This weekend in Boynton Beach, FL

Enjoy a free Pilates class at Wildflower Park beside the intracoastal. The session welcomes beginners and experienced participants alike and aims to set a positive tone for the day. Please bring a mat and a water bottle. Registration is not required. Parking is limited, and BocaConnect provides a complimentary eco-friendly shuttle to the park.

Settle into a calm, encouraging studio setting where you can build skills and explore new approaches to making art. This session emphasizes a relaxed pace and supportive atmosphere so you can focus on technique and creativity. Cost is $29 for residents and $35 for non-residents.

A serene guided meditation led by Margaret Ann Lembo invites participants to soothe stress, quiet mental chatter, and reconnect with inner calm. The session continues with messages from the Gemstone Oracle, featuring individual card pulls from one of Margaret Ann’s Gemstone Oracles that offer insight and inspiration. Gemstones are presented as meaningful tools that support self-awareness and personal understanding.

Join in for an all-ages women’s and girls’ golf clinic led by LPGA Professional Trish Beucher. It’s open to everyone, and clubs are available to use. If you’re a girl under 18, you’ll need to come with a paid adult.

Pick up a pencil, choose a favorite artwork, and create your own interpretation at Boca Raton Museum of Art. This relaxed, drop-in sketching experience welcomes participants of every age and lets you draw at your own pace among the exhibitions. Complimentary supplies are provided, so curiosity is all you need to bring. No advance sign-up is required, and participation is included with paid Museum admission.

A'LU Mexican Cuisine offers a weekend brunch featuring $25 unlimited mimosas paired with a selection of brunch dishes. Available on Saturday and Sunday.

A brunch menu is on offer, with an optional $18 add on for bottomless mimosas or Aperol spritz. The special lasts for two hours, is served by the glass only, cannot be shared, and requires a food purchase.

Karaoke at Square Peg Pizzeria offers a chance to sing a few songs, enjoy food and drinks, and connect with friends or meet new people. There are lots of dates on the schedule, with more to come, creating plenty of opportunities to share a favorite tune.

3siXty takes the stage at Rivalries Sports Pub for the first time. This event marks their debut performance at the venue.

Experience a Magic: The Gathering Commander league designed for all skill levels. Over a 13 week season, players are placed in multiplayer pods of three to five for two rounds each league night. The winner of each round receives a booster pack of their choice. Choose the level that fits your style, with Casual for newer players and preconstructed decks, Optimized for experienced pilots seeking stronger games, and Competitive for top tier play. Participation is recorded throughout the season to earn a place at Prize Night. Entry to Prize Night is included in league fees, the prize pool grows over the course of the season, and rewards are shared among players who attend Prize Night and have taken part in at least three league nights. The entry fee is $6.00.

Team up for a Magic: The Gathering Two-Headed Giant prerelease inspired by The Hobbit at Tower of Games Boca Raton. Partners build decks together using one prerelease kit per player, then face rival pairs in a cooperative Two-Headed Giant format set in the spirit of Middle-earth. Entry is $45 per player, with prizes that include packs, promos, and more. Use event code RZVRDW6. Attending in costume as a hobbit, wizard, elf, dwarf, or dragon earns extra prizes. Questions can be directed to 561-722-2872.

Experience RF Factor at Arts Garage as the band reinvents well-known songs with a vibrant mix of pop, funk, jazz, Latin, and R&B. A four-horn frontline, crisp rhythms, and lively crowd connection shape a performance that is both polished and playful, bringing a fresh spark to familiar tunes. The lineup features RF (Ro) on baritone and tenor saxophone and bass clarinet, Doug Michels on trumpet, Kai Sanchez on bass guitar, Christian Davis on guitar, Pete Wallace on keyboard, Edwin Bonilla on percussion, Aaron Glueckauf on drums, Jason Arkins on alto saxophone and flutes, and Allie Biancoviso on trombone. Ro grew up in Brooklyn and received her first tenor sax from the late James Moody, later studying audio engineering in South Florida before turning fully to performance. She has performed with Jennifer Hudson, Camila Cabello, and Vanessa Williams, and she also teaches audio production at Florida Memorial University. Trumpeter Doug Michels, born in Brooklyn and raised on Long Island, moved to Miami to pursue music and became active in the salsa scene with Celia Cruz, Gilberto Santa Rosa, and Tito Puente. He joined Gloria Estefan and The Miami Sound Machine, has appeared on recordings from J-Lo to Flo-Rida, and enjoys working on classic cars when he is not performing.

A friendly community breakfast welcomes families, friends, neighbors, and even that familiar face from the grocery store. It is all you can eat, kids 12 and under eat free, and the suggested donation is $10.

Experience a Vinyasa Yoga class at the Museum with instructor Leslie Glickman. The practice centers on synchronizing breath with movement through creative sequences and is suitable for all levels, with no prior experience required. It is designed to boost vitality and support overall well-being. After class, relax in the tranquil sculpture garden with coffee, tea, and organic flavored water while taking in the outdoor artworks. Admission is included, providing access to the Museum's permanent collection with pieces by renowned artists from around the world.

A new community farmers market features more than 95 vendors and free parking. Visitors can find fresh local produce, sourdough pizza, French and Italian cheeses, vegan chocolate and handmade fudge, farm fresh eggs, raw milk, kefir, yogurt and butter, grass fed and finished beef, organic sourdough bread and bagels, organic coffee and teas, mushrooms and microgreens, plus tallow skincare, handmade goods and more, with many vegan and gluten free options. There is also free community yoga. The atmosphere is family friendly and dog friendly, and the market was created by locals for locals to support Florida farmers and small businesses.

Enjoy a relaxed cruise-in and hangout at Texas Roadhouse in Boynton Beach, where a community of veterans and their extended families gathers to showcase rides and spend time together. It costs 15 dollars to enter a vehicle. Awards will be given in multiple categories, including best in show, fan favorite, a manager’s choice selection, car participation, and more. Spectators can attend and vote for free, with plenty of friendly fellowship throughout. Food from the restaurant is available during the gathering.

Savor a brunch menu with the option of bottomless mimosas or Aperol spritz for $18. Drinks are served by the glass with a two hour limit. No sharing is allowed, and a food purchase is required.

Step into Middle-earth with a The Hobbit Magic: The Gathering prerelease at Tower of Games Boca Raton. Entry is $45, and each participant receives a prerelease kit to build a deck. Prizes include packs, promos, and more. Arriving in costume as a hobbit, wizard, elf, dwarf, or dragon earns extra rewards. Event code is 7GR8PPR. Expect plenty of chances to play, trade, and craft your own adventure in this themed celebration.

A world premiere solo performance from Jill Karlin unfolds at the Stonzek Studio Theater in Lake Worth Beach as part of the Limited Engagement Series. In roughly 60 minutes with no intermission, Karlin blends spoken word, original poetry, and the creation of a painting live on stage. The story begins with a woman on a bicycle who chained herself to a tree she could not save, a turning point that led her to architect and visionary Lee Porter Butler and to a shared commitment to living in balance with the Earth. Their journey listens for the voices of trees and the songs of dolphins, shaping an intimate one-woman world that honors love, nature, and the courage to be heard. After its premiere, the production heads to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival three weeks later. Tickets are $28, plus a $5 processing fee per order. This event is presented by an outside presenter who has privately leased the Lake Worth Playhouse, and the management of the Playhouse is not responsible for the program’s content, accuracy, or quality.