
1916 Courthouse
Classic courtroom with medium brown wood panels similar to a Perry Mason style courtroom on the 2nd floor of the courthouse.
View DetailsClassic courtroom with medium brown wood panels similar to a Perry Mason style courtroom on the 2nd floor of the courthouse.
View DetailsLush landscaping, children's splash park, shade sails, concessions stand, and half-acre sandy beach with water activities.
View DetailsPerimeter trail that goes around Lake Okeechobee. Mostly paved cycling and walking route. Spectacular views of natural areas.
View DetailsThe FTC offers free one-stop permitting for over 50 municipalities, taxing districts, County departments and other community entities within The Palm Beaches. By coordinating and facilitating production requests, the permitting team ensures productions run efficiently and safely, without disruption for the crew and the community.
The Palm Beaches TV offers high-quality, commercial-free, family-friendly programming featuring the best of Palm Beach County’s attractions including its 39 vibrant cities, towns and villages. Highlighting a variety of sports, culture, eco-tourism and the finest culinary experiences, a vast collection of original programming is available 24/7 via live stream and on demand at ThePalmBeaches.TV.
Learn MoreThe Palm Beaches Student Showcase of Films (SSOF) is the cornerstone of the FTC’s education outreach. This unique program is specifically designed to honor and elevate the talent found within Florida’s award-winning educational system, with a goal of strengthening the workforce in The Palm Beaches and throughout the state. The SSOF is a thriving partnership between the Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners, the Palm Beach County Department of Housing & Economic Sustainability, and the Palm Beach County Film & Television Commission, and has awarded over $1.6 million dollars in cash, prizes and scholarships during its lifetime.
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Palm Beach County is full of interesting people with stories to tell. As a result, The Palm Beaches has become a go-to for unscripted TV magic! Shows like Bravo’s Real Housewives of Miami and Food Network’s Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, along with TLC’s Crack Addicts and 90 Day: The Last Resort, have all recently shot scenes across multiple locations in the County.
More DetailsIndependent films are booming in The Palm Beaches! The County has been host to several indie films this summer, with most choosing to film at pristine coastal locations.
More DetailsLast month, the County’s tourism agencies, in partnership with the Tourist Development Council, hosted the Arts & Tourism Summit: Access for All. The two-day event focused on diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility.
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