Sunday Market Moves to Shaded Pavilion for July Heat

Palm Beach Gardens, FL · July 19, 2026

Sunday morning usually means a slow start and a quick check of the radar before heading out. The humidity is holding steady, but the breeze near the canal is worth the walk today.

📰 The Lead

The city is putting the finishing touches on the newest segment of the "Greenline" trail system, specifically the corridor connecting the Sandhill Crane Golf Club to the Loxahatchee Slough. This expansion is a significant win for local cyclists and hikers who have long sought a way to bypass the heavier traffic on Northlake Boulevard. While summer thunderstorms have slowed the final paving of the trailhead, the elevated boardwalk sections are now fully accessible. This project is part of a broader regional effort to create a continuous ribbon of protected pathways from the Atlantic coast to the Everglades. Residents can expect the official ribbon-cutting next month, but the path is already providing a much-needed shaded escape for early-morning joggers looking to spot a blue heron or two.

🏙️ Local Pulse

  • Northlake Boulevard Lane Shift — Expect minor delays near the I-95 interchange tonight as crews refresh lane markings for the Monday morning commute.

  • Youth Basketball Finals — The summer league championship games wrap up this afternoon at the Burns Road Community Center gym.

🌦️ Today's Outlook

  • High 91°F · Low 76°F — Rain showers
    • Keep the umbrella handy for those sudden afternoon downpours while you're out running errands.

📅 What's On Around Town

  • Gardens 2 Go Market — City Hall Municipal Complex, 8:00 AM–1:00 PM Grab fresh local honey and seasonal produce before the afternoon showers arrive.

  • Live Jazz Brunch — The Cooper, 11:00 AM–2:30 PM Local musicians provide the backdrop for a relaxed Sunday meal on the patio.

  • Jupiter: Sunday Morning Yoga — Lighthouse ArtCenter, 9:30 AM A short drive north for a restorative session surrounded by local gallery exhibits.

  • West Palm Beach: Sunday on the Waterfront — Meyer Amphitheatre, 4:00–7:00 PM Free concert by the intracoastal featuring a tribute to classic soul and Motown.

📸 Spotlight & Story

  • The Gardens GreenMarket Tradition
    • Since 2002, this Sunday staple has grown from a few card tables to a massive community hub. It originally started to support local growers during the off-season and now hosts over 120 vendors. The market’s "no-plastic" initiative successfully diverts thousands of bags from local landfills annually.

Palm Beach Gardens Daily Digest — compiled from local sources as of 6 AM. For breaking updates, follow your local newsrooms.

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