Palmer Trinity School recently held its 24th Annual International Festival, welcoming the community to a vibrant celebration of culture, diversity, and unity. This beloved tradition brought together students, parents, alumni, faculty, and staff to honor the school’s...
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The Village of Palmetto Bay is a residential, family-focused community newly incorporated in 2002. Situated on the southern part of Biscayne Bay, Palmetto Bay is widely known for its pretty parks and waterfront activities.
The many shops, restaurants, and small businesses serving visitors and residents are located on US1. Palmetto Bay has earned the moniker “Village of Parks” for developing a beautiful park system consisting
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of six wonderfully maintained and manicured parks. Shopping and dining at Dadeland Mall and Sunset Place are just a few minutes away.
Palmetto Bay is home to the historic 1925 Mediterranean Revival Thalatta Estate, once the stately winter home of the Connett family, located on Old Cutler Road fronting Biscayne Bay. In 2005, the Village of Palmetto Bay purchased this stunning landmark in order to preserve it. It is open to the public and can be reserved for private events.
The Village of Palmetto Bay is proud of its “A” rated public schools and excellent private schools such as Palmer Trinity School. Great schools, pristine parks, and family-oriented neighborhoods make the Village of Palmetto Bay a very desirable community in which to live.
Palmetto Bay is served by the IBUS –Bus Circulator Service and is close to area attractions such as Metrozoo and Fairchild Tropical Botanic Gardens. US1 serves as the main commercial thoroughfare connecting Palmetto Bay with Coral Gables, the Village of Pinecrest, and South Miami.
Palmer Trinity School Hosts 24th Annual International Festival Celebrating Culture and Community
Palmer Trinity School Hosts the 19th Florida Statewide Chinese Competition
Palmer Trinity School recently hosted the 19th Florida Statewide Chinese Competition, organized by the Florida Chinese Teachers Association. Over the course of two days, the event welcomed 300 guests from 12 schools. This immersive event featured cultural displays,...
PALMER TRINITY SCHOOL PRESENTS “THE SOUND OF MUSIC”
Palmer Trinity School’s Theatre Department proudly presents Rodgers & Hammerstein’s beloved musical, The Sound of Music. Join us for two unforgettable performances on April 4 and 5, 2025, at the Seminole Theatre in Homestead, Florida. From the uplifting “Do-Re-Mi”...
Palmer Trinity School Hosts Inaugural Concert of Newly Installed Organ at Trinity Chapel
On Sunday, March 9, 2025, internationally renowned organist and conductor James O’Donnell performed the Inaugural Concert of Palmer Trinity School’s new pipe organ at Trinity Chapel. The instrument, built by Casavant Frères of Quebec, was completed last November and...
Renting vs. Buying: Which One Makes More Sense in 2025?
Renting saves money today, but buying invests in tomorrow.- Monica Veiga Making the choice between renting and buying a home is a big financial decision. It affects your budget, lifestyle, and long-term goals. While homeownership builds equity, renting provides...
Florida Foreclosure Declines: A Sign of Stability
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