The best things to do in Aventura

“Chain of indoor racing centers featuring electric go-karting for all skill levels, plus food.”

“Family-friendly indoor space offering a variety of toys and play structures for kids up to age 8, plus enrichment classes, birthday parties and events.”

“Upscale entertainment destination with bowling, craft food & cocktails, plus lively arcades.”

“Long-standing chain of bowling alleys featuring casual grub & pitchers, leagues & party events.”

“Upscale bowling alley offering 11 lanes, a full bar, and a redemption arcade, plus hookah.”

“Members-only country club offering world-class golf facilities, plus tennis, a spa, and a fitness center.”

“Motorsports retailer at Aventura Mall featuring Formula 1 apparel and merchandise.”

“Birthday venue, party venue and indoor playground featuring a trampoline, swings and zip line, plus safe play areas for all ages.”

“Stadium hosting the Miami Dolphins, Super Bowls, concerts & more, with eateries & concessions.”

“The Bridges at Springtree Golf Club is a hidden gem in Sunrise with well-kept greens and a friendly grill serving breakfast and lunch. Book a public tee time, enjoy the round, then linger over a bite in the quaint dining room overlooking the course... way better than folding laundry.”

From the Plantation newsletter, August 19, 2026

“Craving something beyond blockbuster brain fog? Broward County Film Society champions independent and international cinema with regular screenings and special events that make movie night feel like a discovery, not homework. Perfect for a midweek reset when you want substance, surprises, and a good post-credits debate.”

From the Fort Lauderdale newsletter, August 8, 2026

“A historic 36-hole championship venue, Orangebrook Golf & Country Club is a solid play this week. Pick the beginner-friendly West Course or the tighter, small-green challenge of the East, then debrief over a bite at the full service bar and grille.”

From the Pompano Beach newsletter, August 4, 2026

“Rocket World packs a spacey indoor playground, arcade, Q-ZAR laser tag, VR, and a mellow Toddler Zone into one Pembroke Pines lifesaver. Let the kids blast around while you regroup at the Rocket Cafe, then cruise home with happy, pleasantly tired copilots this week.”

From the Pembroke Pines newsletter, August 4, 2026

“For a quick reset this week, Miami Lakes Golf Club delivers classic-style, tree-shaded fairways on a true 18-hole, par-72 championship layout, originally by Bill Watts and refreshed by Kipp Schulties. Bring your A-game or just practice, the driving range and practice areas have your back.”

From the South Miami newsletter, August 6, 2026

“Fort Lauderdale’s glow-in-the-dark mini golf fix is here, thanks to Putting Edge. ” moments. Round up your crew this week and escape the ordinary for an hour.”

From the Fort Lauderdale newsletter, August 3, 2026

“Sweet Realities turns birthdays, office shindigs and backyard hangs into, well, sweet realities with luxurious handcrafted custom cakes, decadent small-batch cake jars and full-service dessert catering.”

From the Tamarac newsletter, August 4, 2026

“Between big-name shows and Miami HEAT magic, Kaseya Center is running All-Access Tours this week and all month, getting you inside the arena and the good stuff you never see on TV. Make a day of it with 601 Miami and the Bacardí Ocho Lounge, then claim bragging rights.”

From the Miami newsletter, August 6, 2026

“Thinking about a prime round this week or a quiet place to host a celebration?”

From the Davie newsletter, August 4, 2026

“Year-round art movies screened in a remodeled rep company space with 3 bars & concessions.”

“Tour operator providing festive adventures by with excursions to local reefs & islands.”

“When the weather or your living room says nope, Kids Empire Pembroke Pines delivers all-day, screen-free play with a multi-level maze, big slides, a dance floor, and a sweet toddler zone. It’s also clutch for birthdays, with easy party setups while you sip and supervise.”

From the Miami Gardens newsletter, August 21, 2026

“Golf course featuring well-maintained greens and fairways, along with tennis courts.”

“At Activate Pembroke Pines, you and your crew literally step into the game, bouncing between light-up rooms that make you climb, solve, and dodge lasers while the tech tracks your score in real time. Perfect for a sweat-inducing friend date or settling who's actually the puzzle genius.”

From the Pembroke Pines newsletter, August 11, 2026

“Minitown Party turns Doral birthdays into easy wins with an indoor playground, rock-climbing wall, VR, and a big arcade that keeps little humans busy while you breathe. Their teen-friendly MLounge and hands-on staff make it feel seamless, so you actually enjoy the celebration too.”

From the Doral newsletter, August 27, 2026

“Casual movie theater featuring active military discounts, 3D movies, and lounge seats.”

“Movie theater chain, offering state-of-the-art sound & projection technology.”

“Sprawling indoor play space featuring arcade games, bumper cars, laser tag & other activities.”

“Festive boat ride featuring an open bar and dancing to a DJ, plus views of Miami's skyline.”

“Skip the beach crowds and step into Old Florida at The Barnacle Historic State Park, a bayfront time capsule with shady lawns and mangroves. Picnic, tour the historic house, catch moonlight concerts or 16mm film nights, and peek in the boathouse to see what volunteers are building.”

From the Miami newsletter, August 11, 2026

“Chain of indoor trampoline parks featuring freestyle bouncing, dodgeball, fitness programs & more.”

“Skip the same-old gym circuit this week. Doral Park Country Club has a lakeside view fitness center, reservable tennis courts, a pool, and BackYard Kitchen & Bar for post-sweat bites. Planning something?”

From the Doral newsletter, August 24, 2026

“Tech-driven mini-golf course with a bar serving cocktails and snacks.”

“Looking for a legit local track this week? Miccosukee Golf & Country Club brings 27 holes of Mark Mahannah design, LPGA and PGA pedigree, a lighted practice setup when you just need reps, plus a full-service golf shop and solid bites after. Grab a buddy and go swing.”

From the Miami newsletter, August 17, 2026

“Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.”

“Between new releases, stage-to-screen musicals, classic throwbacks, and even UFC cards, CMX Brickell City Centre delivers the CMX cinéBistro dine-in experience so you can turn it into a legit dinner-and-a-movie night with chef-created dishes and cocktails, no juggling takeout in the dark.”

From the Deerfield Beach newsletter, August 20, 2026

“Eco Golf Club is a 9-hole, par-32 executive track with undulating greens and lush native landscaping that’s challenging but fair, and it actually makes short-game practice feel like a mini escape. Perfect for a post-work loop or weekend reset, with FootGolf if the crew wants to mix it up.”

From the Hollywood newsletter, August 25, 2026

“Groups try to escape themed rooms by solving puzzles and finding clues in this 60-minute game.”

“Whether you're brand new or chasing tournament-level polish, Trump Golf Academy Miami pairs elite PGA-certified coaches with tech like TrackMan, PuttView, and AimPoint to build a program around you.”

From the Doral newsletter, August 10, 2026

“Light-based displays, digital installations & a mirror labyrinth at a hip art gallery.”

“Because sometimes the couch just won't cut it. CMX CinéBistro CityPlace Doral lines up new releases and throwback favorites, reserved seating and 3D, plus a legit menu so you can make it a dinner and a movie situation without juggling multiple stops, perfect for a midweek reset.”

From the South Miami newsletter, August 25, 2026

“Miami Springs Golf & Country Club is Miami’s oldest course and former home of the Miami Open, with 18 holes at 6,755 yards, a par-71 layout, and the only practice facility with nighttime access in South Florida. Perfect for dialing in your game after work, legends optional.”

From the Doral newsletter, August 18, 2026

“Long-running course with bunkers, fairways and tees and a pro shop, plus a disc golf course.”

“Between tree-lined fairways, a par-70 layout with serpentine canals, a 22-position lighted range and putting green, plus Palmetto Mini Golf for the crew and the on-site Sports Grill, Palmetto Golf Course is the easy local move when you want real golf or just to groove the swing this week.”

From the Homestead newsletter, August 19, 2026

“Whether you need a quick tune-up or a full 18, The Club at Emerald Hills delivers that legendary South Florida golf vibe with a challenging layout, solid practice facilities and a welcoming clubhouse to decompress after the last putt. Grab a tee time and make this week feel like a win.”

“Whether you’re chasing a low round or just an excuse to be outside this week, Biltmore Golf Course delivers with a restored 18-hole, par-71 Donald Ross layout from 1925, updated for today. It’s home to the University of Miami Women’s golf team and the renowned Jim McLean Golf School, so your swing has backup.”

“Membership-only country club offering amenities such as equipment and well-maintained fields.”

“Grand Palm Golf lets you mix and match three 9-hole tracks, Grand, Royal, and Sabal, with greens among South Florida's best and a layout that balances playability with real challenge. Hit the aquatic range, tune your short game, then grab a quick nine after work or book a PGA-certified lesson this week.”

From the Weston newsletter, August 21, 2026

“Historic family-friendly country club with a bar, a restaurant and 2 golf courses.”

“Need an easy win this week? A quick hop from Miramar, CMX Cinemas Miami Lakes 13 nails movie night with reserved seats plus 3D or D-BOX when you want the seats to join the action. Lineup swings from fresh releases to fun throwbacks, perfect for plans that feel effortless yet special.”

“Killian Greens Golf Club is freshly renovated, and its 18-hole layout nails that challenging-yet-fun balance for a midweek round. Sneak in some swings, then browse the pro shop or refuel at the restaurant... locals and the occasional international pro both roll through.”

From the Homestead newsletter, August 10, 2026

“Flippers Cinema & Arcade is your choose-your-adventure spot with big‑screen flicks, a legit arcade that eats spare time, and snacks to keep the vibes rolling. Want something extra? Grab your crew and rent Theater 10+ for a private screening or stream your own obsession.”

From the Miami Gardens newsletter, August 17, 2026

“Family-friendly water park offering a lazy river, slides, and other attractions.”

“Entertainment center at Pembroke Lakes Mall with arcade games, a batting cage, and other attractions.”

“Upscale entertainment destination with bowling, craft food & cocktails, plus lively arcades.”

“Swap the same old jog for a cruise on beach cruisers, three-wheeled bikes, or skates from Hollywood Beach Trikke, the family-run spot serving locals since 2009. They rent, sell, and repair gear, and their head-turning rides make the Broadwalk feel brand new again.”

From the Hollywood newsletter, August 23, 2026

“Need a break from swampy August? Pines Ice Arena keeps it blissfully cold with public skating, a legit Skate School, and hockey leagues for kids, adults, and those still talking about their glory days. Book a birthday, sharpen your turns, or just glide laps while your brain defrosts.”

From the Weston newsletter, August 18, 2026

“Outdoor cinema specializing in classics and contemporary films screened on a rooftop with headphones.”

“Whether you’re dodging afternoon thunderstorms or just need your minis to burn energy, Just 4 Fun is an indoor playground with trampoline jump, birthday party setups, and options for schools and camps.”

From the South Miami newsletter, August 11, 2026

“Public course featuring tight fairways, undulating greens and lakes.”

“Grapeland Water Park packs a legit lazy river, kid-ready Shipwreck Island, slide-happy Pirates Plunge, and the chill Captain's Lagoon. The public season flies by, but you can snag a weekend party reservation now, so rally the group chat and lock in some sun-soaked float time.”

From the South Miami newsletter, August 15, 2026

“Legendary fairways, the Blue Monster mystique, and the Trump Golf Academy make Trump National Doral Miami the local’s move when your tempo needs love. Play a round, then unwind at The Trump Spa or linger over steak at BLT Prime... your Sunday reset.”

From the Doral newsletter, August 26, 2026

“Indoor park with themed play areas designed to foster imaginative play for kids ages 1–6.”

“Two Robert Trent Jones Jr. 18s, tennis and swimming set the stage at The Club at Weston Hills, where golf meets a full-on lifestyle.”

From the Weston newsletter, August 10, 2026

“Complex with a half-mile asphalt go-kart track, bowling lanes, an indoor ropes course & a bar.”

“Kid-friendly party spot featuring a playground with climbing structures and pretend-play sets. Attentive staff.”

“Golf course with a lush fairway and several holes featuring water hazards.”

“Beat the heat at Tidal Cove, where locals can try the first FlowRider Triple, drift the lazy river, and let the kids go wild at Kids Cove while you zone out by the water. Refuel at Surf House Bar & Grill or Freestyle and pretend summer never ends.”

“Fun spot with trampolines, climbing walls and arcade games, plus a snack bar and event space.”

“Posh country club with a bar & grill, 18-hole golf course & multiple tennis courts.”

“Indoor trampoline park featuring ninja courses and playground.”

“Large-scale indoor trampoline center hosting open jump, fitness classes, dodgeball & parties.”

“5 mile oceanfront promenade packed with unique shops, beachfront eats, live music and prime people-watching. Walk, bike or rollerblade past Hollywood Beach Theatre and Charnow Park, then call it cardio with a side of sunshine.”

From the Davie newsletter, August 11, 2026

“Local golf club rental service offering a range of brands, plus bags and accessories.”

“Bowling with a side of actually good comfort food, creative cocktails, cold beers, and a glossy retro vibe, Kings Dining & Entertainment brings the arcade, billiards, karaoke, and big screens together so you can rally the crew, talk a little smack, and, you know, Rule the Night.”

“Popular 18-hole spot with a tropical feel, offering views of Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline.”

“Relaxed golf club providing buffet eats and wine alongside a pool, a gym and tennis courts.”

“Golf facility with a driving range and a public course, as well as free admission.”

“Swap the couch for iguana hunts, peacock bass runs, and even nighttime bowfishing with local captains who actually know where the action is.”

From the Fort Lauderdale newsletter, August 20, 2026

“Whether your crew wants wall-to-wall trampolines, the ninja fun course, zipline thrills, or an all-out dodgeball showdown, Launch Family Entertainment Doral packs it under one roof. Toss in arcade wins and Krave eats, and you’ve got an easy, high-energy plan for this week that makes weeknight screen time look boring.”

From the Doral newsletter, August 15, 2026

“Ocean breezes, a Robert Trent Jones masterpiece restored by Rees in 2020, and a clubhouse that nails the kid-friendly brunch scene keep Coral Ridge Country Club at the center of local life. If you’ve got a member friend, this is the week to tee it up or hit the courts.”

From the Fort Lauderdale newsletter, August 26, 2026

“Public 9-hole, par-32 course that's good for practicing irons and wedges.”

“Modern spin on miniature golf over three visually themed rooms, plus food and drinks.”

“Whether your short game is dialed or delightfully chaotic, Davie Golf Club refreshed its playful, undulating greens in fall 2024 and they’re rolling pure. Yamaha carts added in 2024, smarter bunkers, and a tweaked layout keep rounds fun, so grab a buddy and swing away this week.”

From the Davie newsletter, August 13, 2026

“Hollybrook Golf & Tennis Club brings easygoing South Florida golf energy, with a PGA championship track, a breezy executive par 3 for sharpening wedges, a newly upgraded range, and an on-site restaurant for the post-round debrief. Consider it your midweek excuse to sneak in nine, then celebrate like you meant to.”

From the Miami Gardens newsletter, August 26, 2026

“Golf course featuring a driving range, practice facilities, and a banquet hall, as well as a resort hotel.”

“Unique outdoor destination featuring huge, colorful street murals by artists from around the globe.”

“Large-scale indoor trampoline center hosting open jump, fitness classes, dodgeball & parties.”

“AllGolf at CB Smith Park has a no-pressure driving range when you want real practice, two 18-hole mini golf courses with waterfalls for a little friendly chaos, and batting cages to dial in your swing. Perfect midweek reset, fully lit for nighttime play, and a clutch pick for parties or team outings.”

“Country club offering world-class, private golf facilities, tennis courts, and a renovated clubhouse.”

“Jacaranda Golf Club gives locals options this week: the East course brings length and generous, undulating fairways, while the West rewards strategy with water, doglegs and tight bunkers. Paspalum turf, tropical scenery and five tee sets keep it playable, plus there’s a range and dining when you’re done.”

From the Plantation newsletter, August 25, 2026

“Family fun spot to play VR games, bungee jump and ride simulator roller coasters.”

“Golf course founded in 1923, with 18 holes & water hazards, tennis courts & a popular restaurant.”

“Craving a week that actually feels like one? Deering Bay Yacht & Country Club serves up an 18-hole Arnold Palmer golf course, seven tennis courts, three pickleball courts, a junior Olympic-size pool, two dining venues, all tucked into lush Coral Gables. Member vibe, Miami pace reduction achieved.”

From the Miami newsletter, August 27, 2026

“Historic city hall now a classy space for national & international films, with bookstore & cafe.”

“Davie golfers, dial in your swing at Pembroke Lakes Golf, a John Sanford design with Paspalum Supreme turf, GPS-equipped E-Z-GO carts, and a legit practice setup... chipping green, practice bunker, grass range, and a putting green.”

From the Pembroke Pines newsletter, August 25, 2026