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Craft with us under the shade of the Seminole Chickee as we read exciting stories about Lighthouse Keepers, Florida history, and local plants and animals!
This program is ideal for those in Pre-K to Kindergarten. Please bring a small beach towel or mat for your child, as well as a bottle of water.
Readings begin at 1030AM and activities finish by 1130AM. This program is free, and space is limited to 20 children.
Story Time does not include climbing the lighthouse.
Experience the serenity of Yoga with Mary Veal on the Lighthouse Deck at sunset every Monday. Stay fit and calm the mind in this all levels class where beginners are welcomed and encouraged!
Bring a yoga mat, water bottle and a flashlight. Masks are required while in line, and walking to and from the banyan tree. They are optional during the class. Meet at the Museum 10 minutes prior to start time to check-in & sign waiver. Registration is required online – no walk ups. Class is weather dependent – and refunds only issued due to weather. We will contact ticket purchasers via email 1 hour prior to start time with any weather cancellations. Please check website for updates and future start times.
Join us for our Sunrise Tour! Experience the beauty of the sun rising over the Atlantic Ocean from atop the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse.
During Lighthouse Homeschool Mornings, 4th to 5th grade students can expect to flex their Social Studies, English Language Arts, Science, and art-making skills through a combination of self-guided activities and activities guided by staff and volunteers.
Children must be accompanied by adults throughout their visit and adults will be expected to work with students to complete each activity. Families are welcome to visit the Lighthouse and all exhibits on site at their own pace after completing the Homeschool Morning activities.
Please arrive at your scheduled time of either 10am or 1130am.
Homeschool Mornings will take a break over the summer. We invite families to look at the calendar to enjoy other activities offered year-round.
Children must be at least 48” to climb the Lighthouse. Children who do not meet this height requirement can still participate in all Homeschool Morning activities.
A sensory friendly outdoor experience for children on the autism spectrum and with sensory sensitivities, as well as their families and caregivers. Early hours provide a relaxed environment for attendees to engage in a hands-on activity, learn history, and enjoy an optional climb of the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse.
Quiet spaces are provided for those with extra sensitivities. Each month features a new activity which can be completed with assistance from staff and volunteers or taken home. Children must be accompanied by adults throughout their visit, and we ask that adults supervise children during activities. Activities begin at 10AM and end by 1230PM.
Families are welcome to climb to the top of the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse during Sensory Sensitive Mornings. Children must be at least 48” tall to climb the Lighthouse.
Pre-registration is encouraged. Walk ups welcome until 11am.
Join a guided tour about the amazing ecosystem of the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse’s grounds! Explore the many native plants on site, the pier, and living shoreline to learn how much history exists in nature.
Join a guided tour about the rich military history of the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum.
Join a guided tour about the early Native American history of the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse’s site. Learn how tribes like the Jobe and Jeaga lived along the Loxahatchee River thousands of years ago.
See what it took to be a lighthouse keeper and learn the tools of the trade! Familiarize yourself with the lives of former Jupiter Lighthouse keepers, then climb up to the top of the lighthouse to experience it for yourself!
The SOULfeggio SOUND BATH EXPERIENCE is a 45-minute auditory experience, conducted by local musicians and sound bowl practitioners, Debbie Tassone and Robin Lance. Once everyone is comfortably in place, they will explain how sound bowls and other instruments produce attuned frequencies. The experience encourages relaxation and a sense of peace; something many of us do not make enough time for in our busy lives. The frequencies produced (through a program of crystal bowls, Himalayan bowls, percussion and vocalization) can create a restful state, encouraging the physical body to move into harmonization and flow.