Jupiter Magazine

Jupiter Magazine showcases the finest experiences in the northern Palm Beaches, covering everything from dining and shopping to highlighting influential community figures. This esteemed publication, honored with numerous accolades from the Florida Magazine Association, is dedicated to delivering innovative and thought-provoking content. Since its inception in 2000, it has offered a diverse range of features, including long-form journalism, vibrant lifestyle articles, timely columns, and comprehensive service pieces. Under the leadership of publisher Donna Lewis, Jupiter Magazine has established itself as the premier lifestyle and interior design magazine in northern Palm Beach County. It is part of Gulfstream Media Group, a respected company founded in 1965 that has a strong presence and a rich history in the South Florida region. With Publisher Bernard McCormick at the helm since 1970, Gulfstream Media Group has showcased the work of Pulitzer Prize-winning writers alongside award-winning editors and photographers.

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The Turner Family Hits the Road for Awareness

1 week ago | jupitermag.com | Abigail Duffy

Emilia Turner is traveling in style. The 7-year-old has a spacious bedroom in the 43-foot fifth wheel camper that her family now calls home. Since last August, Emilia and her family (mom Sarah, dad Robbie, and dog Charley) have been traveling across the country in the RV, taking to the road to raise awareness of a little-known genetic disorder called neurofibromatosis, which Emilia was diagnosed with when she was just an infant.
Two Ways to Support Palm Beach County Food Bank

1 week ago | jupitermag.com | Abigail Duffy

Palm Beach County Food Bank is meeting the needs of the one-in-nine food-insecure residents through community-wide initiatives ahead of World Hunger Day on May 28. The third Annual Meal Build Food Drive will return for the entire month of May. Local businesses are encouraged to use the food collected during food drives and/or purchased non-perishable items to create eye-catching structures built solely from food at their location. Businesses are asked to present the display between May 19-31.
Twenty-One Nonprofits Receive Summer Grants

2 weeks ago | jupitermag.com | Abigail Duffy

Twenty-one local nonprofit organizations were awarded $460,000 from The Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties. The awards followed a grantmaking cycle that saw 40 applicants apply for more than $1.7 million in support for their missions. The nonprofit organizations that received grants include:Boca School for AutismBreakthrough MiamiChildren’s Health and Mentor ProgramCommon Ground Community DevelopmentEsperanza Community CenterGrandma’s Place, Inc.
A Life Well-Lived with Kirsten Sadlier

2 weeks ago | jupitermag.com | Abigail Duffy

Kirsten Sadlier and her husband, Christian, were living in Newport Beach, California a few years ago when they decided to look for a new place to settle with their kids. They wanted to raise their young sons, Grant and Pierce, in a place where they could fully embrace a healthy, active, outdoor-centric lifestyle. They found exactly what they were looking for in Jupiter.
Paris Ballet Will Stage Two Mixed Bills This Month

2 weeks ago | jupitermag.com | Abigail Duffy

Jupiter-based Paris Ballet will present two mixed bills at the Kravis Center this May. The performances will include selections from renowned ballets, as well as contemporary styles including jazz, tap, and modern, all performed by the school’s talented roster of students. Paris Ballet’s “Incredible Mixed Bill” takes place on May 11 at 7:30 p.m. The show will feature the Midsummer Night’s Dream Suite and La Bayadère Act III/The Kingdom of the Shades. Tickets start at $40.
Get Cooking with Color in the Kitchen

3 weeks ago | jupitermag.com | Abigail Duffy

Nesting InstinctsGo bold (and save kitchen storage space) with Joseph Joseph Nest measuring cups and mixing bowls. $50/set of 9, Bloomingdale’s, Palm Beach GardensColorful TraditionsGet inspired to create vibrant, tasty (and gluten-free) Mexican-American dishes with The Siete Table cookbook by the Garza Family. $35, B Boutique, StuartSqueeze PlayCelebrate Florida’s state fruit with these fun orange grove–print oven mitts and potholders.
Seaweed Revolution Comes to South Florida

3 weeks ago | jupitermag.com | Abigail Duffy

Researchers in South Florida are diving into the promising world of seaweed aquaculture, exploring how this sustainable practice can help tackle environmental challenges while boosting the local economy. Experts from the University of Florida and Florida Atlantic University are investigating how seaweed farming in the region’s tropical waters can help in ways like purifying runoff and improving water quality.
Enjoy Island Time at Sunset Key Cottages

3 weeks ago | jupitermag.com | Abigail Duffy

Private islands are usually synonymous with remote latitudes, where serenity is guaranteed and the feeling of escape is complete. That’s all well and good, but there’s merit to the idea of a little excitement just across the channel. This kind of a win-win isn’t always possible, which is why Sunset Key is so adored. The island sits within a stone’s skip of Key West, where legends of pirates, rum runners, and poets still color the culture and eccentricity is a virtue. We’ll get back to that.
Two Ways to Celebrate Earth Day Locally

1 month ago | jupitermag.com | Paige Feigenbaum

Our amazing planet deserves TLC year-round, but Earth Day serves as an annual reminder every April 22 to roll up our sleeves, get a little dirt under our nails, and nurture the land that gives us life. There are many ways you can show the planet some love—by taking part in a beach cleanup, planting a native tree, or simply getting outside and enjoying nature. There are also a couple of special events you might consider.
Live Like Jake 5K Set to Return to Downtown Abacoa

1 month ago | jupitermag.com | Abigail Duffy

The Eleventh Annual Live Like Jake 5K will return to downtown Abacoa, kicking off National Water Safety Month and featuring a “Wear Bright, Stay in Sight” theme, April 26. The event will welcome more than 1,000 runners and their families raising funds to support the foundation’s childhood drowning prevention and care.