One Week Left to Frame Your Favorite Corner of Town
Palm Beach Gardens, FL · September 12, 2026
Saturday mornings invite a slower pace, but with passing drizzle in the forecast, you may want to snap your weekend pictures before the afternoon clouds roll across the fairways.
The Lead
The City of Palm Beach Gardens is holding its 2026 Resident Photography Contest, giving residents and local students until Friday, September 18, to submit their best shots of the community. The annual competition invites photographers to capture the natural spaces, parks, architecture, and neighborhood scenes that define daily life across town. Winning photographs will be framed for permanent rotation inside City Hall and featured across municipal publications and digital platforms over the coming year. Entries must have been captured within city limits during the past twelve months. With the submission portal closing in less than a week, recreation staff are reviewing incoming digital entries ahead of final judging later this month.
Local Pulse
Beeline Highway Widening Brings Overnight Lane Shifts Crews adjust travel lanes near Northlake Boulevard this week as construction on the continuous flow intersection advances.
Gardens GreenMarket Announces October Season Kickoff Date The open-air market returns to City Hall campus on October 4 with regional growers, local makers, and live entertainment.
Today's Outlook
- High 87°F · Low 77°F — Drizzle (29% chance of precipitation)
- Keep an umbrella tucked in the car for occasional passing drizzle this afternoon.
What's On Around Town
Little Tykes Golf Clinic Sandhill Crane Golf Club (9500 Sandhill Crane Dr), 9:00–9:45 AM Introductory swing and putting instruction for young golfers ages three to six.
Clubhouse Morning Breakfast Party Honeybelle (400 Avenue of the Champions), 9:00–11:00 AM Family breakfast buffet with interactive storytelling and characters for young children.
Autism Mamas Night Off Tap 42 Craft Kitchen & Bar (3101 PGA Blvd), 6:00 PM Casual dinner and connection dedicated to supporting local special-needs parents.
Spotlight & Story
- Waterway Cafe
- Founded in 1986 on the former Waterway Marina parcel at 2300 PGA Boulevard, this waterfront staple has anchored local dockside dining for nearly four decades. Its 300 feet of boat slips and Florida's only floating barge bar keep boaters and neighbors returning week after week.
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