Raise a Glass
What: Treasure Coast Brew Fest
Where: Stuart Memorial Park, Stuart
When: November 1, 1-5 p.m.
Price: $45 for beer samplers, free for all others
The Buzz: The Treasure Coast’s largest and longest-running beer festival offers the opportunity to sample more than 200 craft beers from over 50 different breweries. If beer isn’t your jam, don’t despair: guests can sip wine, dine alfresco at a variety of food trucks, enjoy live music, and play games at this a family-friendly event. The best part? Proceeds directly benefit Treasure Coast charities—in 2024 organizers donated $29,000 to three local nonprofit organizations.
Travel By Tummy
What: Feast of Little Italy
Where: Abacoa Town Center, Jupiter
When: November 7, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; November 8, 11 a.m.-10 p.m.; November 9, 11 a.m.-8 p.m.
Price: Admission is free
The Buzz: No matter your heritage, this popular annual event gives you license to go full Italian—and no surprise, it’s a food-centric experience. Sample classic Italian dishes like pasta, meatballs, sausage and peppers, and more, or cool off with a refreshing Italian ice. For those looking to imbibe, don’t miss the Aperol Spritz Piazza or the wine garden (new to this year’s event). Head to the Galbani La Cucina Cooking Stage for chef Marco Sciortino’s master classes, and to the main stage for live music and entertainment featuring tributes to Italian and Italian-American legends like Andrea Bocelli, Frank Sinatra, Madonna, and Bon Jovi. Kids can indulge in carnival rides and games, or try their hand at arts-and-crafts activities. Parking is available at the Roger Dean Stadium parking areas located on Main Street, in the FAU parking lots, and in the Town Center parking garages located on University Boulevard and Edna Hibel Way.
Get Crafty
What: Juno Beach Craft Festival
Where: 14200 U.S. 1, Juno Beach
When: November 8, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; November 9, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Price: Admission is free
The Buzz: With home decor items, pet, accessories, garden items, wearable, art, jewelry, fine art, photography, and more, this is a veritable one-stop shop for artisan-made craft creations—now celebrating its twenty-third year. When it’s time to feed more than just your creative consumerism, don’t miss the charming green market homemade treats like artisanal cheeses and delectable dips. Or stop by an array of food vendors like Gourmet Kettle Corn and Lemonade (pro tip: try the watermelon mint with a hint of ginger and thank us later); Awesome Empanadas serving up hot and tasty handmade empanadas (vegan options available); Coconut Bar for refreshing coconut-based drinks and smoothies (some even served in a coconut for maximum Insta-worthiness); and Ara Concessions, offering an assortment of pretzels and chimney cakes.
Chili Out
What: Tequesta Chili Cook-Off
Where: One Main Street, Tequesta
When: November 8, 2-6 p.m.
Price: $30 for advance general admission tickets, $35 for day-of general admission tickets, $100 for VIP tickets (includes a mug, T-shirt, dedicated parking, and entrance to the VIP tent)
The Buzz: Strictly a 21-and-older event (clear bags only; no pets allowed), this event gives back 100 percent of its proceeds to five local veterans charities. This year’s goal? Raising enough funds to reach a milestone of $1 million in total donations to gift to local nonprofits that support veterans’ causes.
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