Shopping areas in Palm Beach County

Over 1,000 people participate during the free Something BIG YOGA New Year’s day community yoga gathering in the Mizner Park Amphitheater.

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Strike 10 Bowling is one of Mizner Park’s nightlife hot spots. It opens at 2 p.m. and closes at 1 a.m. daily, with the exception of Friday and Saturday, when it closes at 2 a.m.

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Pure Green Juice Bar at Mizner Park offers visitors handcrafted and made-to-order smoothies, açaí bowls and cold-pressed juices.

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Cotton Natural at Mizner Park is one of the area’s leading suppliers of beach and resort-casual lifestyle wear. It offers a wide array of cotton garments for men, women and children.

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Mizner Park is one of Boca Raton’s luxury destinations for shopping, dining and entertainment. Located about a mile west of South Beach Park, it stretches across five acres of land just off U.S. Route 1.

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Jaffi Amato, of Pompano Beach, has worked at Mizner Park’s modern organic home decor store Sugarboo & Co. for the last year. Visitors and influencers come from all throughout South Florida to check it out.

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The Mizner Park Amphitheater features a variety of concerts and events each month. Its first event this holiday season will be the holiday tree lighting on Nov. 18.

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Clams and linguine at El Bellagio at The Square in downtown West Palm Beach.

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Kids enjoy a day in the fountains at The Square, which has undergone numerous changes and is in the process of its latest transformation.

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Oct. 23, 2000 — The clock face on top of FAO Schwarz.

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Compson Place at Renaissance Commons, near the corner of North Congress Avenue and Gateway Boulevard, offers places to eat for breakfast, lunch and dinner, along with coffee and snack options for any time of day.

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A milelong stretch of North Congress Avenue, between Boynton Beach Boulevard and Gateway Boulevard, is packed with stores, restaurants and services.

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Horse statues line the roundabouts at Boynton Town Center.

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A clock tower sits at the center of Compson Place at Renaissance Commons, one of the many shopping centers along North Congress Avenue in Boynton Beach.

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Andy Amoroso, owner of The Tacky Tourist and former Lake Worth Beach vice mayor relaxes in front of his store in a hand-painted Adirondack chair.

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Take a break and make a friend left to right — Isabella Clark and Lake Worth Beach resident Amy La Ve meet and admire the Andirondack chairs painted by local artists, in front of the Yarn Bomb Installation by Milena Arrango.

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“Paws” in your shopping, and take a load off on a work of art, provided by the city’s Community Redevelopment Agency’s Community Adirondack Chair Project. This one is in front of Paws on the Avenue, a place for pets’ and pet parents’ needs. Store owner Caroline Clore stands by her store’s chair.

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Be the toast of the town in front of the now-closed Los Panchos Tacos and Tequila Bar instagram-ready mural on the corner of Lake Avenue and J Street in downtown Lake Worth Beach.

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Atlantic Avenue boasts a wide range of wide range of restaurants, clothing shops, art galleries and more. Located about a mile west of the beach, the famous avenue is a five-minute drive from the shore.

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Delray’s main hub, Atlantic Avenue was designed by an associate of Addison Mizner. The avenue was built in 1926 in the Mediterranean Revival style.

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Atlantic Avenue visitors can choose from 12 free parking lots, metered parking along side streets, State Road A1A and East Atlantic Avenue, or in parking garages where rates start at $3.50 per hour.

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