Palm Beach Gardens New Year's Eve

from zvents.com

Embassy Suites Palm Beach Gardens Welcomes the New Year with:

• Free cooked to order breakfast
• Complimentary Evening Reception
• Two Room Suite
• Packages that include free WiFi, Gift Cards, Bonus HHonor Points, Discounted Room Rates and more!

CLICK HERE to pick the overnight package to celebrate the New Year in Palm Beach Gardens

palm beach gardens new years eve events 

New Year's Eve Gala

Tuesday, Dec 31 8:00p

Eissey Campus Theatre at Palm Beach State College, Palm Beach Gardens 

It’s a party on New Year’s Eve with vocalists Lorrianna Colozza and Seth Muse...

Cool Beans Fun Friday – Prepping for New Years Eve

Friday, Dec 27 3:00p

Cool Beans Indoor Playground & Cafe, Palm Beach Gardens 

Incorporate the children in the preparation for New Years Eve! Cool Beans has a fun activity to help them make sure they are ready to celebrate! Cost is $14...

New Years Eve Party

Tuesday, Dec 31 8:00p

The Backyard Bar, West Palm Beach 

Tuesday December 31st Live Music & Show w/ Westminster Trio 3 course dinner w/boutique wines or beer Champagne Toast at midnight Party Favors $79 per person 8.30pm-12...

New Year's Marina Sunset Celebration!

Friday, Dec 27 5:00p

Lake Park Harbor Marina, West Palm Beach 

Friday, December 27, 5 p.m.-8 p.m. (Happy Hour Drink Specials 5-6 p.m...

Moonfest New Year's Eve 2014 Block-Party

Tuesday, Dec 31 7:00p

West Palm Beach Library, West Palm Beach 

Moonfest New Year's Eve 2014 Block-Party Adult - $7.00 VIP - $50.00

New Year Celebration "Lyfe Jennings"

Saturday, Jan 4 9:00p

Vita Ultra Lounge, West Palm Beach 

A Wise Choice Ent & Vita Lounge Presents......

The Glamour Goddesses present a New Year's Vaudeville Extravaganza

Saturday, Dec 28 8:30p

Harold's Coffee - New Location, West Palm Beach 

The Glamour Goddesses are back at Harold's Coffee Lounge for their special New Year's Vaudeville Extravaganza! The show is sure to deliver fresh, new and exciting performances as always...

Midtown Men

Tuesday, Dec 31 8:00p

Kravis Center - Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall, West Palm Beach 

The Midtown Men reunites Tony Award winner Christian Hoff, Michael Longoria, Daniel Reichard, and Tony Award nominee J...

High Holiday Services

Wednesday, Jun 17 7:00p

Chabad Jewish Center Palm Beach, North Palm Beach 

Join us for a mystical journey at the High Holiday Services If you can access the brain, you can do just about anything...

The Peacock's Gift

Thursday, Jan 2 10:30a

Puppetry Arts Center of the Palm Beaches, Delray Beach 

Journey with the humble little Peacock as he helps others in need and finds himself part of the splendor of the Chinese New Year celebration

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Holiday Travel Tips from aarp.org

Holiday Travel Tips

5 HOLIDAY TRAVEL TIPS

These simple steps can save you time and headaches with air travel, baggage and crowds
by: Alexis Flippin, Frommer’s Travel, from: AARP.org


'Tis the season to be traveling, whether you're jetting off to far-flung places or taking a road trip to see family. Crowded airports and gridlocked roads — not to mention free-floating anxiety — can make holiday travel a headache. With our holiday travel tips, though, it doesn't have to be.

These holiday travel tips will make your journey a breeze.

1. Avoid Flying at Peak Times
If your travel schedule is flexible, avoid flying on the busiest days of the season: the day before Thanksgiving and the two days immediately preceding and following Christmas and New Year's. Also, book flights at off-peak times, such as early morning. If at all possible, fly on the holiday itself, when airports have an almost empty, tumbleweed-blowing-in-the-desert feel.


2. Hit the Road With Technology by Your Side
Portable GPS navigators are wondrous things, providing the fastest and most direct routes to your destination — and voice auto-commands help keep your eyes on the road. Upgraded models offer real-time traffic information, but unless your car has built-in GPS capability, these can be pricey. A much more economical alternative — as infree — is Google Maps, available on most smartphones. It not only provides driving directions but also has color-coded lines indicating the severity of traffic ahead: green lines indicate good conditions, yellow means fair, and red or red/black signal poor conditions.

3. Travel Light
Don't be weighed down with packages. Order gifts online, and have them sent directly to the recipient, or mail your packages ahead of time. If you're a procrastinator, you can take advantage of the annual Free Shipping Day on December 17, when some 1,500 merchants guarantee free delivery by Christmas Eve. And, if you're flying, don't wrap the gifts you bring — airlines have the right to open any wrapped package.

4. Don't Check Your Bags
The Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays are traditionally the busiest times to fly, which means the odds of losing your luggage rise exponentially with the increased air traffic. Not to mention the expense of paying $25 or more per bag. (Consider shipping your luggage ahead of time with these tips from AARP money expert Sid Kirchheimer.) Be on the safe side: carry on your luggage.

5. Take the Back Roads
Driving the interstates can be dull at any time, but holiday travel often adds big-time gridlock to the mix. If you have some time on your hands, why not leave the major highways behind, and hit the back roads for serendipitous pleasures? (These 7 iconic drives are some of the best in the U.S. any time of year.) Of all the holiday travel tips, this one will help you to focus on the joys of the season most of all.