Events in Broward County today

Smart Lifeskills and Mentoring partners with local organizations to host a health and resource fair at Mt. Calvary Baptist Church. Visitors can take advantage of complimentary screenings and health information covering topics such as prostate and colon cancer, women’s and dental health, HIV testing, blood pressure, diabetes, and nutrition, along with general wellness guidance. The event also includes family activities with bounce houses, games and prizes, music and entertainment, and a variety of food trucks. Participating partners include The Westside Gazette Newspaper, Block Builders Broward Inc., AIDS Healthcare Foundation, and Golden Victor #44 OES, PHA. The focus is on improving health, connecting families with essential services, and strengthening the community.

This group run starts in the parking lot by the Starbucks at Walmart Coral Springs - Coral Ridge Dr and covers 4.5 miles or more. A club cooler with water and Gatorade will be available, and the atmosphere is social with plenty of chances to chat while moving. Participants are welcome to bring a friend and meet new people. For more information, contact Staci at soflotrackclub2025@gmail.com.

At Plantation Preserve Golf & Country Club, this tournament features a scramble format with a shotgun start and teams of four, allowing players to create their own foursomes. Registration and a continental breakfast take place before play, followed by lunch and an awards presentation after the round. On course competitions include closest to the pin on every par 3, a putting contest, and a straightest drive challenge, along with raffle prizes. Sponsorship information is available.

This one-day conference is designed for parents and grandparents who want to cultivate a lasting legacy of faith at home. Expect practical, biblically grounded teaching, encouragement for tough moments, and tools that apply across every stage of parenting. The keynote lineup features six speakers, including Sam Sorbo on homeschooling, Ginger Hubbard on reaching a child's heart, Rhonda Stoppe on no-regrets parenting, Lee Ann Byers Mancini on raising courageous disciples, Laine Lawson Craft on navigating prodigal seasons, and Lori Wildenberg, a parenting coach, award-winning author, and national speaker, on collaboration between parents and grandparents. The conference takes place at Grace Church, and seating is limited.

A volunteer-driven cleanup devoted to caring for South Florida beaches as part of the Fort Lauderdale Beach Sweep. Participants remove litter to keep the shoreline looking its best. Free parking is provided for volunteers, and an RSVP via the Eventbrite link is requested.

A community yoga session takes place under the Australian pines at South Central Beach, near the pier. Neighbors and visitors take part in a welcoming practice led by facilitators who provide calm, supportive guidance with a focus on mind, body, and spirit. Many participants arrive early for a leisurely bike ride or walk along the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk toward Dania Beach Pier, then cool off with a dip in the water. All are welcome, including children. Please plan ahead for parking and pay upon arrival.

Truck #1 arrives with pumpkins for the pumpkin patch.

Discover a weekly community experience focused on learning, growing, and local food. Each Saturday offers something different, from shopping directly with growers to sampling items from the garden and taking garden tours. Free workshops are held on the final Saturday of each month.

A welcoming Slow Yoga Fusion Flow returns to Las Olas Oceanside Park, practiced on the Grand Green’s smooth turf. The session blends a gentle, accessible pace with optional core-strengthening Yoga-Lates elements, an East-meets-West music mix to support your flow, deep relaxing holds with a light aromatherapy touch, and a tranquil cool down and meditation under the palms. Clear demonstrations and amplified guidance make it easy to follow at your own pace. Newcomers are encouraged, and children may participate when accompanied and supervised by an adult. The atmosphere is inclusive, family friendly, LGBTQIA+ welcoming, and free of judgment. Instruction is led by Lisa Pumper, E-RYT 500, YACEP, lead teacher at The LOOP and founder of Fort Lauderdale Beach Yoga & Wellness and Yoga Community of Florida. Bring a beach towel or blanket for practice, plus water and sunglasses. A yoga mat is not needed thanks to the supportive turf surface. Cash donations are appreciated to support the teacher, supplies, and setup assistance, though no one is turned away for lack of funds. RSVP and a participation waiver are required. After class, browse The Market at The LOOP with local food, artisan vendors, and makers, and enjoy being just steps from Fort Lauderdale Beach.

Brushes & Besties welcomes painters of every experience level to relax, create, and connect. Explore a wide selection of pieces to paint, including statues, plaques, boxes, superheroes, and more. There are no studio fees or hidden charges, and you pay only for the item you choose, with prices from $15 to $65 to suit a range of budgets. Brushes are available in packs of ten for $5, and personal brushes are welcome. Best of all, you take your finished artwork home the same day. Whether you bring friends or family or attend on your own, it is a friendly setting to meet new people.

Palm Room presents The Florida Man Feature with the Old Gregg Power Hour, where Croc Shots are available at half price during a set hour. RSVPs on the listing do not function as reservations, and seating must be arranged through the venue’s reservation system.

Celebrate spooky season with a hands-on cookie decorating class at Foxtail Coffee in Pompano Beach. This beginner-friendly, 2.5-hour session is led by The Mad Batter and introduces the essentials of decorated sugar cookies along with creative techniques. All materials are provided, including six pre-baked cookies, four icing colors, sprinkles, decorating tools, and a box for taking home finished treats. Everything is prepared in advance, so there is no baking or icing mixing required. Participants will learn about preparing royal icing, how to work with different consistencies, and methods such as marbling, outlining, wet-on-wet, brush embroidery, and painting. Those with some experience are welcome and can receive guidance on icing mixing and dough spread. By the end, everyone will decorate a personal set to bring home and leave with a solid grasp of the fundamentals. There is seating for up to eight people. Parking is available in front of the shop with plenty of spaces. Nothing extra is needed to participate. An apron or easy-to-wash clothing is optional. Reference slides will be used, so bring glasses if needed, and a phone is great for photos. Additional take-home kits can be purchased during checkout and picked up at the end of class. If ordering a kit without attending, it can be picked up during class time. If illness occurs beforehand, refunds or a later class option are available by contacting Valerie at 954-464-0706. If there is no communication before the start and attendance does not occur, refunds or transfers are not available.

Sharing Go Club hosts a casual meetup to catch some games at Cardxcards in Davie, FL. It offers a friendly setting to connect with the local club and spend time playing together.

Celebrate the expansion of Zero Empty Spaces at The Design Center of the Americas in Dania Beach with a grand opening highlighting the county’s largest artist studio hub. The new space houses 40 working artists. Visitors can tour open studios, explore artwork in a variety of mediums, and meet the creators. A ribbon cutting will mark the milestone. Presented by Zero Empty Spaces, a national initiative that converts vacant commercial spaces into affordable artist studios to support creatives and uplift communities.

Kids ages 5 and up can enjoy a 1.5 hour pumpkin painting experience in Parkland, FL. Each participant receives a giant pumpkin that is prepared in advance, cleaned, treated, and sealed so the focus stays on creating art. Artists choose any design they like, and assistance is provided to sketch the outline before painting. Multiple session options are available for different age groups, including one for teens and another specifically for homeschoolers.

Step into an immersive evening where music, dance, poetry and more come together to support Art Prevails Project’s mission of healing through the arts. To the Nines blends performance and purpose, inviting guests to help uplift the organization’s work in schools and communities while celebrating creativity in style. Elevated attire is encouraged, and the experience takes place at MAD Arts.

ONYX Deep South marks nine years with a dinner social that celebrates brotherhood, the leather community, friendship, and shared memories. The evening focuses on honoring the journey so far, appreciating the present, and toasting the years ahead. Guests are encouraged to dress for the occasion, bring a hearty appetite, and show their ONYX spirit. The gathering takes place at Bravo Peruvian Cuisine in Wilton Manors, Florida.

Bootleg unplugged features live music and food in Pembroke Pines, Florida for a fun experience.

Bounce delivers an upbeat night of danceable rock and pop hits. This lively South Florida band has been keeping crowds moving since 2009 with feel-good energy and a set list built for the dance floor. General admission is $10.

At Broward Center for the Performing Arts in Fort Lauderdale, Slow Burn Theatre Co presents Come From Away, an acclaimed Broadway musical recognized as a Best Musical winner throughout North America and named a Critics’ Pick by The New York Times. Based on real events, it follows 7,000 airline passengers unexpectedly grounded in Newfoundland and the small community that opened its doors to them. Initial tension turns into trust, songs rise into the night, and moments of gratitude grow into friendships that endure. Framed by the events of September 11 and the day that followed, these stories highlight empathy, resilience, and the power of people coming together. Public onsale and a Slow Burn presale are noted for this engagement.

At Broward Center for the Performing Arts, salsa vocalist Tito Nieves presents 50 Años La Historia Continua, honoring a five decade career powered by the clarity and strength that earned him the nickname the Pavarotti of Salsa. Born in Río Piedras and raised in New York City in a musical household, he began professionally with Orquesta Cimarrón, worked with Héctor Lavoe, made his debut with Johnny Ortiz's Taibori, and helped found Conjunto Clásico, recording eight albums before embarking on a solo path. His rise included the gold releases Classic and Yo Quiero Cantar and the English language hit I'll Always Love You, followed by the platinum Déjame Vivir. The all English salsa album I Like It Like That widened his mainstream profile with a featured appearance alongside Stevie Wonder at the Alma Awards, and later projects such as Dale Cara a la Vida and Clase Aparte showcased a blend of salsa, pop, and R&B influences. This event celebrates the music and milestones of a continuing story.

The Tamarac Community Farmers Market showcases local growers, makers, and food vendors. Browse fresh fruits and vegetables, fragrant teas, local honey, small batch sauces, oven baked sweets, silky hummus, zesty pickles, and other artisan goods. Meet the people behind these offerings and learn how they make them. Look for a variety of local merchants and food trucks, and enjoy free admission. The market takes place at Veterans' Memorial Park. Vendor participation is handled only through official channels, and the event is free to the public, so do not purchase tickets or vendor spaces from individuals. Scheduled dates may change.

Explore the world of local birds on a guided nature walk led by park staff. Participants will search for nearby species while learning tips for identification and behavior. The cost is $5 per person. Closed-toe shoes are recommended. For more information, call 954-357-5198.

A welcoming studio setting invites painters of every skill level. Choose from a wide selection of pieces to personalize, including statues, plaques, boxes, superhero figures and more. Pricing is simple with no studio fees or hidden charges. You pay only for what you paint, and pieces range from $15 to $65 to suit different budgets. A 10-pack of brushes is available for $5, or you may bring your own brushes. Come with friends or family, or visit on your own and meet new people. Finished creations can be taken home the same day.

A neon-themed Bar and Bat Mitzvah showcase in Fort Lauderdale brings bold celebration ideas to life with live entertainment and a curated mix of vendors. Set at the Marriott Fort Lauderdale Airport, the space is reimagined with glow-inspired décor, immersive lighting, and a lively dance floor, while exhibitors carry the theme through creative booth designs. Connect with DJs, entertainers, décor teams, photo experience pros, and planning specialists in one place to shape a memorable event. Try interactive games, dance on an illuminated floor, step into photo booths, sip mocktails, sample bites at tasting stations, pick up swag, and enjoy performances throughout. Parents can speak directly with reputable vendors, explore potential layouts, and access event-only deals and giveaways, while teens jump into the fun to see what they love. Vendors will be announced soon. Go big on glow, plan boldly, and celebrate with confidence.

Duelists can put their decks to the test in a King of Games tournament that takes place once per main set release. The competition uses Advanced Constructed format and follows a Swiss structure, with the number of rounds based on attendance and standings determining the final cut. Entry is $10. Prize support scales with turnout, with four booster packs per participant added to a shared pool and awarded to top finishers. First place receives free entry to all Yu-Gi-Oh locals at CSG Hollywood until the next KOG event, along with their choice of a YGO set banner from back stock.

Our Time is a no cost expressive art therapy group and social gathering for LGBTQ+ adults 55 and older. Offered by SunServe, it takes place in person and pairs creative projects with conversation to cultivate connection in a supportive, nonjudgmental setting. Participants can share experiences, form meaningful relationships, and explore art together. All materials are provided, and a minimum four week commitment is requested. This weekly program centers on creativity, community, and mutual support.

A beachfront wellness retreat at the Wyndam Resort in Deerfield, Florida offers flexible paths to fit personal goals. Choose chef prepared plant-based meals, focus on juice only, or opt for a medically supervised water fast. The program centers on a full reset to support health and happiness. A discovery call is available at (323) 902-1032.

Settle in for free Texas Hold'em with the RNR Poker League at The Federal, located upstairs at the Baptist Health IcePlex in Fort Lauderdale. There is no buy in and no registration fee, simply take a seat and play. Poker players enjoy half off select drinks, including house and draft beers and house wines. While you play, rack up Rock N Roll Poker League points, compete for venue gift cards, and work toward qualifying for a seasonal main event with more than $2,000 in prizes. Newcomers and seasoned players alike are welcome, and friendly professional dealers keep the tables running smoothly. Tips for the dealers are appreciated. Food and drinks are available to round out the experience.

Galuppi’s in Pompano Beach hosts Reckless Tribute Band, also known as Different Faces. A favorite around South Florida with more than 25 years of performances across the region, the group delivers a high energy blend of classic rock and pop hits with plenty of audience interaction. Admission is free.

This ride covers a 20 mile loop at a 15 mph pace, with a halfway stop for ice cream at a shop that depends on the route. Riders should have lights.

Black Violin brings the Be Free Tour to Broward Center for the Performing Arts, presenting an electrifying fusion of classical technique and hip-hop from GRAMMY-nominated duo Wil Baptiste and Kev Marcus. The performance highlights sweeping strings, hard-hitting rhythms, and themes of authenticity and self-expression. Far more than a typical concert, it champions individuality, creativity, and connection, encouraging attendees to be themselves and experience music's transformative force together. Celebrated for reimagining what string music can be, Black Violin also engages over 100,000 students each year through the Black Violin Foundation. The program features support from Braxton Cook and is part of the Mosaic Series.

AEG Presents brings Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox to Pompano Beach Amphitheater - The Amp in Pompano Beach, FL as part of The Future Is Vintage World Tour. This concert is open to all ages.

Participants will tee it up at Fort Lauderdale Country Club, the county’s oldest private country club with a rich history and two championship-caliber courses. The tournament features a scramble format with a shotgun start. On arrival, guests register, enjoy a gourmet breakfast, and warm up on the driving range and putting green. After the round, a BBQ awards luncheon is held along with a raffle and silent auction. The player package includes driving range and putting practice, a gourmet breakfast, an open bar, a pro shop gift card, and the BBQ awards luncheon, with course games also available. Sponsorship opportunities begin at $300, and foursomes are $3,000. The event is co-chaired by Jeff Duecker and Glenn Olson. For details, contact Jamie Pignone at 954-537-1010 ext. 202 or jpignone@bgcbc.org.

Children can spend a creative day exploring drawing, painting, slime projects, and games. Designed for ages 5 and up, this camp is offered on select school holidays that align with the local public school calendar. Enrollment is limited to 20 campers each day. Please send a water bottle, a snack, and a packed lunch, or choose the lunch add-on during registration. Advance online registration is required, and walk-ins are not accepted.

The Community Engagement team from the Broward County Tax Collector’s Office will be available in person to provide answers and support. Residents can receive assistance with property tax discounts, payment plans, e-billing, and business tax applications, along with other services. New and improved driver’s license services are planned for launch soon. The team is committed to helpful, excellent service throughout the visit.

Matthew Sabatella leads an informal countdown of American folk favorites at the Young at Art Library. Hear the stories behind familiar songs while tracing the music’s path from colonial days to the folk revival of the 1950s and 1960s. These enduring tunes have been shared across generations, and the program highlights a living tradition that continues to be passed along today.

Rock N Roll Poker League hosts a free Texas Hold'em night at The Fitz Bar & Lounge. There is no buy-in to play, and friendly, professional dealers run the games with tips appreciated. Players can collect league points, win gift cards from the venue, and work toward qualifying for a seasonal Main Event that awards more than $2,000 in prizes. The Tea's Mac & Cheese food truck will be on site, and the bar serves drinks. Beginners and experienced players are both welcome.

Build a stronger center and steadier balance during a 45-minute mat Pilates session that emphasizes alignment, posture, and flexibility. Controlled, precise movements work in sync with mindful breathing to engage deep stabilizing muscles and build everyday strength. The format is low impact yet offers a focused challenge to the core. Suitable for all levels, from those beginning their practice to participants refining their technique.

Beauty Cafe Salons in Pembroke Pines is bringing back its Tuesday special. Throughout 2026, eyebrow threading is priced at $12 every Tuesday, and no appointment is needed.

Kids ages 5 and up can enjoy a 90 minute pumpkin painting session. The fee includes a giant pumpkin that is prepared in advance, cleaned, treated, and sealed so it is ready for artwork. Participants choose any design they like, with guidance to sketch it first before painting. There are multiple time options for all ages, plus a dedicated session for teens and another for homeschoolers.

This weekly networking meeting brings business professionals with shared goals together to learn how to expand a network of referral partners. Prospective participants can inquire about the availability of their business category.

SunServe and AVER host a free monthly in-person support group for LGBTQ+ veterans and active duty service members. Participants can meet others with shared service backgrounds, talk through lived experiences, and foster community in a welcoming setting that centers the realities of LGBTQ+ military life. Pre-registration is encouraged.

Honoring the achievements of South Florida’s Black community, this longstanding program recognizes individuals whose contributions uplift the world around them. Founded in 1992 as the African-American Achievers Awards through the vision of Jim Moran, it has celebrated more than 185 honorees, directed over $750,000 to nonprofit organizations on their behalf, and funded four-year, needs-based Florida State University scholarships for more than 40 Florida high school seniors who excelled in academics and community stewardship. Through growing partnerships, the annual event has become a source of education, inspiration, and relationship-building while continuing to spotlight exceptional achievers each year. The program is sponsored by JM Family Enterprises, Southeast Toyota Distributors, and JM Lexus. In addition, JM Family presents the Jerome Edmund Gray Youth Achiever Award in partnership with Florida State University, providing a four-year, needs-based scholarship to a Black high school senior who has applied and been admitted to FSU.

A community walk in the park for women across South Florida, hosted by the Broward Professional Chapter of SISTUHS, Incorporated. This relaxed walking meetup encourages participants to get moving, log steps, and build healthier habits while connecting with other women. The SOLE Sisters Walk Club highlights two of the organization’s program pillars, Health Equity and Sisterhood, by offering a welcoming space where women can show up as themselves and find support. SISTUHS, Incorporated is a nonprofit rooted in service, scholarship, and sisterhood, working to improve the quality of life for people of color and other underserved groups. The Broward County Professional chapter brings together professional women who serve their community through advocacy, education, and service while cultivating lifelong connections.

Tuesday trivia at Wings N Things Restaurant features team-based gameplay with prizes up for grabs. Gather a group and put your knowledge to the test for a chance to win. Draft beer and wine are half price, and children dine free; ask a team member for details.

Get ready for Weezer: The Gathering, featuring The Shins and Silversun Pickups. A presale is available with the code SUNRISE, followed by a general on-sale. Tickets are available through SeatGeek, the official ticketing partner for Amerant Bank Arena and the Florida Panthers.

Weezer, The Shins, and Silversun Pickups perform at Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, Florida. All three bands share the bill in a concert at this venue.

A friendly community run wraps up with a relaxed hangout at WOB Bar & Kitchen. All paces and experience levels are welcome. After the miles, participants receive 25 percent off bottled and canned beer as a post-run perk. Invite a friend, meet fellow runners, and make it a fun part of your routine.

A monthly gathering at AutoNation Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM Pembroke Pines shares updates on where the club is headed and offers plenty of conversation about Jeeps.

A local club gathering centered on playing games with others in a relaxed, social setting.

An energizing 60-minute Vinyasa yoga class welcomes all experience levels. Breath and movement are woven together to build strength, enhance flexibility, and relieve stress. Expect guided sequences, focused core work, and gentle strength exercises, along with poses that ease tension and support better mobility. The practice closes with a soothing wind down so you leave feeling centered and refreshed. Ideal for beginners and long-time practitioners, it offers a full reset for body and mind. Please bring a mat, water, and an open mindset.

Legacy of the South performs on Galuppi’s deck with a tribute to Southern rock, highlighting songs associated with the Allman Brothers, the Eagles, the Doobie Brothers, and Lynyrd Skynyrd. The performance weaves the music with stories shared between songs.

A participant-led Mah Jongg gathering welcomes both beginners and experienced players. Meet new people, learn how to play, practice your skills, or share the game with someone who is just getting started. Two sessions are available to choose from. For questions, contact Dee Levine at behappy45@aol.com.

This walk-in hiring event offers immediate interviews for caregiver roles and is geared toward those who want to make a difference in the community. Completing the application ahead of time can help speed up the process. Candidates should have a CNA, HHA, LPN, or RN certification or license, and assistance is available for obtaining an HHA. Please bring I-9 documentation and proof of CPR, provide a TB test result or chest X-ray, and be prepared for a background check and AHCA fingerprinting.

Designed for children ages 5 to 12, this free 2.5-hour program explores nutrition, wellness, and the power of everyday choices to support personal health and the planet. Attendance requires an RSVP through Eventbrite. Activities span gardening, cooking demonstrations and food education, yoga and other movement, breathwork, mindfulness, and art. Educators introduce new vegetables to broaden tastes and encourage healthy eating, showing that good food can be enjoyable. In the garden, participants get hands-on with tasks like planting and mulching, then shift gears with active time before settling into creative art and inspiration. Monthly sessions feature fresh activities at each workshop, so continued participation is encouraged.

A weekly bowling meetup with the Fort Lauderdale Prime Gentlemen brings good-natured competition and relaxed social time to Manor Lanes Bowling/ Sports Den Pub in Wilton Manors. All experience levels are welcome. No RSVP is required, and the emphasis is on staying active, connecting with others, and enjoying the game together.

Now in its 14th year, this bowling tournament offers a lively evening on the lanes at Lucky Strike Tamarac. The event highlights the P.A.R.O.T Foundation, which supports education through scholarships and community initiatives that help students achieve their goals. Businesses can participate through sponsorships that offer community visibility while backing a meaningful cause.

Meaningful conversation can make a real difference. Safe Harbor is a weekly support group for gay and bisexual men that provides a confidential and welcoming setting to speak openly, be truly heard, and connect with peers who understand. Participants share experiences, explore life’s challenges, and build supportive relationships in a nonjudgmental environment.

SunServe’s SAFE T Support Group is a welcoming weekly drop-in space for people who identify as transgender or gender expansive. It offers supportive conversation, access to resources, and opportunities to connect with others who understand the journey. The group welcomes participants seeking community or information and encourages everyone to engage in the way that feels right. Each person’s path is honored.

A laid back trivia session with easy, accessible questions for all knowledge levels. No advanced degree is necessary.

A local Pokemon gathering in Fort Lauderdale features a $10 entry fee. Each participant receives two packs with entry, and the full entry pool is returned to players as prizes.

At the Fort Lauderdale Marriott Coral Springs Hotel & Convention Center, a large business conference and expo devotes a major spotlight to health, longevity, and medical services. Attendees can meet physicians, clinics, and wellness organizations, explore preventative care, medical technology, and innovative treatments, and discover longevity solutions that support healthier living. The health-focused programming includes a Medical Services Show, a Longevity Expo, and a Health and Wellness Experience. Beyond the health fair, the wider conference features seminars, networking that includes VIP opportunities, and exhibitor showcases that connect business owners, executives, entrepreneurs, investors, healthcare professionals, job seekers, and consumers with products, services, and partnerships. Additional highlights include a business-to-business expo and a women’s business showcase. Presentations cover how to work with Broward County Government and how to sell to Broward County Schools, and a special gathering by the Millionaires Investment Group brings entrepreneurs and investors together to exchange ideas and build relationships.

A karaoke night takes place inside Patio Bar & Grill, which now provides a full menu, a full bar, and additional space. Parking is available in the Wyndham lot, and with validation from a bartender or server the cost is $5.

Toadies bring The Charmer Tour to Revolution Live with special guests Local H and Emily Wolfe. This is an all ages show. Please note that the supporting lineup may change without notice.

Enjoy an evening of West Coast Swing at Star Ballroom, starting with a guided lesson followed by open social dancing. Everyone is welcome, and you do not need a partner or prior experience. Admission is $15, or $10 for students with a valid ID, and payment can be made by cash or card. Please use the entrance at the back of the ballroom. Parking is available on the street and in lots behind the ballroom, with additional options nearby, but avoid parking in the chicken restaurant lot.

Step up to the mic at Duke's Tavern for a night of karaoke with upbeat vibes. Whether you typically sing in the shower or thrive under the spotlight, everyone can pick a favorite track and perform. Invite friends, choose a song, and share your voice with a lively crowd.

Come From Away, a Broadway musical and a critics’ pick from The New York Times, recounts the true story of seven thousand airline passengers unexpectedly grounded and the Newfoundland community that welcomed them. What begins with uncertainty and cultural differences evolves into trust, spirited music, and lasting friendship. Set in the days following September 11, this award-winning production has earned Best Musical recognition across North America.