More Than A Community. Florida's Newest City.
More Than A Community. Florida's Newest City.
From The Publisher’s Desk
It’s springtime here in Westlake, and that means that it’s time for SpringFest! Easter egg hunts, the Easter Bunny, shopping, food trucks and lots of fun will return on Saturday, March 28. Look for our preview story in this issue.
The arts are important to Westlake, and this issue, we get to know Westlake’s Art in Public Places Advisory Board, which is hoping to create an art-centered identity for the growing community. While only two public art pieces have yet been installed, there are many plans on the drawing board. Check out this art-filled feature story to learn more.
As Westlake continues to develop, we also learn in this issue how an active lifestyle is helping residents build community and become friends. In Westlake Today, we discover the new Italian American Club of Westlake, which is the brainchild of resident Robin Rosio-Quinones and will hold its first meeting on March 26.
For the culturally minded, we preview the spectacular 2026-27 season of Palm Beach Dramaworks, the region’s home for groundbreaking theater. Finally, if you’re looking for an amazing dining experience, make plans to visit Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurant, which recently made its long-awaited debut on State Road 7 in Wellington.
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Hop into spring on Saturday, March 28 with the City of Westlake’s annual SpringFest. The event will include crafts, Easter egg hunts, vendors, food trucks and the Easter Bunny.
Westlake has long been planned as more than a collection of homes; it was designed to be a city with an active lifestyle.
Out of aluminum orange petals and metallic palm fronds, the Westlake Art in Public Places Advisory Board is hoping an art-centered identity will blossom in the community
Palm Beach Dramaworks recently announced an exciting 2026-27 season featuring five plays that will entertain, enlighten and stimulate discussion