
Andrew Marra
Education Reporter at Palm Beach Post
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Laura Lordi |Andrew Marra
Peek inside new West Palm night club where Michael Jordan celebrated his wife’s birthdayLaura Lordi and Andrew Marra, Palm Beach PostFri, May 2, 2025 at 9:02 PM UTCMary Lou's, a hip new club in West Palm Beach, is all the buzz since it opened earlier this year in an unexpected spot − a former bait-and-beer shop, the Corner Store. Located on Southern Boulevard, near Dixie Highway, it's just a short jaunt across the bridge from Trump's Mar-a-Lago.
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1 week ago |
palmbeachpost.com | Laura Lordi |Andrew Marra
Mary Lou's, a hip new club in West Palm Beach, is all the buzz since it opened earlier this year in an unexpected spot − a former bait-and-beer shop, the Corner Store. Located on Southern Boulevard, near Dixie Highway, it's just a short jaunt across the bridge from Trump's Mar-a-Lago. The retro-style club, which seeks to evoke 1970s-era Palm Beach glamor with muraled walls, leopard-print furniture and a disco ball, has been packing in revelers, celebrities and generating online buzz.
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1 week ago |
palmbeachpost.com | Andrew Marra
Michael Jordan recently celebrated his wife Yvette Prieto's birthday at Mary Lou's, a trendy new cocktail lounge in West Palm Beach. The 1970s-themed club, located in a former bait-and-beer shop, has attracted attention since opening in January.
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2 weeks ago |
palmbeachpost.com | Andrew Marra
Organizers are focusing on smaller event management and exploring how a reimagined SunFest might look. Financial struggles, rising costs, and declining attendance contributed to the festival's difficulties. City officials are in talks with other event producers about bringing new festivals to the waterfront.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Andrew Marra
Like thousands of Palm Beach County residents, local musician Hector Diaz was sad to learn SunFest would not hold its annual music festival this year on West Palm Beach’s downtown waterfront. But when the beloved 42-year event went dark, Diaz also saw an opportunity. For three years he and his bandmates had organized a small festival at a Lake Worth Beach brewery to promote local musical acts. Maybe, now, there was a chance to grow. “We’re not SunFest,” he said.
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