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The Scoop | Week of October 6

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Though temps are still hovering around the high 80s here, there are signs of fall from pumpkin patches to great gourd dishes to Oktoberfest brews. We can pretend theres a nip in the air by cranking up the AC, while festive decorations and seasonal fare add a little fall color to our lives. Heres a fall flair guide to savor this special time of year.

Pumpkin Towne

The same folks behind Tree Towne set up Pumpkin Townes in Jupiter, Stuart and Wellington. These Halloween hubs operate from October 8-31. Gather the gang to pick out perfect pumpkins to carve jack-o-lanterns. They also offer varieties for pies and those adorable minis to place on your desk. Find all your holiday extras such as carving tools, corn stalks and candles, too. https://www.pumpkintowne.com/

Caf Boulud

You can tell Caf Bouluds executive chef Rick Mace has a blast planning his seasonal menus. He just released his fall lineup with gourmet twists at every turn like turnip vichyssoise. Poultry lovers can tuck into coq au vin, smoked quail in blackberry sauce or honey-glazed duck breast. Split the butternut squash risotto with aged cheddar, so everyone gets a decadent spoonful. https://www.cafeboulud.com/palmbeach/menus/?utm_source=email&utm_medium=fall%20menu&utm_campaign=october%202#dinner

Sprouts in Stuart

Shop for fall fare at Sprouts Farmers Markets new Stuart location that opens October 7. The 300+ store chain really did start as a California farm stand before evolving into a natural and organic grocery. Its going big with pumpkin spice and butternut squash. The former flavors dairy-free eggnog to almond butter, while the latter appears in pasta sauce to tortilla chips. https://www.sprouts.com/store/fl/stuart/stuart/

The Royals Pop-up Patch for Philanthropy

Get into the fall spirit and support Palm Beach Countys Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope at the same time. Simply pre-register here to visit the Royal Poinciana Plazas Pop-Up Patch for Philanthropy from October 10-18. The suggested donation for a pumpkin box featuring heirloom varieties, among the wide selection, is $30, and shoppers also have the option for curbside pickup. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-royal-poinciana-plaza-pop-up-patch-for-philanthropy-tickets-122888549961

Oktoberfest Pours

Wet your whistle with these seasonal beverages. Sailfish, one of Floridas biggest breweries, issued an authentic, German-style, medium-body Mrzen. As a bonus this year, fans can buy it outside the Fort Pierce-based taproom at craft beer stores statewide. For premier artisanal hard ciders, youre best to order from the Asheville areas Appalachian Ridge orchard and vineyard. (Or take a trip and rent its newly refurbished, historic farmhouse.) https://sailfishbrewingco.com/ https://www.saintpaulfarms.com/appalachian-ridge-hard-cider

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