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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May is for Reeling in Dolphinfish

1 week ago | jupitermag.com | Abigail Duffy

One of the most appealing aspects of fishing in South Florida is the variety of species there is to choose from—but none call anglers to the water like the dolphinfish. A dolphinfish (or mahi-mahi), is arguably the most popular offshore game fish available to Florida anglers, highly regarded for both its spectacular coloration and its superb edibility. These fish are aggressive and acrobatic on your line and nearly always willing to strike.
Quantum in the Community Applications Open for 2025

1 week ago | jupitermag.com | Abigail Duffy

Quantum Foundation will kick off the fifteenth annual Quantum in the Community program next week, and will accept applications June 2 through August 1. Selected nonprofits will receive a portion of this year’s $1.25 million grant funding, which includes support with food, shelter, transportation, clothing, and financial assistance to improve the county’s quality health, as well as showers, furniture, accessible healthcare, medical equipment, and essential hygiene supplies.
Fun in the Sun at Summer at the Lagoon

1 week ago | jupitermag.com | Abigail Duffy

This summer, dive into free, educational fun during Summer at the Lagoon at Manatee Lagoon, an FPL Eco-Discovery Center, in West Palm Beach.
Loggerhead Marinelife Center Receives Grant

2 weeks ago | jupitermag.com | Abigail Duffy

Loggerhead Marinelife Center received a grant from the Admirals Cove Foundation to continue educating more than 3,000 local students, families, and community members on marine life and ocean conservation. The grant will continue to support Loggerhead’s Education Outreach Vehicle, which has expanded learning opportunities across northern Palm Beach County by bringing interactive educational programs to schools and community centers, especially in underserved communities.
Enjoy a Fashionable Summer with Lilly Pulitzer

2 weeks ago | jupitermag.com | Abigail Duffy

Calling all young fashionistas! Lilly Pulitzer at The Gardens Mall will host its “Fashion for Life With Lilly” children’s fashion camp this June. The four-session camp is available for girls ages 5-12, and will be held every Saturday in June from 9 to 10 a.m. The camp will help build confidence and self-esteem for the next generation.
Summer Begins at Charlie & Joe’s at Love Street

2 weeks ago | jupitermag.com | Abigail Duffy

Usher in a summer at Charlie & Joe’s at Love Street. Beginning May 27, enjoy summer hours and daily specials at Lucky Shuck Oyster Bar & Taphouse, The Beacon, and Topside at the Beacon, including happy hour deals, ladies’ nights, and $1 wings and oysters. Lucky ShuckEnjoy waterfront views with a two-course lunch special ($29.99), available Monday through Friday from noon to 3 p.m. On Mondays, savor Mussels and Martinis, featuring mussels with a side of fries, plus half-off martinis all day.
Honor Memorial Day at 1000 North

3 weeks ago | jupitermag.com | Abigail Duffy

1000 North will set the scene for a Memorial Day soiree May 26, from 4 to 8 p.m. Guests will enjoy an abbreviated dinner menu of Memorial Day-themed dishes and cocktails, a complimentary ice cream sundae bar, and live performances.
Palm Beach County Open Studios Returns

3 weeks ago | jupitermag.com | Abigail Duffy

The Cultural Council for Palm Beach County’s third annual Palm Beach County Open Studios will offer exclusive access to 100 professional artists’ creative spaces across The Palm Beaches May 17-18, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.Artists will present pieces in various mediums, from traditional techniques like oil painting to contemporary expressions like spray paint, digital art, and, for the first time, tattoo. Visitors can even find woodworking, ceramics, glass works, and wearable pieces.
Palm Beach Symphony to Present “The Encore”

3 weeks ago | jupitermag.com | Abigail Duffy

Palm Beach Symphony will close its 2024-2025 Masterworks Series with “The Encore” concert at the Kravis Center on Monday, May 19 at 7:30 p.m. Led by Palm Beach Symphony music director and conductor Gerard Schwarz, the symphony will share the Dreyfoos Hall stage with approximately 110 middle and high school students, undergraduate and graduate students, music teachers, and community members representing public and private schools, colleges, universities, conservatories, and orchestras from...
The Turner Family Hits the Road for Awareness

1 month 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.