Month: July 2024

Indulge your sweet tooth and beat the summer heat this National Ice Cream Day on Sunday, July 21 by exploring the delightful ice cream spots in DowntownWPB! Whether you crave classic flavors or decadent creations, our local spots have a treat for everyone. Let’s take a tour of the best spots to celebrate this delicious day in style! 

Peachwave West Palm Beach (428 Clematis Street): Located at 428 Clematis Street, Peachwave is your go-to spot for frozen yogurt and geltato fun! With their self-serve model, you can craft your own delicious masterpiece in a bowl or turn it into a smoothie, shake, or float. Visit PeachWaveYogurt.com for more information.

Venetian Gelato (206 Clematis Street): Tucked away inside Alter Native on Clematis Street is Venetian Gelato, where guests can pick from a variety of delicious flavors such as tiramisu, strawberry, pikan, limoncello, and more! Visit Alter-Native.online for more information.

Sloan’s Ice Cream (112 Clematis Street): A staple in DowntownWPB, discover the magic of Sloan’s Ice Cream! Since 1999, Sloan’s Ice Cream has been delighting guests with unique, award-winning flavors made from the best ingredients. With its over-the-top décor, pink walls, twinkling chandeliers, and magical glass bathrooms, Sloan’s is truly an ice cream wonderland. Visit SloansIceCream.com for more information. 

DowntownWPB is a vibrant area filled with bustling streets, trendy restaurants, and an array of cultural activities. Yet, nestled within our lively downtown are hidden gems that offer tranquility, unique experiences, and a fascinating history. Let’s take a stroll and uncover the charm and secrets of these delightful spots. 

CityZen Garden: CityZen Garden is a tranquil and serene retreat. Nestled at 400 Datura Street, this public art installation – created by the West Palm Beach Downtown Development Authority Public Realm Director Sherryl Murriente in collaboration with her husband Beju and Finnish artist Marco Casagrande in 2018 – features a small outdoor amphitheater, a Zen garden, and several statues called “Dudali” and several areas to sit and enjoy the day.

Jose Marti Park: Situated at 351 N. Flagler Drive, Jose Marti Park is a charming and important green space dedicated to Cuban national hero Jose Marti. Featuring a statue of Marti, the park honors the city’s Cuban American community and Marti’s role in the fight for Cuban independence from Spain. With serene views of the DowntownWPB Waterfront, it offers both relaxation and a meaningful tribute. Visitors are also greeted by “Play,” a 2023 creation by artist Ashlee Sanford, which incorporates five playful portraits that bring joy to all.

South Cove Natural Area: South Cove Park is a six-acre natural oasis along Flagler Drive, just north of Lakeview Avenue and the Royal Park Bridge. Open from sunrise to sunset, this park was designed to enhance the water quality of the Intracoastal between Flagler Bridge and Royal Park Bridge. Visitors can stroll along a 556-foot boardwalk that leads to one of three mangrove islands, offering breathtaking views of the DowntownWPB skyline and Intracoastal Waterway. Keep an eye out for fiddler crabs as you enjoy this peaceful escape from urban life!

Via Jardin: Via Jardin is an enchanting alley tucked away at 330 Clematis Street, offering a peaceful getaway from the bustle of Clematis Street. The beauty of the fountain creates a serene atmosephere, and at night, the lights transform the space into a magical haven. Visitors can relax in the garden, enjoy the shade, and soak in the tranquil ambiance, making it the perfect spot to unwind.