Events Roundup: What to Do This June in The Palm Beaches
Looking for things to do in Palm Beach County this June? From outdoor festivals and waterfront concerts to family-friendly events, Father’s Day celebrations, and cultural experiences, there’s no shortage of ways to kick off summer in South Florida. Whether you’re planning a special outing for Dad or exploring everything from Boca Raton to West Palm Beach, discover our top picks for things to do this month, June 2026. Looking for even more events? Explore all the things to do this June.
Summer in South Florida is heating up, but there's no better place to cool off and make lasting memories than Palm Beach Zoo. Even better? Kids are FREE all summer long!
From June 1 through July 31, 2026, up to four children ages 3–12 receive complimentary admission with every full-priced adult ticket. Children ages 2 and under are always free.
Purchase your tickets online or at the gate and get ready for a wild summer adventure!
Alan Jackson’s 5 O’Clock Somewhere Fest is destined to become an annual event worthy of the Country Music Hall of Famer’s own past touring career and the musical legacy that’s made him the revered icon he is. This new event that bears his name is the perfect opportunity for anyone…
Lilly Pulitzer aficionadas, this event is for you! Founded in 2017 by Tosha Williams, The Pink Retreat is the most colorful girls’ weekend getaway in Palm Beach for women of all ages who love the colorful and floral patterns of Lilly Pulitzer. REGISTER HERE
Learn how to create and care for their own miniature indoor garden. All materials provided & guided step-by-step instruction. Enjoy light refreshments during the workshop & leave with your own fully-built terrarium ready to display!
It’s time to party again!! Juneteenth of PBC, Inc is inviting you to join our 6th Annual Juneteenth Festival celebrating Unity and Black Excellence HBCU Edition! We want to see you dressed in all of your HBCU Paraphenlia! Show up and show out for the University’s that represent who you…
Location: Mounts Botanical Garden, West Palm Beach, FL
Golden Hours at Mounts is a new summer evening series taking place Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., June 4 through August 29, 2026.
Bring your camera, your journal, or simply a good book and unwind as the Garden stays open later for a completely different experience. Enjoy cooler temperatures, golden light, and peaceful surroundings that invite you to slow down and savor the moment.
Come for the glow. Stay for the experience.
Admission
Adults: $20
Seniors (ID required): $18
College Students (ID required): $18
Military (ID required): $18
Children 6–17: $13
Children 5 & under: Free
Members: Free
Location: Riviera Beach Marina Village Event Center, Riviera Beach, FL
Come celebrate World Oceans Day with us at our Concert and Art Exhibit – showcasing the beauty of the oceans through art and music!
Join World Oceans Day at the Riviera Beach Marina Village Event Center for an evening filled with beautiful ocean-inspired art and live music performances, featuring world-class musicians Steve Smith, Tim May, and Mark Russell.
Immerse yourself in stunning artworks celebrating our oceans and enjoy a concert featuring talented musicians. Let's come together to appreciate the wonders of the ocean and support marine conservation efforts. Don't miss out on this unique event celebrating our beloved oceans!
The art exhibit will open at 6 pm, the concert starts at 7 pm and we expect it to complete at around 9.30 pm. Tickets are free. Cash bar. Free parking.
Location: Palm Beach Gardens Green Market, Palm Beach Gardens, FL
The Palm Beach Gardens Greenmarket is kicking off the month of June with a high-energy celebration full of music, games, and patriotic fun! DJ Jammin Jim will keep the market grooving while families enjoy temporary tattoos, sidewalk chalk for the kids, patriotic carnival inflatables, mini golf, and classic market games. It’s the perfect way to start our America 250 celebration with fun for all ages!
Location: Palm Beach County Convention Center, West Palm Beach, FL
The festival will feature dozens of small farms and nurseries offering delicious locally grown mangoes, grafted mango trees, and a variety of other tropical fruits. Vendors will also showcase mango products and agricultural tools for gardeners and commercial growers.
An educational program will provide lectures and discussions throughout the day on growing mangos in Florida, offering valuable insights for both beginners and experienced growers. A master display in the Exhibit Hall will showcase the wide range of mango cultivars found in Florida
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