Final Summer Market This Morning Ahead of October Kickoff
Palm Beach Gardens, FL · September 27, 2026
Canopies are popping up along Military Trail for the final quiet market morning before the seasonal rush begins. Grab your canvas tote before the afternoon clouds thicken.
The Lead
The Sunday morning routine at City Hall shifts into high gear this weekend as The Gardens GreenMarket closes out its intimate summer run. While a dedicated core of local produce growers and bakeries weathered the summer humidity, city recreation crews and over 120 vendors are now finalizing the campus layout for the full 2026–2027 season kickoff next Sunday, October 4.
Today marks the final day of the relaxed summer schedule, complete with live music from The Boondock Sinners and early-bird giveaways of the city’s new reusable canvas totes. When the market officially expands next weekend, shoppers can expect the return of artisanal cheese makers, native plant nurseries, and extended prepared-food stalls sprawling across the municipal courtyard at Military Trail and Burns Road. Opening ceremonies begin next Sunday at 9:00 AM on the main plaza stage.
Local Pulse
Crews Clear Invasive Trees at District Park Parks Woodland restoration teams work through Friday removing non-native plants while keeping the popular nature trail accessible to runners.
Northlake Beeline Intersection Overhaul Adds Lanes Roads Drivers face shifting lane patterns this week as contractors advance construction on the continuous flow intersection at State Road 710.
Today's Outlook
- High 87°F · Low 70°F — Overcast
- Cloud cover offers welcome shade, but keep your hydration handy in the afternoon heat.
What's On Around Town
Today
The Gardens GreenMarket City Hall Municipal Campus (10500 N Military Trail), 8:00 AM–1:00 PM · Free Grab fresh produce and hear live tunes from The Boondock Sinners.
SPIRIT Team Open Tournament The Nest Par 3 (11401 Northlake Blvd), 8:30 AM Cheer on local golfers tackling the illuminated nine-hole executive course.
Sunday Afternoon Acoustic Session Voodoo Bayou (11701 Lake Victoria Gardens Ave), Noon–3:00 PM Cajun brunch plates paired with live acoustic southern roots music.
Tomorrow
Old Time Music Jam Jupiter Branch Library (705 Military Trail), Jupiter, 11:00 AM–1:00 PM · Free
Michelin Guide Celebration Dinner The Butcher's Club (400 Avenue of the Champions), 6:00–9:00 PM · $275
County Library & Parks Town Hall Gardens Branch Library (11303 Campus Dr), 6:00–7:00 PM · Free
Tuesday
Annual Public Safety Blue Mass Cathedral of St. Ignatius Loyola (9999 N Military Trail), 8:30 AM · Free
Parks & Library Capital Plan Forum North County Senior Center (5217 Northlake Blvd), 1:00–2:00 PM · Free
Mangrove & The Fiddle King Live SaltBird Kitchen & Bar (251 S US Highway 1), Jupiter, 6:00–9:00 PM
Spotlight & Story
- The Flower-Named Streets
- When John D. MacArthur platted the city’s earliest neighborhoods in 1959, he banned sidewalks and required every residential street to bear a floral name—from Holly and Gardenia to Lilac and Aster. The quirky decree aimed to turn suburban cattle pasture into a seamless botanical stroll.
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