West Palm Beach cancels popular downtown concert series, movie night event
West Palm Beach has been nixing two popular for a long time The city Downtown Waterfront will be replaced by “more and more interesting experiences ..
Two activities, “Green screen” And “Coast on Sunday”Flagler attracted people to gather along the Drive in the city center for at least 15 years.
The Screen on the Green was a Friday night film that targets families with free, child -friendly shows once a month. The latest event shows the September 12 show of “Pacifier” played by Vin Diesel.
On Sunday, The Waterfront was a free concert series that brought music performances to Meyer Amphitheater once a month. The latest event will be the September 21 concert of Florida R&B and Pop Band Mischife.
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Charlie Eaton (R) of West Palm Beach and Maryland İpek danced in 2012 by Neil Diamond at the coastal concert at Downtown West Palm Beach.
Both events have been going on at least since 2010 and endure three mayor administrations that paused during the COVİD-19 pandemia.
The city did not say why it has been canceled for a long time, but a spokesman said that the city wanted to create new events. Sözcü said city administrators will introduce “new and redesigned activities” next year.
Families are watching a free movie at West Palm Beach’s Screen on The Green in this undated photo.
Kathleen Joy, the city’s communication director, said, “Although there are dear traditions in ‘Green on screen’ and ‘Waterfront’, we are excited to renew our programs to bring more varied and interesting experiences to residents and visitors in more areas of our city,” he said.
Commissioner Christy Fox, representing the city center of the city, did not answer a message looking for a comment.
Andrew Marra is a reporter at Palm Beach Post. Contact him at Amarra@pbpost.com.
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