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New Year’s Resolution- Find Balance in Your Life (Thanks to Yoga Path)

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Now is the time of year when we go through the (annoying) process of making bold declarations related to our life that we never follow through on- otherwise known as New Year’s resolutions.

2015 is the year to finally break tradition and make good on our promises.

Resolution #1: Find Balance in Our Life

SoSo’s Yoga Path is making this resolution easy to fulfill with their Full Moon Restorative Workshop on January 6 from 7:30-9:30.

From the Yoga Path experts:
“The Full Moon can be seen at the time of reaching the top of the mountain. This is a time when we are able to see both sides of ourselves clearly and any tensions within are revealed at this time. As we are able to see both sides of any issue at this time we are able to work on harmonizing any imbalances. This is an excellent time to meditate with relation to any personal or world issues that may be concerning you.”

This workshop includes props, meditation and aromatherapy as well as the promise of restoring some much needed balance to your life for 2015. Spots are limited, so register today.

Yoga Path

4514 South Dixie Highway
West Palm Beach, Florida  33405
Phone: (561) 557-4026
Email: yogapathpalmbeach@gmail.com

Let Your Kids Experience a Winter Wonderland at the South Florida Science Center

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Wish you had a little extra shopping time or a kid-free dinner to regroup from the holiday madness? The South Florida Science Center is about to become your new best friend.

This Friday, December 19, from 6-10 PM, the Center is hosting its monthly Parents Night Out. For $30 per child ($15 for each additional child), kids aged 4-12 can come and enjoy some science fun. The night includes hands-on science experiments, a science-related craft, exploration of the Science Center and Aquarium, a pizza dinner and a full-dome planetarium show. This month’s theme of Winter Wonders is sure to delight those longing for a true wintry experience.

To register, click here or email programs@sfsciencecenter.org.

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4801 Dreher Trail North
West Palm Beach, FL 33405
(561) 832-1988

No Boys Allowed! Girls Discover the Fun of Science and Math in the Science Center’s GEMS Club.

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Girls in grades 3-8 are invited to join the South Florida Science Center for its GEMS (Girls Excelling in Math & Science) Club on the last Tuesday of every month from 5-7 PM. This free monthly event is a great way to introduce girls to the world of STEM with hands-on activities designed to emphasize its fun possibilities. Each session will also feature an inspirational female guest speaker who has achieved a successful career in a science, technology, engineering or math field.

Check out the exciting themes for upcoming dates:
October 28- Awesome Aviation
November 25- Marine Madness
December 30- Computer Craze

Registration is required. Call (561) 370-7710 or visit https://www.sfsciencecenter.org/content/gems-club

‘Paint & Wine’ this Father’s Day at Joyful Artist’s Studio

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Take a break from the family festivities this father’s day Sunday, June 15th, with an afternoon wine and paint session at ‘Joyful Artist Studio’ located at 7000 S. Dixie Highway, right behind ‘A Couple Gals Full Service Salon.’

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The Rundown on the Palm Beach Zoo’s ‘Animal Encounters’

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Palm Beach Zoo’s ‘animal experiences’ lets you get up close, personal photo

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The Palm Beach Zoo has expanded its ‘Animal Encounters’ program to include a series of individual or group encounters. For prices ranging from $150 (per group, max 8) to $15 per person, you can get up close and personal with some of the zoo’s friendliest animals.

Encounters with sloths, bears, tortoises, and capybaras are all available to guests. To see the breakdown of prices and a summary of each encounter as told by Palm Beach Post Staff Writer, Staci Sturrock, check out this article and this video.

This Weekend at the Palm Beach Zoo: Breakfast With the Bunny!

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This weekend is ‘Breakfast With the Bunny’ at the Palm Beach Zoo. Activities will include a buffet style breakfast, an egg hunt, animal encounters, and a special visit from the Easter Bunny!

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April 5th: ‘Dark Sky Party’ at the South Florida Science Center and Museum

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On Saturday, April 5th, from 8-10 PM, the South Florida Science Center and Aquarium will be having a ‘Dark Sky Party’. The event will give visitors an opportunity to view astronomical objects through telescopes, learn about the solar system, the night sky, galaxies, and the universe with fun hands-on activities.

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Saturday March 29th: City Place Art Festival

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This weekend, March 29th-30th, City Place will be hosting its 4th annual Art Festival. The event will feature over 200 artists with booths set up on Rosemary Avenue and Hibiscus Street from 10 AM until 5 PM.

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March 28th: ‘Spring Fling’ Night at the Museum

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On Friday, March 28th, from 6:00-9:00 PM, the South Florida Science Center and Aquarium will be hosting a ‘Spring Fling’ night at the museum. The evening will be filled with fun and educational activities to celebrate the spring season.

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New Green Market in the Southend: Every other Saturday at the Palm Beach Zoo!

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The Palm Beach Zoo will is now hosting a Green Market every other Saturday starting on March 8th and ending on June 28th, 2014. Local produce stands, and sustainably harvested items will be available for purchase near the exit gate from 11:00 AM to 5:30 PM every other Saturday. The next one coming up is March 22nd, so make sure not to miss it! You can contact Green Market Coordinator, Krista Gardner, with questions or requests for a vendor packet and visit the event website for more information.

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