On Friday, July 1, the City of Boynton Beach will feature ALIVE BEAT at its First Friday @ 5 Concert.
The City will host a July 4 celebration on Monday, July 4 complete with live music, food trucks, entertainment, kids’ activities, free shuttle transportation, and one of the largest Zambelli fireworks displays in Palm Beach County.
A Juneteenth Festival, Celebration of Freedom, will be held on Sunday, June 19 from 12 pm - 5 pm at Boynton Beach's Sara Sims Park (209 NE 9th Ave.).
Beginning Monday morning, June 13, 2022, Boynton Beach Boulevard will be closed west of Lawrence Road for an emergency sanitary sewer repair by the City of Boynton Beach.
City of Boynton Beach offices and facilities will resume normal operations on Sunday, June 5. These include facilities such as recreation centers, parks and beaches.
Due to weather conditions, City of Boynton Beach facilities will be closed on Saturday, June 4. These include City Hall, recreational facilities, the City Library, parks and Oceanfront Park beach.
The community is invited to attend and share feedback on the direction of the Recreation and Parks Department's Parks System Master Plan.
This concert has been cancelled due to potential inclement weather. This Friday, June 3, the City of Boynton Beach will be featuring GREEN MEANS GO at its First Friday @ 5 Concert. This local South Florida band plays music from the 80’s through today’s hits.
Some public facilities will be closed; trash will be picked up as usual.
