Event Type : Family

(EVENT IS JUST ON THE WEEKENDS IN OCTOBER)

2020 may be coming to a close but don’t write the holidays off yet. Halloween is NOT cancelled

SWARM presents… The Not So Spooky Drive-Thru Adventure & Harvest Market. The answer to the burning question – “What are we going to do for Halloween?!”

At last! A way for families to celebrate the season safely while remaining socially distant. ‘Not So Spooky’ will transform Tamiami Park into an enchanted fall experience where guests of all ages can get into the spirit of the season.

Upon entry expect goodie bags and take a drive-through Trick or Treating Alley where kids can collect treats from their favorite characters. With candy in hand get ready for an adventure! Buckle up and follow along on an immersive experience ending with Miami’s first ever drive-thru pumpkin patch. Shop for pumpkins of all shapes and sizes carving kits and more as your perfect picks are loaded into your car for the ultimate contactless experience. For those families who feel comfortable getting out of their cars and shopping ‘al fresco’ the out-door socially distant ‘Harvest Market’ is the perfect place to forage for fall treats grab a bite to eat and capture the perfect family photo at one of the beautiful

vignettes.

The best part? You can feel confident in knowing you and your loved ones are safe. CDC and social distancing guidelines will be in place and strictly enforced throughout the event so that you can rest easy and enjoy the experience!

“It has been a tough year. We wanted to create an experience where the community could safely celebrate the season. We all have

kids and being able to offer them and other families a chance to have some fun in a socially distant environment was important to us.” said Javier Zayas event creator and President & CEO at SWARM.

Organizers want people to know they can feel safe and take pride in knowing that their attending the Not So Spooky Drive-Thru Adventure & Harvest Market is giving back to an often-forgotten industry.

“The event industry has been severely impacted by COVID-19. In creating ‘Not So Spooky’ we will bring hundreds of jobs to those in need.” added Zayas.

With everything from contactless trick or treating to delicious baked goods there is no doubt you will leave The Not So Spooky Adventure & Harvest Market feeling a little more magical than before.

(Photo Credit- SWARM)

(EVENT IS JUST ON THE WEEKENDS IN OCTOBER)

2020 may be coming to a close but don’t write the holidays off yet. Halloween is NOT cancelled

SWARM presents… The Not So Spooky Drive-Thru Adventure & Harvest Market. The answer to the burning question – “What are we going to do for Halloween?!”

At last! A way for families to celebrate the season safely while remaining socially distant. ‘Not So Spooky’ will transform Tamiami Park into an enchanted fall experience where guests of all ages can get into the spirit of the season.

Upon entry expect goodie bags and take a drive-through Trick or Treating Alley where kids can collect treats from their favorite characters. With candy in hand get ready for an adventure! Buckle up and follow along on an immersive experience ending with Miami’s first ever drive-thru pumpkin patch. Shop for pumpkins of all shapes and sizes carving kits and more as your perfect picks are loaded into your car for the ultimate contactless experience. For those families who feel comfortable getting out of their cars and shopping ‘al fresco’ the out-door socially distant ‘Harvest Market’ is the perfect place to forage for fall treats grab a bite to eat and capture the perfect family photo at one of the beautiful

vignettes.

The best part? You can feel confident in knowing you and your loved ones are safe. CDC and social distancing guidelines will be in place and strictly enforced throughout the event so that you can rest easy and enjoy the experience!

“It has been a tough year. We wanted to create an experience where the community could safely celebrate the season. We all have

kids and being able to offer them and other families a chance to have some fun in a socially distant environment was important to us.” said Javier Zayas event creator and President & CEO at SWARM.

Organizers want people to know they can feel safe and take pride in knowing that their attending the Not So Spooky Drive-Thru Adventure & Harvest Market is giving back to an often-forgotten industry.

“The event industry has been severely impacted by COVID-19. In creating ‘Not So Spooky’ we will bring hundreds of jobs to those in need.” added Zayas.

With everything from contactless trick or treating to delicious baked goods there is no doubt you will leave The Not So Spooky Adventure & Harvest Market feeling a little more magical than before.

(Photo Credit- SWARM)

Boo 2020 is socially-distanced, not-so-scary, daytime Halloween event at your Palm Beach Zoo. The Zoo will be decorated for Halloween starting mid-October, and on Oct. 30 & 31, we will celebrate the holiday including:

* DJ playing family-friendly spooktacular music
* Costume contests
* Special Halloween enrichment for the animals
* Fall specialty drinks, brews and treats at the Cafe

Daytime admission included in Zoo Member benefits!

Due to CDC recommendations, Boo 2020 will not include trick or treating for candy, however, our Tropics Cafe will be offering some festive Halloween treats!

Boo 2020 is socially-distanced, not-so-scary, daytime Halloween event at your Palm Beach Zoo. The Zoo will be decorated for Halloween starting mid-October, and on Oct. 30 & 31, we will celebrate the holiday including:

* DJ playing family-friendly spooktacular music
* Costume contests
* Special Halloween enrichment for the animals
* Fall specialty drinks, brews and treats at the Cafe

Daytime admission included in Zoo Member benefits!

Due to CDC recommendations, Boo 2020 will not include trick or treating for candy, however, our Tropics Cafe will be offering some festive Halloween treats!

(EVENT IS JUST ON THE WEEKENDS IN OCTOBER)

2020 may be coming to a close but don’t write the holidays off yet. Halloween is NOT cancelled

SWARM presents… The Not So Spooky Drive-Thru Adventure & Harvest Market. The answer to the burning question – “What are we going to do for Halloween?!”

At last! A way for families to celebrate the season safely while remaining socially distant. ‘Not So Spooky’ will transform Tamiami Park into an enchanted fall experience where guests of all ages can get into the spirit of the season.

Upon entry expect goodie bags and take a drive-through Trick or Treating Alley where kids can collect treats from their favorite characters. With candy in hand get ready for an adventure! Buckle up and follow along on an immersive experience ending with Miami’s first ever drive-thru pumpkin patch. Shop for pumpkins of all shapes and sizes carving kits and more as your perfect picks are loaded into your car for the ultimate contactless experience. For those families who feel comfortable getting out of their cars and shopping ‘al fresco’ the out-door socially distant ‘Harvest Market’ is the perfect place to forage for fall treats grab a bite to eat and capture the perfect family photo at one of the beautiful

vignettes.

The best part? You can feel confident in knowing you and your loved ones are safe. CDC and social distancing guidelines will be in place and strictly enforced throughout the event so that you can rest easy and enjoy the experience!

“It has been a tough year. We wanted to create an experience where the community could safely celebrate the season. We all have

kids and being able to offer them and other families a chance to have some fun in a socially distant environment was important to us.” said Javier Zayas event creator and President & CEO at SWARM.

Organizers want people to know they can feel safe and take pride in knowing that their attending the Not So Spooky Drive-Thru Adventure & Harvest Market is giving back to an often-forgotten industry.

“The event industry has been severely impacted by COVID-19. In creating ‘Not So Spooky’ we will bring hundreds of jobs to those in need.” added Zayas.

With everything from contactless trick or treating to delicious baked goods there is no doubt you will leave The Not So Spooky Adventure & Harvest Market feeling a little more magical than before.

(Photo Credit- SWARM)

(EVENT IS JUST ON THE WEEKENDS IN OCTOBER)

2020 may be coming to a close but don’t write the holidays off yet. Halloween is NOT cancelled

SWARM presents… The Not So Spooky Drive-Thru Adventure & Harvest Market. The answer to the burning question – “What are we going to do for Halloween?!”

At last! A way for families to celebrate the season safely while remaining socially distant. ‘Not So Spooky’ will transform Tamiami Park into an enchanted fall experience where guests of all ages can get into the spirit of the season.

Upon entry expect goodie bags and take a drive-through Trick or Treating Alley where kids can collect treats from their favorite characters. With candy in hand get ready for an adventure! Buckle up and follow along on an immersive experience ending with Miami’s first ever drive-thru pumpkin patch. Shop for pumpkins of all shapes and sizes carving kits and more as your perfect picks are loaded into your car for the ultimate contactless experience. For those families who feel comfortable getting out of their cars and shopping ‘al fresco’ the out-door socially distant ‘Harvest Market’ is the perfect place to forage for fall treats grab a bite to eat and capture the perfect family photo at one of the beautiful

vignettes.

The best part? You can feel confident in knowing you and your loved ones are safe. CDC and social distancing guidelines will be in place and strictly enforced throughout the event so that you can rest easy and enjoy the experience!

“It has been a tough year. We wanted to create an experience where the community could safely celebrate the season. We all have

kids and being able to offer them and other families a chance to have some fun in a socially distant environment was important to us.” said Javier Zayas event creator and President & CEO at SWARM.

Organizers want people to know they can feel safe and take pride in knowing that their attending the Not So Spooky Drive-Thru Adventure & Harvest Market is giving back to an often-forgotten industry.

“The event industry has been severely impacted by COVID-19. In creating ‘Not So Spooky’ we will bring hundreds of jobs to those in need.” added Zayas.

With everything from contactless trick or treating to delicious baked goods there is no doubt you will leave The Not So Spooky Adventure & Harvest Market feeling a little more magical than before.

(Photo Credit- SWARM)

Holidays at Palm Beach Zoo are WILD.  Zoo Lights presented by FPL® will feature more than one-million eco-friendly LED lights illuminating Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society this holiday season. Starting November 27, on select nights the Zoo will open after regular hours 6:00 – 9:00 PM for a holiday celebration featuring Santa and Mrs. Claus, decadent treats, music and holiday charm.  Tickets go on sale soon! Check www.palmbeachzoo.org for information.

Pricing: Tickets for the event are $14.95 for adults and $12.95 for children. Palm Beach Zoo Annual Members receive special pricing.

Email: info@palmbeachzoo.org

Holidays at Palm Beach Zoo are WILD.  Zoo Lights presented by FPL® will feature more than one-million eco-friendly LED lights illuminating Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society this holiday season. Starting November 27, on select nights the Zoo will open after regular hours 6:00 – 9:00 PM for a holiday celebration featuring Santa and Mrs. Claus, decadent treats, music and holiday charm.  Tickets go on sale soon! Check www.palmbeachzoo.org for information.

Pricing: Tickets for the event are $14.95 for adults and $12.95 for children. Palm Beach Zoo Annual Members receive special pricing.

Email: info@palmbeachzoo.org

Holidays at Palm Beach Zoo are WILD.  Zoo Lights presented by FPL® will feature more than one-million eco-friendly LED lights illuminating Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society this holiday season. Starting November 27, on select nights the Zoo will open after regular hours 6:00 – 9:00 PM for a holiday celebration featuring Santa and Mrs. Claus, decadent treats, music and holiday charm.  Tickets go on sale soon! Check www.palmbeachzoo.org for information.

Pricing: Tickets for the event are $14.95 for adults and $12.95 for children. Palm Beach Zoo Annual Members receive special pricing.

Email: info@palmbeachzoo.org

Holidays at Palm Beach Zoo are WILD.  Zoo Lights presented by FPL® will feature more than one-million eco-friendly LED lights illuminating Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society this holiday season. Starting November 27, on select nights the Zoo will open after regular hours 6:00 – 9:00 PM for a holiday celebration featuring Santa and Mrs. Claus, decadent treats, music and holiday charm.  Tickets go on sale soon! Check www.palmbeachzoo.org for information.

Pricing: Tickets for the event are $14.95 for adults and $12.95 for children. Palm Beach Zoo Annual Members receive special pricing.

Email: info@palmbeachzoo.org

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

Holidays at Palm Beach Zoo are WILD.  Zoo Lights presented by FPL® will feature more than one-million eco-friendly LED lights illuminating Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society this holiday season. Starting November 27, on select nights the Zoo will open after regular hours 6:00 – 9:00 PM for a holiday celebration featuring Santa and Mrs. Claus, decadent treats, music and holiday charm.  Tickets go on sale soon! Check www.palmbeachzoo.org for information.

Pricing: Tickets for the event are $14.95 for adults and $12.95 for children. Palm Beach Zoo Annual Members receive special pricing.

Email: info@palmbeachzoo.org

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

Holidays at Palm Beach Zoo are WILD.  Zoo Lights presented by FPL® will feature more than one-million eco-friendly LED lights illuminating Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society this holiday season. Starting November 27, on select nights the Zoo will open after regular hours 6:00 – 9:00 PM for a holiday celebration featuring Santa and Mrs. Claus, decadent treats, music and holiday charm.  Tickets go on sale soon! Check www.palmbeachzoo.org for information.

Pricing: Tickets for the event are $14.95 for adults and $12.95 for children. Palm Beach Zoo Annual Members receive special pricing.

Email: info@palmbeachzoo.org

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

Holidays at Palm Beach Zoo are WILD.  Zoo Lights presented by FPL® will feature more than one-million eco-friendly LED lights illuminating Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society this holiday season. Starting November 27, on select nights the Zoo will open after regular hours 6:00 – 9:00 PM for a holiday celebration featuring Santa and Mrs. Claus, decadent treats, music and holiday charm.  Tickets go on sale soon! Check www.palmbeachzoo.org for information.

Pricing: Tickets for the event are $14.95 for adults and $12.95 for children. Palm Beach Zoo Annual Members receive special pricing.

Email: info@palmbeachzoo.org

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

Holidays at Palm Beach Zoo are WILD.  Zoo Lights presented by FPL® will feature more than one-million eco-friendly LED lights illuminating Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society this holiday season. Starting November 27, on select nights the Zoo will open after regular hours 6:00 – 9:00 PM for a holiday celebration featuring Santa and Mrs. Claus, decadent treats, music and holiday charm.  Tickets go on sale soon! Check www.palmbeachzoo.org for information.

Pricing: Tickets for the event are $14.95 for adults and $12.95 for children. Palm Beach Zoo Annual Members receive special pricing.

Email: info@palmbeachzoo.org

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

Holidays at Palm Beach Zoo are WILD.  Zoo Lights presented by FPL® will feature more than one-million eco-friendly LED lights illuminating Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society this holiday season. Starting November 27, on select nights the Zoo will open after regular hours 6:00 – 9:00 PM for a holiday celebration featuring Santa and Mrs. Claus, decadent treats, music and holiday charm.  Tickets go on sale soon! Check www.palmbeachzoo.org for information.

Pricing: Tickets for the event are $14.95 for adults and $12.95 for children. Palm Beach Zoo Annual Members receive special pricing.

Email: info@palmbeachzoo.org

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

Holidays at Palm Beach Zoo are WILD.  Zoo Lights presented by FPL® will feature more than one-million eco-friendly LED lights illuminating Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society this holiday season. Starting November 27, on select nights the Zoo will open after regular hours 6:00 – 9:00 PM for a holiday celebration featuring Santa and Mrs. Claus, decadent treats, music and holiday charm.  Tickets go on sale soon! Check www.palmbeachzoo.org for information.

Pricing: Tickets for the event are $14.95 for adults and $12.95 for children. Palm Beach Zoo Annual Members receive special pricing.

Email: info@palmbeachzoo.org

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

The City of West Palm Beach is making plans to welcome back the star of its annual Holiday in Paradise campaign, Sandi, the world’s only 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree. She will return to the waterfront from Saturday, December 5, 2020, until New Year’s Eve, Thursday, December 31, 2020, for her 9^thseason. Sandi will host nightly music and light shows between 6 – 10 p.m. New this year will be a synchronized show with the City’s soon-to-be-completed Centennial Square Fountain, where the water will ‘dance’ to the music. Sandi will return to the Great Lawn, which is at the east end of Clematis Street, just west of Flagler Drive.

While many Sandi Land staples are suspended this year, some have been modified to continue traditions, including a visit with Santa. Anticipated elements include:

• Santa at Sandi – In true paradise fashion, Santa will be safely distanced in his lifeguard chair! His perch will be more than six feet in the air, and kids and families can safely gather for a photo opportunity at the bottom. City staff will encourage social distancing while families wait in line.
• Sing-along and/or Storytime with Sandi – Families are welcome to gather at the foot of the Sandi tree for an unforgettable experience, as Sandi sings along or reads aloud. Reservations will be required for this free event, where socially distanced markers on the lawn will promote safety. 
• Surprise Pop-Up Entertainment – Unexpected entertainment elements will pop up throughout Sandi’s visit. Come often and stay alert so you don’t miss out on the festive and memory-making fun!

In order to comply with national, statewide, and local safety mandates, the City will skip the tree lighting ceremony and other coordinated events that typically draw larger crowds, such as the annual Sunday on the Waterfront Aloha Islanders show. Additionally, other high-touch activities, such as Glow FORE It Mini Golf, SnowieVille, and Sandi’s Dressing Room will be absent from the month-long holiday celebration.

Sandi is free to visit and enjoy. For more information about Holiday in Paradise and other City events, visit www.wpb.org/events, call (561) 822-1515 (TTY: 800-955-8771) or follow the City of West Palm Beach on Facebook @CityofWPB and on Twitter and Instagram @westpalmbch.

Holidays at Palm Beach Zoo are WILD.  Zoo Lights presented by FPL® will feature more than one-million eco-friendly LED lights illuminating Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society this holiday season. Starting November 27, on select nights the Zoo will open after regular hours 6:00 – 9:00 PM for a holiday celebration featuring Santa and Mrs. Claus, decadent treats, music and holiday charm.  Tickets go on sale soon! Check www.palmbeachzoo.org for information.

Pricing: Tickets for the event are $14.95 for adults and $12.95 for children. Palm Beach Zoo Annual Members receive special pricing.

Email: info@palmbeachzoo.org

Holidays at Palm Beach Zoo are WILD.  Zoo Lights presented by FPL® will feature more than one-million eco-friendly LED lights illuminating Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society this holiday season. Starting November 27, on select nights the Zoo will open after regular hours 6:00 – 9:00 PM for a holiday celebration featuring Santa and Mrs. Claus, decadent treats, music and holiday charm.  Tickets go on sale soon! Check www.palmbeachzoo.org for information.

Pricing: Tickets for the event are $14.95 for adults and $12.95 for children. Palm Beach Zoo Annual Members receive special pricing.

Email: info@palmbeachzoo.org

Holidays at Palm Beach Zoo are WILD.  Zoo Lights presented by FPL® will feature more than one-million eco-friendly LED lights illuminating Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society this holiday season. Starting November 27, on select nights the Zoo will open after regular hours 6:00 – 9:00 PM for a holiday celebration featuring Santa and Mrs. Claus, decadent treats, music and holiday charm.  Tickets go on sale soon! Check www.palmbeachzoo.org for information.

Pricing: Tickets for the event are $14.95 for adults and $12.95 for children. Palm Beach Zoo Annual Members receive special pricing.

Email: info@palmbeachzoo.org

Holidays at Palm Beach Zoo are WILD.  Zoo Lights presented by FPL® will feature more than one-million eco-friendly LED lights illuminating Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society this holiday season. Starting November 27, on select nights the Zoo will open after regular hours 6:00 – 9:00 PM for a holiday celebration featuring Santa and Mrs. Claus, decadent treats, music and holiday charm.  Tickets go on sale soon! Check www.palmbeachzoo.org for information.

Pricing: Tickets for the event are $14.95 for adults and $12.95 for children. Palm Beach Zoo Annual Members receive special pricing.

Email: info@palmbeachzoo.org