is made only by the offering documents for the condominium and no statement should be relied upon if not made in the offering documents. The features, amenities, designs, design professionals, finishes and specifications are proposed only, and the developer reserves the right to modify, substitute, revise or withdraw any or all of same in its sole discretion and without prior notice. The photographs contained in this brochure may be artists renderings or stock photography and are used to depict the spirit of the lifestyles to be achieved rather than any that may exist or that may be proposed and are merely intended as illustrations of the activities and concepts depicted therein. This condominium is being developed by 1901 n flagler llc (“developer”). Developer, pursuant to a license agreement has a right to use the trade names, marks, and logos of the related companies. Any and all statements, disclosures and/or representations shall be deemed made by developer and not related companies or any principal of the related companies and any purchaser agrees to look solely to developer (and not to related companies and/or any of its affiliates or principals) with respect to any and all matters relating to the marketing and/or development of the condominium and with respect to the sales of units in th e condominium. Oral representations cannot be relied upon as correctly stating the representations of the developer. For correct representations, make reference to this brochure and to the documents required by section 718.503, Florida statutes, to be furnished by a developer to a buyer or lessee.
Palm Beach Guide 2025 Edition | Volume 51
Welcome to Palm Beach
14Welcome From the CEO
18Welcome From the Chairman
22Welcome From the Mayor
Connect
24Palm Beach Chamber Leadership
262Welcome from Vice President of Membership Engagement
265See You at the Chamber Breakfast
268Welcome from Communications and Marketing Director
271Women’s Council of the Palm Beach Chamber
273Real Estate Development Council of the Palm Beach Chamber
275Healthcare Council of the Palm Beach Chamber
277Technology Strategic Council of the Palm Beach Chamber
279Palm Beach Young Professionals
281Our Ambassadors
282Our Chamber Trustees
315Classified Directory of Members
Shop
57Old Rules Need Not Apply by Krystian von Speidel
79Worth Avenue Shopping
102Shops Around Royal Poinciana Way
114South County Road Shopping
123South of Sloan’s Curve
130Experiences in the Palm Beaches
145Secondhand Treasures
148Map of the Island Shopping Districts
Continued on page 10
ROBERT SADLER CLARK
Henry Morrison Flagler Museum
Encouraging our clients and colleagues to pursue their passions.
Garrison duP. Lickle
Chilton Trust Vice Chairman
Everglades Foundation
Board Member and Pilot
Palm Beach Guide
2025 Edition | Volume 51
Continued from page 6
Enjoy
49Our Cover Artist Emmie Ruth
150History of Palm Beach
206Accommodations
214Attractions
218Palm Beach: Your Passport to the Arts
223Museums & Galleries
230Performing Arts
234Lakeside History Tour
238Ecotourism
242Sporting Life in The Palm Beaches
Live
65Town of Palm Beach Contacts
154Where to Dine
173Churches and Synagogues
176Health & Wellness
192Numbers to Know
289Chamber Membership Directory
Engage
251Palm Beach County Demographics
255Doing Business in Palm Beach
257How to do Business in Palm Beach
267Your PALM BEACH Guide Podcast
289Classified Business Directory
561.655.3282 | palmbeachchamber.com
The Breakers Ocean Course
Welcome
From the President and CEO
Welcome to the Palm Beach Chamber’s 2025 Member Guide!
We’re excited to introduce our updated Guide, designed to help you get the most out of your Chamber membership. Whether you’re a new member or have been with us for years, the Guide, featuring Stubbs & Wootton on the cover, is your go-to resource for navigating all the benefits and opportunities available to you.
Inside, you’ll find information on networking events, educational programs and promotional opportunities, as well as tips on how to engage with fellow members and the broader community. We’ve also included tools for maximizing your visibility and growing your business.
At the Palm Beach Chamber, we’re committed to your success, and this Guide is just one way we’re helping you thrive. Be sure to take full advantage of the resources at your fingertips, and don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or need assistance.
We’re thrilled to have you as part of our growing Chamber family!
Douglas C. Evans President and Chief Executive Officer
ROBERT SADLER CLARK
Welcome From the Chairman
Welcome to Palm Beach, where coastal charm meets world-class sophistication! Our vibrant community is more than just a destination—it’s a way of life, blending the beauty of the Atlantic Ocean with a thriving cultural and business scene.
From the iconic Worth Avenue to our pristine sandy beaches, Palm Beach offers something for everyone. Whether you’re here to explore our luxury shopping, dine at award-winning restaurants, or immerse yourself in our rich history and art, Palm Beach delivers unforgettable experiences. Our island is also a hub for innovation, with businesses large and small calling this paradise home.
As the Chair of the Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce, I’m proud to champion the local businesses that make our community shine. Their passion and excellence create a unique atmosphere that attracts visitors and residents alike.
Whether you’re visiting, investing or making Palm Beach your home, we welcome you to discover all that makes this island extraordinary. Together, let’s celebrate the wonders of Palm Beach!
Roberta H. Jurney Chair, Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce
ROBERT SADLER CLARK
Style Starts With You
The only way to become a classic is to first be an original. At GW Interiors, understanding your unique style is the foundation of every project. Only then do we use our expertise to create a design that’s both deeply personal and effortlessly timeless.
STAY. PLAY. GETAWAY.
Located on the pristine shores of Palm Beach, The Breakers is one of America’s most iconic resorts. Celebrated since 1896 for its gracious service, unparalleled seaside glamour and worldclass amenities, this coveted, 534-room luxury destination welcomes guests in an unforgettable oceanfront setting.
At The Breakers, awaken to swaying palms; a warm, gentle breeze; and the soothing sound of the Atlantic. Relax at the resort’s private beach, in one of four refreshing pools, including one exclusively for adults, or in the privacy of a luxurious poolside bungalow complete with personalized concierge service. Golf at two 18hole courses and play tennis, pickleball or padel at The Breakers new, world-class Racquet Club. If you prefer, enjoy time for yourself at the spa or invigorate your senses at the spectacular indooroutdoor oceanfront fitness center.
For the ultimate in exclusivity, escape to Flagler Club, the ultra-luxury, private-access boutique hotel nestled in The Breakers. Guests are welcomed with gracious, intuitive service and an impressive array of top-tier amenities amidst a captivating ambiance. Completely transformed by esteemed atelier Tihany Design, Flagler Club’s new, modern aesthetic — a fusion of classic Palm Beach and the European Riviera — extends throughout 21 guest rooms and suites, as well as its lounge and terrace.
Adult Pool Deck
Flagler Club Lounge
Not only is The Breakers a renowned vacation destination but, guests and locals, alike, can shop at an array of boutiques and dine at the resort’s distinctive restaurants and bars, including the ever-popular Seafood Bar and HMF. Located a short stroll from the resort, residents and guests may also discover Via Flagler by The Breakers. Blending island glamour and old-world charm, this inviting alfresco plaza, features a collection of curated boutiques, galleries, salons and eateries, some of which are wholly owned and operated by The Breakers.
Savor elevated comfort food with character at Henry’s Palm Beach, visit SHAN for innovative swimwear, ready-to-wear clothing and accessories for men and women and stop by Main Street for a coffee, fresh made donuts, gelato, unique gifts, décor and more.
At The Breakers, everything is motivated by our desire to provide experiences that create lasting memories. We look forward to welcoming you soon.
HMF
Spa Courtyard
Ocean Course
Via Flagler by The Breakers
Welcome From the Mayor
Welcome to Palm Beach!
There’s always something new to discover in our historic and vibrant community. The spirit of Palm Beach is reflected in our three distinctive commercial districts, where charm, style, and rich heritage blend seamlessly with modern amenities.
Play a round at our nationally acclaimed Par 3 Golf Course, located between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway, offering spectacular views and a challenging course. Explore the renowned Worth Avenue, a hub for luxury shopping, art galleries and outdoor dining, just moments from our world-class marina.
In the heart of town, the South County Road district offers an eclectic mix of boutiques, interior design studios, salons and more—all set against a backdrop of stunning architecture. Just a short stroll away, the Royal Poinciana district beckons top-tier accommodations and vibrant entertainment options.
For food enthusiasts, Palm Beach is a culinary destination with international cuisine, gourmet markets and historic landmarks to explore. Whether you’re shopping, dining or simply enjoying the island’s natural beauty, each district offers something unique to experience.
The businesses and professionals that call Palm Beach home are what truly make this place exceptional. We invite you to experience all that this iconic island has to offer—and discover why Palm Beach is unlike anywhere else.
Danielle H. Moore Mayor, Town of Palm Beach
ROBERT
SADLER
CLARK
Executive Board Members
Mission
Statement
The Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce represents the local business community in support of the free enterprise system through programming, advocacy and education.
Robi Jurney Board Chair RHJ and Associates
Darren Hirsowitz Vice Chair The Breakers Palm Beach, Inc.
Janice Zollo-Ridenour Treasurer J. Zollo & Associates, Inc.
Greg Etimos Secretary Brewster-Allen-Wichert Inc.
William Shepherd Immediate Past Chair Holland & Knight
Leadership of the Palm Beach Chamber
Board Members
Amy Kemp Florida Power & Light
Thomas B. Pinckney Bank of America Private Bank
Jessica Shapiro Sotheby’s International Realty
Sarah J. Wetenhall The Colony Hotel Palm Beach
Douglas Evans President & CEO
Anier Ricardo Vila Communications & Marketing Intern
Kiana Rivera Vice President of Membership Engagement & Program Development
Gaby Portillo Director of Communication & Marketing
Jane Hesser Lill Internal Financial Administrator
Lori Berg The Royal Poinciana Plaza
Joseph Chase Gunster Law
Chadi Irani Palm Beach Daily News, TC Palm, The Palm Beach Post
Simon Isaacs Simon Isaacs Real Estate
Chamber Staff
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Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce
400 Royal Palm Way, Suite 106
Palm Beach, FL 33480
561.655.3282 | palmbeachchamber.com
President and CEO
Douglas C. Evans
Vice President of Membership & Program Development
Kiana Rivera
Director of Communications & Marketing
Gaby Portillo
Internal Financial Administrator
Jane Hesser Lill
Communications & Marketing Intern
Anier Ricardo Vila
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Passport Publications & Media Corporation
1555 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd., Suite 1550 West Palm Beach, FL 33401
561.472.8769 | passportpublications.com
PUBLISHER
Robert S.C. Kirschner | President/Publisher
EDITORIAL
John P. Thomason | Group Editor
Gail McCormack | Content Verification
ART & DESIGN
Angelo D. LoPresti | Art Director
Robert Sadler Clark | Projects Photographer
ADVERTISING
Richard S. Wolff | Associate Publisher
Janice L. Waterman | Regional Sales Director
ADMINISTRATION
Alexandra H.C. Kirschner | Marketing Director
Scott Anderson | Contract Administrator
COVER ARTIST
Inspired by Stubbs & Wootton
Illustration by Artist Emmie Ruth
A copy of the Palm Beach Guide may be picked up at the Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce, 400 Royal Palm Way, Suite 106, Palm Beach, FL 33480, 561.655.3282.
The 2025 Edition of the Palm Beach Guide is published by Passport Publications & Media Corporation, with offices located at 1555 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd., Suite 1550, West Palm Beach, FL 33401, 561.472.8769, for the Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce.
Buying, Selling & Collecting Since 1868 Handmade to last a lifetime.
“Always
Stubbs & Wootton, 340 Worth Ave., Palm Beach
Percy Steinhart, Founder
HARRY BENSON
Our Cover Artist Emmie Ruth
For the cover, Stubbs & Wootton commissioned artist and longtime collaborator Emmie Ruth to capture the essence of Palm Beach and the brand’s place within it. Emmie, a Southern artist known for her classical training and narrative-driven work, holds a degree in Product Design and has studied under renowned watercolorists in Paris, honing her attention to scale and detail. Her artistic prowess shines through in this year’s cover illustration, which features a pair of Stubbs & Wootton’s signature slippers, framed by idyllic palm trees and a stylish croc, whose tail intertwines with a blue ribbon to form an SW monogram. The vibrant watercolor strokes evoke the beauty and charm of Palm Beach, while the coral border pays homage to the wallpaper that adorns Stubbs & Wootton’s Worth Avenue showroom. Emmie’s ability to weave history and storytelling into her artwork perfectly encapsulates the spirit of the brand and its connection to Palm Beach.
Stubbs & Wootton has been a fixture on Worth Avenue and an essential part of Palm Beach culture and fashion for more than three decades. Since its inception in 1993, Stubbs & Wootton has evolved from a niche idea to a symbol of cool elegance and timeless style. From presidents and royalty to movie stars and musicians, the brand has catered to a diverse clientele and has defined luxury footwear for a discerning customer base. Founded by former New York financial advisor Percy Steinhart, the brand pays homage to the 17th and 18th century English sporting and wildlife painters John Wootton and George Stubbs. Early designs, featuring motifs such as foxes, fly-fishing and palm trees, merged two worlds that were close to Percy’s heart: Palm Beach and the English countryside. The label’s designs were widely embraced by the island, and Stubbs & Wootton quickly became Palm Beach’s darling footwear brand. From there, Stubbs & Wootton rose to prominence on a global stage as it set out to redefine the velvet slipper in the sphere of high fashion, becoming a favorite amongst some of the most influential people in the world.
SHOES: PALM BEACH CREST
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Stubbs & Wootton’s Worth Avenue showroom
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Old Rules Need Not Apply
By Krystian von Speidel
New arrivals to the island herald a fresh approach to the traditional rules of attire in Palm Beach.
There is a freshness in the way Palm Beachers dress nowadays. The traditional rules of sartorial acceptability are being replaced with a sophisticated ease. However, the black-tie and ball gown set still holds a certain sway.
For decades, subsequent generations have become more casual about how we live our lives, and that resonates in what we wear. New arrivals from places like Los Angeles, New York and Texas who moved to the island during the pandemic have embraced Palm Beach, yet many brought their own opinions on how to dress. This is a resort market, after all.
This new Palm Beacher has a casual elegance about them.
The look is sophisticated. Pulled together. But not precious.
LILLY PULITZER
Krystian von Speidel
CAPEHART
Old Rules Need Not Apply
The days of tunic dresses and jeweled sandals have been replaced by designer flats and kicky kitten heels. As supreme as Stubbs & Wootton still reigns for classic men’s footwear, many of the new arrivals sport the white-soled, suede sneakerloafer.
Only a few years ago, restaurants on the island adhered to jacket-after-5 dress codes. Today a cashmere polo and white jeans suffice to dine at the most exclusive restaurants.
The fashion industry in the luxury sector has rediscovered quality. Shoppers care about how they look and the materials they are wearing. The look is quieter. Logos are passé.
In a town where the Birkin bag appears as often as a Bentley Continental GT, the latest look pairs designer handbags with details like a charm that no one else has. Simpler yet, a straw bag projects holiday ease while discreetly revealing its designer origins.
Among the new arrivals, some continue to celebrate the quintessential look of old Palm Beach. Call it the “Palm Royale” effect. If having POTUS in town had not cast enough attention to the island, the hit “Palm Royale” television show put a Vaseline-lensed soft focus on island dressing. Both men and women can channel this tradition, including a full-throated celebration of color, pattern and texture.
This retro approach to dressing can also be interpreted in a modern way. The mixture results in a melting pot. The days of a stroll about town with nary a stranger in sight have changed in the direction of diversity. Along with the new faces in the crowd, there is a new mélange of clothing and style happening—new versions of the old rules.
MAUS & HOFFMAN
Perforated Calfskin Bit Slip-Ons, handcrafted in Spain
FROU FROU ST. TROPEZ
TRILLION
Loose-knit 2-ply Cashmere Sweater
Old Rules Need Not Apply
DO:
Rock stacks of diamond tennis bracelets (women) or a statement watch (men)
Embrace juicy pops of tropical colors
Eyelets and embellishments
Straw or raffia anything
Unique, one-of-a-kind accessories
DON’T:
The stacked espadrille wedge is dead
All-black outfits scream ‘new arrival to the island’
Dress tip to toe in one designer
Logos
Cross the line between “Palm Royale” chic and costume kitsch
CAROLINA HERRERA Butterfly-embellished silk Mini Dress
GREENLEAF
Old Rules Need Not Apply
& CROSBY
Verdura Taormina, Mondello and Palermo bangles in 18K gold and ceramic
For both the old guard and the new guard, Palm Beach offers so much that outlets have multiplied for everyone. These are not arrivistes storming the gates of established private clubs. On the contrary, they are finding novel places and new methods to congregate.
The fresh look is younger and more casual. Just make sure that the leather slide is well designed and the calfskin butter soft. After all, what is the point of being fashionable if you are not comfortable?
For events that still call for high glamour—whether a charity luncheon or a major gala—women step out and step up. And the clothes are unique, not cookie-cutter. Palm Beach boutiques pride themselves on offering one-of-a-kind or limited runs. The chances of seeing the same gown twice at a gala are nearly zero. And even if it happens, the accessories and how to rock the frock will differ dramatically. Also important: the luxury of shimmer and shine may be neutral but never dull.
PROVIDENT JEWELRY
100.08 carat cushion cut diamond two-finger ring
Old Rules Need Not Apply
ONLY AUTHENTICS
Hermes XL Rodeo Pegasus Charm
Thanks to the town’s more urbane attitude, black is making a resurgence among the more colorful offerings on the gala red carpets. Speaking of red: The color captures the island’s pulse. It is a major color for both daytime and evening, and red has joined Palm Beach pink as one of the season’s top colors.
Daytime trends include stacks of lightweight Italian gold accessories. And diamonds. So. Many. Diamonds. And all those carats transition beautifully into evening. Where else but an island known for its professional police force (and video surveillance systems) can you feel comfortable enough to flaunt all those, ahem, rocks?
Even men are getting into the act, with diamond eternity bands appearing on manicured-but-manly hands. And on the wrists? They are sporting the must-have accessory for any well-dressed island gentleman: the statement timepiece. The rarer or more unique the chronometer, the better.
Men are also learning to embrace color. The easiest go-to outfit for a man on the island is a pair of crisp white jeans, a colorful cashmere sweater and a pair of Stubbs or suede sneakers.
Sophisticated women are, in contrast, moving toward a more neutral palette. It is all about the details of the outfit: eyelets, embellishments, applique. Quality. Quality. Quality. This is not a town of fast fashion. The devil is in the details. Being in Palm Beach means wanting to feel good and look glamorous. The time has come to champion the new without tossing aside the old. Remember, it is a new world of faces from various places finding their way. Find yours and jump into paradise.
Town of Palm Beach Contacts
ROBERT SADLER CLARK
A Trusted Name in Palm Beach Real Estate
As both a Palm Beach resident and luxury real estate advisor for over 36 years, it has been my distinct privilege to represent many wonderful clients who have entrusted me time and again to find or sell an important property. We will continue to provide the same top-tier concierge service with the utmost integrity, dependability and discretion whether you are looking to purchase or sell a Palm Beach home
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IKE Behar Palm Beach | Il Sandalo | J ennifer Tattanelli | Karina Brez | Kim Renk
Ruiz de Velasco | DTR Modern Galleries | Graff Diamonds | Greenleaf & Crosby
Worth Avenue Shopping
Before it developed into a world-renowned shopping destination, Worth Avenue was called Jungle Road, an untamed swamp where alligators, snakes, birds and other wild things roamed—and where some daring souls actually took tours. The three-block area evolved over time, creating vias that hold great retail surprises. In the early 1920s, bird feathers were much sought-after at the hat shop in Via Mizner. Today, alligator and snakeskin bags are on display.
Worth Avenue gained its panache when rents became too high at the Beaux Arts complex in the Royal Poinciana District. Landlords were offering great deals for shopkeepers to move south. While construction was advancing up to the ocean, one of the landmarked sites was being developed by sewingmachine heir Paris Singer and his architect partner, Addison Mizner. The tax advantages to building a hospital appealed to Singer—a grand plan was designed. The war ended before the hospital facility could be used, so Singer created a private club. Viewed from across the Intracoastal, the club looks rather like a wedding cake. On the Worth Avenue side, a profusion of windows captures the tempo of the building, which remains a private club. Stunned by Mizner’s creation of a via named for himself, Singer insisted on equal billing— hence the creation of Via Parigi.
WORTH AVENUE ASSOCIATION
ROBERT SADLER CLARK
Worth Avenue’s Oldest Shop 102 Years
Kassatly’s, known for its elegant lingerie and embroidered linens, is one of the last remaining family-owned stores on Worth Ave. The store is owned and operated by Mr. Kassatly's two sons Robert and Edward.
Mr. Kassatly came to the United States at the turn of the century to join his brother’s travelling salesman business in New York. After a few years, Mr. Kassatly came to Palm Beach where he opened a linen business.
In 1923, Mr. Kassatly opened his first store, The Venice Lace Shop, in the old Beaux Arts Building, located near what is now 191 Bradley Place.
Mr. Kassatly renamed his business Trousseau Shop of Palm Beach, after moving to Worth Avenue. Hugh Dillman, president of the Everglades Club, asked Mr. Kassatly to take a shop in the Everglades Arcade, one of the first buildings on Worth Avenue.
“Worth Avenue wasn't anything then,” Alice Kassatly, Mr. Kassatly’s wife, told the Palm Beach Daily News in 1969. “It was a two-way street with plenty of parking spaces and never a ticket. In fact you hardly saw any people, a lot of land crabs, though.”
Through the years, Kassatly's remained on Worth Avenue, moving a few times before settling into its present address at 250 Worth Ave. Mr. Kassatly was a founding member of the Worth Avenue Merchants Association. He also opened namesake stores in Southampton, Hyannisport and Miami Beach.
Worth Avenue Shopping
The Avenue holds a treasure chest of unique shops and international storefronts, along with a fascinating mix of architectural styles that add rhythm to the street. Visiting the vias showcases smaller shops along with a symmetry of design, including chandeliers, wrought iron works, fountains, lush plantings and very often puttis.
To discover more about the storied shopping street, don’t miss the seasonal walking tours hosted by Rick Rose, historical docent of the Worth Avenue Association. Through colorful anecdotes and commentary, the exciting and informative tours explore the origins and character of Worth Avenue, its unique architecture and the historical significance of many of its legendary landmarks—and some of its famous residents. The tours begin at 10:30 a.m. Wednesdays in Via Amore (256 Worth Ave.) from late November through April, and the cost is $25 per person, with proceeds benefiting a different nonprofit each year.
Dea Luxury Italian Linens
561.366.1203
341 Worth Avenue | www.deafinelinens.com w Finest quality and exclusive bed linen
collections, which include embroideries, laces and prints
w Wonderful towels and table linens
w Unique accessories
Findlay Galleries
561.655.2090
165 Worth Avenue | www.findlayart.com
w World-renowned for its distinguished inventory of period and contemporary artists
w 155 years in business, specialists in Impressionism, European Modernism, l’École de Rouen, l’École de Paris and 20th century American Art
w The extensive collection ranges from hyperrealism to non-objective art and is displayed in 10 elegant galleries arranged on two spacious floors
Frascione Gallery
561.444.2072
256 Worth Avenue www.frascione.com
w A Florentine art gallery in Palm Beach
w Internationally renowned for Old Master artists including Botticelli, Titian, Bronzino, Rubens, Tintoretto, Guercino and more
ROBERT
Worth Avenue Shopping
w Exclusive selection of modern and contemporary artists
w Art appraisal services
Graff
561.355.9292
230 Worth Avenue | www.graff.com
w Home to the most fabulous diamonds and jewels in the world for over half a century
w Stunning flagship storefront located in the heart of Palm Beach
w Exclusive collections, fine diamonds and gems of unparalleled rarity
Greenleaf & Crosby
561.655.5850
236 Worth Avenue
www.greenleafcrosby.com
w Antique and estate jewelry including signed Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Tiffany, Webb and others
w Contemporary designs by Verdura, Vhernier, Buccellati, Marina B, Mark Davis and more
w Jeweler and appraisers on premises
Hamilton Jewelers
561.659.6788
215 Worth Avenue
www.hamiltonjewelers.com
w Breguet, Breitling, Chopard, Laurent Ferrier, Tudor and vintage watches
w Etho Maria, Fred, Pomellato, Repossi, Roberto Coin
w Diamond rings/jewelry, certified appraisals, estate buying, service/repairs
Jennifer Tattanelli
561.660.7847
214 and 226 Worth Avenue
www.jennifertattanelli.it
w Your Florentine leather artisan atelier in Palm Beach
w Exquisite handcrafted leather jackets, bags, shoes for women and men
w Expert styling with Jennifer Tattanelli and her team
Kassatly’s
561.655.5655
250 Worth Avenue | www.kassatlys.com
w Worth Avenue’s oldest store
w Handcrafted linens and lingerie
w Scottish cashmere sweaters in more than 60 fabulous colors
w Children’s sleepwear and robes
ROBERT SADLER CLARK
Worth Avenue Shopping
Kemble Interiors
The Kemble Shop
561.659.5556
294 Hibiscus Avenue
www.thekembleshop.com
w Internationally recognized and awardwinning interior design company with offices in New York and Palm Beach
w The place to go for unique gifts and stylish items for your home, garden and closet
w Our signature tunics, flower earrings and pineapple sconces have been a Palm Beach favorite throughout the years
w The shop reflects the incredible eye of the Kemble Interiors buyers and includes a variety of items ranging from clothing, accessories and lighting to wall décor and furniture
Lilly Pulitzer
561.653.8282
240 Worth Avenue | www.lillypulitzer.com
w Iconic American resort wear brand born in Palm Beach more than 60 years ago
w Apparel and accessories for women and girls
w Custom designed Lilly shift dress, exclusive to this location
Maus & Hoffman
561.655.1141
312 Worth Avenue
www.mausandhoffman.com
w Celebrating more than 60 years on Worth Avenue
w Family-owned purveyor of high-end fashions for men and women, sourced from the finest manufacturers
w Casual, dress, formal, custom, footwear
Palm Beach Design Masters
561.318.8142
326 Peruvian Avenue
www.palmbeachdesignmasters.com
w Residential and commercial interior design
w Exclusive home accessories, gifts, furniture lines, lighting, fine fabrics and wall coverings
Raptis Rare Books
561.508.3479
329 Worth Avenue
www.raptisrarebooks.com
w Antiquarian book firm specializing in signed and inscribed first editions and landmark books in all fields
w Specialties include literature, history, fine bindings, economics and Americana
Worth Avenue Shopping
Richters
561.655.0774
224 Worth Avenue
w A Palm Beach tradition
w Estate jewelry
w Vintage signature pieces
Rosenbaum Contemporary
561.508.6174
2 Via Parigi
www.rosenbaumcontemporary.com
w Specializing in postwar, modern and contemporary masters and emerging artists
w Three-generation, family-owned gallery established in South Florida since 1979
w Paintings, photography, sculptures, works on paper and mixed media by museumlevel artists
Stubbs & Wootton
561.655.6857
340 Worth Avenue
www.stubbsandwootton.com
w Bespoke, handmade, ready-to-wear luxury slippers
w Celebrates a lifestyle that surpasses elegance
w Vanguards in the renaissance of the iconic slipper
Trianon/Seaman Schepps
561.802.4410
337 Worth Avenue
w Handsome cufflinks & studs
w Rio bracelet
w Classic turbo shell earrings—a forever classic
Trillion
561.832.3525
315 Worth Avenue
www.trillionpalmbeach.com
w One of the only privately owned stores left on Worth Avenue, with 40 years of history
w The quintessential Palm Beach store, with a worldwide customer base
w Known for quality and color in a multitude of ladies’ styles in cashmere, plus men’s handmade sportcoats, shirts and trousers
w Unique fabrics from the best Italian manufacturers, and designed in Palm Beach
William R. Eubanks
561.805.9335
1 Via Parigi | www.williamreubanks.com
w Award-winning international designer
w Antiques from around the world
w Perfect gift items for everyone
ROBERT SADLER CLARK
Worth Avenue Shopping
Worth Avenue Yachts
561.833.4462
150 Worth Avenue
www.worthavenueyachts.com
w Industry leader in yacht sales, yacht charter, charter management and new yacht construction
w List your yacht for sale or charter with Worth Avenue Yachts today!
Explore & Enjoy Palm Beach’s Little Treasures in the …
Vias on Worth Avenue
w Stroll Addison Mizner’s creative urban design and mixed-use architecture
w Sit a spell at one of the outdoor cafés and enjoy the tropical setting
w Look for the “devil’s fountain” and the pet cemetery
w Visit all the vias: Parigi, Mizner, Roma, Bice, Flora, DeLela, Amoré, Newsome
Palm Beach Docks
South Lake Way
w Enjoy the fleet of yachts docking on Palm Beach
w Capture breathtaking sunsets behind the West Palm skyline
Living Wall
Worth & South County
w A vertical garden on the western wall of the Esplanade
Pan’s Garden
561.832.0731
386 Hibiscus Avenue
w Botanical garden devoted to Florida’s native plants
w Upland and wetland areas showcasing more than 300 species
w Musicales in the Pavilion January through April
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LORI BERG
The Royal Poinciana Plaza
Lori Berg has more than 30 years of professional luxury retail and hospitality experience. She has served as general manager of The Royal Poinciana Plaza for more than seven years and played a crucial role in its redevelopment. Berg has been immersed in luxury fashion since the beginning of her career. She has held a variety of managerial and directorial roles at several highly regarded fashion institutions, including Saks Fifth Avenue, Henri Bendel, Neiman Marcus and the Fashion Institute of Technology. Most recently, Lori served as the vice president of retail at The Baha Mar, a resort in the Bahamas, managing its extensive retail offerings. Lori is deeply ingrained in the Palm Beach community and has served on multiple charitable committees through various Palm Beach philanthropic organizations.
Why is Palm Beach a great place to do business?
Palm Beach is a wonderful location to do business for a multitude of reasons. We have so much culture and a real sense of community that makes the island like nowhere else in the world. That sense of community is cherished by locals and gives businesses a unique opportunity to connect with new and existing clients and potential partners. The retail scene is also constantly evolving, with the island’s affluent clientele attracting some of the biggest brands and designers from around the world, making Palm Beach a truly unique shopping destination. As a result, commercial real estate has become very competitive due to the visibility that the island can provide for brands with brick-and-mortar locations.
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Royal Poinciana Way
Main Street Palm Beach
From its origins as Palm Beach’s Main Street to its renewed status as a community magnet for residents and visitors, Royal Poinciana Way is central to business and entertainment in Palm Beach.
Named after a flamboyant flowering plant, it began as a tourist destination and became a much-loved residential community. It originally received Henry Flagler’s hotel guests via the train joining the town with West Palm Beach. The North Bridge has seen history in the making and the district transformed.
Art and architecture are a large part of this area’s history. Absorb the Gilded Age luxury of the Flagler Museum, the lone remaining fireplace from E. R. Bradley’s casino and the resplendent columns of St. Edward Catholic Church, a stunning Spanish-style structure whose famous congregants included President John F. Kennedy.
The unique quality of this district rests in the individual shops and restaurants that line the streets. The owners of these small stores are on hand to greet you and share their appreciation for the area’s history and their connection to residents. Food lovers and people-watchers are in luck, for there is outdoor dining in the district.
Recent architectural designs and improvements to Bradley Park by the Preservation Foundation have revitalized the area as a community gathering place. The Royal at the Poinciana Plaza has introduced new fashion and dining opportunities in a courtyard filled with inviting outdoor rooms to take in the beauties of Palm Beach. The Frisbie Group has added new panache with its mixed-use project Via Flagler by The Breakers.
The Royal Poinciana Plaza
Royal Poinciana way
The Royal Treatment
The Royal Poinciana Plaza is a treasure chest of wonders from around the corner and around the world set in the middle of Palm Beach. Built in the late 1950s under the design eye of internationally recognized architect John Volk, the property received the town’s landmark designation in the 1970s. The plaza’s mid-century glamour has been carefully restored, with the added panache of 21st-century style and flavor. An eclectic mix of luxury retail, fashion, art, entertainment, services and dining makes for new and exciting experiences with each visit.
Within the 180,000-square-foot site, an artful blend of culinary experiences allows everyone to best enjoy life in paradise, whether with a simple sandwich, smoothie or prix fixe fine dining. Sit for a moment, spend the day— and evening, too. For more information, visit theroyalpoincianaplaza.com.
Via Flagler by The Breakers
Palm Beach’s newest lifestyle destination for shopping, dining and relaxing, Via Flagler by The Breakers is a charming alfresco plaza that features a collection of curated boutiques and eateries set amongst swaying palms, lush courtyards and Mediterranean-style architecture. Located on Royal Poinciana Way, originally the island’s Main Street, Via Flagler’s attractions include Contessa Gallery, Henry’s Palm Beach, Julien Farel Restore Salon, Main Street by The Breakers, SHAN, Sisley-Paris and Summit Furniture. Visit viaflagler.com to learn more.
Shop & Enjoy Treating Yourself to Something Special From…
Amici Market
561.832.0201
155 North County Road
www.amicimarket.com
w Palm Beach grocer and specialty foods
w Caviar and champagne selection, juice bar
w Charcuterie and fine imported cheeses, cured meats, lunch and pizza takeout
Eyes on the Island
561.802.6266
233 Royal Poinciana Way
eyesontheisland.net
w Eye exams
w Designer eyewear and contact lenses
w Exceptional sunglasses
Fivestory
561.425.5809
201 Royal Poinciana Way www.fivestoryny.com
w Exceptionally curated women’s luxury boutique featuring casual, contemporary and resort wear
w Custom and one-of-a-kind couture
evening wear
w Handbags, costume and fine jewelry, gifts and accessories
w Best in class styling advice and customer service
The French Wine Merchant
561.833.7712, 800.WINE.4.YOU
139 North County Road, Suite 4 www.thefrenchwinemerchant.com
w Wine tastings every Thursday
w Exclusive and private events every other Friday
w The best-kept secret, finding the best wine producers from small vineyards around the world
Frou Frou St. Tropez
321.732.9001
221 Sunrise Avenue
www.lefroufroucouture.com
w Beach-chic fashion, handbags, beachwear and accessories
w Casual elegance of handcrafted luxury and European fashion
w Each piece is created with a one-of-a-kind character better known as savoir-faire, made avec amour
Royal Poinciana way
Hamptons Palm Beach
Fine Wine, Spirits & Cigars
561.832.8368
257-A Royal Poinciana Way www.hamptonspalmbeach.com
w Boutique wine and spirits shop serving Palm Beach since 1923
w Personalized and friendly service
w Complimentary local and dockside delivery
H. M. Flagler and Co.® Museum Store
561.655.2833 ext. 21
1 Whitehall Way | www.flaglermuseum.us
w Books: A large collection of books on the Gilded Age
w Fine selection of décor, jewelry and gifts
w Educational toys for children
Marissa Collections
561.710.4433
340 Royal Poinciana Way, Suite M337 www.marissacollections.com
w Discover your individual style through personalized service and extraordinary selection
w Top fine jewelry designers from across the globe
w Schedule an appointment at our exclusive ear piercing studio
Mildred Hoit
561.833.6010
265 Sunrise Avenue www.mildredhoit.com
w Gifts with personality
w Ladies’ sportswear, fashion and specialty jewelry
w Five-star customer service, exquisite giftwrapping
Palm Beach Book Store
561.659.6700
215 Royal Poinciana Way www.thepalmbeachbookstore.com
w Locally owned independent book store
w Specializing in coffee table books, with an outstanding selection of biographies, nonfiction, fiction and children’s books
w Book signings and events
ROBERT SADLER
CLARK
Via Flagler by The Breakers
Royal Poinciana way
The Royal Poinciana Plaza
561.440.5441
www.theroyalpoincianaplaza.com
w Discover an outdoor oasis for fashion, food, art and pure fun
w Explore an eclectic mix of 50 beloved local and international brands
w Delight in community events, cultural experiences and exceptional amenities
RSVP Pack & Ship
561.659.9077
277 Royal Poinciana Way
www.rsvpglb.com
w Domestic and international shipping
w Local and long-distance moves and delivery
w Professional packing and crating
Virginia Philip Wine Spirits & Academy
561.557.4202
340 Royal Poinciana Way
www.virginiaphilipwineandspirits.com
w Boutique wine shop serving hand-crafted artisan wines from around the world
w Chef demos and wine classes with winemakers or owners of important wineries and distilleries
w Join Cellar Management, its exclusive book of clients
Explore & Enjoy...
Palm Beach history began in this district
Bradley Park
w North Bridge
w Fireplace from Bradley’s Casino
w Henry Flagler statue
w Mizner Fountain
Flagler Museum
w A National Historic Landmark
w Winter home of Henry Flagler, co-founder of Standard Oil
w Built in 1902 as a wedding present to Mary Lily Kenan
w Open year-round
w Museum store and café
Palm Beach North Fire Station
300 North County Road
w 1928 structure
w Restoration and rehabilitation performed in the 1980s – refreshing work now
w Original sleeping porches
Palm Beach Hotel
235 Sunrise Avenue
w Landmark hotel built in 1925
w Double bell towers
w Open colonnade with various stores and restaurants
Bradley Park, Fireplace from Bradley’s Casino
ROBERT SADLER CLARK
Royal Poinciana way
Palm Beach Towers
44 Cocoanut Row
w Leona Helmsley once owned this former hotel converted to condos
w Restaurant 44 on lower level
Royal Poinciana Chapel
60 Cocoanut Row
w Built by Flagler as a nondenominational house of worship for hotel guests
w Beautiful grounds
Seagull Cottage
w On the grounds of the historic Royal Poinciana Chapel
w One of Palm Beach’s oldest houses, built in 1886
w Henry Flagler stayed here while Whitehall was being built
Slat House
Poinciana Plaza
50 Cocoanut Row
w The last remains of the Royal Poinciana Hotel, originally built in 1896
w The greenhouse cupola
St. Edward Catholic Church
144 N. County Road
w Spanish Renaissance style
w Cast stone baroque entryway
w Bernini-style columns
w Built in 1926-27
Landmarks to visit:
The Breakers Palm Beach
Check out HMF at The Breakers, the restaurant honoring Flagler
Flagler Museum
Flagler’s lavish wedding gift to his bride
Lake Trail
The original promenade for early visitors
Royal Poinciana Chapel
Another gift from Flagler to his hotel guests
Seagull Cottage
Flagler slept here, too!
Poinciana Plaza - The Royal
ROBERT SADLER CLARK
Flagler Museum
South County Road Shopping
Phipps Plaza has a variety of architectural styles created by some of the town’s most noted architects beginning in 1927.
A wide variety of architectural styles defines this historic street, formerly Palm Beach Avenue, which serves as the linchpin for the island’s three retail districts.
Running north and south between Royal Poinciana Way and Worth Avenue, it has been home to such legendary retail giants as Brooks Brothers, Best & Company and Bonwit Teller. Thanks to its history as an active commercial area—owing to the 30 hotels and small apartment houses nearby that used to dot the area—South County Road welcomes an eclectic mix of fashionable boutiques, salons, service providers and interior design specialists. Located in the heart of the residential area, the neighborhood is a showcase for the architects who built Palm Beach. Addison Mizner had a strong impact on the street, particularly noticeable in the Phipps Plaza entryway: 264 was originally designed as a brokerage house for E. F. Hutton and is richly covered in coral stone. Down at the corner of Seaview, a threebuilding complex mixes coral with brick and stucco, creating a well-balanced, visually appealing composition.
Phipps Plaza is a lovely hideaway reflecting the rich history of Palm Beach architects and architecture. World-renowned architects such as Fatio, Volk, Wyeth, Shoumate and Major created the architectural magic that is Palm Beach. The tradition of architectural excellence continues with a new generation of architects working in the plaza.
ROBERT
South County Road
Enjoy & Treat Yourself to Something Special From…
All Brand Vacuums
561.967.3575
305 South County Road www.allbrandvacuums.net
w Quality brand vacuums made in the U.S. and Germany
w Authorized Miele and Electrolux sales and service
w German-made air purifiers and Swiss-made Laurastar steam ironing systems
Capehart Photography
561.833.7507
234 South County Road www.capehartphotography.com
w Event photography
w Wedding photography
w Portrait services
Church Mouse
561.659.2154
378 South County Road www.bbts.org/about-us/church-mouse
w Upscale resale shop benefitting community outreach projects through Bethesda-by-the-Sea
w Quality clothing and household furnishings
w Fine china and silver
Classic Bookshop
561.655.2485
310 South County Road www.classicbookshop.com
w Independent bookstore providing personalized service
w Best-sellers and special orders
w Newspapers and magazines
Lori Jayne Palm Beach
561.514.9199
301 South County Road
w Bed, bath and table linens, baby/layette, tabletop, stationery, party favors—gifts for every occasion!
w Monogramming and more—in-house embroidery, engraving and personalization services
w Merchandise for home, yacht or plane
Mix at The Breakers Palm Beach
561.659.8481
One South County Road
w Destination for fine and fashion jewelry, watches and hair accessories
Town of Palm Beach, Town Hall
South County Road
w Gold, silver, mixed metals, precious stones
w Continually changing showcase of collections by global brands and emerging designers
PB Boys’ Club & Surf Shop Aristokids
561.832.9335
307 South County Road
w Surf, skate and prep shop
w Surfboard sales, rentals and lessons
w Attire for men & boys (visit Aristokids next door for women’s fashions)
Scotti’s Wines & Liquors
561.655.5480
369 South County Road
w Large selection of wines and liquors from around the world
w Stocking services for homes & yachts
w Special events assistance
(561) 659-2154
378 South County Road Palm Beach, FL 33480 bbts.org | churchmouse@bbts.org
Resale Shop Hours (October–June)
Monday–Saturday, 10:00am to 5:00pm (July–September) Closed
Donation Hours (October–June)
Monday–Saturday, 10:00am to 4:00pm (July through September)
Monday–Friday, 10:00am to 4:00pm
Explore a Host of Enjoyable Experiences at…
Mizner Fountain & Memorial Park
South County Road
w Designed by Addison Mizner in 1929
w Reflective pool
w A tribute to Palm Beachers who were in the armed services
Bike path along the water
w Travel south to Worth Avenue
w Travel north to Annie’s dock at the inlet
Cap Dimick’s statue
on Royal Palm Way
w The town’s first mayor greets visitors at the middle bridge, cap in hand
The Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea’s Church Mouse is just south of Palm Beach’s Town Hall and just north of Worth Avenue. We are among the busiest shops in Palm Beach and recognized as one of the top donation based resale shops in the country!
Here’s why...
• 49 years of working with and supporting the community
• 4,000+ square feet of women’s and men’s designer clothing, antiques, artwork, furniture, jewelry, handbags, china, linens, and so much more
• 100% of the proceeds from The Church Mouse provide funds for Bethesda’s Outreach ministry—for all the ways the parish cares for those in need. This ministry focuses on three key areas of need: Education (mentoring, tutoring, and supporting homeless high school students), Food (supporting our area’s food relief agencies through grants), and Shelter (housing for families who are homeless).
• Donations are tax deductible and accepted year round. The Mouse will even arrange to pick up your gently-used donations.
• Join our growing online community and “Like” us on Facebook! So, come and shop to support those in need around the corner and around the world!
Palm Beach Docks
w At Australian, Brazilian and Peruvian avenues
w Enjoy a glorious sunset in the park
w Count the number of large yachts berthed in the winter months
Phipps Plaza
w A variety of architectural styles created by some of the town’s most noted architects beginning in 1927
Post Office Ceilings
Corner of Peruvian Avenue and South County Road
w Mizner-painted ceilings preserved by the U.S. Postal Service
Storefronts along South County Road leading to Brazilian Avenue
w There is a variety of architectural detailing on the storefronts that reflect Art Deco and Art Moderne flare
Landmarks to visit:
Mizner Memorial Fountain
Built as a tribute to those who have served their country
Society of the Four Arts
A cultural center situated along Lake Trail
Episcopal Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea
Take in the gardens and stained-glass windows
Phipps Plaza
Town Hall
South of Sloan’s
Sloan’s Curve is just what it sounds like: a bend in Ocean Boulevard/A1A that opens drivers and bicyclists to serene and commanding vistas of Palm Beach’s distinctive paradise.
It all happens “South of Sloan’s” and east of the Southern Boulevard Bridge, where commuters encounter a treasure trove of restaurants, architecture, hotels and spas.
The district begins just after the second bend in the boulevard (the first bend is Weidner’s). One of its first landmarks is Phipps Ocean Park and Tennis Center, offering a tranquil and relaxing spot from Palm Beach County’s more bustling beachfronts.
The park also houses the 1886 Little Red Schoolhouse, Palm Beach’s very first school—a single classroom where 16-year-old Hattie Gale taught seven “scholars”. Visitors can tour the property thanks to the Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach’s “living history” program, which brings local students into the 19th century classroom, costumes and all.
Keep traveling south, and you’ll arrive at the Palm Beach Par 3 Golf Course, with its layout designed by legendary pro golfer Raymond Floyd. Heralded by Golf Digest as “one of the best par 3s you can play anywhere,” this fun and challenging ocean-to-lake course includes Al Fresco, part of Renato’s restaurant fame. This popular dining spot serves lunch, dinner and spectacular views.
Continue your journey southward toward four of the island’s hospitality options: The Ambassador, with its extended-stay rentals; the Four Seasons, a five-star, five-diamond-rated resort known for pampering its customers like royalty; the Tideline Ocean Resort & Spa, with its exotic ambience and touches of Zen; and Eau Palm Beach, in neighboring Manalapan, whose amenities include a five-star spa and four restaurants. Dine at Acqua Café, another first-rate establishment from the team behind Renato’s.
South of Sloan’s
Conclude your trip to funky Lake Worth Beach. One of Palm Beach County’s oldest cities, this century-old destination boasts a thriving downtown with its own playhouse, cinema and street painting festival. Downtown Lake Worth Beach is also home to the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. With its Art Deco landmarked design, the Council is an educational and funding resource for the arts in Palm Beach County.
Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa
561.533.6000
100 South Ocean Boulevard, Manalapan www.eaupalmbeach.com
w Forbes Five-Star rating for the resort and spa
w Oceanfront with private beach and two pools
w Reimagined Kids’ & Teen clubs and eight distinct dining options
Swell Boutique at Four Seasons
Resort Palm Beach
561.582.2800
2800 South Ocean Boulevard
w Inspired by the shops of nearby Worth Avenue
w Stylish apparel, swimwear, footwear and accessories for men, women and children
w Designer appearances and trunk shows
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Cross Over the Bridge and Visit
Downtown Lake Worth Beach
w A fun downtown with lots of funky art galleries, theaters and coffee shops
Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach
561.547.2100
2800 South Ocean Boulevard
www.fourseasons.com/palmbeach
w Oceanfront locale with expansive beach
w Luxurious spa and salon
w Water sports, tennis, fitness and complimentary kids club
Lake Worth Casino Building & Beach Complex
561.533.7395
10 South Ocean Boulevard, Lake Worth
w Visit the beach and municipal pier
w Enjoy a bite to eat
The Little Red Schoolhouse
Phipps Ocean Park
w South Florida’s oldest one-room school— 1886-1901
w Originally located on Lake Trail
w Preservation Foundation operates a living history program in the building
Par 3 Golf Course & Clubhouse
561.547.0598
2345 South Ocean Boulevard
www.golfontheocean.com
w Golf between the ocean and lake
w Fine dining at Al Fresco
w Golf lessons and accessories
Phipps Ocean Park
561.585.9203
2201 South Ocean Boulevard
w Three acres of beach
w Shaded picnic area with tables and grills
w Six tennis courts, metered parking and showers and restrooms
Phipps Ocean Park
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ALFRED P. ALDRIDGE III
Head of Sales Consulting, Inc.
Mr. “Skip” Aldridge is the president, CEO and founder of Head of Sales Consulting, Inc., a boutique advisory practice that works with a limited number of consumer-packaged goods companies. Prior to HSC, Mr. Aldridge served as global chief customer officer and executive vice president of sales at Pharmavite, LLC. Prior to Pharmavite, he held executive positions at Con Agra Foods, Del Monte Foods, Pet, Inc. and The Clorox Company. Skip is the co-chairman of the Citizens Association of Palm Beach and director of the Palm Beach Civic Association, and served on the Strategic Planning Board for the Town of Palm Beach. He is a trustee of the Palm Beach Chamber and serves as president at the Harbour House Co-operative. Skip is the secretary of the Friends of Fisher House—WPB VA Medical Center and a member of the board of trustees for the United Way of Palm Beach. Skip earned a B.A. from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
What is your favorite activity in Palm Beach?
“My favorite activity is participating in Palm Beach civic and charitable organizations that bring value to our community and often serve the marginalized in Palm Beach County.”
Experiences in the Palm Beaches
Thirteen unique historic neighborhoods, family attractions and cultural venues are just across the bridges. Reach West Palm Beach’s Arts & Entertainment District from the Downtown Development Trolley, join a Segway tour or lace up your best walking shoes and make a day of it.
Start just across the bridge at the county seat of West Palm Beach, where cultural attractions include the 1916 Courthouse, featuring the Richard and Pat Johnson Palm Beach County History Museum. The nearby Mandel Public Library’s diverse roster of daily events including yoga, Zumba and dance classes.
Extend your downtown West Palm Beach stay with a visit to Clematis Street, the central hub for restaurants, shops and nightlife. Palm Beach Dramaworks, an award-winning regional theater company, produces established classics and emerging masterpieces in its retro location at the eastern end of Clematis, across the street from a playground and outdoor concert stage filled with live bands and vendors every Thursday evening. The breezy downtown West Palm Beach waterfront is an idyllic destination, with its signature pier, estuary boardwalk and free community events.
Dinner served nightly at Hive Bakery & Cafe, 1603 South Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach
Experiences in the Palm Beaches
Continue your journey with a walk to the Norton Museum of Art. Named after founder Ralph Hubbard Norton, the museum features compelling traveling exhibitions, a chef-driven restaurant and a picturesque sculpture garden as well as a permanent collection with an emphasis on contemporary and classic American and Chinese art and photography.
Half a mile away is the former studio of the county’s other notable Norton. The waterside Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens, once home to Ralph Hubbard Norton’s widow, Ann Weaver, showcases her monumental works in brick and granite nestled among a cultivated garden, where butterflies, rare palms and native plants flourish. Designed by master architect Maurice Fatio, Ann’s home is situated within walking distance of some of the city’s most charming historic neighborhoods. Each neighborhood has a distinctive architectural flair, from the colorful cottages in Mango Promenade to the richly landscaped homes in Grandview Heights and Flamingo Park to classic Mediterranean homes in the former pineapple plantation El Cid.
Armory Art Center is a great way to
conclude a West Palm Beach Day trip. The art school and galleries exhibit dynamic artists in a variety of media, at no cost to the public. Check its calendar at armoryart.org to learn about its exhibition lectures, workshops and arts “open houses.”
Alexandra Naranjo Designs
561.800.7382
4209 S. Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach
www.alexandranaranjo.com
w Brings an extraordinary level of fit, finish and unprecedented interior design service to all projects of all sizes
w Carefully curated selection of accessories available in the showroom
Antique Row
561.478.8281
3200-3900 S. Dixie Highway
West Palm Beach
www.westpalmbeachantiques.com
w Charming, walkable district with more than 40 antique shops
w 17th to 20th Century antiques, fine and decorative arts, period deco, vintage and modern furnishings and more
w Award-winning restaurants and galleries within the district
Antique Row Art & Design District
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Experiences in the Palm Beaches
Armory Art Center
561.832.1776
811 Park Place
West Palm Beach | www.armoryart.org
w Offering superior arts education for children and adults
w Classes for the visual arts including ceramics, sculpture, welding, stone carving, textiles, drawing, painting, jewelry, photography, digital media and printmaking
w New local, national and international art exhibitions in our three galleries every season
B. Peterson
561.771.9580
1200 N. Dixie Highway
Lake Worth Beach
www.b-peterson.com
w Traditional, contemporary and historical renovation, interior and architectural design
w Fine cabinetry, hardware, textiles, wallcoverings, leather, carpet and lighting
w Bench made furniture, bespoke furnishings, upholstery, draperies and workroom services
CityPlace
561.366.1000
700 South Rosemary Ave., West Palm Beach www.cityplace.com
w Dynamic shopping, dining and entertainment
w Outdoor events with convenient parking and valet
w Located in the heart of Downtown
Cox Science Center & Aquarium
561.832.1988
4801 Dreher Trail North West Palm Beach www.coxsciencecenter.org
w 100+ interactive science exhibits, 10,000gallon aquarium and full-dome planetarium
w 18-hole Conservation Mini Golf Course designed by local legends Gary Nicklaus and Jim Fazio
w Outdoor quarter-mile Fisher Family Science Trail that connects 15 exhibits, including a Splash Pad
w Open-air amphitheater in backyard and a science trail which features daily live science shows
CityPlace
Experiences in the Palm Beaches
Cultural Council for Palm Beach County
561.471.2901
601 Lake Avenue, Lake Worth Beach www.palmbeachculture.com
w Venue highlighting works by local visual and performing artists
w Gift store, visitor center, educational programs and more
w Free and open to the public (visit website for updates on hours)
Eva & Maria Kozmetika
561.832.1993
2807 South Dixie Hwy., Suite 22
West Palm Beach www.evamariaskincare.com
w Customized advanced hungarian organic skin and body care and certified products
w Reflexology, waxing, makeup and tinting
w Rejuvenating phyto stem cells and boosters
The Gardens Mall
561.775.7750
3101 PGA Boulevard
Palm Beach Gardens www.thegardensmall.com
w Luxurious shopping center, featuring fine
specialty stores, Nordstrom, Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdale’s and Macy’s
w Convenient location and parking
w Exclusive blend of luxury brands, trends and amenities mixed with full-service restaurants and quick bites
Gil Walsh Interiors
561.932.0631
5505 S. Dixie Highway, Suite 2 www.gilwalshinteriors.com
w Full-service luxury interior design studio for residential, commercial and marine projects
w Resource Library with more than 5,000 fabric and color swatches to choose from
w Showroom exhibiting art, photography and decor from the Palm Beach design community
Hive Bakery & Cafe
561.360.2196
1603 South Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach www.hivebakeryandcafe.com
w Chic, American-style cafe
w Serves breakfast, lunch, pastries, coffee and dinner
w Eat in or grab & go
Gil Walsh Interiors
A College Preparatory Catholic High School
Experiences in the Palm Beaches
w Flavorful menu based on seasonal selections and the highest quality ingredients
Hive for Her, Hive for Him
561.444.3944
1609 South Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach www.hivepalmbeach.com
w Women’s luxury resort wear, elegant clothing and accessories
w Classic menswear with an updated flair
w Adorable children’s clothing, toys and gifts
Hive Home, Gift & Garden
561.514.0322
424 Palm Street, West Palm Beach www.hivepalmbeach.com
w Carefully curated collections of furniture (indoor & outdoor), lighting and decor
w Gifts and in-house floral studio
w Dinnerware, tabletop and entertaining accessories
Kravis Center for the Performing Arts
561.832.7469
701 Okeechobee Boulevard
West Palm Beach | www.kravis.org
w Nonprofit performing arts center showcasing regional, national and international performing artists
w Comprehensive arts education programs
w Banquet facilities with catering available
Lots of Yachts/Lots of Spots
917.691.5688
9 Sheffield Avenue, West Palm Beach
www.lotsofyachts.com
w Private parties and events on yachts and unique venues and tours on land and sea
w Catering from 2 to 2,000 guests
w Benefits, fundraisers, corporate meetings, family outings, birthdays, anniversaries, weddings, memorials at sea, commitment ceremonies
National Croquet Center
561.478.2300
700 Florida Mango Road, West Palm Beach www.croquetnational.com
w Internationally recognized venue
w Individual and group croquet lessons
w Wraparound veranda for dining
Palm Beach Dramaworks
561.514.4042
201 Clematis Street, West Palm Beach www.palmbeachdramaworks.org
w Professional nonprofit theatre company
Palm Beach Dramaworks
TIM STEPIEN
Experiences in the Palm Beaches
producing five season shows, and celebrating its 25th anniversary
w Engages and entertains audiences with stimulating productions of classic, contemporary and world premiere plays
w Education, community engagement and new play development are a significant part of PBD programming
Palm Beach Symphony
561.655.2657
700 South Dixie Highway, Suite 100 West Palm Beach
www.palmbeachsymphony.org
w Engages, educates and entertains the community through live orchestral music
w Performs primarily at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts
Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society
561.547.9453
1301 Summit Boulevard
West Palm Beach
www.palmbeachzoo.org
w 23 acres of lush tropical habitats, interactive fountain, dining
w Rare and endangered animals around every turn
w Every visit to Palm Beach Zoo saves animals in the wild
Richard and Pat Johnson
Palm Beach County History Museum
561.832.4164
300 North Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach www.pbchistory.org
w Palm Beach County History Museum located in the restored 1916 Courthouse
w Docent tours of the museum, special rotating exhibitions
w Gift shop and free admission
Shelby-Parker
561.660.6677
804 10th St., Lake Park
w Custom furniture and full-service upholstery
w Handmade window treatments, pillows and bedding
w Drapery hardware, motorization and installation
Tom Mathieu & Co.
561.833.2179
500 Palm Street, West Palm Beach www.tommathieu.com
w Beautiful floral arrangements
w Wedding and event planning
w Weekly house/estate flowers
Palm Beach Symphony
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Experiences in the Palm Beaches
Transitional Designs
201.694.0798
3047 S. Dixie Highway, Suite 515
West Palm Beach
www.transitionaldesignz.com
w Full-service interior design
w Commercial and residential projects
w Collaborates with architects and/or builders
Tux Shop Palm Beach
561.626.8899
4550 PGA Blvd., Suite 105 Palm Beach Gardens www.tuxshoppalmbeach.com
w Black tie
w White tie
w Rentals and retail
Twery’s Rare Coins and Jewelry
561.649.2646
3971 Jog Road, Greenacres www.twerys.com
w Buyers of rare coins, fine jewelry, diamonds and estates
w Family-owned and –operated since 1982
w Member of numerous trade organizations
West Palm Beach Waterfront Visitor Information Center
561.881.9757
226 Datura Street, West Palm Beach
w Award-winning events and festivals; delicious dining and diverse shopping options
w Captivating culture and arts; amazing activities and attractions; wide range of eco-tourism options
w Cruises, tours and watersports; rich history and heritage; noteworthy accommodations
Historic Neighborhood of El Cid, West Palm Beach
Experiences in the Palm Beaches
World Champion Sports Cards
561.247.7139
8170 Okeechobee Blvd., STE 3, West Palm Beach www.worldchampionsportscards.org
w Your one-stop shop for wax, singles, grading and selling
w Sports cards and supplies, Pokémon, Lorcana, One Piece & TCG
w Operators of Florida’s largest reoccurring card show | Palm Beach Card Show
The Nearby Communities
Lake Worth Beach
w Art Deco architecture
w Cultural Council headquarters
w Outdoor dining and entertainment
Delray Beach
w Village-by-the-Sea
w Pineapple Grove Arts District
w Old School Square Cultural Arts Center
w Fabulous outdoor dining
w Inviting beaches
The Historic Neighborhoods in West Palm Beach
El Cid
w Originally a pineapple plantation
w Noted for Mediterranean and Mission-style architecture
w National Register of Historic Places
w Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens
Grandview Heights
w Best collection of early craftsman-style bungalows
w Glorious poinciana trees
w Ranked among top 100 neighborhoods
Prospect Park/Southland Park
w Mediterranean architecture and 1920’s charm
w Waterfront Park with fountains and benches
w Patterned after Brooklyn’s famous park
w National Register of Historic Places
Old Northwood
w Outdoor dining
w Antique shops
w Street fair on the last Friday of each month
w National Register of Historic Places
Flamingo Park
w One of the highest coastal ridges on the east coast
w Mediterranean, Mission, Florida Vernacular, bungalow-style houses
Secondhand Treasures
Sought-after collectibles, unique home goods and name-brand couture are not limited to the high-end retailers of Palm Beach. A handful of resale shops offer gently used designer fashions, as well as antiques and everyday items, at discounted price points. What’s more, these seven thrift shops in Palm Beach and the surrounding area all support nonprofit organizations. Shop their ever-changing inventories knowing that with every purchase, you’re helping improve the lives of neighbors in need.
The Church Mouse
561.659.2154
376 South County Road, Palm Beach
The Church Mouse is recognized as one of the top donation-based resale shops in the country. The store, which supports the Episcopal Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea’s outreach program, spans more than 4,500 square feet, and sells everything from top-shelf designer clothing, handbags and accessories to furniture, crystal, china and books. Due to high traffic volume in the store, the stock is always revolving and fresh. The age-old adage “If you see and like it today, buy it, because it won’t be here tomorrow!” has always rung true at the Mouse. The Church Mouse is primarily staffed with helpful volunteers who provide a warm, friendly feel to the store.
The Church Mouse
Secondhand Treasures
Habitat for Humanity ReStore
561.253.2290
4639 Lake Worth Road, Greenacres
ReStores like this one are a vital financial resource for Habitat for Humanity of Palm Beach County. The ReStores exist to support the nonprofit’s mission of providing decent, affordable housing to low-income families. Proceeds generated from ReStore sales help to build new houses and provide urgent, critical repairs to older, owner-occupied homes in the community.
Hospice Resale West Palm Beach
561.681.6511
4833 Okeechobee Boulevard, W. Palm Beach
Hospice Resale Shops—“where compassion is always in style”—offer designer fashions for you and your home, at a fraction of the retail price. Follow the organization’s Instagram page (instagram.com/hospiceresalefl) for the latest acquisitions at local stores such as this one.
Gulfstream Goodwill Industries
561.848.7200
4895 Okeechobee Blvd., West Palm Beach
5400 South Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach
Changing lives through housing, training, education and employment,
Gulfstream Goodwill Industries funds its services through 13 Goodwill resale shops throughout the Palm Beaches offering quality clothing, home goods, accessories, toys, games, electronics and media.
Quantum House Resale Shop
561.290.0316
800 West Indiantown Road, Jupiter
Quantum House’s thrift store offers safe and secure curbside drop-off of gently used furniture, housewares, china, crystal and decor items—and is especially fond of topshelf designer clothing, handbags and accessories. It accepts full home or condo donations as well. All proceeds from the resale shop directly benefit Quantum House children and families.
Salvation Army Family Thrift Store
561.683.3513
655 North Military Trail, West Palm Beach
Alongside everyday items, this store carries a wide assortment of antique and designer pieces, such as furniture, glass and dinnerware, chandeliers, carpets, artwork, lamps and one-of-a-kind collectibles. Proceeds from Family Store sales are used to help fund programs and services offered by the Salvation Army.
The Church Mouse
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Dr. Denise Spirou is the Head of School at The Greene School. With more than three decades of experience in education, she is a passionate leader dedicated to fostering academic excellence and emotional growth in students. Dr. Spirou holds a doctorate in Educational Leadership and has a strong background in curriculum development, student-centered learning and community building. Under her leadership, The Greene School continues to thrive as a top-tier institution that nurtures curiosity, creativity and critical thinking.
What is your favorite activity in Palm Beach?
Visiting The Breakers is my favorite activity in Palm Beach, because it beautifully combines luxury, history and relaxation.
History of Palm Beach
Whitehall South Porch, Mr. and Mrs. Flagler entertaining (circa 1904). Today, Whitehall is a National Historic Landmark and is open to the public as the Flagler Museum.
The beauty and singular potential of Palm Beach were not lost on its earliest pioneers and civic leaders, whose idea of a tropical paradise on the east coast of Florida has only expanded with each generation. Let’s look back at the storied history of the island, courtesy of the Town of Palm Beach.
The Beginning
When the first settlers arrived in what was to become Palm Beach, the entire area was known as “Lake Worth,” named for Major General William Jenkins Worth, who fought in the Second Seminole War. Pioneers struggled to clear land for their houses and to make room for their crops. The first of the permanent pioneers arrived in 1872. According to early settler accounts, Palm Beach received its name from a shipwreck named the “Providencia.” The ship washed ashore in January 1878 with a load of coconuts bound from Havana to Barcelona. Early settlers lost no time claiming salvage and planting the coconuts, which were not native to South Florida, in an effort to launch a commercial coconut industry.
History as a Tourist Destination
Word of the area’s beauty spread northward, and by 1880 the first hotel, the Coconut Grove House, opened to accommodate tourists. By the early 1890s the island community was well established with several hotels, businesses and winter residents. The pioneer era ended in 1894 with the opening of Henry M. Flagler’s Royal Poinciana Hotel and the arrival of the Florida East Coast Railway in 1896. The railroad tracks crossed Lake Worth
History of Palm Beach
so trains could deliver their passengers directly to the Flagler System hotels, which included the Palm Beach Inn directly on the ocean. It was soon renamed The Breakers, because so many guests wrote asking for a room “down by the breakers,” but fire destroyed the hotel in 1903. Henry Flagler ordered a larger, more luxurious hotel built at the same location, which opened for business the following year. The hotel was again destroyed by fire in March 1925 and was replaced by the magnificent stone structure which continues to serve as a Palm Beach landmark today.
Incorporation
The Town of Palm Beach was incorporated on April 17, 1911. Thirty-five men (women did not have the vote yet) met at the Palm Beach Hotel that night and voted to incorporate what was only the second recognized municipality in Palm Beach County. They also elected the first officials: Elisha N. Dimick, Mayor; John P. McKenna, Town Clerk; Joseph Borman, Marshal; and J. B. Donnelly, William Fremd, John W. Doe, Enoch Root, and J. J. Ryman, Councilmen. In 1929, the Garden Club of Palm Beach sponsored the preparation of a Town Plan.
World-Renowned Beauty
After more than 100 years of graceful evolution, Palm Beach today is a fully developed community, world-renowned for its beauty, quality of life and small-town character. It is home to captains of industry and the world-famous Worth Avenue. Approximately 9,000 citizens make Palm Beach their year-round home, and about 20,000 more have a seasonal home in Palm Beach, where they enjoy the winter months. Together, these residents of Palm Beach donate more money per capita to charities than any other community in America. The Town is governed by an elected mayor and a five-member council, and provides a full range of quality municipal services. It has an
active historic preservation program, strict zoning standards, high levels of public safety and public works services, 3 miles of public beaches, and a wide array of recreation programs, including award-winning golf and tennis facilities.
Paradise
While a great many have helped to make the Town of Palm Beach the beautiful and special place that it has become over the last century, Palm Beach owes its existence and character more to Henry Flagler than to any other individual. More important to Flagler, without a doubt, would be the fact that so many have come to share his love of the place he thought of as “paradise.”
Fun Facts
w In 1879, early pioneers planted about 15,000 pineapple slips to establish a pineapple farm on the island.
w The first school (Little Red Schoolhouse) was built in 1886 and is preserved today at Phipps Ocean Park.
w Millie and Jacob Gildersleeve, two of the earliest African American pioneers on the island, purchased property from Elisha Dimick in 1890, which later became Riviera Beach.
w When Flagler extended his railroad to Palm Beach, it ran onto a 1,000-foot-long pier in the Atlantic, making it easy for ships to deliver cargo and passengers. The 1928 hurricane destroyed it.
w In the early 1900s, the west end of Worth Avenue was home to Alligator Joe’s Farm, where Joe entertained winter visitors with his collection of alligators he often wrestled.
w The Town of Palm Beach, Palm Beach County’s second municipality, was incorporated on April 17, 1911, after it was discovered in January that West Palm Beach was going to attempt an annexation of the island resort during that year’s legislative session.
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Where to Dine
The Palm Beach dining scene is as eclectic and outstanding as the town itself. Famous chefs like Boulud and Conley have staked their claims on the island’s 3.9 square miles, using the surrounding waters and farms to keep their cuisines local, seasonal and flavorful. The annual Palm Beach Wine and Food Festival, which sells out across the region each December, is a testament to the island’s culinary cachet.
More options await in neighboring Manalapan and West Palm Beach, from fine French and Italian delicacies to imaginative appetizers and succulent steaks. Bar-hoppers of all ages can enjoy freshly made countertop milkshakes and flawlessly concocted Old Fashioneds alike. Anything and everything is on the menu in Palm Beach.
Acqua Café
2875 S. Ocean Blvd. 561.547.0005 www.acquacafepb.com
Serves modern, coastal Italian cuisine including seafood, salads, pasta and grilled meat and fish.
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Al Fresco Restaurant and Bar at the Palm Beach Par 3 % 561.273.4130
2345 South Ocean Boulevard www.alfrescopb.com
Al Fresco, located on the Palm Beach Par 3 Golf Course, is surrounded by endless ocean views. Open daily, the restaurant offers a full, freshly prepared menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner, complemented by a full bar and wine selections.
Angle at Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa 561.540.4924
100 South Ocean Boulevard Manalapan www.anglerestaurant.com
Pizza Al Fresco
Where to Dine
Palm Beach’s indulgent modern American steakhouse celebrates fine farmto-fork cuisine, luxe ingredients, palatable surprises and culinary bravado. If the glamorous brown velvet walls and glowing candlelight don’t get you, the handcrafted cocktails, line-caught fish and South Florida specialties surely will.
The Beach Club Restaurant
at The Breakers Palm Beach % 561.659.8488
1 South County Road
Light, bright and brimming with coastal sophistication, the Beach Club Restaurant is that ever-inviting, always-appropriate spot— be it for a relaxed breakfast, leisurely lunch or a quick bite between pool time and the tennis courts. Gather in the airy, beach-chic dining room, or opt for a table on the patio to take in views of the pools and oceanfront.
Breeze Ocean Kitchen
at Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa % 561.533.6000
100 South Ocean Boulevard, Manalapan
Celebrate the Atlantic’s bounteous “fruits de mer” from the coasts of Florida and the
Caribbean, while basking in the sun-splashed Palm Beach lifestyle. Enjoy al fresco dining and craft beers overlooking the azure waters of the Atlantic at Breeze Ocean Kitchen. The perfect oceanfront restaurant for locals, resort guests and groups to enjoy, Breeze promises stunning views and casual seaside fare in a relaxing setting.
BrickTop’s %
561.855.2030
375 South County Road www.bricktops.com
BrickTop’s is a comfortable, casual restaurant serving classic American cuisine. Its well-rounded menu places emphasis on impeccable food, including grilled steaks, fresh seasonal fish, sushi, sandwiches, flatbreads, cheeseburgers and salads prepared in-house. The emphasis on impeccable food quality and friendly, responsive service makes BrickTop’s the perfect restaurant. It is open at 11 a.m. daily, and reservations are accepted for lunch or dinner.
Buccan %
561.833.3450
350 South County Road www.buccanpalmbeach.com
Buccan spotlights James Beard Award-
Echo by The Breakers
Where to Dine
nominated Chef Clay Conley’s inventive American cuisine made with the freshest ingredients from the very best sources. Buccan’s small-plate, big-flavor creations are served in a warm and welcoming space. Reservations are encouraged.
The Circle at The Breakers Palm Beach
561.659.8488
1 South County Road
Begin your day in the comfortable elegance and extraordinary architecture of The Circle, featuring intricate, hand-painted ceilings complemented by splendid ocean views. Choose between the sumptuous breakfast buffet or à la carte menu. The renowned Sunday Brunch at The Circle is a Palm Beach tradition. Reservations are requested for brunch.
Echo %
561.802.4222
230A Sunrise Avenue
Echo transports the senses, blending bold flavors and exoticism in a newly renovated and decidedly urban space. To start, enjoy sake and fresh sushi on the terrace, or see and be seen at Happy Hour in the Dragonfly Lounge, popular for its dramatic
serpentine bar. For dinner, gather indoors or outdoors for a veritable feast of Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Vietnamese and Korean dishes, complemented by an outstanding selection of cocktails, beers and wines. Echoto-go and in-home catering are available.
Flagler Steakhouse
at The Breakers Palm Beach %
561.659.8471
2 South County Road
Down The Breakers’ picturesque, palmlined drive sits Flagler Steakhouse, a fresh take on the classic American chophouse. Inside, dramatic beamed ceilings, wood furnishings and a prep-luxe palette of red, white and blue evoke steakhouse tradition, while sleek, oversized chandeliers and graphic art skew contemporary. Out on the terrace, designed for comfortable dining every month of the year, panoramic views of the golf course and city skyline affirm you’re in the heart of Palm Beach.
Green’s Pharmacy
561.832.0304
151 North County Road www.greenspb.com
From breakfast and daily specials to
Flagler Steakhouse at The Breakers Palm Beach
Where to Dine
great burgers, milkshakes and smiles, eating at Green’s has been an absolute must for residents and visitors for more than 70 years. A constant flow of laughter and banter amongst customers and staff makes for great fun. Green’s is open Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Henry’s Palm Beach at Via Flagler by The Breakers % 561.206.1896
229 Royal Poinciana Way
Located at the hip Via Flagler by The Breakers, Henry’s Palm Beach is an inviting American-inspired bistro that showcases elevated comfort food with a hint of nostalgia. Stop in to enjoy all-day dining, weekend brunch and handcrafted cocktails, local craft beers and a unique selection of wines-bythe-glass, flights and bottles.
HMF at The Breakers Palm Beach 561.659.8480
1 South County Road
Named after The Breakers’ founder, Henry Morrison Flagler, HMF is steeped in the glamour of an earlier era, yet wholly current. This unique and lively bar concept features an eclectic,
globally influenced menu of innovative small plates, handcrafted cocktails and a carefully curated wine list, all designed to surprise and delight the senses. HMF is a drinking and eating experience unlike any other.
Imoto
561.833.5522
350 South County Road www.imotopalmbeach.com
In Japanese, the word Imoto means “little sister.” Inspired by Buccan next door, Imoto expands Chef Clay Conley’s smallplates, big-flavor concept with Japanese and Asian cuisine. Come experience inventive interpretations of your favorites—fresh sushi and classic sashimi, composed crudo, tempura and unique fire-grilled selections— all made with the best ingredients found locally and around the world.
The Italian Restaurant at The Breakers Palm Beach % 561.659.8488
1 South County Road
At The Italian Restaurant, family-friendly takes on new meaning. It is open every evening for dinner, serving authentic antipasti,
Henry’s Palm Beach at Via Flagler by The Breakers
Where to Dine
salads, pastas, brick-oven pizzas, seafood and other classics—both indoors and out. The restaurant is housed in the Family Entertainment Center, so the children can explore the arcade or outdoor playground.
La Goulue
561.284.6292
288 South County Road www.lagouluepalmbeach.com
La Goulue, a treasured New York institution founded in 1972 by acclaimed restaurateur Jean Denoyer, has charmed restaurant and food lovers for more than a quarter century. La Goulue ventured into opening a second location in Palm Beach in 2020. Since then, it has been labeled as the hottest restaurant in town by patrons and publications alike. As spirited as its namesake, La Goulue serves meticulously prepared French cuisine in a lively and welcoming bistro chic setting.
The Living Room at the Colony Palm Beach
561.659.8100
100 Hammon Avenue www.thecolonypalmbeach.com
Enjoy coffee, cocktails or a game of back-
gammon in the Living Room, a chic and centralized locale for Palm Beachers to meet, work and socialize. Pair a cocktail with a live Flamenco guitarist on select days. Seating is available on the front steps as well as the recently refurbished indoor conversation spaces.
Meat Market Palm Beach
561.354.9800
191 Bradley Place www.meatmarket.net/location/ meat-market-palm-beach/
Meat Market is a sexier, more glamorous take on the traditional steakhouse. The menu is a dynamic offering of what’s great now, reflecting cuts of meat, delicate seafood and produce available and offered on a daily, weekly or seasonal basis under the acute supervision of acclaimed Executive Chef Sean Brasel.
Ocean House at The Breakers Palm Beach
561.659.8488
1 South County Road
Overlooking The Breakers’ two souther nmost pools, this restaurant mixes the charm of a Floridian cottage with the inherent cool of a modern beach house. Step
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Where to Dine
onto the welcoming, wrap-around porch and explore the inspired daytime menu: colorful salads, baguette sandwiches, sliders topped with fresh crab and lobster, and the house specialty: Key lime pie. While you’re at it, spring for a beachy cocktail served in a freshly cracked coconut.
Pink Paradise Café at the Colony Palm Beach
561.659.8100
100 Hammon Avenue
www.thecolonypalmbeach.com
Pink Paradise Café has embraced and perfected a premium, European coffee experience with classic espresso drinks and pastries. Dine in on salads, sandwiches and soups in an intimate café seating on The Colony’s historic South County Road steps— or, select from a “grab and go” menu, which features breakfast and lunch items (plus, an assortment of gifts and snacks).
Pizza Al Fresco %
561.832.0032
14 Via Mizner
www.pizzaalfresco.com
Pizza Al Fresco is tucked in a private courtyard garden inside Via Mizner on Worth Avenue. Specialties include hand-tossed, wood-burning brick-oven pizza with toppings that include everything from prosciutto and arugula to smoked salmon and caviar. Fresh salads, fish, meats, baked pastas, sandwiches and burgers round out the menu. From lunch to dinner, the friendly service is nonstop seven days a week.
Polpo Palm Beach
at Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa %
561.540.4924
100 South Ocean Boulevard Manalapan
Experience the tastes of Southern Italy at Polpo Palm Beach, the second outpost of the legendary Gr eenwich, Connecticut restaurant. Enjoy upscale fare inspired by
regional dishes, an Italian-influenced wine selection, handcrafted cocktails, and classic aperitifs and digestives, all under the leadership of Eau Palm Beach’s Executive Chef Neall Bailey. Dine inside or outside, within sight of the ocean and terrace fire pit.
Renato’s Palm Beach
561.655.9752
87 Via Mizner
www.renatospalmbeach.com
Nestled in Via Mizner on Worth Avenue, Renato's impresses in every way, making it the perfect destination for gourmet cuisine and impeccable service. The menu is vast and eclectic, showcasing an impressive selection of continental cuisine with Italian flair.
The Sandwich Shop at Buccan
561.833.6295
350 South County Road www.buccanpalmbeach.com
Located next door to its sister restaurant Buccan, The Sandwich Shop offers counterservice pressed and cold sandwiches, fresh salads, sides and sweets. All breads, as always, are made in-house.
Savor at Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa
561.540.4924
100 South Ocean Boulevard, Manalapan
Savor is Eau Palm Beach’s new spa terrace café devoted to wellness and epicurean well-being. Savor the flavors of locally sourced salads, freshly made bowls and healthy spa cuisine. Savor serene views and the relaxing sounds of waterfalls. Savor the moment with a glass of Champagne, a shared bottle of fine wine or one of the unique tea presentations.
Seafood Bar at The Breakers Palm Beach
561.659.8488
1 South County Road
With a stunning backdrop of the Atlantic Ocean, this relaxed-yet-refined restaurant puts you impossibly close to the water. Come for
Where to Dine
fresh seafood for lunch or dinner and stay for inspired cocktails or a glass of wine. Plus, enjoy the incredible nautical details, the restaurant’s famed aquarium bar and a front row seat to ocean views no matter where you sit.
Stir Bar & Terrace at Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa %
561.540.4924
100 South Ocean Boulevard, Manalapan
Stir at Eau Palm Beach features a mixology-inspired cocktail menu and light food offerings just off the elegant resort lobby. In the evening, the lobby is “turned down,” and as the lights dim, Stir comes alive as guests toast to the new Palm Beach lifestyle with Champagne and year-round entertainment with live music and more to shake up the night. The social experience extends to the oceanfront terrace, where guests can enjoy their favorite libation and share seaside stories around a mesmerizing fire pit at our Palm Beach bar.
Swifty’s at the Colony Palm Beach %
561.659.8100
100 Hammon Avenue
www.thecolonypalmbeach.com
New York’s beloved boîte flew south in
2019, finding a fabulous home around The Colony’s lively pool scene. Swifty’s serves three meals in its romantic indoor/outdoor space with a lush, twinkling hanging garden, where guests of all generations can choose to dine al fresco or in the classic, clubby bar and lounge.
Trevini Ristorante %
561.833.3883
233 Sunset Ave. www.treviniristorante.com
An elegant white-tablecloth Italian restaurant with outdoor seating and a menu of upscale classics, Trevini is open daily for lunch, happy hour and dinner, with nearly 100 wines from which to choose. The patio offers plenty of comfortable seating near a fountain, along with a couch where you can lounge with drinks in hand while you visit with friends and await your appetizing meal.
Cocktail Lounges
Dragonfly Lounge at Echo
561.802.4222
230A Sunrise Avenue
The Colony Palm Beach
Where to Dine
Henry’s Palm Beach
561.206.1896
229 Royal Poinciana Way
HMF at The Breakers Palm Beach
561.659.8480
1 South County Road
The Seafood Bar at The Breakers Palm Beach
561.659.8488
1 South County Road
Grocers
Amici Market
561.832.0201
155 North County Road www.amicimarket.com
Amici Market is proud to be familyowned and -operated. Food is prepared fresh daily from carefully crafted recipes. Whatever the occasion—a weeknight dinner, takeout lunch or a celebration—Amici prepares its dishes with the best ingredients available.
Mama Bella
561.599.5500
518 South Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach www.mamabellacafe.com
This European & Eastern European gourmet deli, wine bar and coffee shop has created a signature brand pattern reflecting across everything from grocery items selection and domestic and imported wines to prepared home food, creatively tying diverse elements together to present a clean, consistent image.
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123 Datura Bar & Kitchen
561.670.8812
123 Datura Street, West Palm Beach www.123datura.com
Combining elements of a neighborhood bar, pizza joint and private event space, this venue offers a versatile experience. Featuring modern aesthetics with rustic accents, the space is ideal for various private occasions such as birthdays, networking events, wedding festivities, bachelor and bachelorette parties, holiday celebrations, corporate events or casual get-togethers.
Bodega Taqueria y Tequila
561.559.3119
118 South Clematis Street, West Palm Beach www.bodegataqueria.com
Bodega Taqueria y Tequila offers an array of Mexican street food along with a unique nightlife experience and award-winning tequila and cocktails. The Mexican-inspired concept features an extensive menu showcasing authentic Mexican favorites along with unconventional and innovative interpretations.
Grato
561.404.1334
1901 South Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach www.gratowpb.com
Grato’s menu offers ingredients of the highest quality and includes made-in-house
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Amici Market, Maurizio Ciminella
Where to Dine
pastas, a variety of rotisserie items, small plates and wood-fir ed pizzas. The Mediterranean design features open airy spaces, large windows, wood, Carrara marble, iron and stoneware to create a welcoming, approachable ambience. An open kitchen with a wood-fired oven and grill with a large rotisserie add to the warmth and provide an entertaining focal point.
Grease Burger Bar % 561.651.1075
213 Clematis Street, West Palm Beach www.greasewpb.com
Grease Burger Bar combines awardwinning 10-oz. juicy burgers with Palm Beach’s premier selection of 120 craft beers available by the bottle and on tap. The kitchen also delivers a menu of exceptional salads, chicken sandwiches, wings and all the tempting sides you’d expect from a classic neighborhood burger spot.
Hive Bakery & Cafe 561.360.2196
1603 S. Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach www.hivebakeryandcafe.com
Hive Bakery & Cafe is a chic, Americanstyle cafe for breakfast, lunch, pastries, coffee and dinner. With the option of eat-in
or grab & go, the cafe offers a flavorful menu based on seasonal selections of fresh, local produce. Featuring house-made pastries, artisanal breads and savory cuisine focused on wood-fired rotisserie cooking, Hive Bakery & Cafe is sure to delight.
Lynora’s %
561.899.3117
207 Clematis Street, West Palm Beach 3301 S. Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach www.lynoras.com
The history of this South Florida staple began in 1974 when Raffaele and Maria Abbenante immigrated from the tiny Italian island known as Ponza. Together, they began selling pizza by the slice in Lake Worth. Using her mom’s traditional Italian recipes, Maria introduced flavors of Italy to South Florida. Over the next 35 years, the Abbenante family served thousands of locals, and Lynora’s became known as one of the best Italian restaurants in South Florida. On most days you might catch a glimpse of Maria, who is still in the kitchen at Lynora’s restaurant preparing your dinner. You are invited to experience the full flavors of Italy whether cooking with Lynora’s products in your home with your own family or in one of Lynora’s locations with ours.
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Lynora’s
A PALM BEACH DINING EXPERIENCE
OUR FAMILY OF RESTAURANTS
Churches and Synagogues
Chabad House of Palm Beach
561.659.3884
361 South County Road, Suite D www.palmbeachjewish.com
Service and dinner schedule: Summer—7:30 p.m. Friday; Winter—6 p.m. Friday
Saturday services and lunch: 10 a.m.
Rabbi Zalman Levitin
Episcopal Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea
561.655.4554
141 South County Road www.bbts.org
Service Schedule: Sunday 8 and 10 a.m. (in the summer) Sunday 8, 9 and 11 a.m. (after Sept. 18)
The Rev. Tim Schenck
It is a gem of Gothic architecture with an English-style cloister and the beautiful Cluett Memorial Garden.
New Synagogue of Palm Beach
561.514.4064
235 Sunrise Avenue
www.newsynagogue.org
Service Schedule: Summer—7 p.m. Friday; W inter—approximately half an hour before sunset on Fridays
Saturday services: 8:15 a.m.
Rabbi Barak Bar-Chaim
Located in the Rooftop Atrium atop the landmarked Palm Beach Hotel.
Episcopal Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea
Royal Poinciana Chapel
Churches and Synagogues
Palm Beach Synagogue
561.838.9002
120 North County Road (Corner of Sunset Avenue) www.palmbeachsynagogue.org
The Palm Beach Synagogue is housed in an Italian Gothic-style building dating from the 1920s, with coral stone arches outside, pecky cypress ceilings, Judaic-themed chandeliers, Mexican tile flooring and polychromatically painted windows that fill with natural light.
Royal Poinciana Chapel
561.655.4212
60 Cocoanut Row www.royalpoincianachapel.org
Service Schedule:
Sunday 10:30 a.m.
Rev. Dr. Robert S. Norris, Pastor
On the grounds of his Royal Poinciana Hotel, Henry Flagler, a Presbyterian minister’s son, built the Royal Poinciana
Chapel to engage the spiritual lives of visitors staying at his hotels.
St. Edward Catholic Church
561.832.0400
144 North County Road www.stedwardpb.com
Service Schedule: Monday-Friday 7:30 and 8:30 a.m., Saturday 8:30 a.m. and Sunday 7, 9 and 10:30 a.m. and noon (Oct.-April)
Monday-Saturday 8 a.m., Saturday 5:30 p.m., and Sunday 7, 9 and 10:30 a.m. and noon (May-Sept.)
Confession: Saturday 4:30 p.m.
Rt. Rev. Archimandrite Glen J. Pothier, Pastor
The church is designed in the Spanish Renaissance style with a simulated cast stone exterior and Spanish tile roof.
Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach
561.832.0804
190 North County Road www.tepb.org
Service Schedule: Friday 7 p.m., Saturday 9:15 a.m.
Rabbi Michael Resnick and Cantor Meir Finkelstein
St. Edward Catholic Church
Palm Beach Synagogue
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Member Spotlight
JAMES FISHKIN
Sollis Health
Dr. James S. Fishkin is coming to Sollis Health—Palm Beach after 28 years in emergency medicine at Cedars Sinai. A graduate of Cornell University (with honors) and Tufts Medical school, he then did his residency at Los Angeles County/USC Medical Center, specializing in trauma and critical care. He worked in the burn unit for three months during the L.A. riots and scored at the top of his class on the national exam. At Cedars Sinai, he has been the director of pre-hospital care for a decade, chair of the disaster response committee, and chair of the Symposium on Emergency Medicine for 20 years, providing leadership and lecturing on critical topics in emergency medicine. He was also a lead in academic protocols during its COVID response.
Why is Palm Beach a great place to do business?
Palm Beach is a magnificent, beautiful island, where the community fosters a climate of success and growth. From day one, the Palm Beach Chamber and town welcomed me, and together, ideas and thoughts become business realities. Palm Beach embraces growth, change, technology and advanced health care.
Health & Wellness
Palm Beach provides its own fountain of youth. The town has long been recognized as an international destination for leisure and luxury—elements of the good life that exist in concert with a growing pipeline of clinics, fitness centers and other health and wellness-related businesses.
Palm Beach residents, and the visitors that frequent its establishments, have made wellness regimens a key part of their lives. Options are plentiful on the island, whether you seek a personal trainer, an expert optometrist, a mental health counselor or an in-home aide. These local professionals are eager to serve, and to help guide clients and patients to solve problems and reach their goals. Those with an interest in holistic medicine, alternative therapies and the latest in anti-aging technology can find plenty of opportunities here as well.
Still more options await just over the bridges in West Palm Beach, where some of the highest-rated and most award-winning hospitals in South Florida offer specialists from
neonatal to elder care, with some of the newest medical technologies on the market.
In the following pages, consider these chamber members for your health care needs.
Anti-Aging
MD Beauty Labs/Bioage MD
561.788.7873
www.mdbeautylabs.com 249 Peruvian Ave., Suite R1
Beauty Salons
Deborah Koepper Beauty
561.833.6561
www.deborahkoepper.com 265 Sunrise Ave.
Good Samaritan Medical Center
Discover Headwaters
Health & Wellness
Rehabilitation Center for Children and Adults Palm Beach
Beauty, Cosmetic & Personal Care
Living With Ivey
561.331.8028
www.livingwithivey.com
139 N. County Road
Salon Margrit
561.655.3430
www.salonmargritpb.com
165 Brazilian Avenue
Concierge Care
Atria Health Institute
561.200.7000
www.atria.org
50 Cocoanut Row, Suite 100
Sollis Health
561.560.7600
324 Royal Palm Way, Suite 100
www.sollishealth.com
Opticians
Eyes on the Island
561.802.6266
eyesontheisland.net
233 Royal Poinciana Way
Pharmacy
Green’s Pharmacy
561.832.4443
www.greenspb.com
151 N. County Road
Rehabilitation Services
Rehabilitation Center for Children and Adults
561.655.7266
www.rcca.org
300 Royal Palm Way
Off Island Services
Adult Day Care
Alzheimer’s Community Care
561.683.2700 | alzcare.org
1615 Forum Place, Fifth Floor
West Palm Beach
Beauty, Cosmetic & Personal Care
Alamea Palm Beach
561.316.7224
www.alameapalmbeach.com
601 Heritage Drive, Suite 137A, Jupiter
Health & Wellness
Allura MedSpa + Wellness
561.501.2255
www.alluraaesthetics.com
6695 W. Boynton Beach Blvd., Boynton Beach
Beer Dermatology
561.600.4848
www.beerdermatology.com
1500 N. Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach
Bespoke Aesthetics
561.337.3375
www.bespokeaestheticspb.com
625 N. Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach
Halo 42
860.305.5663
www.halo42.com
545 37th St., West Palm Beach
Pulsar Health
561.388.9571
www.pulsarhealth.com
1920 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd. West Palm Beach
R3 Health
561.331.2983 | www.r3health.co
2513 S. Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach
Clinics
Beachway Therapy Center
877.284.0353
www.beachway.com
1700 N. Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach
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Health & Wellness
Concierge Care
Haven Health Management
561.328.8627
www.havendetoxnow.com
1325 N. Haverhill Road, West Palm Beach
Mount Sinai Doctors New York
561.328.7112
www.mountsinaiconciergecare.org
575 Fern St., West Palm Beach
Dermatology
Carroll Dermatology
561.223.6238
www.drcarrollderm.com
120 S. Olive Ave., Suite 116, West Palm Beach
Derm Health Palm Beach
561.323.6009
www.dermhealthpalmbeach.com
1411 N. Flagler Drive, Suite 4600, West Palm Beach Fitness
1 Fitness
954.937.8352
www.1wpb.com
505 Belvedere Road, West Palm Beach
House of Pilates (private studio)
www.houseofpilateswpb.com West Palm Beach
Versa Gym
561.512.1008
www.versagym.com
11794 Valencia Gardens Ave. Palm Beach Gardens
Health & Human Services
Center for Child Counseling
561.244.9499
www.centerforchildcounseling.org
8895 N. Military Trail, Suite 300C, Palm Beach Gardens
Children’s Home Society of Florida
772.579.3265
www.chsfl.org
3335 Forest Hill Blvd., West Palm Beach
Families First of Palm Beach County
561.721.2887
www.familiesfirstpbc.org
3333 Forest Hill Blvd., Second Floor West Palm Beach
Mount Sinai Doctors New York
WORLD’S #1 IN ORTHOPEDICS IS IN FLORIDA.
In Florida, our team of experts remains dedicated to making the highest-quality, musculoskeletal care available to you. We offer diagnostic services, surgery, rehabilitation, sports performance programs, and more.
To learn about our in-person appointments and virtual visits, go to HSS.edu/Florida
Charlton
John Wang, MD
Health & Wellness
Pediatric Oncology Support Team
561.882.6336
www.postfl.org
927 45th St., Suite 203
West Palm Beach
Health Care
Access Medical Labs
866.720.8386
www.accessmedlab.com
5151 Corporate Way, Jupiter
Palm Beach Plastic Surgery Institute
561.800.3223
www.pbplasticsurgeryinstitute.com
1411 N. Flagler Drive, Suite 6400
West Palm Beach
University of Miami Health System –UHealth
786.897.2680
www.umiamihealth.org
1400 N.W. 10th Ave., Miami
Home Health Care
Caring People Inc.
561.393.0609
www.caringpeople.com
201 U.S. Highway One, Jupiter
MorseLife Health System
561.782.7357
www.morselife.org
4847 Fred Gladstone Drive, West Palm Beach
Private Duty Home Health Concierge
561.817.2490
www.pdhcc.com
1200 N. Federal Highway, Suite 300 Boca Raton
Senior Nannies Home Care Services
561.998.2827
www.seniornannies.com
6638 W. Atlantic Blvd., Delray Beach
Visiting Angels of the Palm Beaches
561.328.7611
www.visitingangels.com 8645 N. Military Trail, Suite 407 Palm Beach Gardens
Visiting Nurse Services of the Treasure Coast, Inc.
772.286.1844
www.vnaflorida.org
2400 S.E. Monterey Road, Suite 300, Stuart
Hospitals
Good Samaritan Medical Center
561.655.5511
www.goodsamaritanmc.com
1309 N. Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach
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Health & Wellness
Joe DiMaggio Children’s Health Specialty Center
561.341.7000
www.jdch.com
3377 S. State Road 7, Wellington
Jupiter Medical Center
561.233.2234
www.jupitermed.com
1210 S. Old Dixie Highway, Jupiter
St. Mary’s Medical Center
561.402.4544
www.palmbeachhealthnetwork.com
901 45th St., West Palm Beach
Medical Labs
Access Medical Labs
866.720.8386
www.accessmedlab.com
5151 Corporate Way, Jupiter
Mental Wellness
Brainstorm TMS Center, LLC
561.560.0021
www.brainstormflorida.com
601 N. Congress Ave., Suite 420, Delray Beach
NAMI Palm Beach County
561.588.3477
www.namipbc.org
5205 Greenwood Avenue, Suite 110
West Palm Beach
Pathways to Wellness Foundation, Inc.
561.412.6756
www.pathwaystowellnessfoundation.com
3600 Forest Hill Blvd., Suite 3B
West Palm Beach
Nonprofit Health Centers
Health Care District of Palm Beach County
561.804.4115
www.hcdpbc.org
1515 N. Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach
Nursing Services
A Nurses Registry
561.671.1947
www.anursesregistry.com
1411 N. Flagler Drive, Suite 3901
West Palm Beach
Physicians & Surgeons
Palm Beach Regenerative Sport and Spine
954.822.0543
www.palmbeachregen.com
580 Village Blvd., Suite 270
West Palm Beach
Private Health Care
My Concierge Pharmacy
561.284.6165
www.myconciergepharmacy.com
2112 S. Congress Ave., Suite 207
Palm Springs
Priority Pediatrics of the Palm Beaches
561.840.5950
www.prioritypediatricspalmbeach.com
700 S. Rosemary Ave., Suite 204
West Palm Beach
Senior Living
Lourdes Noreen McKeen Residences
561.655.8544
www.lourdesmckeen.org
315 S. Flagler Drive
West Palm Beach
Skin Care
Eva & Maria Kozmetika
561.832.1993
www.evamariaskincare.com
2807 South Dixie Highway, Suite 22
West Palm Beach
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Experience world-class care, now closer than ever before. Northwell Health’s newest multispecialty in West Palm Beach is your destination for concierge primary care and specialized medical services, whenever and wherever you need us. Join us today to access exceptional healthcare tailored to your needs right here in your community!
Health & Wellness
Spas
Eva & Maria Kozmetika
561.832.1993
www.evamariaskincare.com 2807 South Dixie Highway, Suite 22 West Palm Beach
The Fountain 561.320.3142
www.thefountainwpb.com 1900 Okeechobee Blvd., Suite A10, West Palm Beach
www.bodyworkblisspalmbeach.com 2121 Broward Ave., 217, West Palm Beach
Palm Beach Wellbeing
561.440.1474
www.palmbeachwellbeing.com 1411 N. Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach
Thai Bodywork Palm Beach
561.508.0959
www.bodyworkblisspalmbeach.com 211 Broward Avenue, Suite 217 West Palm Beach
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Member Spotlight
JANICE ZOLLORIDENOUR
J. Zollo & Associates
Janice Zollo-Ridenour is a South Florida native and president of J. Zollo & Associates, Inc., a professional QuickBooks consulting and bookkeeping firm that has been servicing the Palm Beaches for close to 30 years. Janice is a trustee and board member of the Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce and has been a member since 2015. Her firm specializes in empowering businesses and families to fully leverage the capabilities of QuickBooks, maximizing their financial management efficiency.
Why is Palm Beach a great place to do business?
Besides the beautiful weather and gorgeous scenery, Palm Beach offers a unique opportunity to be a part of a close-knit community that values and appreciates those businesses that embrace its unique culture.
ROBERT SADLER CLARK
Palm Beach Atlantic University
President Desmond Keogh
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Palm Beach County Courthouse
Numbers to Know
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Nurses Providing the Finest Quality Nursing Care in Palm Beach and Martin County for over 20 Years.
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Special assistance for you and your pet. (based upon availability)
Blood Pressure and Flu Shot Clinic, Call for Information
Palm Beach International [PBI] West Palm Beach..............471.7420
North Palm Beach
General Aviation [F45]-Jupiter....626.9799
Palm Beach County Park Airport [LNA] – Lantana..............656.9815
Palm Beach County Glades Airport [PHK] – Pahokee............924.5253
Ft. Lauderdale/Hollywood Airport [FLL]........................954.359.1200
Miami International Airport [MIA] ......................305.876.7000
Boca Raton Airport......................391.2202
Need More Answers?
Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce
561.655.3282 palmbeachchamber.com
Business Development Board of Palm Beach County
561.835.1008 bdb.org
Cultural Council for Palm Beach County 561.471.2901 palmbeachculture.com
Discover The Palm Beaches
800.554.7256 thepalmbeaches.com
Palm Beach County Film & Television Commission 561.233.1000 pbfilm.com
Palm Beach County Parks & Recreation
561.966.6600 pbcparks.com
Palm Beach County Sports Commission 561.233.3180 palmbeachsports.com
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PAUL MATHIS
Member Spotlight
PAUL N. LEONE
The Breakers Palm Beach
From a certified public accountant to world-class hotelier, Paul N. Leone has been credited with engineering the turnaround of one of the world’s most iconic resorts. By creating a unique organizational culture for the 128-year-old company and its 2,400 associates, he has achieved best-inclass employee fulfillment, guest satisfaction, social impact and financial performance. After joining The Breakers Palm Beach, Inc. in 1985, Leone progressed through the resort’s financial division to executive leadership, becoming president in 1994 at age 36, and appointed CEO in 2016.
How has the Palm Beach Chamber benefited your business?
Being a member of the Chamber of Commerce has benefited The Breakers in many ways, most importantly by portraying and representing the brand of Palm Beach in such a positive light. I like to say, “what is good for Palm Beach is good for The Breakers, and what is good for The Breakers should be good for Palm Beach.” The Chamber is, and always has been, a great partner in this regard.
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Accommodations Places to Stay, Play and Relax
Stay in style in the hotels and resorts of the Palm Beaches.
AKA West Palm
695 South Olive Ave.
West Palm Beach, FL 33401
561.821.2252
Located in the heart of lively downtown West Palm Beach, just a few blocks from the stunning Intracoastal, the newly completed AKA West Palm offers both respite from and antidote to the ordinary, with chic, ultramodern suites and residences, an exclusive Penthouse level, and elevated lifestyle amenities to enhance your stay—whether you’re traveling for business or pleasure.
The Ambassador Hotel
2730 South Ocean Boulevard
Palm Beach, FL 33480
561.582.2511
ambassadorpb.com
Palm Beach’s only oceanfront hotel and residence is a serene oasis
on the island’s best beach, with all apartment suites with full kitchens, living room and king bed(s), plus a pool, beach access and fitness center, business center and grill and lounge.
Amrit Ocean Resort & Residence
3100 N. Ocean Drive
Riviera Beach/Singer Island, FL 33404
844.692.6748
amritocean.com
This oceanfront resort is designed to provide an immersive wellness experience. With more than 300 feet of pristine beaches, relax and enjoy the soothing sound of the waves lapping the shore in a unique place where Eastern principles meet Western luxury. Embark on your journey towards mindful living and a personal path of greater physical and mental well-being.
The Colony Hotel – Palm Beach
Accommodations
The Ben West Palm 251 N. Narcissus Avenue West Palm Beach, FL 33412
561.655.4001
thebenwestpalm.com
The Ben is a 208-room boutique hotel— part of the acclaimed Marriott Autograph Collection—on the West Palm Beach waterfront. Inspired by Byrd Spilman Dewey’s Ben Trovato Estate, one of Palm Beach County’s original great homes, The Ben brings to West Palm Beach what its namesake is known for—being a notorious host and social facilitator. Reimagined for today, The Ben is a classic hotel for the new age. Whether you are relaxing at the rooftop pool or indulging in one of the perfectly curated menus at either Proper Grit or Spruzzo, be your own “Ben Vivant” and have your story well told.
The Brazilian Court Hotel 301 Australian Avenue Palm Beach, FL 33480
561.655.7740
thebraziliancourt.com
Elegant Spanish Colonial architecture, lush tropical courtyards and fountains and warm ocean breezes frame the exclusive
Brazilian Court Hotel. A historic landmark infused throughout with Roaring 1920s glamour and boutique intimacy, this private, 80-room enclave is the classic Palm Beach luxury getaway—bringing together stunning, high-style accommodations and impeccable service for an unforgettable experience.
The Breakers Palm Beach One South County Road Palm Beach, FL 33480
561.655.6611
thebreakers.com
Founded on the sands of Palm Beach in 1896, The Breakers welcomes guests with unparalleled seaside glamour and worldclass amenities. Enjoy everything under the sun—private beachfront, four pools, acclaimed restaurants, indoor-outdoor Ocean Fitness center, stunning spa, shopping, golf and more. For an ultraexclusive stay, experience Flagler Club, its boutique hotel atop the resort.
The Colony Hotel 155 Hammon Avenue Palm Beach, FL 33480
561.655.5430
thecolonypalmbeach.com
The Brazilian Court Hotel
As it has since 1947, The Colony embraces a multigenerational clientele with energy and style, ensuring that each guest feels young at heart. Palm Beach’s Pink Paradise is, at the fabulous age of 78, more brilliant and happening than it has ever been; it’s the social hub of this sunny island, blending its enduring charisma with some fresh fun—and a resounding pop of rosé.
Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa
100 South Ocean Boulevard
Manalapan, FL 33462
561.533.6000
eaupalmbeach.com
This AAA five-diamond and Forbes fivestar resort is situated on a secluded private beach on seven acres of the Atlantic coast with breathtaking ocean views and lush tropical gardens. The resort’s many amenities include the award-winning 42,000-squarefoot Eau Spa, three tennis courts, two oceanfront pools, a fitness center and exciting kids and teens programs. Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa has four restaurants and is just minutes from the lively nightlife of Delray Beach and iconic shopping along Worth Avenue.
Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach
2800 South Ocean Boulevard Palm Beach, FL 33480
561.582.2800
fourseasons.com/palmbeach
At Palm Beach Island’s only five-star, five-diamond resort, the feel is timeless, charming and intimately connected to our private beachfront just steps beyond our front door. Every detail and memorable experience tells the story of the warmth and spirit of our iconic island. Settle into the easygoing pace of life by the water, where an authentic Palm Beach experience awaits.
Hilton Palm Beach Airport
150 Australian Avenue West Palm Beach, FL 33406
561.684.9400
This lakeside retreat is within a 10minute drive to West Palm Beach’s downtown, County Convention Center and sandy beach. The airport and CityPlace open-air plaza, cultural arts theater and shops are a seven-minute drive via its free shuttle. Enjoy a lakeside pool and whirlpool, poolside bar and fitness center.
Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa
Accommodations
Hilton West Palm Beach
600 Okeechobee Boulevard
West Palm Beach, FL 33401
561.231.6000
Located in the heart of Downtown West Palm Beach, the AAA four-diamond Hilton West Palm Beach features contemporary design, indoor/outdoor dining and a tropical pool deck overlooking the resort-style pool. The 400-room lifestyle hotel is just 3 miles from Palm Beach International (PBI) airport, 2 miles from world-famous Palm Beach and directly across the street from CityPlace. For guests seeking to live like a local, Hilton West Palm Beach is the downtown retreat with a central location, thriving pool scene, flexible event spaces, community activations and award-winning culinary, where the warmth of hospitality welcomes you.
Hyatt Place West Palm Beach
295 Lakeview Avenue
West Palm Beach, FL 33401
561.655.1454
hyattplacewestpalmbeach.com
Located in the heart of downtown West Palm Beach and a five-minute drive to Palm Beach Inter national Airport, Hyatt Place is
centrally located to popular area attractions including CityPlace, Palm Beach County Convention Center, Kravis Center and the Palm Beach Zoo.
Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa
5 Florida A1A, Jupiter
561.746.2511
opalcollection.com/jupiter-beach
The resort boasts a variety of amenities that complement its 175 well-appointed guest rooms and suites. In addition to its tropical beachfront location, the property features the seafood-driven restaurant Latitudes, an outdoor beach bar, a sophisticated lounge with live entertainment, an intimate 7,500square-foot spa, oceanfront pool, waterfall hot tub, lighted tennis and pickleball court, and fitness center.
Palm Beach Marriott Singer Island Beach Resort & Spa
3800 North Ocean Drive, Singer Island, FL 33404
561.340.1700
marriott.com/palmbeachmarriott
The AAA four-diamond Palm Beach Marriott Singer Island Beach Resort & Spa is the
Hilton West Palm Beach
only all-suite beachfront property in Palm Beach County. Within minutes from shopping, cultural activities, entertainment and sporting events, the hotel features 193 suites with private terraces, a 24-hour fitness center, signature restaurant, lounge, pool bar & grill, coffee shop, expansive meeting and event space, two outdoor swimming pools, on-site watersport activities and SiSpa, an award-winning seaside sanctuary named one of Conde Nast Traveler’s Top 100 U.S. Resort Spas.
Palm Beach Historic Inn
365 South County Road
Palm Beach, FL 33480
561.832.4009
palmbeachhistoricinn.com
Discover old world charm combined with southern tropical vibes. This intimate, historic hotel is nestled in the heart of Palm Beach, offering guests the very best value around. Affordable, quaint and charming, the Palm Beach Historic Inn takes pride in providing comfortable, pristine accommodations in a central location just one block from the beach.
Tideline
2842 S. Ocean Boulevard
Palm Beach, FL 33480
561.934.4048
tidelineresort.com
This oceanfront hotel features 134 brand-new luxury guest rooms and suites with Fili D’oro bedding. The entire hotel was renovated at the end of 2023 and has been rated among the top resorts in Florida by reader’s choice in Conde Nast Traveler Guests have access to a private white sand beach, two world-class restaurants within the resort, and a full-service spa that has been ranked among the best in Florida.
White Elephant Palm Beach
280 Sunset Avenue
Palm Beach, FL 33480
844.462.9483
whiteelephantpalmbeach.com
From an icon of Nantucket hospitality comes a fully renovated destination resort in Palm Beach. Experience the timeless charm and elegance of White Elephant with a brand-new Palm Beach sensibility. This contemporary interpretation of Mediterranean revival architecture reflects the pulse and excitement of Palm Beach while capturing the spirit of a stately home.
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Attractions Tours and Family Fun
Tours and Family Fun
TOURS
Island Living
561.868.7944
Palm Beach
www.islandlivingpb.com
Founded 17 years ago by longtime resident Leslie Diver, Island Living Tours educate and entertain. Diver’s tours provide an up-closeand-personal view of Palm Beach, highlighting its colorful history and world-class architecture, and providing the skinny on residents famous and infamous.
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Busch Wildlife Sanctuary
561.575.3399
17855 Rocky Pines Road, Jupiter buschwildlife.org
The Busch Wildlife Sanctuary is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the protection and conservation of Florida’s wildlife and natural resources. To accomplish this mission, the Sanctuary is open to the public, offers environmental education opportunities, and provides
wildlife rescue and rehabilitative services. The concept of this facility was not to simply build a “zoo” exhibiting caged animals but to create a unique sanctuary that combines a community nature and learning center with a wildlife hospital. Along the trails are wildlife habitats exhibiting a variety of native animals from bald eagles to Florida panthers, deer, otters, foxes, alligators, bears and much more.
CityPlace
561.366.1000
700 S. Rosemary Ave., West Palm Beach www.cityplace.com
CityPlace is a dynamic experiential neighborhood reimagining contemporary lifestyle as a destination for retail, cuisine, design, world-class art and mixed-use space. Located in the heart of Downtown West Palm Beach, CityPlace presents a thoughtfully curated mix of more than 50 shops and restaurants.
Cox Science Center and Aquarium
561.832.1988
4801 Dreher Trail North, West Palm Beach www.coxsciencecenter.org
The mission of the Cox Science Center & Aquarium is to “open every mind to science.” The Center features more than 80 interactive exhibits, a 10,000-gallon fresh and saltwater aquarium, a full-dome planetarium, Engineers on a Roll, and an outdoor science trail. There’s no end to the fun-filled learning your family will enjoy.
Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society
561.547.9453
1301 Summit Boulevard, West Palm Beach www.palmbeachzoo.org
Imagine yourself on a path surrounded by nature. Sunlight warms your face and lush green fronds tickle your arms as you venture deeper into the jungle. The tropical air renews your peace of mind and provides a sultry setting for the animal squawks, chuffs, howls and squeaks that delight your senses. Families with big smiles pass as you discover exotic rare animals along the shaded pathways. Welcome to Palm Beach Zoo!
South Florida Fair
561.793.0333
9067 Southern Boulevard, West Palm Beach www.southfloridafair.com
Since 1993, the themed expositions produced every year during the South Florida Fair are one of the most popular attractions of the event. Every January since 1912, you’ve come to expect 17 fun-filled days at the South Florida Fair, where you get to experience educational and interactive exhibits at historic Yesteryear Village and the award winning Agriplex. The 2025 annual Fair (Jan. 17-Feb. 2) will “Imagine the Future” through 15 interactive exhibits, exploring how the fascinating ideas and concepts of science fiction could soon become the reality of tomorrow. Discover the wonders of science, technology, engineering, math, biomedicine, artificial intelligence and more.
South Florida Fair Expo Center 561.793.0333
9067 Southern Boulevard, West Palm Beach www.southfloridafair.com
Throughout the year, the South Florida Fairgrounds typically hosts more than 100 events. Barrett-Jackson, The World’s Greatest Collector Car Auction, is held at the facility each spring. Weekend events include antique and RV shows, kids’ events, home shows and a variety of other consumer exhibitions. The Fairgrounds property consists of 131 acres with on-site parking for more than 6,000 vehicles. The Expo Center offers 128,000 square feet of indoor trade space. The 20,000-seat iThink Financial Amphitheatre and the 9-acre Yesteryear Village, a Living History Park, are also located on the Fairgrounds.
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Palm Beach Opera
Miami City Ballet
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Palm Beach: Your Passport to the Arts
A thriving arts and culture scene is vital to the vibrancy of any place, from large metropolis to quaint hamlet. Palm Beach has these traits in spades, punching past its cultural weight with myriad art spaces in its 7.8 square miles.
To start, there are the galleries, a linchpin of the Palm Beach lifestyle from the island’s inception. Standard bearers such as Frascione, Findlay and Rosenbaum provide the discerning collector and window shopper alike with an inventory of art that is both widely encompassing and highly curated—from Old Masters and French Impressionists to the best of contemporary and modern art. With so many galleries lining Worth Avenue and tucked into its many discrete vias, world-class art is commonplace on this uncommon street. Palm Beach’s museums and larger arts institutions are also a fixture on the island. The Flagler Museum, once the Gilded Age estate of railroad maven Henry Flagler, is one of the cultural treasures of the southeastern U.S.—a palace rich in history, and whose changing exhibitions illuminate aspects of historical Florida and the people who shaped its legacy. The Society of the Four Arts is also a signature destination for locals and visitors alike. Membership-driven but open to all, this arts campus offers art exhibitions, film screenings, live orchestral performances, a sculpture garden and a literary salon, as well as a first-rate speaker series bringing top names in politics, media, sports and entertainment to Palm Beach for lively presentations and audience discussions.
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Palm Beach: Your Passport to the Arts
These artistic staples of Palm Beach represent just the first stamp in your passport to the Palm Beaches. Minutes away in the county seat of West Palm Beach, countless more cultural experiences await. Palm Beach Symphony, Palm Beach Opera and Miami City Ballet perform at the Kravis Center, a multibuilding artistic sanctuary in downtown West Palm Beach. Its venues also welcome touring Broadway productions, comedians, and pop and jazz concerts. The region’s history beckons at the Richard and Pat Johnson Palm Beach County History Museum, a free institution that showcases the area’s rich heritage from its confines in a 1916-vintage downtown courthouse.
As with everything in this ever-evolving island and county, there is always more to come. Palm Beach will soon welcome the grand opening of The Innovate, a gleaming waterfront theater on Royal Poinciana Way that promises an eclectic mix of music, dance, comedy, film, lectures and more.
Turn the page to explore the finest in arts and culture in Palm Beach and beyond.
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Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens
561.832.5328
2051 South Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach www.ansg.org
Resting on two waterfront acres in the middle of the city, this garden owes its name to its original resident. Ann Norton was the second wife of influential museum founder Ralph Norton. Following her husband’s death, she began creating monumental sculptures in brick and granite. These nine sculptures—some figurine, others abstract, all evocative—still tower over the property honoring her legacy. Visitors can marvel at Norton’s work while also enjoying special exhibitions surrounded by more than 250 species of palm trees.
Armory Art Center
561.832.1776
811 Park Place, West Palm Beach www.armoryart.org
The mission of the Armory Art Center is to inspire the creation and experience of art. The Armory Art Center has provided superior visual art instruction for more than three decades. Housed in an historic Art Deco building, the Armory provides classes for students of all ages. Held in 12 state-of-the-art studios with 20,000 square feet of classroom space, the
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Armory offers nearly 100 courses in ceramics, jewelry, digital arts, drawing, painting, printmaking, fiber and sculpture. In addition, throughout the season the Armory hosts a variety of lectures, salons, exhibitions and special events in our three galleries for the entire community to enjoy.
Flagler Museum
561.655.2833
One Whitehall Way, Palm Beach www.flaglermuseum.us
Lunch Available
The Flagler Museum is the former home of Henry Morrison Flagler. Flagler’s Florida East Coast Railway and luxury hotels brought commerce and tourism to South Florida, establishing Palm Beach as a premier winter resort. Completed in 1902, Whitehall, Flagler’s Gilded Age estate in Palm Beach, is open to the public. The Flagler Museum is a National Historic Landmark.
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Norton Museum of Art
561.832.5196
1450 South Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach www.norton.org
Lunch Available
Since its founding in 1941, the Norton Museum of Art has become one of Florida’s major cultural institutions. The museum is known internationally for its distinguished permanent collection featuring American, Chinese, European and contemporary art as well as photography. Following a $100 million transformation project that was 10 years in the making, the Norton reopened in 2019 with 12,000 square feet of new gallery space; expanded classroom space; a larger student exhibition space; a state-of-the art, 210-seat auditorium; a new store and restaurant; and a Great Hall serving as the Museum’s “living room.” The expansion also includes a lawn for outdoor programming or relaxing and a sculpture garden.
Established in 1994, Pan’s Garden takes its name from the bronze statue of Pan of Rohallion that graces the garden’s entrance pool. Designed by Frederick MacMonnies in 1890, the statue depicts Pan—the ancient god of shepherds who protects and guards the flocks—in idealized human form playing his enchanted pipe of reeds. It is a fitting name and symbol for a garden that serves to protect and showcase Florida’s indigenous plants and the wildlife they support.
Richard & Pat Johnson Palm Beach County History Museum 561.832.4164
300 North Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach www.pbchistory.org
The Historical Society of Palm Beach County operates the Johnson History Museum located in the historic 1916 Courthouse. Interactive, state-of-the-art
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exhibits and special temporary exhibitions tell the story of our county’s rich and varied history, from Native Americans to presentday civic and cultural leaders. The museum offers free admission and is open 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday to Saturday.
Society of the Four Arts
561.655.7226
100 Four Arts Plaza, Palm Beach www.fourarts.org
Since its founding in 1936, the Four Arts has offered a dynamic lineup of cultural programs, including art exhibitions, notable speakers, concerts, films and educational programs. The campus is home to beautiful sculpture and botanical gardens, a library and children’s library and a state-of-the-art building offering lifelong learning opportunities.
Galleries
Art de Vivre Gallery and Design
561.203.0919
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621 Northlake Boulevard North Palm Beach www.artdevivregallery.com
Art de Vivre Gallery offers a wide variety of paintings, sculptures and other art objects inspired by Pop Art and street art. The artwork shown here is of iconic imagery inspired by emerging but also often internationally renowned street artists.
Camilla Webster Art 646.477.1512
500 Palm Street, Unit 11 West Palm Beach www.camillawebster.com
Camilla Webster is recognized as one of South Florida’s leading living artists and designers. The museum-collected painter creates abstract and impressionist paintings capturing idyllic moments in time. Webster’s work focuses on the essence of the human spirit, radical beauty, idyllic memory and healing through abstracted landscapes and seascapes. Camilla was honored to be chosen in 2022-2023 as the artist
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Findlay Galleries, established in 1870, is world-r enowned for its distinguished collections of Impressionism, European Modernism, l’École de Rouen, l’École de Paris, 20th century American art, and its stable of contemporary artists. Explore the various exhibitions on two spacious floors housing 10 elegant galleries at its flagship gallery, located on Worth Avenue for more than 60 years.
Frascione Gallery
561.444.2072
256 Worth Avenue, Suite O, Palm Beach www.frascionearte.com
Frascione Gallery, founded by Federico Gandolfi Vannini in 2009 in Florence, continues a family tradition that dates back to the 19th century in Naples. With a notable collection of Old Master paintings and a reputation for selling to renowned museums worldwide, the gallery recently opened its first location in Palm Beach. Spanning centuries of art, Frascione Gallery showcases select ancient, modern and contemporary artists, inviting visitors to explore a diverse range of artworks.
GAVLAK Gallery
561.833.0583
2406 Florida Avenue, West Palm Beach www.gavlakgallery.com
GAVLAK is an internationally recognized contemporary art gallery with locations in West Palm Beach and Los Angeles. Founded by Sarah Gavlak in 2005, the gallery represents more than 20 acclaimed artists, primarily focusing on the representation of women, BIPOC and LGBTQ+ artists. Over the last two
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decades, GAVLAK has staged highly conceptual, pioneering exhibitions, including early solo presentations by Lisa Anne Auerbach, Jose Alvarez (D.O.P.A.), Wade Guyton, Shelia Hicks, Elizabeth Klay, Simone Leigh, Marilyn Minter and Betty Tompkins.
KASHA McKee Gallery
561.229.0046
500 Dixie Highway
Lake Worth Beach www.kashamckee.com
Canadian-born artist KASHA McKee is gaining momentum with collectors as they discover her conceptual photographic art inspired by the life around her and her travels. KASHA creates original art works using hundreds of digital photographs to bridge the possible with the impossible. This imaginative approach of extreme realism engages each viewer to discuss the significant stories behind the work, lending to wonderful conversations in any setting.
Pryor Fine Art
404.242.8576
501 Palm Street, Unit A1
West Palm Beach
www.pryorfineart.com
Pryor represents more than 60 exceptional artists, carefully selected from emerging and established talents across the U.S, Canada, Australia and Berlin. Demand for the work of its artists has made the gallery a state- and nationwide destination for fine art. Top designers throughout the country source Pryor for commercial clients and for private collections each year.
Rosenbaum Contemporary
561.508.6174
2 Via Parigi, Worth Avenue Palm Beach
www.rosenbaumcontemporary.com
Rosenbaum Contemporary is a threegeneration, family-owned fine art gallery established in South Florida since 1979 and specializing in museum-level artwork by an international roster of postwar, modern and contemporary masters and emerging artists. The gallery also offers a wide range of services to collectors and corporations including art consulting and resale of select artwork.
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Member Spotlight
DAVID McCLYMONT
Palm Beach Symphony
David McClymont, CEO of the Palm Beach Symphony, is a visionary leader with a background in competitive sports, including being a two-time Ironman athlete and former competitive surfer. Under his guidance, the Symphony has flourished, expanding its community outreach and elevating its artistic profile. His passion for excellence and dedication to enriching the cultural landscape of Palm Beach make him a driving force in both the arts and business communities.
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Performing Arts
Leave time for the performing arts during any visit, as the region’s options are numerous.
Ballet Palm Beach creates and presents unique, meaningful performances, outreach programs and training experiences. These artistic activities add to the cultural richness of our community. Ballet Palm Beach is dedicated to building a relationship with its community by bringing ballet to the people in our area with public performances and school programs throughout Palm Beach County.
Chamber Music Society of Palm Beach
561.379.6773
340 Royal Poinciana Way, Palm Beach www.cmspb.org
The mission of the Chamber Music Society of Palm Beach is to sponsor performances and educational programs of the highest artistic merit and to promote a greater understanding and appreciation of solo and chamber music to enhance the cultural life of Palm Beach. Performances run at various venues in the Palm Beaches from November through April.
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Harriet Himmel Theater for the Performing Arts
561.366.1000
700 South Rosemary Avenue, West Palm Beach www.cityplace.com
Serving as the centerpiece for CityPlace in the heart of downtown West Palm Beach, the Harriet Himmel Theater is one of the most historically significant buildings in the city and is regarded as one of the world’s largest Spanish Colonial Revival structures. In the spring of 2024, Related Companies embarked on a full-scale and thoughtful modernization of this important building. In addition to preserving the heritage of the building and meeting today’s safety codes, Related’s $20 million investment will include much-needed facade repairs, the addition of a dramatic atrium, exterior lighting, a new roof and windows, and updated mechanical, electrical and air conditioning systems. Related’s renovation is guided by the original spirit of the building to host history-making gatherings.
The Innovate Palm Beach
70 Royal Poinciana Way, Palm Beach www.theinnovate.org
The Innovate will be Palm Beach’s premier waterfront arts and cultural center, set to open to the public in 2025. Its mission is to inspire audiences of all ages and deepen human connection through the arts. The Innovate’s 24,000-square-foot multipurpose space will host year-round performing arts, educational outreach, and community and social programming. The state-of-the-art venue will include a fully configurable, 400seat jewel box theater and full-service catering kitchen, available for events all year round.
Palm Beach Dramaworks
561.514.4042
201 Clematis Street, West Palm Beach www.palmbeachdramaworks.org
Palm Beach Dramaworks has been committed to enhancing the quality of life through the transformative power of live theatre since its founding in 2000. Guided by
what it calls “theatre to think about,” PBD has distinguished itself with vibrant productions of classic, contemporary and overlooked plays that inspire, engage, challenge and entertain audiences. Come and see what all the excitement is about!
Palm Beach Symphony
561.655.2657
700 South Dixie Highway, Suite 100 West Palm Beach
www.palmbeachsymphony.org
With nationally broadcast concerts, commissioned world premieres and acclaimed guest artists, Palm Beach Symphony is South Florida’s premier orchestra. Fresh off its 50th anniversary season, this 501(c)(3) nonprofit adheres to a mission of engaging, educating and entertaining the greater community of the Palm Beaches through live performances of inspiring orchestral music and impactful education and community outreach programs. The Symphony performs an annual Masterworks Series at the Kravis Center under the direction of Music Director Gerard Schwarz.
Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts
561.832.7469
701 Okeechobee Boulevard, West Palm Beach www.kravis.org
Celebrating more than 30 years, the Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts is a not-for-profit multipurpose performing arts center with the 2,195-seat Dreyfoos Concert Hall, 300-seat Rinker Playhouse and the 300-seat Persson Hall. The Kravis Center recently completed its expansion project, featuring an expanded Dreyfoos Hall lobby, a new main plaza, street corner marquee, valet garage and other enhancements.
Lakeside History Tour
Your travels on the nearly six-mile Lake Trail will introduce you to a variety of architectural styles and provide a peek behind the hedges along the Intracoastal Waterway.
You’ll be treated to countless views of magnificent kapok trees and swaying cocoanut palms, along with boats from around the world moored at Palm Beach Docks. The Lake Trail also showcases the remnants of historical Palm Beach, including the oldest tree in Palm Beach County. The trail includes a few spots for fishing.
Begin at the north bridge by the recently renovated Bradley Park, with its quarter-mile-long meandering crushed shell path and series of pocket gardens separated by tall hedges. (The Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach, which spearheaded the park’s beautification and redesign, won a statewide award in 2018.) While enjoying the trail’s gorgeous views, keep an eye out for these signature properties and attractions.
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The Biltmore: A grand hotel converted to condos in the ‘70s, this address once housed exclusive shops near the Beaux Arts Fashion Center complex, which was THE shopping center of the day. Nearby, between Sunrise palm beach guide 235
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and Atlantic avenues, is Palm Beach’s own “Greenwich Village”—simple wood-frame houses recalling a bygone era but filled with young, artistic talent that thrives on the upbeat tempo of the Poinciana district.
The ‘Witch’s Lair’: Be on the lookout for the town’s infamous coral cut, a stretch of Country Club Road at the island’s north end that has become a local urban legend. Some say it houses a witch’s castle full of kidnapped children; others claim it’s a bear cage. Proceed with caution!
475 N. Lake Way: The Vicarage is another reflection of Palm Beach’s style. It was once home to Bethesda’s vicar and the swashbuckling actor Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
549 N. Lake Way: One house in particular is a shingle-styled building completed in 1894, which served as Palm Beach’s first church until 1925. Now a private residence, this unique structure has been lovingly adapted to 21st century living while
retaining the integrity of its past. The clock on display called parishioners to worship when they all came by boat.
561 N. Lake Way: Further along the way, this address is also known as Duck’s Nest, built in 1891. The oldest standing house on Palm Beach, it was assembled in two parts and shipped by barge from New York. It derived its name from the freshwater lake on the property.
Past the Sailfish Club property, the trail takes you onto quiet streets with no sidewalks. Annie’s Dock, a bustling mainstay for boaters and residents of all ages, once included a wooden pier, gas pump and beloved bait shop and general store—today, a concrete pier in the same location retains the dock’s legacy. Once you reach the Palm Beach Inlet, take in the impressive yachts, gentle waterway activities and peaceful views of Peanut Island.
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John D. MacArthur Beach State Park
Despite the miles of highways, remnants of wild Florida remain in the greater Palm Beaches, if you know where to look. Shed the fancy digs and reconnect with nature.
The Everglades Entrances at: 10216 Lee Road Boynton Beach, 561.734.8303 8264 Northlake Boulevard West Palm Beach 561.804.4985
www.nps.gov/ever/index.htm
The River of Grass remains South Florida’s most important natural landmark. This indispensable ecosystem features a 100-mile river of sawgrass and sloughs framed by tropical hardwood hammocks. On your trip across this 5,000-year-old sanctuary and National Park, keep an eye out for Florida alligators, wading birds, deer, bobcats and maybe even an endangered Florida panther.
Enter at Arthur R. Marshall (A.R.M.) Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge in Boynton Beach, the largest nature center in Palm Beach
County, which opens into the most northern section of the Everglades. Visitors can rent a kayak, canoe or bike to explore more than 145,000 acres of sanctuary. A.R.M. is a haven for avian enthusiasts, as it’s said to welcome 257 bird species—along with 20 types of mammals and 60 species of reptiles and amphibians.
Closer still, the 23-mile Grassy Waters Everglades Preserve in West Palm Beach (8264 Northlake Blvd., West Palm Beach 561.804.4985) features six public trails accessible from three entrance points. At Grassy Waters’ central address off Northlake Boulevard, a visitors’ center displays artifacts from Native American tribes and Spanish conquistadors, and provides access to its most popular trail, a 1-mile elevated, shaded boardwalk. Less than a minute’s drive
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away, wilder trails await, including the 4.23mile Hog Hammock route. Bicyclists, meanwhile, can spin their wheels at the 16.6mile Owahee Trail, accessible from the visitors’ center, and aquatic adventurers can rent a kayak, if the waters are high enough.
MacArthur Beach State Park
10900 Jack Nicklaus Drive
North Palm Beach
561.624.6950
At a time when natural areas along south Florida’s coast are almost nonexistent, John D. MacArthur Beach State Park stands out as an “island in time.” It preserves the natural heritage of subtropical coastal habitat that once covered southeast Florida. Nestled on an Atlantic Ocean front barrier island, John D. MacArthur Beach State Park is the only state park in Palm Beach County. It is an environmental treasure which has been preserved for present and future generations to discover and experience. Exploring almost two miles of pristine beach and swimming, snorkeling and fishing in the clear blue waters of the Atlantic are only the beginning of the fun available in the park.
Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens
2051 South Flagler Drive
West Palm Beach, 561.832.5328 ansg.org
Resting on two waterfront acres in the middle of the city, this garden owes its name to its original resident. Ann Norton was the second wife of influential museum founder Ralph Norton. Following her husband’s death, she began creating monumental sculptures in brick and granite. These nine sculptures—some figurine, others abstract, all evocative—still tower over the property honoring her legacy. Visitors can marvel at Norton’s work while also enjoying special exhibitions surrounded by more than 250 species of palm trees. Indeed, the gardens are as much an ecological center as an outdoor art museum. Brilliantly colored Florida native Atala caterpillars, once nearly extinct, are thriving at the Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens, where their host plant, the coontie, has made a comeback thanks to conservation efforts.
Manatee Lagoon—
An FPL Eco-Discovery Center 6000 North Flagler Drive West Palm Beach, 561.626.2833 visitmanateelagoon.com
Manatees, the gentle giants of the tropics which can weigh up to 1,300 pounds, are the main attraction at this eco-center. All manatees on the 16,000-square-foot premises swim in the wild. It’s best to visit
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during winter days, when you can spot these “sea cows” enjoying the warm-water outflows from FPL’s adjacent Next Generation Clean Energy Center. Elsewhere, the admission-free center offers hands-on exhibits, arts activities, lectures, fitness programs and more.
Loggerhead Marinelife Center
14200 U.S. Highway 1 Juno Beach, 561.627.8280 marinelife.org
From predators to bright lights, turtles have a rough go of it in our ecosystem. But this leading authority on sea turtle education, research and rehabilitation is doing everything in its power to raise awareness— and population numbers—of this ancient reptile. Visitors to the 12,000-square-foot “green” facility can see these glorious animals up close and learn about their challenges, while enjoying nature trails and interactive exhibits for the whole family. During Guided Turtle Walks, in the summer, visitors have the opportunity to witness a loggerhead’s egglaying process up close.
Green Cay Nature Center
12800 Hagen Ranch Road
Boynton Beach, 561.966.7000
Located off the beaten path in western
Boynton Beach, Green Cay welcomes ecotourists to its 1.5-mile elevated boardwalk winding through a diverse paradise of palm and tropical hardwood hammock, cypress swamp and wetlands that are abundant with bird life. Other species, including river otters, bobcats and rabbits, have been spotted on the trails, and there’s more wildlife viewing at its indoor nature center—which includes a turtle aquarium, a frog terrarium and an alligator aquarium.
Wakodahatchee Wetlands
13026 Jog Road, Delray Beach, 561.493.6000
Just a half-hour’s drive south from Palm Beach, Wakodahatchee Wetlands has been Delray Beach’s premier bird-watching site for more than 25 years. In 2018, Money magazine christened Wakodahatchee the “Best Park in Florida”. More than 175 avian species flock to the site, especially during the migratory spring season, including anhingas, great blue herons, egrets, storks and spoonbills, all happy to exhibit their impressive wingspans. They’re all visible from a three-quarter-mile boardwalk—no binoculars needed. The park’s two resident alligators, Big George and Crooked Jaw, also are visible up close.
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Sporting Life in The Palm Beaches
Get fit, ace the competition, hit the links and enjoy the waves at these sporty spaces on Palm Beach.
Mandel Recreation Center
561.838.5485
340 Seaview Avenue
www.palmbeachrecreation.com
The Morton and Barbara Mandel Recreation Center opened in December 2019 and is a hub of activity offering a wide variety of youth and adult enrichment and wellness programs, youth sports, a fully supervised after-school program, camps and special events. The approximately 17,000square-foot facility features a fieldhouse, after-school room, fitness center, multipurpose rooms, café, game room, lobby and administrative offices.
For the adults, the Recreation Center offers various language, art and wellness classes to enrich and enhance lives and encourage healthy minds and bodies. The boutique Fitness Center offers cardio equipment, weight machines, and personal training and fitness classes for all levels.
Some of the youth programs offered include various art, gymnastics, karate, dance and youth strength and conditioning classes. Youth athletics include basketball, soccer and lacrosse.
The After School Program and Camp Palm Beach, providing summer and holiday camps, are highly sought-after, offering a variety of fun-filled games and activities, crafts, field trips and more. Follow us on Instagram @townofpalmbeachrecreation or on Facebook at Palm Beach Recreation Department.
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Seaview Park Tennis Center
561.838.5404
340 Seaview Avenue
www.palmbeachrecreation.com
The Seaview Park Tennis Center is a popular spot for all ages and levels of tennis players! The center features a player/spectator pavilion and full-service pro-shop, and seven lit, clay, subsurface irrigated tennis courts with shaded shelters and cooled water fountains. The courts are available for play from 7:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. A variety of play opportunities are available—including singles and doubles, events, clinics, tournaments, team tennis and recreational leagues. Instruction is available seven days a week through private lessons and adult and junior clinics. The tennis pro shop offers a wide variety of apparel, accessories and racquet stringing.
Experience the future of tennis with Palm Beach Tennis Centers’ new Play by Point system. Enjoy seamless online court bookings, direct lesson requests with our tennis professionals and a host of other innovative features. Designed for maximum efficiency and ease, this platform transforms how you access the center’s tennis programs and services.
Phipps Ocean Park Tennis Center
561.227.6450
2201 South Ocean Boulevard www.palmbeachrecreation.com
The Phipps Ocean Park Tennis Center features six clay, subsurface irrigated tennis courts with shaded shelters. The center also features a pro shop with a wide variety of apparel and accessories, and a player/spectator pavilion. The courts are available seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Saturday and 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Sunday. Programs at the facility include team tennis, private lessons, clinics, single and doubles play. The courts are located just one mile north of the Lake Worth Bridge in Palm Beach within the ocean-side Phipps Ocean Park.
Palm Beach Par 3 Golf Course
561.547.0598
2345 South Ocean Boulevard www.golfontheocean.com
Originally designed by legendary golf course architect Dick Wilson and his apprentice Joe Lee in 1961, then redesigned and completely renovated in 2009 by World Hall of Fame champion Raymond Floyd, the Palm Beach Par 3 Golf Course offers an unparalleled golfing experience. Nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and
Seaview Park Tennis Center
Sporting Life in The Palm Beaches
the beautiful Intracoastal Waterway, with beautiful landscaping, lush turf and two lakes, this Palm Beach gem is a stunning tropical setting where there is always an ocean breeze. Facilities include 18 beautiful holes, a driving range, a putting green, practice bunker and full-service pro shop with rental clubs, apparel and accessories. Al Fresco Restaurant and Bar offers breakfast, lunch and dinner, with panoramic views from the second floor of the clubhouse. Golf lessons can be arranged seven days a week from a staff of experienced PGA professionals. Located just one mile north of the Lake Worth Bridge in Palm Beach, its close proximity to Palm Beach’s finest hotels makes it an ideal location for a fun day’s outing.
Town of Palm Beach Marina
561.838.5463
500 Australian Avenue www.townofpalmbeachmarina.com
The only public marina on the island of Palm Beach, just north of the Everglades Golf Course at the Intracoastal intersection of Chilean Avenue and Lake Drive, was constructed to work in harmony with the town’s ethos, style and quality of life. It includes a $38 million renovation, completed in 2021, which transformed the old Town Docks into a world-class yacht center welcoming vessels from 60 to 294 feet.
The Town Marina is centrally located a short distance away from West Palm Beach, which has a multitude of fine restaurants, bars and shops. The island location places you within walking distance of the world-famous Worth Avenue. For those looking to leave their yacht and travel further afield, the marina is closely located to main transport links including I-95 and the Palm Beach International Airport, and railways to Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale and Miami.
The new 84-slip marina features the following:
n State-of-the-art engineering
n Bellingham concrete floating dock system
n Wider and deeper slips to facilitate superyachts
n Expanded shore power with up to 480 V, 200 amps power per slip
n High-speed wireless internet
n High-capacity, in-slip pump-out
n 16-foot wide main pier with extra-wide finger piers
n Stable, high freeboard
n Cart and porter concierge services
n Gated docks with access control system
n State-of-the-art lighting
n Security cameras throughout
n Sustainable operations that protect the environment
Town of Palm Beach Marina
Sporting Life
n Three Mediterranean-style amenity buildings with shower facilities and lounge
For more information or to reserve your slip, please contact dockmaster Mike Horn at dockmaster@townofpalmbeach.com or by calling 561.838.5463.
Beaches & Parks
561.838.5400 www.townofpalmbeach.com
The Town of Palm Beach features more than 4,700 linear feet of public beach. The Town’s Ocean Rescue Division is considered one of the top lifeguard departments in the country. The beach patrol is responsible for guarding two public beaches; lifeguards are on duty 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Phipps Ocean Park, located at 2201 S. Ocean Boulevard, has approximately three acres of beach for sunning and swimming. The park also offers a great deal of leisure opportunities for its visitors, including a wonderful grassy shaded park with picnic tables and grills available on a first-come, first-serve basis, open green space for the sports fan wanting to throw a football or Frisbee, six tennis courts, and showers and restrooms.
Bradley Park is located at the foot of the Flagler Bridge on Royal Poinciana Way and has finely manicured lawns and an historic pavilion. For those who want to sit quietly under a beautiful Royal Poinciana tree reading, picnicking or simply relaxing, Bradley Park is the place for you!
Beach Access
Center of town: Brazilian Avenue
Poinciana area: Just past Sunrise Avenue
South: Phipps Ocean Park
Bicycle Trails to Ride or Walk
Bicycling around Palm Beach is an experience not to be missed and a traditional way to see the sights. You can enjoy a scenic trip on any of the following established trails:
1.Starts at Wells Road, along North County Road, terminating at the Palm Beach Country Club: approximately 1.5 miles.
2.Starts at Worth Avenue, running north along Lake Worth, terminating two blocks north of the Sailfish Club: approximately 5 miles
3.Starts at Ibis Isle, going south, terminating at the Town of Lantana: approximately 3 miles. Enjoy the sights, ride safely and responsibly—and always wear a helmet!
Sports and Fitness
Off Island
Palm Beach visitors and residents interested in seeing and participating in professional and recreational sports may need only to venture slightly off the island. From the fishing charters idling in the marinas to the spacious equestrian facilities out west, opportunities abound. Here are a few of our favorites.
Fishing
Anglers can typically charter a sport fishing yacht from reliable vendors such as Blue Heron (561.844.3573), whose three
vessels sail from Riviera Beach and Jupiter; or Sailfish Marina (561.844.1724) in Palm Beach Shores.
Water Sports
Water sports lovers can take the plunge off Peanut Island, one of the prime snorkeling spots in the southeast, by departing on a Peanut Island Shuttle (561.777.0438). Serious divers and novices alike can avail themselves of the deep blue world of Jupiter Dive Center (561.745.7807), while Riviera Beach’s Adventure Water Sports (561.729.0690) offers a menu of parasailing, tubing, wakeboarding and water-skiing options.
Golf
Golf is also huge in the Palm Beaches, with more than 160 courses countywide— more than anywhere else in Florida—with many of them designed by the sport’s luminaries. Start on the island at the Palm Beach Par 3 Golf Course (561.547.0598), a Raymond Floyd-designed course that borders the Intracoastal on the front 9 and the Atlantic Ocean on the back 9, which has been called the “Best Par-3 in the U.S.” by a prestigious golf magazine. In Palm Beach Gardens, the PGA National Resort and Spa (800.863.2819) is anchored by five courses, and it plays host to the PGA Tour’s Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches each February.
Baseball
Palm Beach County has two convenient locales for viewing America’s favorite pastime. Palm Beach County is the Spring Training home to four MLB teams. During the month of March, the Miami Marlins and Arizona Cardinals hit the diamond at Jupiter’s Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium (561.630.1828), and the Houston Astros and Washington Nationals lace up their cleats at the CACTI Park of the Palm Beaches in West Palm Beach (561.500.4487).
Tennis
The Delray Beach Tennis Center (561.243.7360) in souther n Palm Beach County hosts the Delray Beach Open, which packs the bleachers for exciting ATP Tour action every February.
Poker
For high-stakes poker action, Palm Beach Kennel Club (561.683.2222) is a longtime institution.
Bowling
Bowlers can hit the lanes at Greenacres Bowl (561.968.0100), in a suburb of West Palm Beach.
The home for polo in the United States, the National Polo Center showcases eight championship fields, including the iconic stadium on U.S. Polo Assn. Field One, to create a must-see polo hub in Wellington, Florida.
The Breakers, Golf Instruction
Sporting Life
NPC features world-class competition from some of the top players in the world, while also developing up-and-coming American players across all levels of polo in a targeted fashion to promote excellence in the sport. The perpetual home for polo in America, NPC is owned and managed by the United States Polo Association to showcase the finest the sport has to offer. The Association’s premier event, the Gauntlet of Polo®, takes place from February to April each winter season. Throughout the year, NPC facilities are also used to showcase USPA Member Clubs and prestigious national tournament competition across all levels of polo.
National Croquet Center
561.478.2300
700 Florida Mango Road West Palm Beach
www.croquetnational.com
The National Croquet Center is home to the world's largest dedicated croquet facility, with 12 lush, full-sized championship lawns spanning four acres, and a 19,000-squarefoot clubhouse designed in the Florida Keys style. Constructed in 2002, the Center is the best-kept secret in West Palm Beach.
Topgolf
754.310.5023
400 Lucky Lane
Pompano Beach
www.topgolf.com/us/pompano-beach
Topgolf is a sports entertainment complex that features an inclusive, high-tech golf game that everyone can enjoy, paired with an outstanding food and beverage menu, all-weather hitting bays and music.
Palm Beach County Demographics at a Glance
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Addison
Alkeon
Alliance
Anagenesis
Anchin
AUA
Aurelius
Balyasny
BDT
Bene
Bergen
Bessemer
BlackRock
Blue
Blue
Boxwood
Catalus
Chilton
CIBC
Convergence
Cresset
Hundreds of firms have opened offices in the Palm Beaches Look who’s here:
HPS Investment Group
Hunter Global Investors
Impala Asset Management
Incapital
Intech Investment Management
JP Morgan
JVB Financial
Kayne Anderson
Lawless Edwards and Warren
Lee Munder Investments
The Legend Group
Lighthouse Partners
Matrix Private Capital Group
Merrill Lynch Wealth Management
Mesirow Financial
Millennium Management
Global Investment
Moelis & Company
Morgan Stanley
MSD Capital
Myriad Asset Management
NCCI
Neuberger Berman
NewDay USA
Norwest Equity Partners
Northern Trust
Ocean Sound Partners
Omega Advisors
Oppenheimer & Company
Otter Creek Management
Oxford Financial Group
Palisade Capital Management
Palm Beach Capital
Paulson Investment Company
Point72
Polen Capital
Priderock Capital Partners
Red Oak Capital Partners
RedBird Capital Partners
RiverNorth Capital
Sanders Capital LLC
Segra Capital Management
Siebert Williams Shank & Co., LLC
Siris Capital
SkyBridge Capital
State Trust
Sterling Organization
Sun Capital Partners, Inc.
Theorem Fund Services
Third Friday
Third Frontier Management
Tiger Global Management
Total Return Fund
Tremblant Capital
Tudor Investment Corporation
Two Sigman Group
UBS Financial Services
Vipertec
Virtu Financial
Voloridge Investment Management
Wealthspire
Wexford Capital
Wilshire Advisors
WorldQuant
Member Spotlight
TINA THOMPSON
Epiphany Leadership Coaching, LLC
An accomplished executive as well as a certified leadership coach, Tina is the executive advisor at Frisbie Group. With more than 25 years in global C-Suite roles, Tina also founded four successful businesses, including her coaching practice, Epiphany Leadership Coaching. Tina is the Palm Beach Chapter president of Truth At Work. She is the Honorary Global Ambassador of Female Wave of Change, which she launched. Tina sits on the President’s Council at St. Thomas Aquinas College.
What is your favorite activity in Palm Beach?
Participating in the Palm Beach Chamber’s Women’s Leadership Council, where I am one of the founding members.
Doing Business in Palm Beach
By Doug Evans
Palm Beach, Florida, is not only renowned for its luxury lifestyle but also for its thriving business environment.
The area offers a dynamic mix of industries, with a strong presence in real estate, finance, health care, technology and hospitality. Palm Beach has become an attractive destination for entrepreneurs and established companies alike, thanks to its favorable tax policies, business-friendly climate and a high-net-worth population, helping to support its reputation as “Wall Street South.”
The local economy benefits from a robust infrastructure, including access to international airports, ports and a skilled workforce. Many financial services firms, wealth management advisors and real estate developers are headquartered in the region, drawn by the area’s affluent residents and visitors.
Additionally, Palm Beach is home to a growing tech sector, as startups and innovators are increasingly drawn to its strategic location and quality of life.
With its combination of business opportunities, prestigious environment and scenic beauty, Palm Beach continues to be a hub for success and growth.
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Member Spotlight
MICHAEL KOPPY
Go Green Dry Cleaners™
Michael G. Koppy has been an entrepreneur since age 19. After opening his first business, a popular tanning salon in New York, he parlayed that venture into several multimillion-dollar success stories. Most recently, he shifted focus to Go Green Dry Cleaners™, the nation’s fastestgrowing chain of eco-friendly dry cleaners, whose flagship store is located in the heart of downtown Palm Beach island. Michael sits on the Executive Board of Directors for a multibillion-dollar international hospitality group, TAFER Hotels and Resorts. Michael was awarded Entrepreneur of the Year 2023/2024 by the Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce.
How has the Palm Beach Chamber benefited your business?
The Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce has benefited our business (GoGreen Dry Cleaners) by providing a worldclass business/brand development platform while maintaining the perfect balance of sophisticated fun, style and quality connections.
How to do Business in Palm Beach
Welcome to the Town of Palm Beach. The Town wants to help you be successful in your new business. We’ve developed the following information to guide you in finding answers to the many questions you may have about doing business in the Town.
Zoning
All new businesses must comply with Town zoning regulations. It is important to confirm how the underlying property is zoned, and whether the zoning district allows the proposed business. Call the Zoning Administrator at 561.838.5431.
Off-Street Parking Requirements
Parking requirements vary depending on specific site variables: new building construction versus use of an existing structure, intensification of use, occupancy changes, etc. Call the Zoning Administrator at 561.838.5431.
Signage Requirements
The Town regulates the type, size, location and lighting of all signs that advertise businesses. Permits and inspections are required. Call the Planning Administrator at 561.838.5431.
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How to do Business in Palm Beach
Variance, Site Plan or Special Exception Required?
Some businesses, depending on their nature, design and/or location, may require specific approval from the Town Council. Call the Zoning Administrator at 561.838.5431.
New and/or Renovated Building? Demolition?
New construction, exterior changes to existing buildings and/or demolition require approval of either the Town’s Architectural Commission or the Landmarks Preservation Commission. Permits and inspections are required. Call the Planning Administrator at 561.838.5431.
Building Permits, Inspections And Fees
All construction work (including demolition) requires a permit. Changing “occupancy type” of an existing building or space may require renovations to be performed. Fees vary upon project value. Construction will be inspected by the Town to assure compliance with the Florida Building Code. Strict fines can be imposed upon persons who fail to obtain permits. Call the Building Official at 561.838.5431.
Hours of Construction & Noise
The Town regulates permissible work hours as well as noise limitations. Seasonal work is prohibited on Worth Avenue. Call the Building Official at 561.838.5431.
Business Tax Receipt (BTR)
All businesses must obtain an annual Business Tax Receipt from both the Town and Palm Beach County. All persons working at the same business yet holding an individual state professional license must obtain a BTR. Examples include attorneys, brokers, sales agents, massage therapists, stylists, etc.
Change of business location requires zoning approval, a new application, payment of a transfer fee and surrender of the current receipt.
Change of ownership requires proof of sale of business, a new application, payment of a transfer fee and surrender of the current receipt.
No business tax receipt will be issued until applicable Town, County and State laws are complied with, including but not limited to building, zoning, construction industry licensing, fire control and health. BTR questions should be directed to the BTR Coordinator at 561.227.6413.
Special Requirements For Certain Occupations:
A. If your profession or business is certified by the Department of Business and
How to do Business in Palm Beach
Professional Regulation (850.487.1395) or the Department of Health (561.840.4500), you must attach a copy of your certification, registration or license to the local BTR application.
B. Banks, mortgage brokers, financial companies and stockbrokers must be registered with the Office of Financial Regulation (850.487.9687). A copy of the license showing proper business location must be attached to the local BTR application.
C. Restaurants are subject to state and county requirements (licensing, inspections, etc.) in addition to local regulations imposed by the Town. Restaurateurs and mobile food unit operators must contact the Division of Hotels & Restaurants (850.487.1395). A copy of the state-approved inspection report must be attached to the local BTR application.
E. Certified contractors must attach a copy of State of Florida and/or Palm Beach County Certification. Call 561.233.5525 for certification information. County receipt is required; countywide municipal receipt is optional.
Miscellaneous Tips
All businesses organized as corporations or limited liability companies must be Florida-based, or be registered with the state as a foreign corporation. Find details at dos.fl.gov/sunbiz.
If a business name is different in any way whatsoever from a corporate or LLC name (including suffixes such as Inc., Ltd., etc.), the business must file a fictitious name registration with the State. Find details at dos.fl.gov/sunbiz.
The Town has an historical landmarking program. Consult the Planning Administrator (561.838.5431) if the proposed business is located within an officially designated landmarked site.
D. Food outlets, auto repair, travel agencies, telemarketers, health and dance (ballroom) studios must attach a permit, registration or exemption from the State of Florida’s Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services (1.800.435.7352) to the local BTR application.
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How to do Business in Palm Beach
The Town’s entire Code of Ordinances can be perused and reviewed online at library.municode.com/fl/palm_beach/codes/ code_of_ordinances.
More Business Resources
Business Development Board of Palm Beach County
310 Evernia St.
West Palm Beach, FL 33401
561.835.1008 | www.bdb.org
CareerSource Palm Beach County 3400 Belvedere Road
West Palm Beach, FL 33406
561.340.1060 | www.careersourcepbc.com
Department of Revenue
West Palm Beach Service Center
2468 Metrocentre Blvd.
West Palm Beach, FL 33407
561.640.2800 | www.floridarevenue.com
Economic Council of Palm Beach County P.O. Box 69
West Palm Beach, FL 33402
561.684.1551
www.economiccouncilpbc.org
Florida Business Development Corporation
7270 N.W. 12th St., PH6 Miami, FL 33126
305.597.5225 | www.fbdc.net
Florida Department of State Division of Corporations
The Centre of Tallahassee 2415 N. Monroe St., Suite 810 Tallahassee, FL 32303
850.245.6000 www.dos.fl.gov/sunbiz
Florida Department of Revenue Division of Reemployment Tax, Employer Information Center 5050 W. Tennessee St. Tallahassee, FL 32399
850.488.6800
www.floridarevenue.com
Internal Revenue Service Taxpayer Assistance Center
625 N. Flagler Drive West Palm Beach, FL 33401
844.545.5640 | www.irs.gov
SCORE
500 S. Australian Ave., Suite 115 West Palm Beach, FL 33401
111 East Las Olas Blvd., HEC 1010 Fort Lauderdale FL 33301
954.762.5235 | www.fau.edu/sbdc
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Welcome From the Vice President of Membership Engagement
& Program Development
As we look ahead to 2025, we’re thrilled to build on the momentum of this past year.
In 2024, we successfully launched and programmed our Women’s Leadership Council, Technology Council, Real Estate Development Council and Healthcare Council, with even more councils on the horizon! These initiatives provide industry-specific programming and foster deeper connections among our members.
We’re also excited about our 2025 Breakfast Series, featuring dynamic speakers focused on business development and professional growth. No matter where you are in your journey, embracing continuous learning enhances both your personal and professional life.
Here’s to a year of growth, connection and new opportunities—2025 promises to be our best year yet!
Kiana Rivera Vice President of Membership Engagement & Program Development
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See You at the Chamber Breakfast
Our Sponsors, Dates and Topics
December 18, 2024
Sponsored by Hedrick Brothers Construction The Future of Our Planet – Ocean Conservation with Jess Harvey, Mark Lamberson: moderated by Dr. Denise Spirou
2025
January 15th
Sponsored by The Hanley Foundation
February 20th
Sponsored by Peggy Adams
March 17th
Sponsored by the Palm Beach International Boat Show
April 15th
Sponsored by Seminole Casino Coconut Creek
May 13th
Sponsored by Sky Cap Corp, A Medical Repatriation Company
June 17th
Sponsored by The Breakers Palm Beach
Monthly Chamber Breakfasts at The Breakers
Your Palm Beach Guide in Partnership
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Interested in learning all about all the brands, businesses and personalities that make up Palm Beach island?
Welcome to Your Palm Beach Guide! We will provide exclusive information from leaders in the business industry, including board members, trustees and key leaders in our business community. They have successfully influenced change in culture and led their industries. We’ll focus on peeling back the mystery of Palm Beach island, making it more comfortable to have everyday conversations with business leaders. Behind each business is a person who makes it happen. Join us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or anywhere else you listen to your shows.
Welcome From the Director of Communications & Marketing
As the Director of Communications & Marketing for the Palm Beach Chamber, I’m here to help you unlock the best of our incredible community. This guide is your ticket to discovering exciting events, mustvisit local businesses and the unique opportunities that make Palm Beach so special.
Whether you’re looking for ways to connect with fellow professionals, explore cultural gems or enjoy world-class dining and shopping, this guide is designed with you in mind. My role is to ensure you have the tools and information to make this your best year in Palm Beach yet.
Let the Chamber be your partner in experiencing everything Palm Beach has to offer in 2025. From connecting you to the right resources to showcasing the heartbeat of our community, we’re here to support and inspire you.
Here’s to a year of adventure, connection and success!
Gaby Portillo Director of Communications & Marketing
Welcome to the 2025 Palm Beach Guide!
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Women’s Leadership
Council of the Palm Beach Chamber
Welcome to the Women’s Leadership Council!
Our mission is to empower and inspire current and nextgeneration professional women in our community. This council is an exclusive benefit for women Chamber members. We host four quarterly events annually, providing opportunities to connect, learn and grow alongside like-minded women. Together, we aim to foster leadership, collaboration and lasting impact.
We’re excited for our 2025 programming and look forward to another year of supporting women in business!
Nicklaus Children’s Health System is the exclusive Title Sponsorship of the Women’s Leadership Council for 2025, a dynamic and impactful program of the Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce. The Women’s Leadership Council (WLC) is dedicated to empowering, inspiring, and enlightening the current and next generation of professional women in our community. This program provides invaluable opportunities for career enhancement, personal mastery, community outreach, and fostering a shared vision with the Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce.
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Real Estate Development
Council of the Palm Beach Chamber
Welcome to the Real Estate Development Council!
Our mission is to foster dialogue and build stronger business connections between real estate professionals and residential exterior service providers. Through these connections, members can confidently recommend trusted partners to their clients, driving mutual growth and success.
In collaboration with the Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce, we host four quarterly events annually, each focused on business development within the real estate sector. These gatherings offer valuable opportunities to network, share insights and stay ahead in this dynamic industry.
We’re excited about the year ahead and look forward to seeing you in 2025 as we continue to expand our programming and connections!
Healthcare Council
of the Palm Beach Chamber
Welcome to the Palm Beach Healthcare Council!
The Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce is proud to offer a council dedicated to promoting excellence in health care across our community. Our mission is to provide a dynamic forum for health care education and strategic development, one that connects patients, health care leaders, physicians and other providers.
With four quarterly events annually, we aim to support professionals in the health care industry while also welcoming those who want to learn more about this vital field.
We’re excited about our 2025 programming and look forward to fostering connections, learning and innovation in health care.
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Welcome to the Technology Strategic Council!
Our mission is to foster innovation, collaboration and technological excellence within our business community. We aim to empower local enterprises by leveraging cutting-edge solutions, promoting digital literacy, and facilitating meaningful connections that drive growth and competitiveness in today’s rapidly evolving global landscape.
With four quarterly events each year, we provide valuable opportunities for tech professionals to connect, share insights and stay at the forefront of industry trends.
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Welcome From the Palm Beach Young Professionals
Welcome to the 2025 Palm Beach Young Professionals Program!
As part of the Palm Beach Chamber, our mission is to connect, empower and inspire the next generation of leaders. Whether you’re here to expand your network, develop your career or discover all the amazing opportunities Palm Beach has to offer, you’re in the right place.
This year, we’re excited to bring you exclusive events, meaningful connections, and resources tailored to support your personal and professional growth. From insightful seminars to vibrant socials, our program is designed to help you build relationships and create lasting impacts within our dynamic community.
As we kick off another incredible year, remember that this program is all about you—your growth, your success and your future. Together, let’s make 2025 a year to remember.
Here’s to new opportunities, bold ideas and a bright future with the Palm Beach Young Professionals!
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The Coudert Institute is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization established in Palm Beach in 2001. Its mission is to unite people through dialogues, seminars, and musical events that showcase experts from various fields, including the arts, sciences, finance, and culture. The Institute values its members’ unique perspectives and understands that different experiences are crucial in fostering meaningful change.
n University of Florida professor Nancy Ruczycki - “Beyond the Hype: Understanding Artificial Intelligence - what it can and can’t do.“
n Williams College Professor James McAllister - “George Orwell’s 1984: Fiction and Reality in Today’s Political Era.“
n Author of “Once A King: The Lost Memoir of Edward VIII.“ Jane Marguerite Tippett
n Robert Garvey from Robert’s Pizza and Dough in Chicago was awarded 10th place in the United States by 50 Top Pizza USA, offering a cooking demonstration.
n President and CEO of The New York Stem Cell Foundation Research Institute Jennifer Raab - Stem cell research for understanding, treating, and curing many diseases.
n Author of “The Real Difference Between Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X, Boomers, and Silents—and What They Mean for America’s Future.“ Dr. Jean M. Twenge
n NASA’s Kennedy Space Center Senior Space Environments Engineer, Richard Nederlander - “Building on your Legacy: NASA’s Artemis Campaign—Back to the Moon and Beyond.“
n Author of “Flir ting with Danger: Marguerite Harrison the American Socialist Spy.“ Janet Wallach
n Orlando Figueroa - retired NASA Mars Czar, Director for Mars Exploration, and the Director for the Solar System Division in the Office of Space Science at NASA.
n Catalyst Quartet with Ji Su Jung, Marimba
n Trio Zimbalist with Josef Spacek, violinist, and George Fu, pianist
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Welcome
From the Palm Beach Chamber Ambassadors
Meet the Ambassador Team
Joel Cohen
Paul Conti
PBYP Mind Body Spine
Frank D’Agostino
Champion Skater
Multi-Media Productions
Erica Davis
Eralyn Interiors Headshot
Alexa Evans
Untrendy Marketing
Rob Gaeta
The Ambassador Hotel
Devin Gellis
Gellis Consulting
Debbie Gross
Echo Fine Properties
Lorrayne Kirby
PBYP Palm Beach State College
Thomas Mandat
PBYP Merrill Lynch
Amy Morse
King Morse, PLLC
Alyssa Panebianco
Mount Sinai Doctors
NY Concierge Care
Anita Patel
Minerva Tec Group
Lee Allen Shultz
The Pisaneschi Group @ Compass
Courtney Simoncelli
PBYP The Ben West Palm
Rachel Tessoff
Rachel Tessoff LLC
Concetta Theros
Valley Bank
Wendy Walesch
UberJets Virtual Hangar®
Marta Weinstein
The Colony Palm Beach
CAPEHART
The Trustee Mission Statement:
Our mission continues to be representing the local business community in support of the free enterprise system through programming, advocacy, and education.
Bill Bone Larmoyeux & Bone
Margrit Bessenroth Salon Margrit
JoAnne Berkow Benzaiten Center for Creative Arts
Lori Berg The Royal Poinciana Plaza
Turner Benoit Hanley Foundation
Eric Arnold Seminole Casino Coconut Creek
Marianna Abbate Luxury PR Group
Nick Calio Airlines for America
Ted Brown Wilmington Trust
Kevin Bourke Safra National Bank of New York
James Borynack
Wally Findlay GalleryFindlay Galleries, Inc.
Joseph Chase Gunster
Alfred P. Aldridge III Citizens’ Association of Palm Beach
Todd Fleming PGA Tour Cognizant Classic in the Palm Beaches
Dr. James Fishkin Sollis Health
Javier Fernandez Transitional Designs, Inc.
Greg Etimos Brewster Allen Wichert, Inc.
Melissa Ganzi Grand Champions Polo Club
Dr. Robin Ganzert American Humane
chamber trustees
Jane Hanson HHH Productions
Gavin Guinan Flower Construction
Rick Gonzalez REG Architects, Inc.
Tim Johnson Fernando Wong Outdoor Living Design, Inc
Maite Jabour Goldman Sachs
Chadi Irani Palm Beach Daily News | LocaliQ
Charles Hwang Lightning Capital
Roberta Jurney RHJ and Associates
Chad Gracy Guarantee Insurance Partners
Jeremy Johnson Historical Society of Palm Beach County
Marianna Howatson C & G Media Group
Daniel Hostettler The Boca Raton
Margaret Horgan Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens, Inc.
Caroline Harless Harless Enterprises LLC
Our Trustees of the Palm Beach Chamber
The Trustee events are exceptionally well curated with excellent speakers and relevant topics. I look forward to these intimate events each month and I commend the Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce for delivering a noteworthy experience for the Trustee every time!”
— Tina Thomson, Epiphany Leadership Coaching, LLC
Charles Koppel
Lion Country Safari Conserv. & Education Foundation
Sally Kimball Ambassador Realty Corp
Jason Kaye OKO Group
Susan Kaplan Fuoco Group & TFG Related Entities
Cynthia Kanai First Serve USA
Daniel Leiva Shoreline Building Group
Jack Lansing UBS PWM - Palm Beach Wealth Consulting
Michael Koppy Go Green Dry CleanersTM
Grey Marker Marker Construction
Mark Marcello Windsor Private Capital
Astrid Mangan Marten Advisory Group
Janet Levy Palm Beach Ray of Hope Foundation
Paul Leone The Breakers Palm Beach
David McClymont Palm Beach Symphony
Thomas Pinckney Bank of America Private Bank
Benjamin Peterson B. Peterson
Julia Murphy Habitat for Humanity of Greater P.B.C.
Amy Morse King | Morse, PLLC
Joe Morin Hedrick Brothers Construction
Deborah Montaperto Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management
Joseph McNamara Sky Cap Corp, A Medical Repatriation Company
David Renna The Breakers Palm Beach
Lisa Rectenwald Carolina Herrera
Pam Rauch Florida Power & Light
Greg Quattlebaum Quantum House
William Shepherd Holland & Knight
Max McNamara Sky Cap Corp, A Medical Repatriation Company
Rick Reikenis West Palm Beach Downtown Development Authority
Our Trustees of the Palm Beach Chamber
chamber trustees
Dr. Denise Spirou The Greene School
Jeff Sophir Coastal Gardens
Erick Solms Simplitfy
Colleen Smith Ballet Palm Beach
Jessica Shapiro Sotheby’s International Realty
Sarah Wetenhall The Colony Palm Beach
Gil Walsh Gil Walsh Interiors
Debra Vasilopoulos First Horizon Bank
Ray Titus United Franchise Group
Tina Thomson Epiphany Leadership Coaching, LLC
Christine Sylvain Path to College
Matthew Swift Montford Advisory
Adolfo Zaralegui Wally Findlay Galleries International, Inc.
Janice Zollo-Ridenour J. Zollo & Associates, Inc.
Carol Lombard Clark, an award-winning featurefilm documentarian in global film competitions, has traveled around the world twice to 18 countries and 30 states with her mission to help the families of veterans affected with PTSD by understanding the causes and conditions of the illness, filming her personal journey, and interviewing men and women that have been in war and people affected by war. Her transcendent work has become a worldwide movement with 12 anonymous precepts to help others with their process of recovery. The precepts are copyrighted in the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C.
As she began her film journey, Clark herself dealt with secondary transgenerational effects of PTSD, as both of her grandparents were in World War I, her father served in World War II, and she lost her boyfriend in the Vietnam War. She felt so much pain and suffering that she sought to understand why we choose to be in war and how to help herself and others recover from a vast array of effects. Many modalities have helped her and will help others to recover as well. So by a power greater than herself— whom she calls the Holy Spirit—she created a poster depicting the unity of many religions and the people who inspired her: Caroline’s Poster. Her next two films will be coming soon.
Back when Clark started her films, she was a registered Democrat; however, she is now an Independent who finds solutions on both sides of the aisle, as she is pro-life and an antiwar advocate and wants to live in peace with all her brothers and sisters around the globe. She wants everyone to heal from the sadness of war. She aims to support the innocent, as she knows the grief war can cause, as she lost her mother at age 46 (47 years ago) her brother Chris at age 37 (30 years ago), her father 20 years ago, her sister Katherine 13 years ago and her brother Bill five years ago.
It is her hope that although her family of origin didn’t have the understanding that she has learned in her journey, she is so glad that other families will heal from the efforts of her mission. She is grateful to the thousands of people who participated in this effort to make the world a better place by sharing their stories, as it helps people to know they're not alone, and that there's support out there in so many ways.
In addition to directing award-winning documentary films, her nonprofit organization, Global Recovery Inc., is raising funds to build the imminent and much-needed Global Recovery Center that will continue her efforts to help families heal.
Membership Directory 2025
Chamber Members Listed by Business Name
ROBERT SADLER CLARK
Palm Beach Guide
1 FITNESS Erin Murphy Fitness (954) 937-8352
123 DATURA BAR & KITCHEN Tyler Vanacore Restaurants (561) 670-8812
THE 1909 FOUNDATION Shana Ostrovitz Non-profit Organizations (561) 536-7649 Foundations
1725 Echo Lake Drive West Palm Beach, FL 33407 www.msoafoundation.org
Palm Beach Guide
THE MARY ALICE FORTIN FOUNDATION, INC.
Danielle Hickox Moore (561) 835-0103 201 Chilean Avenue Palm Beach, FL 33480
MAX PLANCK FLORIDA INSTITUTE FOR NEUROSCIENCE
Katie Edwards (561) 972-9000 1 Max Planck Way Jupiter, FL 33458 www.mpfi.org
MORSELIFE HEALTH SYSTEM
Carolyn Rose (561) 209-6103
Marilyn & Stanley M. Katz Seniors Campus 4847 David S. Mack Drive West Palm Beach, FL 33417 morselifefoundation.org
NICKLAUS CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
Marc Kaplan (305) 323-8506
5301 Blue Lagoon Drive Fourth Floor Miami, FL 33126 give.nicklauschildrens.org/home
PALM BEACH ISLAND HOSPICE FOUNDATION
Lynnette C Lin (561) 832-8585
44 Cocoanut Row, Suite M 207B Palm Beach, FL 33480 pbihf.org
PALM BEACH POLICE & FIRE FOUNDATION
Rebecca Godwin (561) 820-8118 139 North County Road, Suite 26 Palm Beach, FL 33480 www.pbpf.us
TREE OF LIFE RESOURCE CENTER
Meghan Mayo (561) 656-5601
2701 Vista Parkway, Unit A-6 West Palm Beach, FL 33411 www.treeofliferesourcecenter.org
WEST PALM BEACH LIBRARY FOUNDATION
Mercedes Unda (561) 868-7793 411 Clematis Street, Third Floor West Palm Beach, FL 33401 www.wpblf.org
FUNERAL HOMES
QUATTLEBAUM FUNERAL, CREMATION AND EVENT CENTER
Jacqueline Green (561) 833-4061
6411 Parker Avenue West Palm Beach, FL 33405 www.quattlebaum-fh.com
GARDENS
THE GARDEN CLUB OF PALM BEACH
Office Manager (561) 837-6635
P.O. Box 2791 Palm Beach, FL 33480 gardenclubpalmbeach.com
PRESERVATION FOUNDATION
OF PALM BEACH
Amanda Skier (561) 832-0731
311 Peruvian Avenue Palm Beach, FL 33480 www.palmbeachpreservation.org
GIFTS
THE BREAKERS PALM BEACH
Michele Boyet (561) 655-6611
One South County Road Palm Beach, FL 33480 www.thebreakers.com
HAMPTONS PALM BEACH FINE WINE, SPIRIT, & CIGARS
Judi King (561) 832-8368
257 Royal Poinciana Way Palm Beach, FL 33480 www.hamptonspalmbeach.com
GENERATORS
- COMMERCIAL
QSGI INC.
Michael Hulle (561) 629-5713
374 N. Haverhill Rd., Suite 700 West Palm Beach , FL 33415 www.qsgiinc.com
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GIFTS AND HOME DECOR
LORI JAYNE MONOGRAMMING & MORE
Lori Bernstein (561) 514-9199
301 & 312A South County Road Palm Beach, FL 33480 lorijayne.com
GOLF COURSE
PGA NATIONAL MEMBERS CLUB
Kade Peterson (561) 273-2920
400 Avenue of the Champions Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418 www.pgamembersclub.com
PGA TOUR COGNIZANT
CLASSIC IN THE PALM BEACHES
Todd Fleming (512) 638-5165
300 Avenue of the Champions, Suite 200 Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418 thecognizantclassic.com
GOURMET FOODS
AMICI MARKET, LLC
Maurizio Ciminella (561) 832-0201
155 North County Road Palm Beach, FL 33480 www.amicimarket.com
THE BREAKERS PALM BEACH
Michele Boyet (561) 655-6611 One South County Road Palm Beach, FL 33480 www.thebreakers.com
GOVERNMENT
ANNE M. GANNON, CONSTITUTIONAL TAX COLLECTOR SERVING PALM BEACH COUNTY
Anne Gannon (561) 355-2264
301 North Olive Avenue, Third Floor West Palm Beach, FL 33401 www.pbctax.com
FL HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Jervonte Edmonds (321) 604-7590
5725 Coporate Way , Suite 206 West Palm Beach, FL 33407 www.myfloridahouse.gov/Sections/ Representatives/details.aspx?MemberId= 4842&LegislativeTermId
OFFICE OF STATE OF REPRESENTATIVE KELLY SKIDMORE
Gwynne Gonzalez (561) 496-5940
7499 West Atlantic Ave., Suite 200 Delray Beach, FL 33446 www.myfloridahouse.gov/Sections/ Representatives/details.aspx?MemberId=478 6&LegislativeTermId
PALM BEACH COUNTY SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS OFFICE
Wendy Link (561) 656-6200
4301 Cherry Road West Palm Beach, FL 33409 Votepalmbeach.gov
SOLID WASTE AUTHORITY OF PALM BEACH COUNTY
Willie Puz (561) 640-4000
7501 North Jog Road West Palm Beach, FL 33412 www.swa.org
TOWN OF PALM BEACH
Kirk Blouin (561) 838-5400
360 South County Road Palm Beach, FL 33480 www.townofpalmbeach.com
WEST PALM BEACH DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
Sabrina Lolo (561) 833-8873
107 S. Olive Avenue, Suite 200 West Palm Beach, FL 33401 downtownwpb.com
GROCERS
AMICI MARKET, LLC
Maurizio Ciminella (561) 832-0201
155 North County Road Palm Beach, FL 33480 www.amicimarket.com
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HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
Lindsay Bennett (813) 709-7697
9500 South Dadeland Boulevard, Suite 710 Miami, FL 33156 www.cancer.org
CENTER FOR CHILD COUNSELING
Renee Layman (561) 244-9499
8895 North Military Trail, Suite 300C Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410 www.centerforchildcounseling.org
CHILDREN’S HOME SOCIETY OF FLORIDA
Sabrina Barnes (772) 579-3265 3335 Forest Hill Blvd. West Palm Beach, FL 33406 www.chsfl.org
FAMILIES FIRST OF PALM BEACH COUNTY
Gabriela Eckert (561) 721-2887
3333 Forest Hill Boulevard, 2nd Floor West Palm Beach, FL 33406 www.familiesfirstpbc.org
HANLEY FOUNDATION
Turner Benoit (561) 268-2355 933 45th Street West Palm Beach, FL 33407 www.hanleyfoundation.org
PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY SUPPORT TEAM, INC. (POST)
Barbara Abernathy (561) 882-6336 927 45th Street, Suite 203 West Palm Beach, FL 33407 postfl.org
PROJECT LIFT, INC
Robert Zaccheo (772) 221-2244 1330 South West 34th Street Palm City, FL 34990 www.Projectliftme.org
QUANTUM HOUSE
Greg Quattlebaum (561) 494-0515 987 45th Street West Palm Beach, FL 33407 quantumhouse.org
HEALTH CARE
ACCESS MEDICAL LABS
Katie Mullane (866) 720-8386
5151 Corporate Way Jupiter, FL 33458 www.accessmedlab.com
JUPITER MEDICAL CENTER
Sue Goulding (561) 263-2234
1210 S. Old Dixie Highway Jupiter, FL 33458 www.jupitermed.com
HEALTH CARE CLINIC
BEACHWAY THERAPY CENTER
Rogan Holmes (561) 713-6872
1700 N. Dixie Hwy West Palm Beach, FL 33407 www.beachway.com
MOUNT SINAI DOCTORS NY CONCIERGE CARE
Stephanie Stoss (561) 328-7112 575 Fern Street West Palm Beach, FL 33401 www.mountsinaiconciergecare.org
NORTHWELL HEALTH
Bret Hoffman (516) 310-1294 222 Lakeview Avenue, Suite 900 West Palm Beach, FL 33401 www.northwell.edu
HEALTH CARE INSURANCE
BERNSTEIN INSURANCE GROUP
Richard Bernstein (561) 689-1000
1551 Forum Place, Suite 300 A West Palm Beach, FL 33401 www.rbernstein.com
HEALTHCARE
CANCER ALLIANCE OF HELP & HOPE, INC.
Stanton Collemer (561) 215-7360
44 Cocoanut Row, Suite T-10 Palm Beach, FL 33480 www.cahh.org
Classified Directory
CARON FLORIDA
Michele Lutz (561) 241-7977
4575 Linton Blvd. Delray Beach, FL 33445 www.caron.org
THE EXTRAORDINARY KIDS FOUNDATION, INC
Madean Gilzene (561) 379-5591
4220 Lake Worth Rd. Lake Worth, FL 33461 www.extraordinarykidsfoundation.org
GLOBAL RECOVERY,INC
Carol Lombard Clark (561) 758-5191 1 Oakwood Rd. Cape Elizabeth, ME 4107 theglobalrecovery.org
HAVEN HEALTH MANAGEMENT, LLC
Cheyenne Riker (561) 556-2706
2925 10th Avenue North Palm Springs, FL 33461 www.havenhealthmgmt.org
LOURDES NOREEN MCKEEN RESIDENCES
Kelly Carroll (561) 655-8544
315 S. Flagler Drive West Palm Beach, FL 33401 www.lourdesmckeen.org
Historical Society of Palm Beach County and the Johnson History Museum..........226 Hive Collective..............................................68 HMF............................................................161
