Find events, things to do, and what's happening in every corner of Jupiter, FL — updated daily.
From the waterfront bustle of Harbourside Place to the quiet trails of Jupiter Farms — each neighborhood has its own character, its own events, and its own things to discover. Click any neighborhood to browse upcoming events happening there.
Abacoa is Jupiter's vibrant planned community, built around the classic town-center model with tree-lined streets, local restaurants, and Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium. Downtown Abacoa's walkable Town Center hosts year-round events — live music, golf cart nights, farmers markets, and spring training games.
The Jupiter Inlet area encompasses the beach, the iconic red Jupiter Lighthouse, Burt Reynolds Park, and some of the area's best paddleboarding and surfing. It's where surfers, anglers, and beach lovers converge year-round — with dock yoga at Blueline, sound baths at the lighthouse, and open water adventures.
Downtown Jupiter stretches along the Loxahatchee River and Intracoastal Waterway, combining history, art, and waterfront dining. From DuBois Park and the Riverwalk to Guanabanas and Double Roads Tavern — it's the heart of Jupiter's social scene.
Harbourside Place is Jupiter's waterfront marketplace — restaurants, boutiques, live entertainment, and outdoor events right on the Intracoastal. The amphitheater hosts free concerts, yoga sessions, run clubs, and community gatherings year-round.
Juno Beach is a small coastal community between Jupiter and Palm Beach Gardens. Home to Loggerhead MarineLife Center, Juno Beach Park, and an open-water swim group — beloved for its relaxed vibe and ocean-focused community events.
Jupiter Farms is a rural residential community west of I-95, known for equestrian trails, large lots, and a tight-knit neighborhood feel. Events here celebrate the outdoors — from hiking and nature programs at Jonathan Dickinson State Park to the beloved Jupiter Creamery Night Market.
Tequesta is a charming incorporated village at the northern tip of Palm Beach County, nestled between the Loxahatchee River and the Atlantic. Known for its art scene, waterfront dining, and peaceful streets — it hosts cozy community events throughout the year.