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Calling all Florida State fans! Join the Palm Beach County Seminole Club for the 2024 edition of the Clematis Street Pub Crawl.

Our signature springtime event is on tap for Saturday, March 9 to coincide with the Florida State-Miami basketball game. Check-in and registration will begin at Grease, home to our football game-watching parties, starting at 3 p.m.

Longtime attendees can expect some familiar watering holes, with a surprise stop along the way.

The cost is $20 in advance and $25 at the door. Included in the price is a pub crawl T-shirt to commemorate the occasion.

The club has also partnered with Lyft to provide a limited number of discount codes for guests who wish to travel to and from the event safely. To receive the discount code and guarantee your shirt size, pre-register here. Please be sure to indicate your preferred shirt size. If ordering multiple tickets with different shirt sizes, please add the number of tickets with one shirt size to your cart first, then return to this page to enter the number of tickets with the next shirt size to your cart and continue that process until all desired tickets and shirt sizes are in your cart.

Event ticket pre-sale is now closed.



The Palm Beach County Seminole Club is thrilled to announce that the Palm Beach County Food Bank has graciously welcomed us back for our Seminole Service Day on Saturday, March 2, from 9 a.m. to noon.

This is an incredible opportunity to give back to our community and make a meaningful impact together.

Participation requires advanced registration, so we kindly ask each volunteer to create an account with the Palm Beach County Food Bank. Please click here to register.

The fourth-ranked Seminoles can claim their first Atlantic Coast Conference championship since 2014 with a victory over No. 15 Louisville this Saturday at 8 p.m.

Florida State rallied from a 12-0 deficit to defeat rival Florida 24-15 on the road last weekend behind fill-in quarterback Tate Rodemaker, who made his first start of the season in relief of an injured Jordan Travis, extending their winning streak to 18 games. A win against the Cardinals should be enough to secure a spot in the four-team College Football Playoff.

If you aren't able to travel to Charlotte, North Carolina, for the game, join your fellow Palm Beach County Seminoles at Grease on Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach, Jumby Bay Island Grill in Jupiter's Abacoa community and the new American Social location at Mizner Park in Boca Raton.

Grease and Jumby Bay will offer 20% off food and drinks and touchdown shots to all those FSU fans wearing the required wristbands, while American Social will have specials on select beer buckets and food. Click here to see the complete list of specials exclusive to Palm Beach County Seminoles and directions on how to get to the locations. 

There will also be door prizes for the chance to win FSU memorabilia and other items.

Proceeds from your donations benefit the Palm Beach County Seminole Club scholarship fund, which provides two scholarships each year to local students who have chosen to continue their education at FSU. The club is currently working to endow a third scholarship.

All fans are encouraged to arrive early at Grease and Jumby Bay as there is no reserved seating. Reservations are recommended at American Social. Be sure to mention you're going there to watch the Seminoles!

The Seminoles can cap an undefeated season with a victory over Georgia in the Orange Bowl this Saturday at 4 p.m.

Florida State was unjustly denied a spot in the four-team College Football Playoff, leaving a sour taste in the mouths of fans, players and coaches alike. But a consolation bowl in South Florida against the two-time defending national champions is about as good as it gets.

The Seminoles, ranked fourth in The Associated Press poll and third in the coaches poll, will face the sixth-ranked Bulldogs for the first time since a 26-13 loss in the 2003 Sugar Bowl, when current Georgia head coach Kirby Smart was a graduate assistant under the legendary Bobby Bowden at Florida State.

If you aren't able to travel to Hard Rock Stadium for the game, join your fellow Palm Beach County Seminoles at Grease on Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach, Jumby Bay Island Grill in Jupiter's Abacoa community and the new American Social location at Mizner Park in Boca Raton.

Grease and Jumby Bay will offer 20% off food and drinks and touchdown shots to all those FSU fans wearing the required wristbands, while American Social will have specials on select beer buckets and food. Click here to see the complete list of specials exclusive to Palm Beach County Seminoles and directions on how to get to the locations.

There will also be door prizes for the chance to win FSU memorabilia and other items.

Proceeds from your donations benefit the Palm Beach County Seminole Club scholarship fund, which provides two scholarships each year to local students who have chosen to continue their education at FSU. The club is currently working to endow a third scholarship.

All fans are encouraged to arrive early at Grease and Jumby Bay as there is no reserved seating. Reservations are recommended at American Social. Be sure to mention you're going there to watch the Seminoles!

The No. 5 Seminoles will be fighting for a spot in the College Football Playoff on the road at rival Florida this Saturday at 7 p.m.

Florida State outlasted the Gators 45-38 last season in Tallahassee, and quarterback Jordan Travis was a big reason why. But he's out for the season, meaning backup Tate Rodemaker will be called upon to lead the Seminoles to a victory at "The Swamp."

If you aren't able to travel to Gainesville for the game, join your fellow Palm Beach County Seminoles at Grease on Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach, Jumby Bay Island Grill in Jupiter's Abacoa community and the new American Social location at Mizner Park in Boca Raton.

Grease and Jumby Bay will offer 20% off food and drinks and touchdown shots to all those FSU fans wearing the required wristbands, while American Social will have specials on select beer buckets and food. Click here to see the complete list of specials exclusive to Palm Beach County Seminoles and directions on how to get to the locations. 

There will also be door prizes for the chance to win FSU memorabilia and tickets. Saturday's prizes include tickets to see the Seminoles men's asketball team in South Florida on Dec. 9 for the Orange Bowl Basketball Classic.

Proceeds from your donations benefit the Palm Beach County Seminole Club scholarship fund, which provides two scholarships each year to local students who have chosen to continue their education at FSU. The club is currently working to endow a third scholarship.

All fans are encouraged to arrive early at Grease and Jumby Bay as there is no reserved seating. Reservations are recommended at American Social. Be sure to mention you're going there to watch the Seminoles!

The No. 4 Seminoles will close out their home schedule against North Alabama this Saturday at 6:30 p.m.

This is the first meeting between the schools. The Lions are 3-7 and have lost their last two games, while Florida State has won 16 straight games dating to last season.

If you aren't able to travel to Tallahassee for the game, join your fellow Palm Beach County Seminoles at Grease on Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach, Jumby Bay Island Grill in Jupiter's Abacoa community and the new American Social location at Mizner Park in Boca Raton.

Grease and Jumby Bay will offer 20% off food and drinks and touchdown shots to all those FSU fans wearing the required wristbands, while American Social will have specials on select beer buckets and food. Click here to see the complete list of specials exclusive to Palm Beach County Seminoles and directions on how to get to the locations. 

There will also be door prizes for the chance to win FSU memorabilia and tickets. Saturday's prizes include tickets to see the Seminoles men's basketball team in South Florida on Dec. 9 for the Orange Bowl Basketball Classic.

Proceeds from your donations benefit the Palm Beach County Seminole Club scholarship fund, which provides two scholarships each year to local students who have chosen to continue their education at FSU. The club is currently working to endow a third scholarship.

All fans are encouraged to arrive early at Grease and Jumby Bay as there is no reserved seating. Reservations are recommended at American Social. Be sure to mention you're going there to watch the Seminoles!

The No. 4 Seminoles will look to cap their Atlantic Coast Conference schedule unscathed when they host rival Miami this Saturday at 3:30 p.m.

Florida State has won two straight against the Hurricanes, including a 45-3 beatdown last year at Hard Rock Stadium. A victory would improve head coach Mike Norvell's record against Miami to 3-0 (he missed the 2020 game because of COVID-19).

If you aren't able to travel to Tallahassee for the game, join your fellow Palm Beach County Seminoles at Grease on Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach, Jumby Bay Island Grill in Jupiter's Abacoa community and the new American Social location at Mizner Park in Boca Raton.

Grease and Jumby Bay will offer 20% off food and drinks and touchdown shots to all those FSU fans wearing the required wristbands, while American Social will have specials on select beer buckets and food. Click here to see the complete list of specials exclusive to Palm Beach County Seminoles and directions on how to get to the locations. 

There will also be door prizes for the chance to win FSU football tickets. Saturday's prizes include tickets to the Nov. 18 final home game against North Alabama and the Nov. 25 regular-season finale at Florida. Please note that game tickets will not be available at American Social.

Proceeds from your donations benefit the Palm Beach County Seminole Club scholarship fund, which provides two scholarships each year to local students who have chosen to continue their education at FSU. The club is currently working to endow a third scholarship.

All fans are encouraged to arrive early at Grease and Jumby Bay as there is no reserved seating. Reservations are recommended at American Social. Be sure to mention you're going there to watch the Seminoles!

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