Since opening its doors at The Royal Poinciana Plaza, Glazer Hall has added another dimension to one of Palm Beach’s most recognizable destinations, bringing live music, theater and cultural programming into the heart of the island.

This fall, its calendar comes to life with an eclectic lineup of performances alongside a special evening with the Historical Society of Palm Beach County.

Before settling into a seat for the season ahead, Palm Beachers will have the opportunity to experience Glazer Hall from a different perspective…

A Stroll Through The Royal

On October 8, the Young Friends of the Historical Society of Palm Beach County will take over The Royal Poinciana Plaza for A Stroll Through The Royal, the latest installment of the organization’s Cocktails in Paradise series.

Designed to bring history, culture and community together in some of Palm Beach County’s most distinctive settings, Cocktails in Paradise offers a chance to experience familiar places through a new lens.

For this edition, guests will spend the evening exploring The Royal while enjoying private tours of Paul Labrecque and Glazer Hall, handcrafted cocktails, light bites and time to shop and mingle throughout the plaza.

History Takes Center Stage

The evening will also feature a special performance by a string quartet from Dreyfoos School of the Arts, bringing another layer of live music to Glazer Hall while celebrating the next generation of local artistic talent.

It is a fitting pairing for an evening centered around Palm Beach’s past and present. The Royal has long been part of the fabric of island life, and the October gathering offers guests the opportunity to learn more about its story while experiencing the destinations shaping its next chapter.

A Stroll Through The Royal takes place Thursday, October 8 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at The Royal Poinciana Plaza and Glazer Hall.

Secure your spot here.

Upcoming shows include:

October 7 | Matisyahu Acoustic Performance: A Night of Remembrance

October 10 | Black Violin: The Be Free Tour

October 21 | Garrison Keillor and Erica Rhodes: The Crazy Uncle and His Sensible Niece

October 23 | Emanuel Ax

October 30 | Christian McBride & Ursa Major

November 6 | Cheyenne Jackson: That Guy From That Thing

View the full calendar.

Between Glazer Hall’s growing performance calendar and an evening dedicated to discovering The Royal in a new way, October offers plenty of reason to spend a little more time at the plaza.

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From boutique hotels and luxury developments to heritage institutions and hospitality brands, some of Palm Beach’s most recognizable names share something in common. Behind many of their photographs, films, and brand stories is the creative vision of Kent Anderson and his West Palm Beach-based agency, Kilo Content.

Since founding Kilo in 2019, Anderson has built a reputation as one of Palm Beach’s go-to creative partners, helping brands communicate not simply what they do, but how they make people feel.

Storytelling Beyond the Camera

Long before launching Kilo Content, Anderson built the digital content division at SPIN Media, leading multi-year campaigns for brands including American Express, Microsoft, and Samsung before consulting with New York creative agencies such as Anomaly.

Today, that combination of editorial storytelling and agency strategy informs every project Kilo undertakes.

Rather than approaching video and photography as standalone deliverables, the studio works as a long-term creative partner, helping brands develop a cohesive visual language across film, photography, branding, websites, and increasingly, custom AI solutions.

A Creative Partner for Palm Beach

Kilo has become a familiar name behind many of Palm Beach’s most admired brands.

Its portfolio includes collaborations with Lilly Pulitzer, The Colony Hotel, The Hedges Inn, and the Historical Society of Palm Beach County, alongside an expanding collection of luxury developments, hospitality groups, and lifestyle brands throughout South Florida.

Whether documenting a historic property, launching a residential development, or producing a hospitality campaign, the work shares a common thread: thoughtful storytelling rooted in authenticity rather than trends.

While Kilo remains a content studio at its core, the agency has steadily evolved into a full-service creative partner. Today, branding, design, website development, and bespoke AI tools complement its award-winning production capabilities, allowing clients to build entire brand ecosystems through one creative relationship.

Palm Beach has no shortage of remarkable destinations, hotels, developments, and businesses.

What distinguishes them often isn’t simply their architecture or amenities, but the stories they tell.

Learn more https://www.kilocontent.com/

As another East End season begins, one thing is certain:

The Palm Beach beauty set now has a familiar chair waiting for them in East Hampton.

To learn more and book your appointment this summer, please visit https://ppweb.prosoinc.com/?ac=14051

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As the season shifts from Palm Beach to the Hamptons, some familiar names are making the journey north as well.

Among them is Paul Labrecque, whose newest salon destination has officially opened at The Hedges Inn in East Hampton, bringing one of luxury beauty’s most respected names to the East End for the summer season.

For more than three decades, Paul Labrecque has built a reputation synonymous with exceptional service, artistry, and timeless sophistication. What began in the glamorous landscape of 1980s Manhattan evolved into a luxury beauty brand with devoted clientele stretching from New York to Palm Beach and beyond.

A Natural Next Chapter

The East Hampton opening represents a continuation of Labrecque’s longstanding relationship with Sarah and Andrew Wetenhall, owners of both The Hedges Inn and Palm Beach’s iconic Colony Hotel. Having established a loyal following in Palm Beach, the move to East Hampton feels less like an expansion and more like a natural extension of where his clients already live, gather, and spend the season.

“This expansion reflects the relationships we’ve built over decades,” says Labrecque. “Our community has become family, and we’re excited to bring the Paul Labrecque experience to East Hampton in a beautiful setting that feels like home.”

The Summer Salon

Throughout the season, guests can expect appearances from Paul Labrecque himself, alongside a rotating roster of sought-after stylists from his Manhattan and Palm Beach salons. From signature blowouts and precision cuts to award-winning color services and event styling, the salon brings the same elevated experience that has defined the brand for generations.

Located within The Hedges Inn, the residency further enhances the property’s growing reputation as one of the Hamptons’ most thoughtful hospitality destinations, offering guests access to luxury services that feel both personal and effortless.

As another East End season begins, one thing is certain:

The Palm Beach beauty set now has a familiar chair waiting for them in East Hampton.

To learn more and book your appointment this summer, please visit https://ppweb.prosoinc.com/?ac=14051

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Neha Dani’s latest collection has arrived at the Jewelry Salon at Bergdorf Goodman, introducing a new series of sculptural fine jewelry pieces that explore movement, atmosphere, and the quiet tension between softness and structure.

On view through June 28, the collection reflects Dani’s signature approach to design, where natural forms are translated into contemporary heirlooms through texture, volume, and light. Each piece feels deeply considered, balancing technical precision with emotional resonance.

The collection moves fluidly between delicacy and drama.

The Alissa bangle draws inspiration from the graceful curve of an unfurling leaf, sculpted in richly textured gold and finished with a luminous marquise diamond. Meanwhile, the Nuvoli earrings, named after the Italian word for clouds, introduce a more atmospheric presence through sculptural titanium forms that feel expansive yet remarkably weightless.

Elsewhere, the Amiri earrings reinterpret palm fronds through vivid blue titanium and luminous solitaire diamonds, while the Zuri earrings study movement itself, using cascading arcs and loops that catch and release light with each turn.

The collection’s palette also deepens through pieces like the Moonstone Eartops and Agapi bracelet, where iridescent moonstones, rubelites, sapphires, and diamond accents create a richer interplay of glow, geometry, and color.

At the center of the brand is founder Neha Dani, whose work has become synonymous with sculptural artistry and refined craftsmanship. Guided by a commitment to responsible sourcing and ethical practices, each design is created not simply as adornment, but as a piece intended to carry emotion, memory, and permanence across generations.

The result is jewelry that feels simultaneously modern and timeless, where innovation and tradition exist in careful balance.

Presented within Bergdorf Goodman’s Jewelry Salon, the collection arrives in a setting that mirrors its sensibility: intimate, elevated, and deeply design-oriented.

For collectors and admirers alike, the presentation offers an opportunity to experience Neha Dani’s work as it was intended, not only as jewelry, but as form in motion. Learn more and view the full collection at https://nehadani.com/

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Each year, there is a moment when Palm Beach begins looking north.

The dinners stretch a little later, the social calendar starts trading Worth Avenue for Main Street, and conversations quietly shift toward weekends in East Hampton. This summer, The Hedges Inn returns right on cue, reopening June 11 with newly redesigned interiors, expanded programming, and a fresh vision for luxury hospitality on the East End.

Under the ownership of Sarah and Andrew Wetenhall, the historic property enters its second season not simply refreshed, but thoughtfully reimagined. Originally established in 1873, the 12-room inn sits between Main Street and Main Beach, offering what has become an increasingly rare combination in the Hamptons: intimate scale paired with full-service luxury hospitality.

A Familiar Palm Beach Touch, Now in East Hampton

Following the success of their work at The Colony Hotel in Palm Beach, the Wetenhalls bring the same warmth and instinctive hospitality to The Hedges, where service feels deeply personal rather than performative. Acclaimed designer David Netto has led the redesign, preserving the inn’s historic character while introducing a quieter, more refined approach to contemporary comfort.

“Our vision for The Hedges has always been about more than just a beautiful place to stay — it’s about how guests feel the moment they arrive,” said Sarah Wetenhall, Owner & CEO. “After such an incredible first season, we are thrilled to welcome guests back to our beloved Hedges Inn and continue to set a new standard of hospitality in East Hampton.”

Ease Without Excess

Guests are welcomed with full concierge service, dedicated butler assistance, around-town transportation, beach set-ups complete with curated refreshments, and itineraries thoughtfully arranged before arrival. Wellness offerings, nightly in-room dining, and a salon suite by Paul Labrecque further blur the line between hotel stay and private residence.

New this season, The Hedges Edit introduces a curated retail concept inspired by the East End lifestyle, featuring brands including Petite Plume, Micky Paris, and LAFCO New York.

The property also continues to anchor itself socially through recurring programming like Trivia Night Sundays and Conversations at The Hedges, creating the kind of atmosphere where guests and locals naturally overlap.

Of course, no stay at The Hedges feels complete without Swifty’s, the beloved restaurant that remains at the center of the property’s rhythm. Breakfasts spill into long lunches, cocktails become dinner plans, and the indoor-outdoor setting quietly carries guests from one part of the day into the next. Swifty’s officially reopens alongside the hotel on June 11.

As another Hamptons season begins to take shape, The Hedges returns with a clearer identity than ever before, one rooted in thoughtful service, understated luxury, and a distinctly East Hampton sense of place.

To learn more and book your stay this summer, please visit https://thehedgeseasthampton.com/

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Few figures have shaped modern beauty quite like Bobbi Brown. The legendary makeup artist built her reputation on a simple but revolutionary idea: makeup should enhance natural beauty rather than mask it. When she launched a collection of ten natural-shade lipsticks in the early 1990s, the beauty industry shifted almost overnight. What followed was the creation of Bobbi Brown Cosmetics, a global brand later acquired by Estée Lauder, along with a series of best-selling books that redefined how women think about beauty, confidence and self-expression.

Today Brown continues to reinvent the conversation. Through her newer venture Jones Road Beauty, a clean cosmetics brand rooted in simplicity and skin-first formulas, she has once again tapped into a cultural moment, connecting authentically with a wide and often overlooked demographic of women who value effortless, wearable beauty.

This March, Palm Beach audiences will have the opportunity to hear directly from the beauty pioneer during a special book talk at the newly opened Glazer Hall at The Royal Poinciana Plaza. On Thursday, March 19 at 7 pm, Brown will appear in conversation with the Palm Beach-based duo behind the viral media brand Excuse My Grandma, granddaughter Kim Murstein and her grandmother Gail Rudnick. With nearly two million followers across platforms, the pair has built a devoted multi-generational audience through candid conversations about dating, relationships, family dynamics and modern womanhood.

The evening promises a lively dialogue between generations, blending Brown’s decades of industry insight with the humor and cultural perspective that have made Excuse My Grandma a social media phenomenon.

Beyond the stage, Brown will also host two appearances at Jones Road Palm Beach, currently operating from its temporary location at 114 North County Road while its permanent on Royal Poinciana undergoes renovation. On Tuesday, March 10 at 10 am, she will lead an intimate beauty masterclass, followed later in the month by a book signing for her newest release, Still Bobbi, on Friday, March 27 at 10 am.

To Register for these events please call the store at (561) 469-8851

For long time admirers and new fans alike, the events offer a rare opportunity to connect with a woman whose influence continues to shape the beauty industry more than three decades after she first introduced the now iconic “no makeup makeup” philosophy. Brown’s newest book, Still Bobbi: A Master Class in Resilience and Reinvention, reflects on that journey in full. Her first memoir traces the path from working makeup artist to founder of a billion-dollar cosmetics brand, and the bold decision to step away and build something new with Jones Road Beauty at age 59. Blending personal storytelling with hard-earned business insight, the book explores themes of authenticity, resilience and the freedom that can come from starting again.

For more information, or to purchase book talk tickets, please visit https://experience.glazerhall.org/237/254

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Each season brings its share of memorable gatherings, but the Night of Giving stands apart as every moment is designed to give back. On Saturday, February 28, 2026, Paul Labrecque Salon & Spa will host the 7th Annual Night of Giving, benefiting Extraordinary Charities and the many local nonprofits it empowers. The evening will take place at The Slat House at The Royal Poinciana Plaza from 6:30 to 9:00 PM, bringing together philanthropy, community and Palm Beach style for a truly meaningful celebration.

Each year, Paul Labrecque partners with a cause that reflects the evolving needs of the community. Thanks to an extraordinary network of in-kind sponsors, every dollar raised through sponsorships, private donations and a bespoke luxury silent auction goes directly to the beneficiary. Venue, food and beverage, entertainment and production are all generously underwritten, ensuring that the impact is both immediate and lasting.

The Voices Guiding the Evening

The event is led by legacy chairs Collin “Santini” Adams, Elizabeth Humphreys and Taylor Materio, alongside chairs Cory Lyon and Holly Hanlon and honorary chair Stephanie Gates. The committee includes Grace Knowlton Hyde, Farrah Scott, Stacey Leuliette Coffin, Caitlin Saucier, Elizabeth Nunez, Susan Kaplan, Ryan Hollihan and Dawn Cirone.

“Last year we learned that cohesively using our platforms to raise funds for a plethora of nonprofits created a major impact,” said Adams. “Extraordinary Charities is a beneficiary that we know will make a lasting difference in several underserved communities. We hope you will all join us as we celebrate and shed light on a mission that truly empowers both our community as a whole and generations to come.”

Co-founder and legacy chair Taylor Materio echoed that sentiment. “What began as a simple idea rooted in generosity has grown into a powerful movement that continues to uplift small local nonprofits doing essential work in our communities. Knowing that 100% of the funds raised go directly to these organizations makes this night even more meaningful.”

Honorary chair Stephanie Gates added, “Night of Giving focuses on smaller organizations who are providing crucial services to deserving members of our community. I could not be prouder of the impact we are able to have when we join forces to make a real difference in the lives of our Palm Beach neighbors.”

Supporting a Mission That Empowers the Community

This year’s Night of Giving supports Extraordinary Charities, an organization dedicated to igniting community change by equipping small nonprofits with the tools and resources they need to grow and thrive. Currently, Extraordinary Charities houses and supports 30 nonprofits in Palm Beach County and has helped more than 100 organizations build sustainable futures. It is a mission that resonates deeply with the spirit of the evening.

Guests will enjoy a sophisticated cocktail reception and a carefully curated silent auction featuring fine jewelry, private plane charters and luxury resort stays. It is an evening that blends generosity with elegance, offering attendees the chance to contribute in a tangible way while celebrating alongside friends and neighbors.

Reservations are required. To attend or to support the mission, visit https://secure.qgiv.com/event/nog/

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Palm Beach Design Days returns January 27–30, 2026, marking its third and most ambitious edition yet. What began as a boutique gathering has grown into one of the season’s most anticipated cultural moments, bringing together leaders in design, architecture, art, preservation, and craftsmanship for four days of conversation, inspiration, and community. With proceeds benefiting the Preservation-Foundation of Palm Beach, the event pairs creative excellence with a mission grounded in protecting the character and heritage of the island.

Conversations That Shape the Season

This year’s lineup includes Architectural Digest’s Amy Astley, Aerin Lauder, Victoria Hagan, Tom Scheerer, Jacqueline Terrebonne of Galerie, Alessandra Branca, Markham Roberts, Edo Mapelli Mozzi, Stephen Sills, and other taste makers.

Across the week, panels delve into a wide range of topics such as:

• The future of American interiors

• The relationship between art, collecting, and design

• The evolving definition of luxury

• Architectural legacy and preservation

• The craftsmanship shaping tomorrow’s heirlooms

• Coastal design and the aesthetics of modern living

A Design Week That Moves Across the Map

Part of the magic of Design Days is its movement across spaces. Events unfold everywhere from the Norton Museum of Art to Glazer Hall’s new cultural stage, from storied design ateliers like Casa Branca and Hive Home, Gift & Garden to newcomers and pop-ups that showcase emerging talent. Visitors wander through open houses, preview collections, meet designers, and experience the region’s showrooms in a moving way.

Culinary moments and daily breakfasts create a communal rhythm to the week, while hands-on workshops—such as decoupage with Sister Parish—offer tactile craft engagement. Evening cocktail parties will be hosted by Perigold, Storia Flooring, The Colony Hotel, and Mabley Handler, giving guests a chance to connect across disciplines in classic Palm Beach style.

Rooted in Preservation and Progress

At its core, Palm Beach Design Days is a celebration of the individuals and institutions who shape the island. It honors the craftsmanship and stewardship that have always defined design, while supporting the Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach.

This year’s program, presented with support from Benjamin Moore, The Colony Hotel, Glazer Hall, The Norton Museum of Art, and notable partners across the industry, reflects a dynamic cross-section of ideas shaping the design world today. Click here for the full schedule.

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Palm Beach’s dining scene continues to evolve in thoughtful ways, and few openings have been as closely anticipated as Tutto Mare, which welcomed its first guests on January 2 at Royal Poinciana Plaza. Positioned directly along the Intracoastal Waterway and steps from the newly transformed Glazer Hall, the restaurant arrives at a moment when this stretch of the island is becoming a true cultural and lifestyle anchor.

Backed by the New York–based Tutto Il Giorno Restaurant Group, Tutto Mare marks the group’s first Florida venture following the success of its beloved Hamptons locations in East Hampton, Southampton, and Sag Harbor. With its debut, Palm Beach gains something notably rare: a true Intracoastal waterfront dining destination, designed to be enjoyed through golden hour and into the evening.

A Storied Setting, Reopened with Intention

The location itself carries deep Palm Beach history. Tutto Mare occupies the waterfront space once home to the Celebrity Room, the John Volk–designed restaurant and nightclub that hosted generations of late-night diners and high-profile gatherings. Reopening this address as a light-filled dining room signals a meaningful evolution, one that honors the past while introducing a distinctly modern sensibility.

Its opening coincides with the continued transformation of the Royal Poinciana Playhouse, now reemerging as a hub for culture, dining, and design alongside recent arrivals like Cartier and Glazer Hall. Tutto Mare feels intentionally woven into this vision, reinforcing the area’s role as a natural gathering point for the island.

Mediterranean Dining at Palm Beach Pace

Led by husband-and-wife team Gianpaolo de Felice and Gabby Karan de Felice, founders of Tutto Il Giorno, Tutto Mare reflects a deeply personal approach to seaside dining. Drawing from Gianpaolo’s Southern Italian upbringing, the restaurant centers on Mediterranean flavors meant to be enjoyed slowly and socially.

The culinary vision is guided by Culinary Director Agostino Petrosino, with Executive Chef Carmine Nozzolino overseeing the kitchen. Together, they bring regional authenticity, restraint, and consistency to the menu, focusing on quality ingredients and confident execution.

The restaurant’s scale supports this rhythm. With 200 seats total, including a 64-seat bar and lounge, 72-seat dining room, and a 64-seat alfresco terrace overlooking the Intracoastal, the layout encourages slowing down.

A New Constant on the Waterfront

Tutto Mare’s opening feels less like a moment and more like the arrival of a place meant to last. It offers Palm Beach something both new and familiar: Mediterranean seaside dining shaped by history, location, and an effortless sense of pace.

As the Royal Poinciana Playhouse continues its reinvention, Tutto Mare stands out as a cornerstone, bridging preservation and contemporary energy, and offering a dining room where the water, the light, and the evening naturally do the talking.

To explore the menu or book a reservation, please visit tuttoilgiorno.getbento.com/tutto-mare

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Loewe’s Surfboard Tree at The Royal Poinciana Plaza

Each year, the holiday season at The Royal Poinciana Plaza begins with a familiar signal, the unveiling of its iconic Surfboard Tree. Now in its eighth year, the installation has become a Palm Beach tradition—an artistic landmark that transforms the courtyard into a festive destination. Past collaborators have included Assouline, Thom Browne, Iris Apfel, and Johnson Hartig of Libertine, each bringing a distinct creative perspective to the plaza’s most anticipated seasonal moment. This year, Loewe takes the stage.

Founded in Spain in 1846, Loewe is one of the world’s leading luxury houses, celebrated for its deep heritage in leather craftsmanship and its intellectual, playful approach to fashion. Under the creative direction of Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, the brand continues to evolve with a bold sensibility that aligns naturally with Palm Beach’s vibrant cultural landscape. Their boutique at The Royal extends this spirit, an architecture-driven space that blends Spanish craft with modern design, making it a fitting partner for this year’s holiday centerpiece.

This season, Loewe reimagines The Royal’s Surfboard Tree with a whimsical, feline-themed installation inspired by British artist Louis Wain, affectionately known as “The Man Who Drew Cats.” The 2025 Surfboard Tree draws from Wain’s eccentric illustrations, merging his offbeat universe with Loewe’s meticulous craftsmanship and holiday collection. The result is a three-dimensional expression of joy and character. Mischievous cats, playful motifs, and sculptural forms brought to life through Loewe’s artisanal lens.

Wain’s influence extends beyond the tree into a wider capsule collection, where his quirky feline world appears across bags, small leather goods, accessories, and ready-to-wear. Some pieces recreate cat figurines as sculptural clutches, while others deconstruct their features—paws, faces, and stripes woven into signature Loewe silhouettes. Techniques like intarsia, embroidery, and print underscore both Wain’s experimental nature and Loewe’s mastery of craft. Together, they create a holiday narrative that feels imaginative, collectible, and distinctly Loewe.

Loewe hosted an evening celebration to unveil the 2025 Surfboard Tree on December 4th. Guests enjoyed bites, music, and a festive toast to the season beneath a tree enlivened by Louis Wain’s mischievous cats, an artful twist on a beloved Royal holiday tradition.
The Surfboard Tree will remain on view through January 4, offering visitors and Palm Beach residents a season-long encounter with this whimsical collaboration.

To explore the capsule collection visit https://www.loewe.com

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