(Press Release) DELRAY BEACH, FL (April 30, 2026) – More than 150 runners, walkers, and families gathered at John Prince Park in Lake Worth for “The 5K for Our Community,” hosted by iTHINK Community Foundation. The event brought the community together for a morning of fitness and fun, in support of programs that benefit local children and families in need.
 
This year’s event marked an exciting new chapter for the Foundation, as the annual 5K was held at John Prince Park for the first time while also celebrating 10 years of iTHINK Community Foundation’s commitment to improving lives across the communities it serves. Participants of all ages took part in the scenic 3.1-mile course, with families and young children joining in the 100-yard Kids Dash.

(Press Release) ​PALM BEACH, FL – One of the clearest reflections of the human spirit is the compassion we show toward others, especially animals. From May 3–9, American Humane Society will celebrate the 111th annual “Be Kind to Animals Week,” a nationwide initiative dedicated to promoting kindness, education and meaningful action on behalf of animals everywhere.

(Press Release) ​Riviera Beach, FL (April 29, 2026) – The Taras Oceanographic Foundation and the City of Riviera Beach are once again celebrating World Ocean Day with an evening of original, marine-inspired art and live music during the annual Ocean of Notes Concert and Art Exhibit. The free event takes place on Friday, June 5, from 6 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. at the Riviera Beach Marina Event Center.

“Research shows the close link between music, science and learning,” says Taras Oceanographic Foundation CEO, Dr. Stefan Harzen. “Music is directly related to our conservation research; dolphins whistle, whales sing, and a myriad of living things as well as currents and tides perform a symphony that reverberates through the marine environment. Recognizing that sharing this acoustic world greatly facilitates educating the public about dolphin and ocean conservation, we created the Ocean of Notes Concert Series.”

(Press Release) Le Colonial Delray Beach is channeling the spirit of 1920s Saigon this summer with new seasonal specials that highlight herb-forward Vietnamese coastal flavors, now available for spring and summer dining.

​May specials include Ngheu Hap Nuoc Dua (coconut steamed little neck clams with lemongrass, coconut milk and fine rice noodles, $28), Ca Hoi Song (Salmon Nam Prik Pao Crudo with makrut lime leaf and Fresno chili, $24), and a Spicy Ancho Daiquiri (white rum, Ancho Reyes Verde and lime, $18).
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The menu reflects Le Colonial’s signature inspiration, reimagined through a light, coastal lens for the season. Le Colonial Delray Beach is located at 601 E Atlantic Ave in Delray Beach. 

(Press Release) ​(WEST PALM BEACH) — The Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts welcomed members of its Dress Circle, Marquee Circle and Helen K. Persson Society for an evening of appreciation on April 13, transforming the Gimelstob Ballroom into a lively celebration of philanthropy, performance and education.
 
Approximately 270 guests gathered for the event, which featured cocktails, light bites and a dynamic program spotlighting both rising young artists and professional performers. The evening underscored the vital role donor support plays in sustaining the Kravis Center’s world-class programming and robust education initiatives.
 
“Having so many of our devoted donors gathered here is a tremendous honor, and we are deeply grateful for the opportunity to personally express our appreciation to our members of the Dress Circle, Marquee Circle and Persson Society,” said Kravis Center CEO Diane Quinn. “Your support makes an extraordinary difference. As we look to the future, your gifts will ensure the performing arts are accessible to people of all ages and backgrounds throughout our community, through impactful education, outreach and engagement programs.”