The Raymond F. Kravitz Center for Performing Arts
Opened in 1992, the stunning $63 million Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts holds more than 800 events each year, with more than 400,000 people in attendance annually. One of the premier performing arts centers in the Southeast, this copper and marble showcase is the center for cultural events in West Palm Beach and only truly respectable concerts, plays, ballets and operas take place here. Set on 10.6 acres of property at the highest point in the city, Dreyfoos Hall, named after its original benefactor, seats 2,193 and is the main performance venue. The 300 seat Rinker Playhouse is a black box theatre where much of the drama is performed and the 1400 seat Gosman Amphitheatre allows for outdoor entertainment.
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Barry University
Palm Beach Gardens Campus, 9123 N. Military Trail, Palm Beach Gardens. Private Catholic university with main campus in Miami Shores. Bachelor's, Master's and doctoral degree programs plus adult and continuing education and online classes.
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Scripps Research Institute
Scripps is the world's largest non-profit biomedical research center. Scripps Research Institute is expected to open in late 2008. Scripps will eventually have 500 employees of its own. It is expected to create 6,500 jobs over the next 15 years and to attract corporations from around the world.
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Juno Beach
Juno Beach coast is an ideal playground for water sports, with water temperatures that are comfortable year-round. Boating enthusiasts can enjoy the many marinas along the Intracoastal Waterway and Atlantic Ocean inlets which offer powerboat and sailboat rentals. For those seeking more active water sports, there is water-skiing, windsurfing, kayaking and parasailing. Proximity to Gulf Stream waters offers a wide variety of deep-sea fishing. Charter boats are also available for those that want to give it a try.
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Loxahatchee River
The Loxahatchee River is Florida 's only "National Wild and Scenic River ." The river is famous for its large stand of Bald Cypress, its countless birds and diverse wildlife. Eco-tours on the river are a favorite pastime of tourists and residents alike.
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Downtown at the Gardens
Downtown at the Gardens in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida offers an experience like no other. Immerse yourself in lush, tropical surroundings. Experience sparkling fountains, renowned restaurants, Whole Foods Market, a 16-screen Cobb Theatre and fabulous shopping, all under the Florida sun.
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The Gardens Mall
The Gardens Mall is an upscale, two-story, enclosed shopping mall located in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, a suburb of West Palm Beach. Its anchors are Macy's, Sears, Bloomingdale's, Nordstrom, and Saks Fifth Avenue, and it features more than 160 specialty shops and restaurants.
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International Polo Club Palm Beach
International Polo Club Palm Beach is a return to the way the game of polo is meant to be enjoyed. Where polo players and fans of all ages can gather together in a world-class venue for the sport and the lifestyle. Thousands of fans will be on hand to celebrate the 2008 Polo Season at International Polo Club Palm Beach. The season will feature a series of renowned polo tournaments attracting some of the world's finest players.
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Roger Dean Stadium
Spring Training home to both the Florida Marlins and St. Louis Cardinals, and home to the Florida State League Jupiter Hammerheads (Single A affiliate of the Florida Marlins) and the Palm Beach Cardinals (Single A affiliate of the St. Louis Cardinals).
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Palm Beach International Airport
Palm Beach International Airport serves northern Palm Beach County and the southern portion of the Treasure Coast. It is located 15 miles south of Mirasol, just west of I-95 via exit 69b. Nineteen Airlines currently serve the airport.
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