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Delray Beach is becoming one of the most sought-after vacation destinations in the entire Southeastern United States, with beautiful beaches, top restaurants and world class shopping all in a small village setting.
Delray Beach is located midway between West Palm Beach, and Fort Lauderdale in southern Palm Beach county. Delray Beach is blessed with nearly two miles of beautiful well-groomed beaches, and A-1A, is a popular cycling, walking, and jogging route. Delray’s downtown area is a vibrant and charming place, especially at night. It hosts scores of restaurants, music venues, art galleries and fine shops. Decorative lighting, brick paver sidewalks, a horse and buggy ride, and a downtown trolley combine to make downtown Delray a great place to visit and enjoy.
Delray Beach has also won the prestigious “All-American City” award in 1993 and in 2001. Delray is the only two time winner in the State of Florida, putting it into category by itself.
So whether its surfing, shopping, eating out or just relaxing at the beach - come down and experience Delray Beach. The “Village by the Sea” awaits you.
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Crazy Fingers has built a devoted following and nationwide rep as one of the top Grateful Dead tribute bands.Sharing the stage with such acts as the Band,Ziggy Marley,the Neville Brothers,Warren Haynes and Gov't Mule,Little Feat, the Radiators,Zero and Steve Kimock, Melvin Seals and JGB,Country Joe McDonald,Jefferson Starship, Dark Star Orchestra, and Donna the Buffalo.Crazy Fingers has appeared at many festivals including Langerado, SunFest,MagnoliaFest,Harvest Fest,and Ashe Fest.
Monsters invade the Morikami Museum this summer as vintage toys from the 1960s, ’70s and ’80s, inspired by Japanese tokusatsu films and TV shows go on display in the exhibition, Kaiju! Monster Invasion! The Morikami’s exhibition displays over 100 figures from an extensive private collection. Some kaiju are dinosaurian in appearance; others are based vaguely on insects, sea creatures, or plants; still others combine characteristics of all of these and more. Through Oct. 17, 2010. |
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