By Jupiter Tide Staff
The Town of Jupiter has cancelled its Nov. 19 50+ Beach Day, a beach outing run by the Town's 50+ recreation program at the Jupiter Civic Center in Carlin Park.
The Town's 50+ Beach Day page now lists Thursday, Nov. 19 as "Cancelled" and asks registered participants to check their email or call the Community Center. The Town's news post announcing the event has also been retitled "Cancelled." Neither page gives a reason, but the event is held at the Civic Center, 351 Old A1A, which has been closed since earlier this week. As of Thursday morning, the Town's Civic Center page says the building is temporarily closed because high tides and increased wave activity caused significant beach erosion and damaged the access walkway and stairs. The Town says it is evaluating conditions daily.
The page says there is no 50+ Beach Day in December. The next date, Thursday, Jan. 21, 2027, is listed as tentative. The event runs 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., costs $7 for residents and $9 for nonresidents, and requires pre-registration.
Beach conditions
The National Weather Service's Coastal Flood Advisory and Rip Current Statement for coastal Palm Beach County remain in effect until 8 p.m. Thursday. The advisory calls for moderate flooding of lots, parks and roads near the coast, with only isolated road closures expected.
In Juno Beach, the town said in a public information update Wednesday afternoon that the king tide cycle was forecast to start easing later Wednesday, but that shoreline damage is ongoing and beach walkovers 2, 3, 4 and 6 remain closed. The town asked people to stay off structures threatened by erosion, not to use pools or pool decks near eroded areas, to keep children and pets away from dune edges, and to have properties inspected before going back in.
Questions about the 50+ Beach Day go to the Jupiter Community Center. The Civic Center can be reached at (561) 741-2400. Juno Beach Town Hall is at 561-626-1122, and the Juno Beach Police non-emergency line is 561-799-4445.
Earlier coverage: Jupiter Civic Center closed as erosion threatens the building; Juno Beach Pier and beach accesses closed; Coastal flood warning for king tides.
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