Events in Boca Raton, FL

An artisan market at Boca Center features makers with unique handmade pieces and flavorful eats, creating a lively evening shopping experience. Look for it between Rocco’s Tacos and Tap 42.

Riverdown takes the stage at Biergarten Boca for a classic rock and roll party, celebrating the music that defined the genre.

Damon Fowler brings a soul soaked blend of American roots styles to The Funky Biscuit. The vocalist, guitarist, and songwriter from Tampa draws deeply from the legacy of his region’s notable artists while moving the tradition ahead. Respect from fellow musicians includes a featured role with Butch Trucks Freight Train Band and a stint on guitar with the Dickey Betts Band. Reviewers have heard echoes of Johnny Winter and Jeff Beck in his playing, and his slide work recalls Duane Allman. Look for searing guitar runs alongside lyrical moments on lap steel and dobro, all delivered with the touch of a standout performer.

Enjoy a free Pilates session at Wildflower Park beside the intracoastal. All experience levels are welcome. Bring your own mat and a water bottle. Registration is not required. Parking is limited, and BocaConnect, an eco-friendly shuttle, offers free rides to the park.

Season 8 of the Golden Bell Battle of the Bands brings a live showdown to the Boca Raton Innovation Campus, with LVL UP Fitness adding extra energy to the experience. Four amateur bands will compete for the title while raising funds for the Golden Bell Education Foundation, directing support to education in the community. The lineup features Hell on Heelz, BandsWithBenefits, Storm Surge, and No Retreat No Surrender, with a special appearance by Wild Souls, the 2025 champions. General admission is $75 and VIP is $100, and VIP includes early entry.

This Commander League is a 13-week Magic: The Gathering program with multiplayer pods, prizes, and flexible competition levels. Players are grouped into pods of three to five and play two rounds each event night. The winner of each round receives one booster pack of their choice. Entry is $6.00. Choose from Casual for new players and preconstructed decks, Optimized for stronger competition, or Competitive for the top bracket. Participation is tracked to earn a spot in Prize Night. The prize pool builds over the season and is shared among players who attend Prize Night and have played in at least three league nights.

Held throughout the year, Boca Farmers Market brings the community together with more than 85 local vendors. Browse seasonal produce, artisan sourdough, specialty cheeses, organic microgreens, skincare made with tallow, coffee, lemonade, eggs straight from the farm, raw dairy, treats for dogs, and other locally sourced goods. The market celebrates fresh choices and local makers at Boca Farmers Market.

A Pilates and yoga fundraiser at Loibels Fitness Dance Center supports Special Spaces Boca Raton in recognition of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. This event pairs mindful movement with giving, raising funds for a bedroom makeover for a local child facing cancer. Participation turns wellness into concrete help, bringing hope and comfort closer to home.

Experience the One Piece Card Game Extra Grand Battle at Tower of Games Boca Raton, a competitive event where players arrive with tuned decks and compete for exclusive promotional prizes. Entry is $25, and registration occurs with the event coordinator at the second register prior to the start. Participation prizing includes Event Pack Vol. 9 with 32 packs available, the top 8 receive Event Pack Vol. 9 with eight packs awarded, the top 4 earn Limited Promotion Sleeves featuring Ms. All Sunday with four sets available, and the champion claims an Extra Grand Battle Winner Card.

This anniversary event marks eight years of Crazy Uncle Mike's and features The Resolvers. The band brings a large-ensemble reggae sound that blends classic Jamaican roots with lively New Orleans influences. Siblings Ojay and Sahara Smith, children of international reggae artist Ernie Smith, share lead vocals with Israeli born bandleader and guitarist Ron Eisner, supported by a tight rhythm section and dynamic horns. Known for high energy shows, The Resolvers have performed alongside The Wailers, Julian, Stephen, Damian and Kymani Marley, Inner Circle, English Beat, Yellowman, Matisyahu, Lee 'Scratch' Perry and Mishka, and have appeared at major festivals including Marley Fest, Jamaican Jazz & Blues Fest, Sun Fest, AURA Music & Arts Fest and Dub Fest.

This free monthly class helps adults build confidence with everyday technology. Participants explore the basics of using smartphones, computers, and the internet, practice sending email to stay in touch with family and friends, and learn ways to access important online services. The session welcomes beginners, requires no prior experience, and encourages curiosity in a supportive, welcoming setting. Held at the Lois Martin Community Center.

Created by Mel Brooks, this Broadway musical comedy premiered in 2007, ran for 484 performances, and earned three Tony Award nominations, including Best Musical. Adapted from Brooks’ classic film, it combines big, showy production numbers with irreverent humor. The score features standout songs such as “The Transylvania Mania” and “He Vas My Boyfriend.”

Crazy Uncle Mikes hosts a performance honoring Heart.

A relaxed, all-ages drop-in drawing session unfolds in the galleries, inviting participants to sketch among the artworks at a comfortable pace. All drawing supplies are provided at no cost, and no advance registration is needed. Participation is included with paid museum admission.

Open studios at the Boca Raton Innovation Campus invite visitors to step inside working artist spaces with Zero Empty Spaces. Explore a range of artwork, talk with resident artists about their process, watch live demonstrations, and participate in art classes. There are opportunities to commission custom pieces or start a personal collection. The studio is located inside the Boca Raton Innovation Campus (formerly the IBM headquarters), a large office campus. To find it, enter through the main lobby, proceed down the hallway on the left, turn right at the end, and continue until the corridor opens to glass windows, where the studio is on the right. Zero Empty Spaces transforms vacant commercial real estate into temporary artist studios that serve as hubs for creativity and community engagement. The model offers affordable space for artists to create, collaborate, and sell their work while activating unused properties until a permanent tenant is secured. This approach helps reduce blight, breathe new life into underutilized spaces, and broaden appreciation of visual art within growing cultural communities.

Cars and Coffee Palm Beach presents a Halloween-themed Trunk or Treat at the Boca Raton Innovation Campus, creating a festive morning for families and car enthusiasts. Show vehicles of every kind are welcome to take part in Trunk or Treat by bringing candy, decorating trunks, and wearing costumes to make the experience fun for children and families who enjoy this tradition each year. The display spans the automotive spectrum, with exotics, classics, muscle, JDM, trucks, customs, and daily drivers all appreciated. Vendors and partners will feature displays and products, and food and coffee will be available throughout the morning. This family-friendly gathering is open to all ages and emphasizes a safe, enjoyable, and memorable celebration at BRIC.

At The Boca Raton, the 22nd Annual Go Pink Luncheon brings together the Boca Raton Regional Hospital Foundation and the community in a continuing effort to confront breast cancer. Over more than twenty years, this gathering has grown into a leading women’s health event in South Florida, channeling essential support to cancer care and research. Proceeds benefit lifesaving programs at the Eugene M. & Christine E. Lynn Cancer Institute and the Christine E. Lynn Women’s Health & Wellness Institute / Schmidt Family Center for Breast Care at Boca Raton Regional Hospital. The program features keynote speaker Kristin Chenoweth, sharing her advocacy for those affected by breast cancer. The luncheon celebrates resilience and underscores how collective support can drive meaningful progress.

Taking place at Florida Atlantic University, the Palm Beach County Out of the Darkness Community Walk brings people together for remembrance, hope, and support. It offers a caring space to honor loved ones, reflect on the impact of suicide and mental health conditions, and connect with others who have been affected throughout the community.

SteelHouse brings live music to the South Florida Pickle Fest at South County Regional Park. This annual Boca Raton festival pairs great tunes with plenty of food, friendly company, and lots of fun.

Jason Bieler, known for Saigon Kick and The Baron Von Bielski Orchestra, teams up with Jeff Scott Soto of Sons of Apollo, TSO, and Journey at The Funky Biscuit for an unplugged evening filled with big harmonies, rarely heard material, musical detours, improvisation, and irreverent storytelling. The set leans into fan favorites and deep cuts while leaving plenty of room for on the spot surprises, with percussion by Howard “Schmuel” Goldberg adding an extra kick.

Jason Ricci & The Bad Kind present a harmonica-focused show led by an artist widely regarded as one of the most recorded and celebrated players working today. The music reflects New Orleans influences alongside blues, funk, jazz and Americana, shaped by Ricci’s work with pianist and organist Joe Krown and by his role in the Gypsy Blues Revue with JP Soars and Anne Harris, which blends traditional blues, Americana and French gypsy jazz. His credits include guest spots on albums by artists such as Johnny Winter, Ana Popovic, Joe Louis Walker and Walter Trout, and he has shared stages through Mark Hummel’s Blues Harmonica Blowout with Curtis Salgado, Charlie Musselwhite, Duke Robillard and many others. Expect expressive harmonica, tight grooves and the cross-genre spirit he brings to tours across the country and abroad.

Crazy Uncle Mikes hosts a performance featuring Jonathon “Boogie” Long with Brody Buster. Long’s musical path began in Baton Rouge, where, growing up in a Southern Baptist setting, he took up guitar at six after hearing gospel in church. By age ten he was already on local stages, including Swamp Mama’s, performing alongside Kenny Neal and Rudy Richard. With his parents’ support he left school at fourteen to tour with Henry Turner Jr., building valuable experience on the road. National recognition followed when he won Guitar Center’s King of the Blues, a title that identified him as the country’s top unsigned blues guitarist and led to appearances with B.B. King, ZZ Top, and Robert Cray. His releases include Trying to Get There, a self-titled album, and Parables of a Southern Man, with the latter two produced by Samantha Fish and both reaching the Billboard Blues Albums top ten. He also has a new album, Courage in the Chaos, slated for release on Myrical Records, exploring resilience, loss, redemption, and hope while staying rooted in Southern blues and roots rock.

This event spotlights guitarist and producer Dr. Adam Hawley, an accomplished artist, composer, and bandleader credited with twenty Billboard number one hits. His recording journey began when Maurice White of Earth, Wind and Fire selected him for a debut on Kalimba Music, and he now releases music through his own imprint, MBF Entertainment. With seven albums and a busy slate of production work, his honors include Billboard Artist of the Year in 2025, Mediabase Artist of the Year in 2024, Billboard Song of the Year in both 2020 and 2022, and a Nielsen-reported number one album in 2020. Beyond the studio, he tours widely and has performed with Jennifer Lopez, Natalie Cole, Lalah Hathaway, The Manhattan Transfer, and Brian McKnight, and he has appeared as a house band member on American Idol. He is also an educator with a Doctorate in Musical Arts from the University of Southern California. Expect a performance shaped by top-tier musicianship, a global touring perspective, and the leadership of a seasoned bandleader.

Participants rally to protect children worldwide through a fun, fast paced round robin pickleball tournament hosted by Child Rescue Coalition. The competition unfolds at Palms Indoor Pickle, a new state of the art indoor venue. The experience starts with check in and warm ups, continues with round robin play, and concludes with dinks, drinks, and victory bites. All skill levels are welcome.

Experience Adele’s music in an intimate candlelit setting at St. Gregory's Episcopal Church in Boca Raton. This concert features a live, multi-sensory performance with a program that includes Hello, Rumour Has It, Make You Feel My Love, Water Under the Bridge, Oh My God, Someone Like You, Send My Love (To Your New Lover), Chasing Pavements, Skyfall, When We Were Young, Set Fire to the Rain, Easy On Me, and Rolling in the Deep. The performance lasts 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the music begins, and there is no entry once the show has started. Guests must be 8 or older, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is allocated within each zone on a first come, first served basis. This is a tribute event and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, the artist’s estate, or official representatives.

Deja Vu performs live in the Biergarten.

Candlelight brings a Halloween themed concert to Boca Raton, transforming St. Gregory's Episcopal Church with the gentle glow of candles for an atmospheric evening of live music. This is a tribute presentation that is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artists, their estates, or official representatives. The tentative program weaves together Thriller by Michael Jackson, Charles Gounod’s Funeral March of a Marionette, the Allegro molto from Dmitri Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8, Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells from The Exorcist, the Stranger Things theme by S U R V I V E, Danny Elfman’s Beetlejuice theme, Vic Mizzy’s theme from The Addams Family, John Carpenter’s Halloween theme, Bernard Herrmann’s Prelude from Psycho, Ray Parker Jr.’s Ghostbusters theme, Camille Saint-Saëns’s Danse macabre, Modest Mussorgsky’s Night on Bald Mountain, Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show by Richard O’Brien and Richard Hartley, and a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas by Danny Elfman. The Listeso String Quartet performs this 60 minute program. Doors open 45 minutes before the start, and there is no entry once the performance begins. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating is assigned on a first come first served basis within each zone.

The Rice Owls face the Florida Atlantic Owls in a college football matchup at FAU Stadium. With both teams sharing the Owls nickname, this game brings a distinctive twist for college football fans.

The Rotary Club of Downtown Boca Raton presents the 11th Annual Mayor’s Ball at The Boca Raton, a black-tie celebration themed Celebrating Boca’s Future. The evening brings together community leaders, philanthropists, elected officials, and business professionals to support local nonprofits across the community. Honorees include CP Group and Angelo Bianco for the George Long Award, Research Park @ FAU and Andrew Duffell for the J.C. Mitchell Award, Child Rescue Coalition and Greg Schiller for the Susan Whelchel Award, and Daniel Hostettler of The Boca Raton for the Addison Mizner Award. Sponsorship opportunities are available in support of local organizations throughout Palm Beach County, and additional details and ticket information will be shared.

Gear up for a Union Arena Special Rare Battle featuring Goddess of Victory: NIKKE at Tower of Games in Boca Raton. Players bring their strongest squads to face off for exclusive promotional rewards. Entry is $10. Only official Goddess of Victory: NIKKE Union Arena cards are legal, no proxies are allowed, and standard Union Arena tournament and deck construction rules apply. Seating is limited, with on-site registration before the event begins.

At FAU Stadium, the UTSA Roadrunners take on the Florida Atlantic Owls in a late-season showdown marked by contrasting styles. With plenty at stake, the outcome could influence the standings and reveal how both programs perform under pressure.

Gerald Albright brings his saxophone and bass mastery to Crazy Uncle Mikes, showcasing the versatility that has defined his career. Raised in Los Angeles, he sharpened his skills early, switched to bass after a pivotal concert by Louis Johnson, and soon after college joined Patrice Rushen’s band. Through the 80s he became a go-to player in the studio and on the road, collaborating with artists such as Anita Baker, Ray Parker Jr., Atlantic Starr, The Temptations, Maurice White, Les McCann, Teena Marie, the Winans, and Whitney Houston. As a solo artist, he helped shape the smooth jazz landscape with Just Between Us in 1987, followed by radio favorites and spots on ensemble tours like Guitars & Saxes and Groovin’ For Grover. He led a big band and toured with Phil Collins in the late 90s, and partnered with Will Downing on Pleasures of the Night. His albums Pushing The Envelope and Slam Dunk received Grammy nominations, and he scored notable hits with 24/7 alongside Norman Brown and the Dave Koz and Friends project Summer Horns featuring Mindi Abair and Richard Elliot. He has toured with Brown, performed with the Summer Horns lineup, and more recently hit the road with Jonathan Butler. His catalog also includes Smooth, Groovology, Kickin’ It Up, and Sax for Stax. Moving fluidly between contemporary R&B and urban jazz, Albright shapes performances as musical journeys, shifting through textures, rhythms, and harmonies that reflect his past and point toward what comes next.

Music Director Alastair Willis appears with violinist Leonid Sigal in a program centered on Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto, with Rossini's Overture to The Barber of Seville and Respighi's The Birds completing the lineup.

Lionel Bart's Oliver! showcases his work as book writer, composer, and lyricist. The musical opened on Broadway in 1963, ran for 774 performances, and received three Tony Awards. Its score features favorites such as "Food, Glorious Food," "Consider Yourself," and "As Long As He Needs Me." A classic in the Broadway tradition, it blends memorable songs with enduring storytelling.

This Candlelight concert in Boca Raton spotlights the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons at St. Gregory's Episcopal Church, with the Collins Quartet performing in an intimate setting illuminated by candlelight. Expect Coldplay favorites such as Clocks, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, The Scientist, Sky Full of Stars, and Viva la Vida alongside Imagine Dragons tracks like Radioactive, Eyes Closed, Nice to Meet You, Follow You, Bad Liar, and Believer. The performance runs 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes beforehand, and late entry is not permitted once the music starts. The event welcomes guests ages 8 and up, with those under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis.

Experience Queen’s iconic catalog reimagined by the Listeso String Quartet in a candlelit setting at St. Gregory’s Episcopal Church in Boca Raton. The performance creates an intimate, multi-sensory atmosphere where string arrangements bring new dimension to favorites like Bohemian Rhapsody, We Will Rock You, Somebody to Love, Don’t Stop Me Now, Radio Ga Ga, Killer Queen, Who Wants to Live Forever, Love of My Life, We Are the Champions, Another One Bites the Dust, and I Want to Break Free. This is a tribute presentation and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, their estate, or official representatives. The concert runs for 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the music begins, and late entry is not permitted once the show starts. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant.

Stand-up comedian Natalie Cuomo takes the stage at The Studio at Mizner Park. The New York based performer tours internationally and released her debut album, Shut Up You Loved It, which reached number one on the iTunes Comedy Charts. She earned recognition at the New York Comedy Festival as a Comics to Watch selection in 2023 and became a finalist in the festival’s New York’s Funniest Competition in 2024. Her work has been highlighted by New York Magazine, the LA Times, Time Out New York, and Inked Magazine, and she appeared in Season 16 of Ink Master: No More Ink! on Paramount+. Online, she connects with a community of more than 2.4 million followers and over 100 million views, including on Twitch, where her comedy and gaming streams have led to partnerships with Amazon Gaming, Mejuri Jewelry, and Monster Energy.

Created and performed by Joanna Castle Miller and directed by Matt Stabile, this theatrical piece follows a young woman raised to believe the nation belongs to white Christians, determined to stay pure even as she nurses a mischievous curiosity about Thomas Jefferson. When her father becomes a 2016 presidential nominee for a far right third party, she begins crafting a comedy show out of the upheaval, uncovering complicated truths about family, faith, and what she was taught to accept as real. As part of the MainStage series, several ticket options are available. An Opening Night Celebration Package includes all MainStage opening nights with pre and post-show receptions for $189, reflecting a $225 value. A MainStage Season Subscription covers three productions for $149, a $180 value. To experience Joanna Castle Miller’s Bad Faith Trilogy, an add-on is available that includes INFERNA and CONVERSA for an additional $99, a $120 value. Individual pricing is $75 for Opening Night Celebrations, which include a pre and post-show reception, and $60 for standard single tickets.

William and Sue Wills will present the story of Ulysses and Julia Grant.

Explore and celebrate diverse cultures through a journey around the globe! Visit themed stations to discover flags, languages, foods, and art. This activity is designed for children ages 6 and up. The theme includes Ecuador, Singapore, the United Kingdom, and the heritage of any children who would like to share.

Candlelight presents a tribute to Fleetwood Mac at St. Gregory's Episcopal Church in Boca Raton, set in a warm, candlelit atmosphere for a multi-sensory concert experience. Expect favorites like Everywhere, Gypsy, You Make Loving Fun, Never Going Back Again, Don't Stop, Gold Dust Woman, Go Your Own Way, Landslide, Songbird, Rhiannon, and The Chain. The performance runs 60 minutes, with doors opening 45 minutes before the music begins, and there is no late entry once the concert starts. The venue is ADA compliant. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Seating within each zone is assigned in order of arrival. This is a tribute concert and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, their estate, or official representatives.