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02/12/2024

With the festive season upon us, the December issue is an ode to the tables we share, the locals who shape our community, and the nostalgia we relish in during this time of the year.⁠
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Inside the issue, Ralph and Laura Lewis, the third-generation owners of Okeechobee Steakhouse, host a dinner with friends to celebrate the past while looking forward to a bright future. For the Lewises, and the other food-industry trailblazers at that table, breaking bread together is an intimate way to forge relationships. ⁠
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This theme of nostalgia carries through in our fashion editorial. Our model, with a couple of local “extras” you’ll surely recognize, showcases festive holiday fashion in the most unlikely of places: the aisles of Green’s Pharmacy and Luncheonette.⁠
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Photographer: Olivia Graham ⁠
Models: Suebelle Robbins, Kylie Vonnahme ⁠
Location: Green’s Pharmacy and Luncheonette, Palm Beach ⁠
Hair and makeup: Kateri Giehl ⁠
Clothing: Badgley Mischka gown; Michael Kors Collection dress, belt, fur ring; Dina C’s Fab and Funky earrings

21/11/2024

Fit to Serve⁠
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These four next-generation philanthropists marry their personal passions with meaningful purpose. ⁠

Meet Jessica Paindiris, Amanda Cummings, Juliana Gendelman, and Kimberly Goodwin here: https://www.palmbeachillustrated.com/meet-the-new-philanthropists/

19/11/2024

Mix, mingle, laugh, learn, and enjoy a takeover during tomorrow’s edition of The Living Room Series!

Join us in conversation at The Colony Hotel with Mira Fain, Lilly Pulitzer’s creative director and executive vice president of fashion design and development, discussing the drop of the Lilly holiday collection and Men’s Stuff, the brand’s menswear line.

The event is free to attend. RSVP in Stories now!

25/10/2024

The notion of community—standing together in good times and bad, and supporting those among us who need a little extra help—is front and center in Palm Beach. With season and the holidays fast approaching, this issue is devoted to bolstering community and the people who make it happen, including cover star Amy Baier, who recently moved to Palm Beach and is already making waves on the charity circuit. ⁠
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Amy’s philosophy on giving back is simple: where she sees a need, she aims to fill it. And she does it all with grace, kindness, and, yes, style. ⁠
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Read on about Amy and other locals with hearts for giving in the November issue. ⁠
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Cover shot by Joriann Maye-Keegan
Story by Paige Bowers⁠
Fashion editor: Katherine Lande⁠
Hair: Gina Simone for artistbo###.com using OribePro⁠
Makeup: Tim Quinn for ⁠
Fashion assistant: Stephanie Gates⁠
Wearing: Oscar de la Renta, Aquazzura, Bulgari, Chanel

16/10/2024

Tomorrow, food takes center stage at during the third annual Taste of CityPlace.⁠
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From 6 to 8:30 p.m., resident restaurants of the shopping, dining, and entertainment destination will serve appetizer, entrée, and dessert samples. Participants include El Camino, Planta, Harry’s Bar & Restaurant, Felice, City Cellar, True Food Kitchen, and Galley at the Hilton West Palm Beach, among others.
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Plus, event proceeds will benefit Promise Fund of Florida in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. ⁠
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Get all of the details on the foodie fete here: https://www.palmbeachillustrated.com/taste-of-cityplace-returns/

04/10/2024

Farmers market season kicks off this weekend!⁠
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To celebrate the return of the award-winning West Palm Beach GreenMarket (October 5), and the Swank Farmers Market (October 12), we highlight what's new at both beloved markets here: https://www.palmbeachillustrated.com/farmers-market-season-kicks-off-this-weekend/
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Story by Skye Sherman; Photos by Scott Wiseman and PapPhoto

25/09/2024

On a fundamental level, home serves as a sanctuary where we are free to be ourselves, to love, and to dream.⁠
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In Palm Beach, of course, the concept of home as sanctuary is elevated to high art. In the October issue, we visit homes that are sure to provide inspiration for everything from setting the table to turning functional spaces into showcases. ⁠
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Take cover subjects Matt Holland and Bryan Walsh, who invited us inside their newly remodeled West Palm Beach penthouse to tour the breathtaking space and enviable contemporary art collection. Admire the works, learn about Bryan and Matt’s collecting process, and uncover all that the October Home issue has to offer.⁠
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Cover shot by Jerry Rabinowitz; Story by Linda Marx; Art pictured: 'Balloon Dogs' by Jeff Koons and 'Bitch I’m Madonna' by Gavin Rain

18/09/2024

In case you needed a reason to treat yourself today, it's National Cheeseburger Day! ⁠
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In the September issue, we highlight three local spots serving some of our favorite burgers: https://www.palmbeachillustrated.com/3-ways-to-celebrate-national-cheeseburger-day/
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Story by Mary Murray; Photo of Nicholson Muir Distinguished Meats’ Butcher Burger by Jupiter Compass Digital Marketing

16/09/2024

Palm Beach Gardens resident Karol Hernández drew on her colorful childhood to pen her first book, I Am La Chiva!: The Colorful Bus of the Andes (Penguin Random House, 2024), a picture book that sends young readers on a journey through the Andes.⁠
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Learn about Hernández's inspiration for writing her book and more here: https://www.palmbeachillustrated.com/colors-of-colombia-with-karol-hernandez/
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Story by Skye Sherman; Photo by Jhon Palacio; Book cover courtesy Penguin Random House

13/09/2024

Experiencing Japanese culture and its centuries-old traditions for finding harmony and balance are especially vital in today’s busy world, says Wendy Lo, curator of education at the Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens in Delray Beach. ⁠
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We visited with Lo to learn more about the Morikami’s programs (like this weekend's Introduction to the Art of Kintsugi, Koto Workshop [pictured], and Sado: Tea Ceremony Workshop): https://www.palmbeachillustrated.com/qa-with-morikamis-wendy-lo/

26/08/2024

It's the time of year again. Say hello to the annual Education Issue, ⁠PBI's celebration of the best of the best in Palm Beach County's education space. ⁠
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On the cover, we meet three local women taking a unique approach to educating and uplifting area youth⁠: Christine Sylvain, founder of Path to College, an organization dedicated to equity in college admissions and assisting students, mostly from Title 1 schools, apply and matriculate to top-tier universities on a full ride; Gabrielle McGee, who was inspired by oceanographer Dr. Sylvia Earle to launch environmental education initiative Wave Makers; and Susan Wemette, founder of Blue Planet Global Education and Center for Creative Education arts educator.⁠
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Meet these visionaries, as well as the nominees for Educator of the Year, in the September issue!⁠
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Cover shot by Joriann Maye-Keegan on location at Apricot & Olive, West Palm Beach; Clothing and jewelry provided by Marissa Collections, Palm Beach; Story by Paige Bowers

21/08/2024

Sandy beaches, coastal wetlands, and swampy marshes make up the diverse South Florida terrain. Our backyard is the perfect home for a treasure trove of exotic fruits and plants, like the luscious guava, tart hog plum, wholesome Seminole pumpkin, tangy sea grape, creamy Florida avocado, and striking beauty berry.⁠
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In the August issue, we celebrate the Sunshine State’s vibrant flora with recipes that spotlight these unique ingredients:

https://www.palmbeachillustrated.com/wild-edibles-inspired-by-floridas-flora/

20/08/2024

Last fall, NFL Hall of Famer Cris Carter () joined Florida Atlantic University’s football coaching staff to help student athletes soar.⁠
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Considered one of the greatest wide receivers of all time, Carter is also regarded as someone who is gifted at using his own experiences to teach and reach young men wherever they are.⁠
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Catch up with FAU's executive director of player engagement here: https://www.palmbeachillustrated.com/cris-carter-is-one-wise-owl/

24/07/2024

Show jumper Laura Kraut is heading to the Summer Olympics in Paris this week. PBI caught up with the two-time Olympic medalist and part-time Wellington resident to learn more about her passion for riding and what drives her quest to win.⁠

Catch Kraut competing with her horse Baloutinue at the equestrian grounds in Versailles August 1-6!⁠
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https://www.palmbeachillustrated.com/qa-with-olympian-laura-kraut/

05/07/2024

Artist Carol Calicchio believes that surfing isn’t just for the beach: with her boards, you can bring the spirit of the sport to your home, office, cabana, or hotel lobby. ⁠
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She teamed up with Boynton Beach’s Nomad Surf Shop to create limited-edition surfboards meant to be displayed in beachy homes but that are also usable for surfers who prefer a chic and stylish ride.⁠
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Read on here: https://www.palmbeachillustrated.com/surfs-up-with-artist-carol-calicchio/

04/07/2024

Happy Fourth of July! ⁠
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Summer is in full swing, and there’s no better way to celebrate than with a Fourth of July bash of epic proportions. Back in its thirty-sixth year, the City of West Palm Beach’s annual Fourth on Flagler will take over Waterfront Commons from 6 to 10 p.m.⁠
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Enjoy live music across three stages, a military honor ceremony, a children’s entertainment zone, and summertime food and drink staples. Stick around for the legendary 18-minute-long fireworks display, kicking off at 9:09 p.m. ⁠
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For more festive happenings to enjoy today, flip through the July issue! ⁠
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Photo courtesy of The City of West Palm Beach

03/07/2024

In honor of National Ice Cream Month, we're serving up a scoop of sweet nostalgia by taking a deep dive into the only freestanding Carvel location left in Florida—and it's in our own backyard. ⁠
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Learn the history behind the 66-year-old South Dixie Highway shop here:

https://www.palmbeachillustrated.com/sweet-nostalgia-at-carvel-in-west-palm-beach/

25/06/2024

This spring, Florie’s chef and July cover star Mauro Colagreco () channeled his Argentine roots to orchestrate Palm Beach’s first seaside asado, lighting up the beach at the Four Seasons. Complete with a custom parrilla, enough meat to feed a village, four cords of wood for the 10-hour fire, and an events team flown in from Mauro’s restaurant in France, the evening was one for the books.

Peek behind the scenes of the Palm Beach feast in the July issue and learn more about the chef and his creative process. Plus, plan your next hometown adventure with a roundup of local staycations, as well as a Florida distilleries road trip.

Happy summer!

Cover shot by on location ; Story by ; Design by Mauro Colagreco Productions; Floral and tablescape designs: ; Rentals: , and ; Wine selections:

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