TOP 30 Live entertainment experiences in Loxahatchee, Florida

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Boonies Wild West Saloon is a lively and authentic western-themed saloon located at 14555 Southern Boulevard in Loxahatchee Groves, Florida. Step into this unique establishment and transport yourself back to the days of the Wild West with its rustic decor and friendly atmosphere. As a bar, Boonies offers a wide selection of beers, spirits, and cocktails to enjoy while mingling with friends or watching the big game on one of their many TVs. The restaurant at Boonies serves up delicious comfort food with a western twist, including mouthwatering burgers, hearty steaks, and savory BBQ dishes.

Panther Ridge Conservation Center, located at 2143 D Road in Loxahatchee, Florida, is a unique Endangered Big Cat Conservation Center. This institution offers a one-of-a-kind experience for visitors to learn about and interact with various species of wild felines in a safe and educational environment. The center is dedicated to the conservation and well-being of these magnificent animals. Visitors can enjoy guided tours led by knowledgeable keepers, behind-the-scenes experiences, and even special walks with ambassador cheetahs. The center also hosts events such as their Annual Fundraiser, featuring gourmet picnic boxes, live music, and a silent auction. With a limit of 100 guests for social distancing, tickets are in high demand.

The River Center, located in Jupiter, Florida, is a unique institution that serves as an aquarium, museum, and tourist attraction all in one. Its mission is to promote environmental stewardship for the Loxahatchee River's diverse watershed through educational programs, exhibits, and events. Visitors to the River Center can explore live aquatic tanks, interactive exhibits, and a touch tank that showcase the various ecosystems of the Loxahatchee River, from freshwater swamps to marine environments. The center offers a fun and educational experience for school children, adults, visitors, and residents alike, allowing them to learn about Florida's first National Wild and Scenic River.