Events in Coconut Creek, FL

Browse farm-fresh produce and a wide mix of local flavors at the Tamarac Community Farmers Market. Expect seasonal fruits and vegetables alongside aromatic teas, honey, flavorful sauces, bakery favorites, creamy hummus, tangy pickles, and other artisan foods. Meet the growers and makers, learn about their all natural ingredients, and take home handcrafted treats. Admission is free. The market is held at Veterans' Memorial Park and features local merchants and food trucks, offering a simple way to support neighborhood vendors.

Enjoy a peaceful outdoor yoga session at Wildflower Park, set by the intracoastal. This class is free and open to walk-ins, so there is no need to register in advance. Please bring your own yoga mat and a water bottle. Parking is limited, and complimentary rides to the park are available through BocaConnect, an eco-friendly shuttle service.

Boca Farmers Market brings the community together with more than 85 local vendors offering fresh produce, artisan sourdough, gourmet cheeses, organic microgreens, ancient tallow skincare, coffee, lemonade, farm-fresh eggs, raw dairy, dog treats, and other local goods. A complimentary yoga session is available with advance registration. Participants are encouraged to bring a mat, water, and anything else needed for a calm outdoor practice while exploring the market and supporting local growers and makers.

At Las Olas Oceanside Park, explore a seaside marketplace where ocean views and breezes set the scene for browsing a diverse mix of homemade and handmade goods. Find fresh produce and fruit, global flavors, made-to-order dishes, and distinctive pieces to wear or to brighten your home. Food and drink vendors such as Alex’s Food Shop, Coco Market, Cool Pineapple, Fresh Organics & More, JC Beans Cafe, Jamaica House Brand, Mukie The Muffin Cookie, Pepe’s Neapolitan Pizza, Saucy Lips Tacos, and Sweet Blendz – Acai are featured. Discover bath, body, house and home items from Glass House Glassware, Handmade by Gachy, Picture Perfect Magnet Co, Pixel Print Studio, Readings by Joanne, Seascape Designs, Secret Glow Studio, and YH Pottery. Browse clothing and accessories from 3rd Reef Line, Beuyancy, Elefante, Erena’s Closet, Eslee, Espíritu Libre Pasión, Goalden Swimwear, Linen by MIKO, Nane, OMA EM, Paz Y Luna, and YN Accessories, along with fine and fashion jewelry by Axcessorybar, Bella’s Chakra Shop, Bella You, Ginger Brie, iWEAR …do you?, Petey’s Jewels, Selva & Co., Silver Edge Las Olas, and Silvia Iglesias Permanent Jewelry. The lineup of local vendors changes from week to week. Parking is available at the Las Olas Beach Garage.

A welcoming studio setting offers a creative painting experience for artists of any skill level. Attend with friends or family, or arrive on your own and meet new people. Choose from a broad selection of pieces to paint, including statues, plaques, boxes, superheroes, and more. Pricing is straightforward, and you pay only for the item you select. Pieces range from $15 to $65 to suit different budgets. A 10-brush pack is available for $5, or you can bring your own brushes. Best of all, you take your finished artwork home the very same day.

Explore the power of breath through the Kundalini yoga tradition in a guided workshop led by Jordan Greenberg, a KRI and IKYTA certified instructor. With step by step instruction, participants begin with gentle, intentional movement, then move into Kundalini breathwork aimed at balancing the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems. The experience closes with time for integration and questions. You will learn practical tools that support nervous system regulation and techniques that foster grounding, clarity, and renewed energy. The format is welcoming to both beginners and experienced students. Jordan has led more than 300 Kundalini Yoga classes in Broward and Palm Beach counties over the past three years and has pursued advanced training in breathwork and meditation since 2018. Meditation cushions or bolsters will be provided, and participants may bring their own. Please listen to your body, and consult a qualified healthcare professional if you have medical concerns, as breathwork can be powerful.

At ArtServe, this FAB-sponsored program celebrates the beauty and intelligence of words by exploring language as an art in many forms. Local artists present work shaped by language, reaching across bookbinding, graphic design, typography, and calligraphy, along with interpretive dance and American Sign Language. Exhibited pieces are complemented by historic tools of expression, including first-edition books, antique typewriters, a printing press, and a vintage calligraphy set. An American Sign Language interpreter will be on hand for the opening reception.

Discover how curious and extraordinary records transform into demonstrations of human capability through real science in this interactive exhibition. Explore the biology, psychology, and mechanics behind peak performance while taking on challenges that measure strength, focus, reflexes, and endurance in a lively arena with live leaderboards. There is even a chance to pursue an official Guinness adjudication, creating a blend of STEAM learning and playful competition that shows anyone can be a world record breaker. Begin in an immersive theater that traces the origins of Guinness World Records and its role as the authority on record breaking. Then tackle Ignite, where an interactive quiz explains what qualifies as an official record and the principles behind it. Continue into Explore to investigate astonishing achievements, chase high scores in attempt areas, and hear insights from an adjudicator and a scientist. Build concentration in Focus with memory exercises, tactile puzzles, and games inspired by techniques used by record holders. Test quickness in React through rapid response activities that track progress on live leaderboards. Push stamina in Endure with challenges like a hang bar and balance boards while learning about muscle fatigue and endurance. Conclude with an exit experience featuring inspiring stories from record holders and a chance to pose with official certificates. Set new marks, challenge existing ones, and imagine seeing your name in the record books. This exhibit is included with museum admission. Presented locally by Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital.

Rock N Roll Poker League brings a free Texas Hold'em night to The Fitz Bar & Lounge with professional, friendly dealers, cold drinks, and a relaxed neighborhood atmosphere. There is no buy-in, so players can simply take a seat and play, whether new to the game or experienced. Tea's Mac & Cheese will be serving comfort food during the event. Participants earn league points, can win venue gift cards, and have a chance to qualify for a seasonal Main Event with more than $2,000 in prizes.

Tower of Games hosts a recurring Dragon Ball Fusion World locals event where players bring their own decks and face off in a friendly competition focused on skill and strategy. The entry fee is $10, and prizes are offered as packs or store credit depending on attendance. This gathering welcomes experienced competitors as well as newcomers.

Discover Disney Lorcana organized play at Tower of Games in Boca Raton. This league features an Infinity Constructed format with 50 minute rounds, best of three matches, and a cap of three rounds. Entry is $6, and every participant receives a pack and a promo at registration. Look for extra promos, prizes, and raffles throughout the event. Whether you are new to the game or a seasoned competitor, it offers a welcoming space to play, trade, and connect with fellow Illumineers.

This locals SPC TCG tournament features standard format play with swiss pairings. The entry fee is $30 and a minimum of 10 players is required. The overall champion will receive the Prismatic Evolutions SPC, and additional prizes will scale with attendance. Registration will open for the event, so please arrive on time.

Take part in an energetic dance cardio class for all experience levels in a boutique, wellness-centered setting. Unwind, shed stress from the day, and connect with a supportive community in a judgment-free space that puts your well-being first. Walk-in pricing is $15 for Deerfield residents and $18 for non-residents, and a monthly pass covering eight classes is $50 for Deerfield residents and $60 for non-residents. Remember to bring water and wear comfortable shoes.

Great Big Trivia transforms 511 Bar & Lounge in Fort Lauderdale into a lively arena for trivia fans of all experience levels. Curated rounds go beyond the usual pen and paper format, covering pop culture, history, and other topics to keep teams on their toes from start to finish. Groups choose a clever team name, follow the leaderboard, and compete for prizes in an inclusive, high energy setting. Drinks are available at the bar, and the atmosphere encourages friendly rivalries and plenty of bragging rights.

Free, live weekly team trivia brings friendly competition to Duffy’s Sports Grill in Coconut Creek, presented by Trivia Nation. Expect a broad mix of general knowledge questions suited to a wide range of players. Form a team with friends, coworkers, or family, or find one at the venue, and compete for $100 in prizes each week. For an extra edge, the organizer offers a free answer of the week on its website.

Get moving with a free bootcamp at Wildflower Park, offering a high-energy workout by the intracoastal that helps reduce stress and leaves you feeling refreshed. This is a drop-in class with no registration required. Please bring your own water bottle. Parking is limited, and a complimentary ride to the park is available through BocaConnect, an eco-friendly shuttle service.

At Bahia Mar Hotels & Resorts Ft Lauderdale-Beach, a South Florida business conference and expo brings together professionals from many industries in a lively marketplace where real deals take shape. The program spans multiple showcases, including a business expo alongside a medical services show, a longevity theme, and a health fair, plus additional features such as a women’s business showcase, hospitality and property management spotlights, technology and crypto finance areas, an international business showcase, educational workshops, a business loan workshop, a career fair, a VIP networking lounge, and a social media-focused experience. A seminar on how to work with city, county, state, and federal governments is presented by Broward County Schools. Built for business owners and teams seeking visibility and growth, the event emphasizes direct connections with buyers and leaders, conversations that lead to qualified opportunities, in-person demonstrations of products and services, and relationship building that can spark referrals and long-term alliances. Exhibiting supports brand recognition and trust, shortens the sales cycle through face-to-face engagement, provides immediate market feedback, and offers a cost-conscious way to strengthen local presence while expanding regionally. Organized by the Broward County Chamber of Commerce, the series reports a long-running track record that includes 816 straight sold-out trade shows, 53,348 exhibitors, and more than 1,000,000 attendees, with millions of dollars in business transacted and thousands of partnerships and launches over the years.

A dynamic edition of the South Florida Business Conference & Expo brings together business leaders from Broward County and across South Florida for relationship building, buyer connections, and new opportunities. The Medical Services Show and a full Health Fair are featured alongside the Longevity Expo, creating a dedicated setting to engage with medical professionals and health-focused showcases. Exhibitors are positioned to meet decision makers seeking solutions, demonstrate products and services in person, elevate brand visibility, build referral partnerships, gather immediate market feedback, and move prospects forward through face-to-face conversations. A broad slate of showcases and learning experiences rounds out the program, including the Women’s Business Show, Hospitality Showcase, Property Managers Expo, educational workshops, a career fair, the Technology Expo, the Crypto and Finance Pavilion, the International Business Showcase, a Business Loan Workshop, a VIP Networking Lounge, and a Social Media Extravaganza. A seminar on how to do business with city, county, state, and federal governments is presented by Broward County Schools. Presented by the Broward County Chamber of Commerce, the long-standing producer of South Florida expos since 1998, the conference cites 816 straight sellouts, more than 53,348 exhibitors, and over one million attendees, with millions of dollars in transactions and thousands of partnerships reported.

Proximity With Purpose brings women in business together at Ukiah Japanese Smokehouse Fort Lauderdale for an interactive, connection-driven experience. Rather than a sit-and-listen format, attendees are intentionally introduced to one another, take part in mastermind-style conversations, and collaborate to create professional content. The focus is on building genuine relationships with ambitious peers, expanding visibility through purposeful content and collaboration, and gaining fresh ideas from women who understand the entrepreneurial journey. Many participants leave with new opportunities, meaningful connections, and momentum to carry back into their business, illustrating the power of being in the right room. Space is intentionally limited to create a more meaningful experience.

SunServe’s SAFE T support group is a weekly drop-in gathering for people who identify as transgender or gender expansive. It offers a supportive environment to talk, share resources, and connect with others who understand similar experiences. Sessions are held in the AHF Community Room. Every person’s journey is respected.

Cosmo's Nightclub & Lounge hosts a Latin dance night presented by Boca Latin Dance Studio. It starts with an introductory salsa and bachata lesson designed for newcomers, then shifts into open social dancing for all skill levels. The music features salsa, bachata, and a vibrant Latin mix, creating a welcoming atmosphere and an energetic dance floor.

Expect steady roots reggae rhythms at Original Fat Cat's. The setting is a friendly, classic bar that stays open late, offers more than 80 beers, and features live music that attracts a local crowd.

As part of Hued Songs’ Juneteenth Experience 2026, the opening reception for Where We Stay introduces a free visual art exhibition curated by Tayina Deravile at the Daisy Arts Center. The showcase brings together nine Broward-based artists to reflect on the meaning of home within Black communities, with works shaped by family, memory, adornment, personal lived experience, and cultural legacy. It also pays tribute to the Sistrunk neighborhood’s history and the legacy of Dr. James and Daisy Sistrunk, whose home served as a gathering place for jazz musicians, dignitaries, artists, and community leaders. Featured artists include Allison Bolah, Adrienne Chadwick, Amaya Estrada, Clarence Josey II, Emmanuel George, Shawna Moulton, Cornelius Tulloch, Carrington Ware, and Chris Friday.

Enjoy a high-energy cardio dance workout designed for all levels. In a boutique, wellness-centered setting, participants can let loose, release tension from the day, and connect with a supportive group in a fun space where well-being comes first. Pricing options include walk-ins at $15 for Deerfield residents and $18 for non-residents, or a monthly pass with 8 classes for $50 for Deerfield residents and $60 for non-residents. Bring water, wear comfortable shoes, and get ready to move.

A creative workshop where participants design a one of a kind canvas using preserved moss, natural textures, and botanical details. Enjoy cocktails, light bites, and sweets in an inviting setting while ideas take shape. Connect with fellow plant lovers, spark new friendships, and enjoy an evening filled with creativity, laughter, and lush greenery.

Torch & Trumpet Theatre Company, a faith-based performing arts group, is holding a casting call for local Christian performers for the upcoming winter production God Bless Us Every One. People from local churches and Christians in the community can audition to share their talents in music, theater, dance, and storytelling, with a focus on conveying truth, hope, and the light of Jesus through the arts. Performers at any experience level are encouraged to audition. Auditions will be scheduled by appointment.

Enjoy a lively trivia night at Tower of Games with teams of up to four players and a $6 entry fee per person. The first place team receives gift cards totaling 50 percent of all entry fees, and second place earns gift cards totaling 25 percent. Dress to impress, because the best dressed team can choose either $5 in store credit or a booster pack, with pack options dependent on availability. Expect lighthearted competition and plenty of laughs.

Enjoy free-to-play Texas Hold’em with the RNR Poker League at The Fitz Bar & Lounge. This cozy spot offers comfort fare, specialty cocktails, a full bar, and tasty eats, with great food from The Yum. Food Truck. Players can earn points toward league standings and prizes as friendly, professional dealers keep the action moving, and tips are appreciated. Everyone from first-timers to seasoned players is welcome. Arrive early to grab a drink, find a seat, and settle in for a fun night of cards and camaraderie.

Karaoke takes place at the Patio Bar at Wyndham Deerfield Beach Resort. The move into this space brings access to a complete menu, a fully stocked bar, and additional room for everyone taking part.

The Rock N Roll Poker League hosts free Texas Hold’em at World of Beer in Coconut Creek. There is no buy-in and no registration fee, and professional dealers run the games in a setting that welcomes all experience levels. League players receive Happy Hour pricing all night. Participants can earn Rock N Roll Poker League points, win venue gift cards, and qualify for a seasonal Main Event with over $2,000 in prizes. Food and a large selection of beer are available, and World of Beer offers a rewards program where guests earn points on purchases and redeem them for food, drinks, and exclusive offers.

After a successful first run, karaoke is returning each week. Karaoke Kieth from Florida Fine Entertainment hosts the festivities. Hot dogs are available starting at $6.

At South Side Cultural Arts Center, toddlers can dive into art-making in a guided, hands-on class designed for ages 2 to 5. Each session brings a new creative project with simple, child-safe materials, inviting little artists to paint, stamp, sculpt, and explore a variety of textures. Caregivers participate alongside their children to support exploration and self-expression through bright, playful activities. Cost is $30 for residents and $45 for non-residents.

Meet the Community Engagement team for in-person guidance and clear answers. Staff from the Broward County Tax Collector’s Office will explain property tax discount options, arrange payment plans, enroll residents in e-billing, and assist with business tax applications, along with other services. They will also share that upgraded driver’s license services are coming soon. The team focuses on helpful, responsive service.

Explore the Artisans' Market at Boca Center, featuring one-of-a-kind handmade goods and tasty bites for a fun night of shopping. The market is located between Rocco’s Tacos and Tap 42.

Live entertainment features DJ Elite at Patio Bar and Grill, spinning a continuous mix that builds a lively atmosphere for patrons.

RNR Poker League hosts a free-to-play Texas Hold’em night at Black Jack’s Rum Bar & Grille in Fort Lauderdale. There is no buy-in, and players can earn league points and prizes with friendly, professional dealers at the tables, and tips are appreciated. All experience levels are welcome, and beginners are encouraged. The venue pairs cards with good times, serving delicious bites and strong drinks alongside a standout rum collection. Arriving early makes it easier to secure a seat and a cold drink.

Soft-spoken offstage, South Florida native Roosevelt Collier lets his pedal steel do the talking. Rooted in the sacred steel lineage of the House of God Church, he first rose to prominence performing with family in The Lee Boys, a group known for spirited, soul-stirring concerts. Seated at center stage with his steel in hand, he leaves a lasting impression with swift, expressive slide work. A familiar presence at festivals, he frequently sits in with top-tier acts such as Jelly Roll, the Allman Brothers, Tedeschi Trucks, Los Lobos, and the Del McCoury Band. He also helped launch Bokanté with Snarky Puppy founder Michael League and vocalist Malika Tirolien. As a bandleader he throws down joyful jams that unite church-rooted players and celebrated guests, and he leads a fiery trio inspired by the Jimi Hendrix Experience. His debut album, created with Michael League, blends blues, gospel, rock, and funk into a powerful sound that translates on stage.

A beachfront yoga session on Fort Lauderdale Beach blends ocean breezes, mindful movement, and a welcoming sense of connection. A community favorite since 2008, it is designed for every body and suits beginners as well as more experienced practitioners. Expect feel-good flows and breathing practices that can boost energy, ease stress, and clear the mind, all with the calming rhythm of the ocean as a backdrop. Set in the Bonnet Beach area, this longstanding gathering offers locals and visitors a chance to step away from the noise and reconnect with themselves by the shore. Please bring a beach towel for practice, cold water, and sunglasses.

Recharge with a free Pilates class at Wildflower Park, set alongside the scenic intracoastal. The session welcomes all experience levels, from newcomers to long-time practitioners. Please bring a mat and a water bottle. Registration is not required. Parking is limited, and BocaConnect offers complimentary eco-friendly shuttle rides to the park.

An open-air marketplace at Las Olas Oceanside Park pairs ocean views with a wide mix of homemade and handmade goods. Browse fresh produce and fruit, global bites made to order, and distinctive pieces to wear or to brighten your home. The vendor roster changes from week to week, bringing something new each visit. Food and drink highlights include Alex’s Food Shop, Coco Market, Cool Pineapple, Fresh Organics & More, JC Beans Cafe, Mukie The Muffin Cookie, Pepe’s Neapolitan Pizza, Saucy Lips Tacos and Sweet Blendz Acai. Explore bath, body, house and home finds from Glass House Glassware, Handmade by Gachy, Picture Perfect Magnet Co, Pixel Print Studio, Readings by Joanne, Seascape Designs, Secret Studio Miami and YH Pottery. Discover clothing and accessories from 3rd Reef Line, Beuyancy, Elefante, Erena’s Closet, Espíritu Libre Pasión, Linen by MIKO, Nane, Paz Y Luna and YN Accessories. Fine and fashion jewelry is well represented by Axcessorybar, Bella’s Chakra Shop, Bella You, Ginger Brie, iWEAR …do you?, Petey’s Jewels, Selva & Co., Silver Edge Las Olas and Silvia Iglesias Permanent Jewelry. Parking is available at Las Olas Beach Garage.

Explore The Science of Guinness World Records and discover how remarkable accomplishments are rooted in real science. Monthly themes rotate through flight and space, health and wellness, and engineering and technology, each offering fresh, hands-on challenges. Launch rockets, check your reaction speed, and bring big ideas to life while learning how scientists, innovators, and everyday people push limits, break barriers, and make history. Admission to this experience is included with Museum entry.

Explore what it is like to sing with Nova Singers in a rehearsal-style session featuring music from the upcoming season. Participants can see how rehearsals run and connect with other choristers. Auditions will be held at the end and no prepared piece is required. The director will invite singers to sing a well-known tune with others, repeating it in various keys to identify the most comfortable range and voice part. A soprano, alto, tenor and bass will then work through a brief excerpt at sight as a group. Perfection is not required, since the aim is simply to check recognition of pitch direction and note lengths. The process is friendly and not intended to be intimidating.

Flynn’s Hobby Shop hosts a Worlds Celebration tournament for players. The event uses the Standard format with cards from Block H and newer. A deck list is required, and lists must be handwritten or printed. Email submissions are not accepted, and paper deck lists with pens are provided during registration. Entry is $20, and prizing scales with attendance. Every participant receives an exclusive Pikachu Worlds Celebration card and Prize Pack Series 9. Top finishers in each age division earn a “WINNER” Pikachu Worlds Celebration card along with an exclusive deck box and a pack of sleeves. Competition begins with Swiss rounds, then a top cut advances to best of three single elimination until a division champion is determined. If a division does not have a top cut, it concludes after Swiss. A break follows the Swiss rounds, with the option to extend if all top cut players agree. A busy day is expected.

Boca Raton Library hosts a free jigsaw puzzle tournament presented in partnership with the Florida Jigsaw Puzzle Association. A field of 25 two person teams will work on the same 300 piece puzzle, racing to complete it as quickly as possible for a chance at a reward. Registration is required for each pair that plans to compete, and spectators are welcome to drop in and watch. This event is open to all ages and is sponsored by the Friends of the Library. Questions about vendor booth availability and applications are addressed only by official City of Boca Raton or Boca Raton Recreation pages.

Casa Cielo Bakery marks its first farmers market appearance at the Flamingo Flea Market by the beach at Marina Village. Browse handcrafted artisan sourdough breads and other baked goods, naturally fermented and made in small batches with care. Families and friends are welcome, and admission is free.

Live entertainment features DJ Elite with a DJ set of music. Drinks and food accompany the tunes.

Kids Bowl Free brings no-cost summer bowling to Lucky Strike Tamarac in Tamarac, FL, giving kids two complimentary games every day. It is a relaxed, family-friendly way to make memories together without spending a dime. The program spans more than 1,300 bowling centers and has welcomed over 40 million families, making it a summertime tradition for many.

Revolution Live hosts Still Alive, a Pearl Jam tribute, joined by Foo Fight, a tribute to Foo Fighters. The event is open to all ages. Supporting acts may change without prior notice.

A lively social mixer for South Florida singles ages 24 to 49, this event uses a simple and fun icebreaker to spark conversations. Women receive locks and men receive keys, then everyone mingles to see whose lock and key match. Successful matches earn prize tickets, and the real reward is meeting a room full of new people. Attendees often meet 20 to 50 potential matches of the opposite gender and can chat with anyone for as long as they like, which many find leads to more introductions than typical speed dating. Presented as the original, trademarked Lock & Key singles event, it has been bringing people together since 2001 and has been highlighted by outlets such as Bravo, BBC, CNN, CBS, Axios, Miami New Times, NPR Marketplace, The Wall Street Journal, TLC’s 90 Day Fiancé and The Single Life, Tampa Bay Times, Citylink, Essence, Best of Baltimore, Chicago Tribune, Woman’s World Magazine, and many more. Past participants have shared that they had a memorable night and even set up dates afterward. The Lock & Key name and related marks are federally registered, and the organizers note they actively protect the concept from imitators.

This weekly Magic: The Gathering Commander league spans 13 weeks and features multiplayer pods of three to five players, two rounds each night, and one pack of their choice awarded to the winner of each round. Participants can select a competition tier that fits their style, with Casual welcoming newer players and preconstructed decks, Optimized catering to those seeking stronger opposition, and Competitive geared for top bracket play. The season culminates in a Prize Night that is free to enter as part of the league entry fees, with a pool built over the season divided among those who attend and have taken part in at least three league nights. Entry is $6.00.

The Roar Like Thunder Tour arrives at culture room as Buckcherry headlines with Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown appearing as guests. This is a live concert featuring performances from both acts.

Slightly Stoopid will perform at Sunset Cove Amphitheater in Boca Raton, FL.

A nighttime show dedicated to classic rock music.

The Last Territory returns to the CCW Arena in Pompano Beach for a high energy night spotlighting the emerging stars of Coastal Championship Wrestling. Expect nonstop action as the next generation takes center stage. Tickets are expected to sell out.

Soca Heatwave brings high-octane Caribbean rhythms to Coral Springs, showcasing leading soca stars Patrice Roberts, Alison Hinds, and Nailah Blackman. Expect crowd-pleasing hits, nonstop energy, and a full-on carnival atmosphere for a vibrant celebration of the genre. Elevate the outing with the Sunset Fete add-on, featuring music by DJ Powerhouse, island-inspired bites, drink specials, and premium mas flair. The $20 add-on includes one complimentary drink and is available only with the purchase of a Soca Heatwave ticket.

Sharkeys Bar hosts a night of Southern rock with Southern Blood, a South Florida cover band known for channeling the rebellious spirit and grit of the genre. This five member group of veteran musicians brings decades of experience to the stage and digs into classics from artists like Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Allman Brothers, delivering an authentic tribute to the roots of American Southern rock. Expect a high energy performance that honors the outlaw tradition of classic rock and keeps fans coming back. Free table reservations are available, and the kitchen serves until 1 am every day.

The Friends of Ocho Rios will mark Jamaica’s Independence at Valencia’s. It is a celebration of this national milestone.

The Tamarac Community Farmers Market showcases a wide range of locally made and grown specialties in a friendly setting. Explore seasonal produce, fragrant teas, rich honey, flavorful sauces, fresh-baked goods, creamy hummus, tangy pickles, and more while getting to know the makers behind them. Admission is free. Veterans’ Memorial Park features farm stands alongside local food trucks and merchants, creating plenty of options to browse. The schedule is subject to change. For vendor opportunities, use only the official channels of Tamarac Parks and Recreation, and avoid private messages or posts that claim to sell tickets or vendor spaces.

This year-round community market brings together more than 85 local vendors with offerings that include fresh produce, sourdough bread, artisan cheeses, organic microgreens, tallow-based skincare, coffee, lemonade, eggs straight from the farm, raw dairy products, treats for dogs, and more. A free yoga session is available with advance registration, and participants are encouraged to bring a mat, water, and any other essentials for an outdoor practice.

Enjoy a free, drop-in yoga session at Wildflower Park. No registration is required. With the Intracoastal as a calm backdrop, it is a chance to unwind and center your breath. Please bring a yoga mat and a water bottle. On-site parking is limited, and BocaConnect offers complimentary rides to the park on an eco-friendly shuttle.

At Las Olas Oceanside Park, a weekly marketplace pairs ocean breezes with a rotating roster of local vendors. Browse homemade and handmade goods that span farm-fresh produce and fruit, global flavors, made-to-order dishes, and distinctive items for your wardrobe and home. Food and drink purveyors include Alex’s Food Shop, Coco Market, Cool Pineapple, Fresh Organics & More, JC Beans Cafe, Jamaica House Brand, Mukie The Muffin Cookie, Pepe’s Neapolitan Pizza, Saucy Lips Tacos, and Sweet Blendz – Acai. Bath, body, house and home offerings come from Glass House Glassware, Handmade by Gachy, Picture Perfect Magnet Co, Pixel Print Studio, Readings by Joanne, Seascape Designs, Secret Glow Studio, and YH Pottery. Clothing and accessories are represented by 3rd Reef Line, Beuyancy, Elefante, Erena’s Closet, Eslee, Espíritu Libre Pasión, Goalden Swimwear, Linen by MIKO, Nane, OMA EM, Paz Y Luna, and YN Accessories. Fine and fashion jewelry is available from Axcessorybar, Bella’s Chakra Shop, Bella You, Ginger Brie, iWEAR …do you?, Petey’s Jewels, Selva & Co., Silver Edge Las Olas, and Silvia Iglesias Permanent Jewelry. The lineup changes each week, offering something new to discover on every visit.

Experience live music from Russell Frazier at Patio Bar and Grill. Food and drinks are available.

This weekly Magic: The Gathering Standard tournament features a $10 entry. Pairings follow the Swiss system with Regular Rules Enforcement. Each week, the winner earns a promo card, and attendance determines any additional prizes. Players may bring a new brew or a proven list for ongoing Standard play.

The Saber Legion’s Florida Charter hosts an open practice suited for both beginners and seasoned practitioners who want to build skills and have fun with lightsaber training. Sessions include warmups and stretching, instruction in sword techniques, drills and movement sequences, combat games, and open sparring. There are also directed, scored tournament-style matches using the group’s ruleset or formats from other leagues. The environment focuses on safety, supportive camaraderie, and improving timing, coordination, and overall proficiency. The gathering takes place at Guildhall Anime & Game Lounge.

A free Texas Hold'em game with the RNR Poker League takes place at The Federal inside the Baptist Health IcePlex. There is no buy in and no registration fee. Poker player specials include 50% off house beers, draft beers, and house wines. Participants earn league points, can win venue gift cards, and have a path to qualify for a seasonal Main Event offering over $2,000 in prizes. Players of any experience level are welcome, and professional dealers run the action in a relaxed setting, with tips appreciated. The Federal is located upstairs inside the IcePlex.

Sharpen your Cha Cha Cha in a group lesson led by Jonathon Melendrez, with an emphasis on foundational steps and lead-follow combinations for social dancing. Admission is $20 and also includes matinee social dancing, a Salsa and Bachata group lesson, and a Salsa and Bachata dance party. For class information, call Jonathon Melendrez at 954-296-0298.

At Esplanade Park, this 20 mile loop moves at about 15 mph and includes a halfway ice cream stop, with the shop varying based on the route. Riders should bring lights.

Icons of Country brings a triple tribute to Crazy Uncle Mike’s, spotlighting Tim McGraw, Kenny Chesney, and Miranda Lambert in an energetic country showcase. The performers channel each artist’s hallmark sound, storytelling, and onstage charisma, delivering radio favorites and party anthems with the support of a skilled live band. Expect faithful nods to signature moments and big sing-alongs to hits like “Live Like You Were Dying,” “No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems,” and “Gunpowder & Lead,” creating the lively concert atmosphere fans love. Set in Boca Raton at Crazy Uncle Mike’s, known for live music, craft brews, great food, and an intimate up-close feel, this tribute night keeps the crowd engaged from the first chord to the last chorus.

Celebrate the official opening with a lively party featuring music, vendors, and plenty of upbeat energy. Special membership savings are available for a limited time, with Founder's Rates ending soon before prices increase. Bring a valid photo ID to complete your membership profile. A Kids Club will be available for families. Staff will be on site to activate memberships and set up 24/7 access. You can even bring a friend at no cost.

Nova Singers holds auditions for new members at Christ Lutheran Church, inviting singers of all voice types with a particular need for tenors and basses. The audition is straightforward. The director will ask you to sing a familiar tune in several keys to find the most comfortable range and part. There is also a short sight-reading segment. Please do not bring prepared pieces, sheet music, or recordings, since only your voice is needed. A small group covering soprano, alto, tenor, and bass, including some current members, may also read a brief passage together to check basic pitch and rhythm skills rather than perfection. Online registration is available through an audition form, and questions can be sent to novasingersfl@gmail.com.

Kids can dive into fluid art and create their own masterpiece in a fun, hands-on activity. This experience is open to ages 5 and up. Advance online registration is required.

This special one-time pop-up digital art class offers a one-hour session for kids ages 8 and up. Participants will learn to create artwork using the Procreate app with an Apple Pencil. Advance online registration is required.

Kick off the morning with a light breakfast and coffee while connecting with peers at SunServe’s SilverServe Breakfast Club. This free community gathering welcomes older adults for friendly conversation, engaging discussions, guest speakers, entertainment, and complimentary raffle prizes. Each meeting features a new theme, presenter, or activity that supports staying informed, building friendships, and staying active in a welcoming setting. This edition takes place at Hagen Park Community Center. The program may rotate among other Wilton Manors venues such as Stafford Park and The Women’s Center, and locations can vary. Admission is free, and advance registration is required to support planning for seating, refreshments, and event setup.

At Art Paper Scissors, kids can dive into a glow-themed drop-off evening filled with creative art projects and playful activities lasting three hours. A pizza dinner is provided. Attendance is capped at 20 participants and is open to children ages 5 and up. Advance online registration is required.

A glow in the dark bingo night at The Center features three rounds of play. Admission is $20 and includes two beverages of your choice, light snacks, and one card for each round. Additional cards will be available for purchase at the event.

Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital, in partnership with Who We Play For, provides no-cost sports EKG screenings for groups of children, adolescents, and young adults ages 10 to 21 through schools, athletic programs, and community organizations. An electrocardiogram can help identify potential heart issues in active youth. The process is quick, painless, and noninvasive, using small sensors placed on the chest to record the heart’s electrical activity. Individual exams can also be arranged at community cardiology offices.

Young artists can create a Kpop Demon Hunters inspired painting while singing along to favorite songs. This drop-off program is designed for ages 5 and up. The featured project is Rumi, brought back for anyone who missed it before or wants another chance to paint it.

At Coral Springs Center For The Arts, Bee Gees NOW presents a tribute that celebrates the Bee Gees catalog, weaving tender love songs with dance floor hits that made the group a sensation. This award-winning act tours around the globe to standing ovations and is recognized for a dynamic, interactive show that honors the multi-platinum icons of disco. Close your eyes and the vocals evoke the original sound, open them and the illusion of the Bee Gees onstage comes to life. Guests are encouraged to bring a camera to capture the experience.

Smokin Renegade returns to Sharkey's Bar & Grill with a triple tribute celebrating the music of Boston, Styx, and Foreigner. Expect a set packed with favorites from three iconic rock bands. Seating is limited, so table reservations are recommended. The menu can be viewed online.

Pig Vicious teams up with rock and roll buddy Doc Reno of Big 105.9 iHeartRadio for the 8th annual Bacon Beer & BBQ Fest. The gathering features Pig Vicious barbecue, beer, and live music, all held in support of a good cause.

This one-hour drop-off class welcomes children ages 5 and up for a session devoted entirely to slime. Participants will spend the whole time making slime and playing with it, creating a messy, hands-on experience from start to finish.

Put your pet knowledge to the test at a lively trivia night at the Biergarten. Enjoy animal themed quiz rounds, stories about adoptable pets, raffle drawings with fun prizes, and unique rewards for trivia winners. Expect friendly competition, plenty of laughs, great food, cold drinks, and a welcoming community vibe. Participation supports Tri-County Animal Rescue, helping more dogs and cats find happy endings.

Nova Singers will hold auditions for new members at Christ Lutheran Church, followed by the first regular rehearsal of the season that auditioning singers are asked to attend. The ensemble welcomes all voice parts, with a particular need for tenors and basses, and holds auditions three times each year. The process includes a brief sight-reading exercise and an opportunity to sing a familiar song in several keys so the director can determine your most comfortable range and best section placement. A soprano, alto, tenor, and bass will also be asked to sight-read a short passage together, and perfect sight-reading is not required, only a basic ability to track pitch direction and note length. Please do not bring prepared selections, printed music, or CDs, since your voice is all that is needed. Allow time to complete paperwork before the audition. Online registration is available through an audition form.

Marking its 10th year, this festival brings Sensual Bachata, Urban Kiz, Kizomba, and Brazilian Zouk to a luxury beachfront resort in Miami, offering a multi-genre dance experience in the United States. Bachata Addiction is now at the helm and presents a wide-ranging lineup across all three styles. The bachata program features Michael and Mayra, Antoni and Belen, Nacho and Silvia, Adrian and Naiara, Pantera and Supernova, Anastasia and Jovanny, Joe Martin, Natasha Barrera, Christian Sola with Natalie, Yair and Lana, Yaya, Sean Anthony, and DJs B.A.D Frankie, M Junior, Cognition, JR, Joe Martin, Papi Chulo, and Calidad. Kizomba offerings include Albir Rojas, Bonifácio Aurio, Jesús and Anni, Justinho and Kiki, Dwé and Gaby, June and Virgile, Casanova, and DJs Sabura, Morelasoul, Lenhy Bushido, Pingusso, Sink, Stefanio Lima, with Jurcic, Derrick, Charlayne, and George also on the lineup. Brazilian Zouk, presented by Zouk United, showcases Bruno and Raiza, Bruna Peçanha and Pedro Nantes, Iago and Ninna, Leandro and Nayara, Robinson and Larissa, Deborah and Douglas, Jorge and Anabella, with DJ Kakah, DJ Yasaf, and DJ Instinx providing music. A flexible ticket option called Change Your Mind Anytime insurance is available.

Ticket to the Moon, an ELO tribute, brings a high energy multimedia concert to Crazy Uncle Mikes. Audience feedback calls the performance remarkably authentic, with precise musicianship and dynamic vocals that include a standout female voice. Fans describe a full sensory show where lights, sound, and performance elevate the music, with goosebump moments during favorites like Mr. Blue Sky. Many attendees say they arrived as fans and left amazed by the professionalism and energy on display.

MODS participates in Bank of America’s Museums on Us program, which provides one complimentary general admission to Bank of America, Merrill, and Bank of America Private Bank cardholders during the first full weekend each month. To redeem, present an active credit or debit card from one of these institutions along with a photo ID at the museum box office. The offer applies to general admission only, cannot be combined with other offers, and does not include ticketed or special exhibitions or fundraising events. Sponsored by Bank of America.

Kids will start by painting a Pokémon, then move into a relaxed card-trading session. Participants should bring their card binders for swapping. Each child receives a booster pack to grow their collection. This is a 90-minute drop-off program for children 5 and older. Advance online registration is required.

Celebrate the Love & Deepspace community with an autumn themed unofficial Hunter meetup hosted by Corellia Gifts + Goods and LADS Events SFL. Connect with fellow Hunters and fans of the Love Interests, play themed games like Kitty Cards, Gravity Trials, and Hunter Match, and customize photocards. Explore photo spots, capture moments with cosplayers, and browse local vendors offering fandom merchandise and exclusive treats. Cozy seasonal beverages set the mood while refreshed experiences and immersive activities keep the energy high. Tiered add on perks are available, including exclusive merch, raffle entries, magnets, bookmarks, lomo cards, drink tickets, plush photocard holders, and more. Early Hunter Access includes a special group photo with all five love interests. The meetup is free to attend and is planned later in the day to help everyone stay comfortable during the warmer months.

Nicko McBrain's Titanium Tart takes the stage at Culture Room with a performance dedicated to the music of Iron Maiden. This tribute focuses entirely on their catalog. Doors will open for the show.

DJ Taerock makes a welcome return, appearing for Doc Reno’s Bacon, Beer, and BBQ together with My Family Matters Foundation. This occasion brings both names into focus around his appearance.

Jamaica's comedy king Oliver Samuels appears live in the stage play Where Dere’s a Will, Dere’s a Criminal, bringing laugh-filled theater to Coral Springs for Labor Day weekend. The performance takes place at Coral Springs Center for the Performing Arts. Ticket options include Early Bird general admission at $65 and VIP at $75, with pre-sold general admission at $70 and VIP at $80, plus a $6 facilities fee.

Andy Frasco & The U.N. bring the Better Bad Ideas Tour to Crazy Uncle Mikes, with Ajeva opening. For over fifteen years, the band has built a name on explosive, high-energy shows, spending more than 200 days a year on the road and transforming festival grounds and packed clubs into lively celebrations. Frasco leads with an independent, do-it-yourself spirit and blends Americana, indie rock, jam, folk, funk, soul, punk, and gospel into a colorful, unfiltered sound. Beneath the party atmosphere is a deeply reflective songwriter, from the lift of L’Optimist to the hard-earned insights of Growing Pains. Produced by Frasco, Growing Pains marks a creative leap and features collaborations with Billy Strings, G. Love, and JJ Grey. Offstage, he connects with audiences worldwide through the World Saving Podcast, hosting conversations with musicians, comedians, athletes, and more.

Andy Frasco & The U.N. bring the Better Bad Ideas Tour to Crazy Uncle Mikes, with support from Ajeva. For more than 15 years, the group has been known for explosive performances, logging over 200 shows a year and turning everything from festival fields to packed clubs into full-tilt celebrations. Led by a commanding frontman with a do-it-yourself spirit, they blend Americana, indie rock, jam, folk, funk, soul, punk, and gospel into a vivid, unfiltered mix. Beneath the party energy is a candid songwriter, from the uplift of L’Optimist to the hard-won reflections of Growing Pains. Produced by Frasco, Growing Pains marks a new chapter and features collaborations with Billy Strings, G. Love, and JJ Grey, underscoring his evolution as both writer and producer. Away from the stage, he reaches audiences worldwide through the World Saving Podcast, featuring conversations with musicians, comedians, athletes, and more.

3siXty is back at Lefty's Tavern & Grille for another appearance.

Emmy Award-winning journalist Don Lemon teams up with acclaimed comedian and radio host DL Hughley for the DL + DL: Anything Goes Tour at Broward Center for the Performing Arts. Expect an outspoken blend of stand-up, conversation, and timely commentary as they dive into race, politics, social justice, pop culture, and the biggest stories of the day. Lemon, now hosting The Don Lemon Show, brings decades of reporting experience and a fearless, candid voice. Hughley, a New York Times bestselling author and the host of The DL Hughley Show, delivers sharp humor and perspective as one of comedy’s most influential figures. Together they mix thought-provoking dialogue with laugh-out-loud moments, creating a live experience where nothing is off limits and surprises are part of the show.

For more than three decades, The Mavericks shaped a Grammy-winning mix of country, rock and roll, Cuban rhythms, Tex-Mex spirit, and Latin influences under the leadership of Raul Malo. After his loss, the band carries on as The Mavericks & Friends, honoring his legacy while celebrating the songs and spark that defined their career. Longtime members are joined by returning bassist Robert Reynolds and guest vocalists Emily West and James Otto, creating a unique tribute that reaches across the band’s full catalog, including All You Ever Do Is Bring Me Down. It is a salute to camaraderie, musical evolution, and songs that resonate across generations. Presented at The Parker as part of the Cleveland Clinic Florida Rock Series.

Cheers Food and Spirits welcomes The Lunatics.

At The Well - Wilton Manors, Come As You Are: Turnabout 2026 invites guests to flip the script with a night of playful role swaps and bold self expression. Arrive in a look that surprises, be ready to laugh and connect, and step outside the ordinary in a welcoming setting that celebrates individuality. Purchasing tickets in advance is recommended.

Aces & Kings take the stage at JD's Bar & Lounge for a night of rock, with Ali Nassar on the 1s and 2s.

Nurture body, mind, and spirit with a morning Vinyasa yoga session at the Boca Raton Museum of Art led by Leslie Glickman. The practice centers on uniting breath and movement through inventive sequences, welcomes all experience levels, and is designed to support overall vitality and well-being. After the session, unwind with fellow participants in the sculpture garden while enjoying coffee, tea, and organic flavored water amid a tranquil setting of sculptures. Museum admission is included, with time to explore the permanent collection showcasing noteworthy works by renowned artists from around the world.

Hosted by The Saber Legion’s Florida Charter, this open practice welcomes both first-timers and seasoned practitioners to develop lightsaber skills in a supportive setting. Sessions include warmups and stretching, instruction in practical sword techniques, targeted drills and movement sequences, combat-focused games, and open sparring. Directed, scored matches are also run using the group’s tournament ruleset, with chances to work in formats from other leagues. The focus is on building proficiency, sharpening timing and coordination, and maintaining safe, respectful sparring with fellow saber enthusiasts. The gathering takes place at Guildhall Anime & Game Lounge.

The Cove Annual Golf Tournament takes place at Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club and supports the Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County, benefiting the Jim & Jan Moran Club. The afternoon features a shotgun start, friendly competition on the course, and contests including a hole-in-one challenge, closest to the pin, and longest drive. Raffle prizes, a 50/50 drawing, and awards for first, second, and third place add to the excitement. After play, an awards dinner banquet at The Cove Waterfront & Tiki Bar includes tournament recognitions, additional raffle opportunities, and a silent auction. Sponsorship options are available, including Corporate at $1,500, Silver at $1,000, Hole at $300, and Individual at $250. For questions, contact Denise Buzzelli at 561-901-4946 or 954-427-9747.

Celebrate the Winterfest spirit at a relaxed happy hour featuring special pricing and a friendly atmosphere. Registered Parade Participants and Control Boaters receive two complimentary drink tickets at each happy hour leading up to the parade and are also entered to win a special prize.

Enjoy a creative evening that pairs painting with the sound of jazz. Participants transform vinyl records into music-inspired art, using flowing brushstrokes and vivid color while a soundtrack sets the mood. The setting encourages conversation as each person develops a personal design. All materials and instruction are provided, and no experience is required. Follow the example artwork or paint a different image, then take home the finished record as a keepsake. Seating is limited.

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Celebrate anime in Fort Lauderdale, Florida at the Embassy Suites Hotel with appearances by voice actors, panels, trivia challenges, a vendor marketplace, on-site attractions, video programming, and cosplay contests. Kids are free.

At Art Paper Scissors, kids ages 5 and up spend the day creating and playing with activities like drawing, painting, slime making, and games. Offered on select days when school is out in accordance with the local public school calendar, the camp is limited to 20 participants per day. Please send a water bottle, a snack, and a packed lunch, or select the lunch add-on during registration. Advance online registration is required and walk-ins are not accepted.

At The Center, bingo gets a glowing makeover with a Masquerade of Mayhem theme. Entry is $20 and includes two beverages, light snacks, and one card for each of three rounds. Additional cards can be purchased at the event.

A gospel concert featuring Marion Hall, also known as Lady Saw, will be held at Coral Springs High School in support of a building fund. Tickets are available for purchase.

John Crist brings quick-fire stand-up, cleverly off-kilter humor, and the spirit of his viral sketches to Broward Center for the Performing Arts. Recognized as one of the fastest rising voices in comedy, he has drawn more than a billion views online, built an audience of 8 million, and consistently ranks among Pollstar’s Top 10 Global Touring Comedians. After a run of nearly sold out dates on his Jokes For Humans tour, he launched his national John Crist Live tour, which has included a sold-out stop at Nashville’s Opry House and an expanded slate of shows across the country. His latest special, John Crist: Emotional Support, has attracted millions of views on YouTube, with clips reaching many more. Audiences may also know him as the host of the pop culture and comedy podcast Net Positive with John Crist, and from appearances on The Tonight Show, Good Morning America, SEC Network, Sherri, CBS Sports, Barstool Sports, and Theo Von’s This Past Weekend.

Happy Daze Band brings classic rock and roll from the 1950s and 1960s to Sharkey's Bar & Grill, with food available and a set made for dancing.

Great White and Slaughter take the stage at The Parker for a night of high-energy hard rock. Great White has spent over forty years delivering blues-influenced power while keeping the focus on the songs, now with Brett Carlisle at the mic. Expect favorites like "Once Bitten, Twice Shy," "Rock Me," "Mista Bone," and "Save Your Love" from a band that has sold more than 10 million albums worldwide and grown from early sets at the Troubadour to tours across the globe. Slaughter broke through in 1990 with "Up All Night" and "Fly to the Angels," as the multi-platinum debut Stick It to Ya kicked off a run that included follow-up releases, gold and platinum videos, and an American Music Award. Despite changes and challenges, they continue to tour internationally, share stages with rock legends, and fire up devoted fans more than three decades on. This concert is part of the Cleveland Clinic Rock Series.

SiriusXM host and Broadway mainstay Seth Rudetsky brings his celebrated concert series to Wilton Manors for a single evening with Mandy Gonzalez. Known for standout turns in Hamilton, In the Heights, Wicked, and most recently Sunset Boulevard, Gonzalez shares stories from her career alongside live performances that spotlight her range and stage presence. The program is set to revisit signature moments, including Breathe from In the Heights, a Hamilton medley drawn from her time as Angelica Schuyler, and powerful selections from Wicked. True to Seth’s format, the night blends concert, conversation, and spontaneous comedy, with room for surprises. At a recent Provincetown show, he even coaxed six-time Tony Award winner Audra McDonald into singing the opening of Annie without rehearsal. Music will span Gonzalez’s journey from her Broadway leading lady debut on Total Eclipse of the Heart to tales from her first professional job as one of Bette Midler’s Harlettes. Presented at the Gray Box Theater in Wilton Manors, this intimate event offers an up-close look at a Broadway favorite through songs and backstage stories.

Boca Latin Dance Studio presents a monthly Salsa and Bachata social at Goldcoast Ballroom, held on the first Friday of each month. The evening features Latin beats from DJ Uriel Garcia. Admission is $20 and includes a Latin dance class.

At Vanity Nail & Spa, a women-focused social mixer brings together wellness, beauty, fashion, and meaningful connections. Created to help guests unwind, feel confident, and celebrate one another, the experience includes a complimentary wellness assessment, wholesome appetizers and beverages, a swimsuit runway showcase, and time to network. A DJ sets the vibe, and exclusive discounts are available. Nail services and pedicures can be added for an additional fee. Tickets are limited.

This free community walk celebrates children with childhood apraxia of speech, known as Apraxia Stars, and brings together families, friends, and professionals to connect, fundraise, and build understanding. Taking place at Ted Craig Regional Park, the event offers a welcoming space to honor achievements and feel supported. Funds raised benefit Apraxia Kids and its efforts to strengthen support systems for children with apraxia of speech by educating families and professionals, fostering community engagement and outreach, and advancing advocacy and research. Registration is free. Participants can work toward fundraising incentives, and registered walkers who raise $50 receive the official event T-shirt. Every Apraxia Star is recognized individually and receives a free T-shirt, medal, and certificate. As the country’s largest awareness event for apraxia of speech, the Walk for Apraxia helps more children access the support they need as understanding grows. The experience is planned to be safe, fun, and memorable for every team of supporters, and additional details will be shared on the local Walk website.

Enjoy a 1.5 hour pumpkin painting session designed for children ages 5 and up. The fee includes a giant pumpkin that is cleaned, treated, and sealed before class. Participants can pick any design for their pumpkin, with guidance available to sketch the artwork so each painter can create a personalized masterpiece. Multiple time slots are offered for all ages, including a dedicated option for teens and another specifically for homeschoolers.

This gathering at the Coral Ridge Yacht Club marks two milestones for Sunshine Cathedral. It honors the Cathedral's 55th anniversary and recognizes Bishop Durrell Watkins, D.Min., Senior Minister, and Bishop Robert Griffin, D.Min., Executive Minister, for twenty years at Sunshine Cathedral. The program includes a welcome reception followed by a sit down dinner. Attendance is limited to 150 ticketed guests. Individual tickets are priced at $150.00 or $175.00. Sponsorship for a table of 10 is $1,300.00 or $1,750.00. Payment plans are available for those who need them.

The PVA Florida Chapter presents a charity golf tournament at Woodmont Country Club in Tamarac, Florida, bringing golfers together on the course for a charitable cause.

Bargain seekers and collectors can explore a community garage sale hosted by the City of Tamarac, featuring gently used goods, unique discoveries, household items, collectibles, toys, and more in one convenient spot. Admission is free for shoppers, so consider bringing friends, family, and reusable shopping bags. Vendor spaces are available, with early registration priced at $35 per space and late registration at $50 per space. Registration is available online or in person.

Rubixx returns to Sharkey's for an 80s throwback with a nostalgic retro vibe.

Cider & Spice Craft Fair features locally crafted goods and confections, timed for the holiday season. Explore handmade creations and treats for upcoming celebrations.

This is a tribute to Heart, crafted as a warm salute.

Rock The Ribbon brings together musicians of all ages for a genre-spanning showcase at Crazy Uncle Mikes, featuring guest appearances and unexpected highlights from start to finish. The event offers an uplifting atmosphere, standout performances, and memorable moments, all in support of an important cause.

Broward Center for the Performing Arts hosts a special night with salsa icon Tito Nieves, whose career spans half a century and continues to evolve. Often called salsa’s own Pavarotti for a voice that rings clear and strong, he moved from Río Piedras, Puerto Rico, to New York City as a child and grew up surrounded by musicians. He entered the professional scene in 1975 with Orquesta Cimarrón, performed with Héctor Lavoe, debuted with Johnny Ortiz’s Taibori in 1978, and co-founded Conjunto Clásico, recording eight albums before launching his solo path. His solo rise included the gold-certified Classic in 1988 and Yo Quiero Cantar in 1989, which featured the English-language salsa breakthrough I’ll Always Love You. The momentum continued with the platinum Déjame Vivir in 1990 and the all-English salsa release I Like It Like That in 1997, which brought wider exposure and a performance with Stevie Wonder at the Alma Awards. Later albums such as Dale Cara a la Vida and Clase Aparte showcased a seamless blend of salsa, pop, and R&B. On stage, his catalog ranges from salsa standards to crossover favorites, presented with the clarity and power that earned his celebrated nickname.

This gathering highlights the Winterfest community with happy hour pricing and a friendly atmosphere. Boaters who have registered as Parade Participants or Control Boaters receive two complimentary drink tickets at all happy hours until the parade and are entered to win a special prize.

The 14th Annual P.A.R.O.T Bowling Tournament brings an enjoyable evening of bowling at Lucky Strike Tamarac. The P.A.R.O.T Foundation advances education by offering scholarships and community programs that help students reach their goals. Sponsorships are available to support this mission while increasing community visibility for participating businesses.

JSA will be on site at Mirai Con to authenticate autographs for items signed during the show as well as memorabilia that was previously signed and brought from home. Recognized by leading auction houses, dealers, and collectors around the world, JSA certification can help increase the value and appeal of your autographed pieces. An event special offers $15 per autograph for items signed at the show. After meeting your guest, stop by the authentication booth to receive certification. Previously signed items are accepted starting at $25. To save time, complete the form in advance. Please note that cash is not accepted for autograph authentication services at this event.

Arch Enemy and The Black Dahlia Murder bring the Wrath Across North America 2026 tour to Revolution Live at the Backyard, joined by special guests Septicflesh, Crypta, and Thrown Into Exile. This is an all-ages show and will go on rain or shine. Please note that supporting acts may change without notice.

SteelHouse brings live music to the South Florida Pickle Fest at South County Regional Park. This annual Boca Raton festival features a variety of food and a lively, social atmosphere to enjoy alongside the performance.

A classic rock night show that spotlights the timeless anthems and energy of the genre. An evening made for fans of classic rock, with a relaxed vibe and music that feels instantly familiar.

Live Dead & Brothers brings the golden age of psychedelic blues and jam band roots back to the stage, uniting the legacies of the Grateful Dead and the Allman Brothers Band in a concert built on deep musical ties. The group features veteran and legacy players from those families, including Les Dudek, Berry Duane Oakley, Mark Karan, Pete Lavezzoli, and Scott Guberman. More than a tribute, the show delivers a vivid homage to pioneering songs that shaped a generation, capturing the feel of two treasured repertoires with seasoned authenticity. This performance is part of the Cleveland Clinic Rock Series.

This Halloween-themed gymnastics meet at Coral Springs Gymnasium in Coral Springs, Florida brings together USA Gymnastics women's Levels 1 through 5 and XCEL for spirited competition in a playful, spooky atmosphere. Expect judges and staff in costume and trick-or-treating available at every event, adding festive fun to the action. A South Florida favorite, it showcases strong performances and exciting routines. The location is convenient to Fort Lauderdale International Airport and close to the beach. Registration is open.

The 4th Annual InspHired Luncheon honors National Disability Employment Awareness Month by celebrating individuals pursuing meaningful careers and the employers who foster inclusive workplaces. This gathering recognizes achievements in inclusive hiring and the broader impact of expanding access to meaningful work. Sponsorships are available, providing a way to support inclusive employment, empower people with disabilities, and align an organization with a mission that advances opportunity. For event and sponsorship information, contact David Perez at dperez@arcbroward.com.

Prof brings a live performance to Revolution Live alongside Grieves, Norman Sann, Khantrast, and Willie Wonka. This is an all-ages show. A Live Nation presale and a public onsale are listed for this event, and support performers may change without notice.

A rock and roll Halloween bash at Sharkey's marks 12 years since Ron and Nancy tied the knot. The Naughty Iguanas open the night, followed by Brenda Johnson & The Rollings Aces to keep the energy high. Leather, wigs, and air guitars are encouraged for an evening of music and Halloween fun. Sharkey's menu and special drinks will be available throughout the celebration.

3siXty returns to Lefty's Tavern & Grille for another appearance. Enjoy the chance to catch them back at Lefty's.

At Lauderhill Performing Arts Center, Georgian National Ballet Sukhishvili presents a performance celebrating 80 years of artistry. The anniversary is being marked with performances, exhibitions, and other events around the world throughout the year to honor the company’s legacy. On stage, Sukhishvili remains grounded in traditional Georgian dance, highlighting complex choreography, vivid costumes, and compelling storytelling, while incorporating fresh ideas that keep the tradition alive.

A Halloween Bash at Sharkeys Bar features Southern Blood, a leading American Southern rock cover act from South Florida. This five member group of seasoned musicians brings a defiant spirit and unfiltered energy to the stage, delivering a faithful take on the genre. Their song list explores the roots of Southern rock with hits by Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Allman Brothers, and more. Known for electrifying shows and a commitment to the outlaw edge of classic rock, Southern Blood turns a night out into a full throttle Southern rock experience.

Crowder brings Crowder LIVE to The Downtown Event Center in Fort Lauderdale for an evening of genre-blending worship and community with special guests Rend Collective and Benjamin William Hastings. Expect high-energy moments alongside heartfelt songs, including favorites like Good God Almighty, Grave Robber, and Somebody Prayed. Entry will be staggered, with VIP access first, followed by early entry and then general admission before the show begins. Tickets are on sale. For the protection of attendees, third party ticket resales are not allowed on TPR event pages, and tickets bought from unofficial sources are not guaranteed or supported; use the official ticketing outlet to receive valid tickets and up-to-date event information.

Set on a beautiful 5-acre organic farm with accommodations in luxury architectural domes, this anti-aging retreat focuses on rejuvenation, energy, and health. Opportunities to co-host and collaborate are available, including paid influencer partnerships and done-for-you retreat options.

Gwar brings a stacked bill to Revolution Live with special guests Midnight, Mac Sabbath, and X-cops. This is an all-ages event. Supporting acts may change without notice. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and a public on sale.

Cheyenne Jackson brings his resonant baritone and magnetic stage presence to Lauderhill Performing Arts Center in a concert that highlights his wide-ranging career across theater, television, film, and live performance. A nominee for both Grammy and Emmy awards, he has starred on Broadway in All Shook Up, Finian’s Rainbow, and Into the Woods, and is widely recognized for screen roles in American Horror Story, 30 Rock, and Glee. The program blends beloved Broadway selections with pop and jazz, performed with charisma and emotional depth.

Greensky Bluegrass takes the stage at The Parker with a close-knit lineup of Anders Beck on dobro, Michael Arlen Bont on banjo, Dave Bruzza on guitar, Mike Devol on upright bass, and Paul Hoffman on mandolin. For more than two decades the band has steadily built its legacy through relentless touring and live shows that have earned a wide following. Their songwriting draws on real, contemporary experiences and emotions while staying rooted in the bluegrass tradition. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, a venue presale, and a public onsale.

Golfers, sponsors, and supporters come together at Colony West for the 6th Annual Make Our Schools Safe Golf Classic, a full day of championship play, camaraderie, and purpose. The experience begins with registration, lunch, and warm-ups, followed by a shotgun start on a well-kept course noted for its fairways and player-friendly layout. Participants can look forward to on-course contests, interactive sponsor experiences, raffle opportunities, and plenty of friendly competition. After the final putts drop, guests gather for a post-tournament dinner, awards presentation, and fundraising festivities. Proceeds support Make Our Schools Safe and its work to protect students and educators through initiatives such as Alyssa’s Law, empowering youth through MOSS Clubs, and funding critical school safety projects in local communities and beyond.

A Flock Of Seagulls performs live alongside guest performers for a concert that brings multiple acts to one stage.

Southern Blood brings a high-octane celebration of Southern rock, powered by five veteran musicians from South Florida. Their set spans staples and deep cuts from Lynyrd Skynyrd, the Allman Brothers, Molly Hatchet, ZZ Top, the Black Crowes and more, channeling the grit, twang and twin-guitar fire that define the genre. Expect tight musicianship, big choruses and the rebellious spirit of classic rock, delivered with the kind of energy that keeps the room moving.

Relive the TRL era as the Pop 2000 Tour brings together Chris Kirkpatrick of *NSYNC, O-Town, BBMAK, Ryan Cabrera, and LFO for a night of early 2000s pop favorites. Chris Kirkpatrick, a founding member of *NSYNC, is also known for voicing Chip Skylark on The Fairly Oddparents and for competing on Season 3 of Celebrity Big Brother and The Masked Singer in 2022. O-Town emerged on Making the Band in 1999 and went on to score number one singles with Liquid Dreams and All or Nothing, plus the Top 40 track We Fit Together, while All or Nothing received a Song of the Year nomination at the 2001 Radio Music Awards. BBMAK, formed in 1997, returned after a 15-year hiatus; the multi platinum English trio sold more than three million albums, is known for guitar driven hits like Back Here, Out of My Heart, and The Ghost of You and Me, and earned a Billboard nod with Back Here ranked as the ninth greatest boy band song of all time. Ryan Cabrera brings chart-toppers including On the Way Down, True, and Shine On, with his 2004 album Take It All Away reaching number 8 on the Billboard 200, and he also appeared on MTV’s The Ashlee Simpson Show and The Hills. LFO burst onto the scene in 1999 with Summer Girls, followed by Girl on TV and Every Other Time, and Brad Fischetti continues to perform the group’s songs for fans new and old.