Sunday on the Waterfront

Sunday on the Waterfront is a free event organized by the City of West Palm Beach that takes place once a month at the Meyer Ampitheatre on Flagler Drive. This event is packed with live music, friends, food and fun. It usually starts at 4:30 pm and runs until 7:30 pm with local bands that can really bring the best of a dancer in you. Feel free to bring a chair or spread out a blanket on the green lawn and enjoy the show.

Next event is on Sunday June 16th from 4:30 PM to 7:30PM

Kicking off Sunday on the Waterfront’s six month Classic Rock Anniversary Tour series, Led-Hed has been the #1 Led Zeppelin show in the world for 12 years! This amazing Tribute act looks just like Led Zeppelin did walking on stage in the early 70’s. Expect all the many hits and classics played note for note! Their “Robert Plant” can hit all the notes and has great power and a magical stage presence! The band features the former lead guitarist for Rod Stewart, Antonio Bolet, a Jimmy Page look-alike who toured with him in the mid-1980s. The band is rounded out by a powerful rhythm section that looks and sounds like John Bonham and John Paul Jones! Led Zeppelin celebrates 45 years in 2013!

Join us on the great Lawn along the waterfront Downtown West Palm Beach for this event and also the 3rd Friday of each month for a free concert series featuring the best local bands in the city and beyond playing smooth and cool melodies. You may bring your own beach chairs and blankets and enjoy tasty food and beverages.

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Downtown West Palm Beach by the Waterfront

The city radiates extraordinary natural beauty in its environmentally sensitive lands to the west and its urban waterfront to the east running six miles along Flagler Drive. After a joyful Sunday on the Waterfront moment, you might want to try some other wonderful offers the city bring to all at night, maybe a nice dinning suggestion or extending the night at a bar or nightclub in nearby Clematis St , known to be the hottest street in the city.

West Palm Beach, being the largest and most populous city in Palm Beach County, Florida, it is host to many different restaurants open every day of the week and offering all types of foods.

Sunday on the Waterfront