Super Bowl LIV is coming to South Florida and DowntownWPB is celebrating! If you don’t have tickets to the big game, no need to stay home. Watch the Kansas City Chiefs take on the San Francisco 49ers in the biggest game of the year surrounded by fans and specials on food and drinks! The Butcher»

Leave the cooking to the experts for Thanksgiving this Thursday, November 28. Leave the worrying at home and focus on enjoying the holiday with your loved ones and eating deliciously in DowntownWPB. American Craft Aleworks – 200 Clematis StreetCome celebrate the holiday with your friends at American Craft Aleworks’ first annual Friendsgiving! For $30, guests»

November is World Vegan Month! Whether you’re looking to make a lifestyle change or just craving a healthy meal – DowntownWPB has got you covered. There are plenty of plant-based eateries and health-conscious menus around. Here are our recommendations: Avocado Grill, 125 Datura Street Avocado Grill uses local purveyors to create their unique and fresh»

The weather isn’t the only “cool” thing to arrive with the transition of summer to fall! With the start of the arts and cultural season, you’ll never want to leave Downtown West Palm Beach. The Historical Society of Palm Beach County, one of our favorite places to visit, has a calendar full of fun and»

Celebrate National Arts & Humanities Month in the A&E District!  Did you know October is National Arts & Humanities Month? Established in 1993, NAHM is a “coast-to-coast collective celebration of culture in America.” Americans for the Arts, a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the arts in the United States, is celebrating with a post-a-day Instagram»

Hurricane Dorian has deeply affected our eastern neighbors in the Bahamas. DowntownWPB’s community is making efforts during this time to send relief supplies. Funds Needed For Bahamas Relief Cruise: Last week the Bahamas Relief Cruise provided the first major supply of aid to Freeport, Bahamas, and provided transportation aboard Grand Celebration for over 1,400 documented»

There’s no better place to enjoy our views while indulging on delectable bites than DowntownWPB. To make it easy for you, we’ve narrowed our favorite spots to eat outside: 1) CityZen Garden – 400 Datura Street If you’re looking for a moment to find serenity in the middle of DowntownWPB, CityZen Garden offers just that.»

What To Do: Brightline Train – 501 Evernia StreetWhether you’re going to or from DowntownWPB, Brightline has the deals to help you avoid the stress of traffic. Kids 12 and under ride FREE from now until September 30. Riding with a friend? For more information, visit gobrightline.com. Wellness Hour at CityZen Garden – 400 Datura»

Downtown West Palm Beach knows beer. Whether you’re a beer snob or just looking to broaden your taste palette, we’ve narrowed down the top locations to order a craft beer in DowntownWPB. American Craft Aleworks – 200 Clematis Street The Prohibition-era themed bar and restaurant offers and extensive menu and 50+ beer options ranging from»

Avocado Grill – 125 Datura Street Treat your mother to a delicious brunch that includes a complimentary glass of champagne and fantastic atmosphere! Brunch starts at 11 a.m. and continues until 4 p.m. For more information, visit avocadogrillwpb.com. Batch New Southern Kitchen – 223 Clematis Street This Mother’s Day bring your mama to Batch New»

Owning your own business takes hard work, long hours, passion, and dedication! Every day we encourage you to show your support to our locally-owned, small businesses that make Downtown West Palm Beach so diverse, but on Friday, March 29th we ask that you give a little extra. Spread the love using #DowntownWPB  #MomPopBusinessOwnersDay Beyond the»

It’s time to start making plans for where to see the New England Patriots face the Los Angeles Rams. Whether you’re watching to see the biggest football game of the year, the highly-anticipated Maroon 5 Halftime Show or the commercials, everyone can agree that an important part of the festivities is the food. Here are»