West Palm Beach Warehouse District & Elizabeth Ave Station

The Warehouse District located near Downtown West Palm Beach and PWM is currently being transformed into creative mixed used district by turning six industrial warehouses into restaurants, brewery, yoga studio, retail space and more. UPDATE (MARCH 2020): Elizabeth Ave Station has announced that they will be moving out of West Palm's Warehouse District to 512 Clematis Street which is currently an empty lot. Follow their Instagram @TheStationWPB for more information regarding their changes.

So far Grandview Public Market (a food fall), Elizabeth Ave Station (retail market & event space), Palm Beach Squash Club (single & double squash court), Studios Etc. (fitness classes), District Workspace (co-working space) are already open. Steel Tie Spirits Distillery, Steam Horse Brewing Company, Grain and Barrel Distillery and more will be opening soon and some spaces are still undetermined.

Getting to The Warehouse District is fairly easy, if you're not stay in Downtown you'll most likely be coming off I-95 South and turning into Mercer Drive which leads you to the Warehouse District. Our path took us by some homes and eventually once we started seeing the Warehouses we knew we were in the right location, so smart huh? ;)

There's a small parking lot by Caroline Street which connects to Grandview Public Market with an option for complimentary valet parking, but if that is full then there is a decent amount of street parking along Elizabeth and Clare Ave. and so far it's free, yay!

It was a scorching hot day when we visited, so we didn't take too much time exploring the area and figuring out what was open and what was not, but we managed to have lunch inside at Grandview then we took a walk to Elizabeth Ave Station.

Elizabeth Ave. Station makes me think of an Urban Outfitters, but filled with various curated goods from local creatives and makers. The other neat thing is that is doubles as event space that hosts live music, yoga sessions, workshops and summer Opera nights. The space is beautiful and definitely what some would consider "Instagram Worthy" - beautiful macrame hangings, soft pink walls, retro vibes, and a little Moroccan inspired area. I definitely couldn't help but snap a few pictures. Unfortunately this set-up was only temporary and is no longer available.

Vendors: Rust & Wax: vintage pieces and vinyl records Grease and Glory: vintage t-shirts and collectibles

The Wild Lily: care line motivated by herbalism, sustainability and animal welfare

Row House: home decor, furniture and vintage accessories

Article80: Vintage Inspired textiles and handmade home goods

Chelsea Lane & Co: textiles, clothing, gifts and artwork

Heartswell: stationary and design

TV Head Co: accessories made out of repurposed materials

Able Letterpress: family-owned print shop

Evan Salhman: painter

Global Curatorial: accessories providing a sustainable livelihood for artisans around the world

Simplicity in Mind: clothing boutique

Urban Vintage: clothing and vintage items

Makerware: artisan jewelry line

Norcross: clothes, bikinis and gifts

Sardonyx: handmade pieces and vintage fashion

Avenue Pottery: functional pottery

Tilda Boutique: clothing and accessories

Bohemian Groove On The Move: eclectic one of a kind styles

Olwen Jewelry: gold plated jewelry featuring vintage stones and natural gemstones

Unicorns Love Sugar Moonbeams: artisanal jewelry and decor

Wasted Earth Plants: pottery and succulents

I'm really looking forward to returning to The Warehouse District and exploring more as it continues to grow.