Events in Deerfield Beach, FL

This year-round community market features more than 85 local vendors offering a wide range of goods, including fresh produce, artisan sourdough bread, specialty cheeses, organic microgreens, coffee, lemonade, farm-fresh eggs, raw dairy, dog treats, and additional finds such as tallow-based skincare. A complimentary yoga session is available with advance registration. Participants are encouraged to bring a mat, water, and any personal essentials for a comfortable outdoor practice. It is a welcoming place to explore fresh foods and handcrafted products while supporting local growers and makers.

Enjoy a free, drop in yoga session at Wildflower Park. Practice in a peaceful setting near the intracoastal waters, a calm place to stretch, breathe, and refocus. No registration is needed. Please bring your own yoga mat and a water bottle. Parking is limited, and BocaConnect, an eco friendly shuttle service, offers free rides to the park.

Painters of every skill level are welcome in a relaxed, friendly studio setting. Bring friends or come on your own and connect with others while you create. Choose from a wide selection that includes statues, plaques, boxes, superheroes, and more. Pricing is simple, with no studio fees or hidden costs. You only pay for the piece you paint. Most items range from $15 to $65, so there are options for many budgets. Need supplies? A 10-brush pack is available for $5, or you can bring your own brushes. When you are finished, take your artwork home the same day.

This guided workshop centers on the power of breath in the Kundalini tradition, offering straightforward practices to settle the nervous system so participants can leave feeling grounded, energized, and more connected to themselves. Led by Jordan Greenberg, a KRI and IKYTA certified Kundalini Yoga instructor, the experience begins with gentle, intentional movement and progresses into Kundalini-based breathing techniques that support balance between the sympathetic and parasympathetic systems. The session closes with time for integration and questions. Expect clear instruction in breathwork for grounding and clarity, practical tools for nervous system regulation, and a welcoming environment for both beginners and experienced practitioners. Meditation cushions or bolsters will be available, and participants may bring their own. Because breathwork can be powerful, everyone is encouraged to listen to their body and consult a qualified healthcare professional with any medical concerns. Jordan has guided more than 300 Kundalini Yoga classes in Broward and Palm Beach counties over the last three years and has pursued advanced study in breathwork and meditation since 2018.

Dragon Ball Fusion World Locals takes place at Tower of Games, offering a weekly competition where players bring their decks and face off in strategic matches. Entry is $10. Prizes include packs or store credit, adjusted based on attendance. It is open to both experienced players and those new to the game. For questions, call 561-722-2872.

Children can dive into hands-on art in a garden setting, trying a new project each session inspired by the natural world and their own creativity. Materials change from week to week, with chances to work with clay, experiment with tie-dye, paint, assemble collages, and create nature-based crafts. After the making wraps up, kids can continue the fun with open-ended outdoor play that may include bubbles, a mud kitchen, water play, a sandbox, rope swings, block building, a fort, and plenty of space under the trees for exploration and nature play. Activities are adaptable for all ages. An entry fee of $20 is required for each child, and a parent or caretaker must remain on the property.

Take part in a local TCG tournament using the standard format with Swiss rounds. The entry fee is $30, and a minimum of ten players is required. The top finisher will take home the Prismatic Evolutions SPC, with extra prizes determined by overall attendance. Registration will be available, so please plan to arrive on time.

Tarot Tuesdays at Visual Adjectives features private 15-minute readings for $35. A gifted reader creates a calm setting to pause, reflect, and realign, offering clarity and peace around what matters most, including love, career, finances, family, and personal growth. Each session focuses on helping you listen to your intuition, find perspective on life’s challenges, and notice the messages meant for you. Expect supportive guidance, help uncovering hidden truths, and a grounding experience that reconnects you with your inner wisdom. To schedule an appointment, call 561-376-3130 or email info@visadj.com.

Move, melt away stress, and feel great with an upbeat cardio dance session for all experience levels in an intimate, wellness-centered setting. Expect to let go, unwind from the day, and connect with a welcoming community in a friendly, no-pressure atmosphere that keeps your well-being front and center. Walk-in rates are $15 for Deerfield residents and $18 for non-residents, and an eight-class monthly pass is $50 for residents and $60 for non-residents. Bring water, wear comfortable shoes, and be ready to move with joyful energy.

Fans of Disney Lorcana gather at Tower of Games in Boca Raton for league play. Entry is $6, and registration includes a pack plus a promo card. Matches follow the Infinity Constructed format with best of three games in 50 minute rounds, capped at three rounds. Throughout the night there are extra promos, prizes, and raffles. It suits both newcomers and seasoned players, with chances to play matches, trade cards, and meet other Illumineers.

Free to play, live weekly trivia takes place at Duffy's Sports Grill in Coconut Creek, presented by Trivia Nation. This general knowledge game echoes the feel of classic quiz shows and favorite trivia board games, with questions suited to a wide range of players. Teams of friends, coworkers, or family are welcome, and solo participants can join a team on site. With $100 in prizes up for grabs each week, there is plenty of motivation to put knowledge to the test. A free answer of the week is available on the organizer's website for those who want a head start.

Poets, storytellers, and songwriters are welcome to share original work at an encouraging open mic at Arts Garage. The evening features a curated lineup of up to 24 performers. Sign-ups are handled in person upon arrival, and an on-site QR code makes it easy to register from a personal device. Adding your name places you in the performer pool, and the host sets the order to create a well-rounded show. Sets are kept short, with a stoplight cue to manage time. If a performance runs long, the microphone will be cut and the host will step back in. The host may stop any act that includes hate speech, and audience members can be asked to leave if needed. Please do not move any onstage equipment. The host will adjust the microphone for you. Tickets are $20 when purchased online, $25 through the Box Office, and $10 for performers. Every ticket includes two complimentary drinks. A QR code will also be provided at the venue to make online ticket purchases simple.

Enjoy a free outdoor bootcamp at Wildflower Park, set along the Intracoastal and focused on high-energy fitness and stress relief. The class is drop-in, and no registration is needed. Bring a water bottle. Parking is limited, and BocaConnect, an eco-friendly shuttle service, provides complimentary rides to Wildflower Park.

Cool off in the garden with a playful water day offered on Wednesdays throughout the summer. Children can explore sensory rich activities like potion making, mud play, and bubbles, along with two large splash pads and cooling misters. Additional highlights include water play tables, a sandbox, a fort, rope swings, and blocks. Dress kids in swim gear and bring a towel, and pack a change of clothes for later. A parent or caretaker must be present. All ages are welcome. The entry fee is $20 per child.

The Event Center hosts a dynamic gathering where the Medical Services Show and a Health Fair take place within the South Florida Business Conference & Expo, bringing together professionals from Broward County and across South Florida. It is built for meaningful, in-person connections with medical professionals, business owners, executives, entrepreneurs, and other leaders who are actively exploring solutions. Exhibitors can demonstrate offerings live, boost visibility and trust, spark partnerships and referrals, and turn conversations into follow-ups and new customers while shortening the path from interest to purchase. The high-energy expo setting concentrates multiple opportunities in one place, from reinforcing a local footprint to promoting new products and pursuing regional growth. Presented by the Broward County Chamber of Commerce, the original producer of the South Florida Expos since 1998, this series has delivered hundreds of consecutive sold‑out trade shows and drawn well over a million attendees. Alongside the medical and health focus, the broader program features specialty areas in business, longevity, technology, hospitality, careers, international trade, and finance, plus educational sessions that include guidance on working with city, county, state, and federal agencies presented by Broward County Schools. Designed to help participants connect with buyers, build relationships, and create new business, this event places the medical and wellness community side by side with the wider marketplace.

Learn the essentials of breastfeeding before baby arrives in a comprehensive, pregnancy-focused course. The session covers preparing for a strong start, the basics of pumping and introducing bottles, what the first couple of weeks after birth typically look like, comfortable feeding positions and achieving a good latch, when to seek support along with practical troubleshooting tips, and how and when to begin tummy time. There will be time set aside for individual questions. Significant others are welcome to attend. The fee is $125.

Hosted by Boca Latin Dance Studio, this Latin dance night at Cosmo's Nightclub & Lounge begins with a beginner-friendly salsa and bachata lesson and continues with social dancing until close. It welcomes newcomers and experienced dancers alike, with a music lineup that features salsa, bachata, and a broader Latin mix in a community-focused atmosphere.

A session with Dr. Melissa Levack explores heart health, focusing on nutrition, exercise, and key lifestyle habits.

Explore moss art at a hands-on workshop where you will design a nature inspired canvas using preserved moss, organic textures, and botanical accents. Sip cocktails, enjoy hors d’oeuvres and sweet treats, and create in a warm, welcoming setting. Connect with fellow plant lovers, make new friends, and enjoy a creative atmosphere filled with laughter and greenery.

SoulFuel Studio presents a high-energy dance cardio class for all levels in a boutique setting focused on healing and well-being. Participants can move freely, ease daily stress, and connect with a supportive community in a friendly, judgment free space. Walk-in admission is $15 for Deerfield residents and $18 for non-residents. A monthly pass that includes eight classes is $50 for Deerfield residents and $60 for non-residents. Bring water, wear comfortable shoes, and come ready to move.

The event has moved to the Patio Bar, bringing a full food menu, a complete bar, and extra space for a more comfortable experience. Expect a lively atmosphere and plenty of fun in the new setting.

Tower of Games presents a trivia night with a $6 entry fee per person and teams of up to four players. Gift cards go to the top finishers, with first place receiving 50 percent of all entry fees and second place receiving 25 percent. There is also a best dressed team prize that offers a choice between $5 in store credit or a booster pack, depending on availability.

After a successful first run, this karaoke night returns each week, hosted by Karaoke Kieth of Florida Fine Entertainment. Step up to the mic to sing and enjoy hot dogs starting at $6.

Meet the Community Engagement team for in-person guidance and answers. Representatives from the Broward County Tax Collector’s Office will be on site to help residents with property tax discounts, payment plans, e-billing, and business tax applications, as well as other needs. Enhanced driver’s license services are planned to roll out soon. The team is focused on providing helpful, high quality service.

Browse an artisan market at Boca Center with one-of-a-kind handmade goods, tasty bites, and a fun shopping atmosphere. Find it between Rocco’s Tacos and Tap 42 inside the center. Vendor applications are available for those interested in participating.

Patio Bar and Grill hosts live entertainment featuring DJ Elite, keeping the music flowing. A relaxed atmosphere and steady tunes create a laid back, music first experience.

Four-time Tony Award winner 42nd Street celebrates the bright lights of Broadway and Times Square at the Playhouse with wit, humor and sparkle. Set during the Great Depression, the story follows Peggy Sawyer, a hopeful chorus newcomer from Allentown who lands her first ensemble role in a lavish new musical. When the leading lady is injured just before opening, Peggy faces a chance to step into the spotlight and change her life. The score features beloved standards such as “You’re Getting To Be A Habit With Me,” “Dames,” “We’re In the Money,” “Lullaby of Broadway,” “Shuffle Off to Buffalo,” and “Forty-Second Street,” offering a joyous salute to the excitement of show business.

South Florida native Roosevelt Collier channels the sacred steel lineage of the House of God Church into a powerful voice on the pedal steel. He first came to prominence with his family band The Lee Boys and their high-energy, soul-stirring shows. Often at the front of the stage and known as The Dr, he captivates audiences with blazing slide work and a commanding presence. A frequent festival guest, he has shared the stage with Jelly Roll, the Allman Brothers, Tedeschi Trucks, Los Lobos, and the Del McCoury Band. In 2017 he helped launch Bokanté with Snarky Puppy founder Michael League and vocalist Malika Tirolien. As a leader he hosts joyous get-downs that bring together celebrated players and church musicians, and he leads a trio inspired by the exploratory spirit of the Jimi Hendrix Experience. His 2018 debut album with Michael League blends blues, gospel, rock, and funk into a dynamic sound.

Free Pilates sessions at Wildflower Park invite participants to move and breathe by the scenic intracoastal. The experience is refreshing and invigorating, helping set a positive tone for the days ahead. All levels are welcome. Please bring your own mat and a water bottle. No registration is required. Parking is limited, and BocaConnect, an eco friendly shuttle service, provides free rides to the park.

Singers interested in the ensemble can experience a rehearsal with Nova Singers at Christ Lutheran Church, with music drawn from an upcoming season. Participants will get a feel for how rehearsals run and will have a chance to meet current choristers. Auditions take place at the end, and no prepared piece is required. The director will ask each singer to perform a familiar song in several keys to determine the best voice-part placement. A soprano, alto, tenor, and bass, some of whom are choir members, may then sight-read a short passage together. Perfect sight-reading is not necessary, since the goal is simply to check for awareness of pitch movement and rhythm.

Flynn’s Hobby Shop hosts a Worlds Celebration card tournament featuring Standard format play with sets from Block H and newer. On-site check in includes deck list submission, and email submissions are not accepted. Handwritten or printed lists are required, with blank sheets and pens available at the venue. Entry is $20, and prizes scale with attendance. Every participant receives an exclusive Pikachu Worlds Celebration card and a Prize Pack Series 9. Top finishers in each age division also earn a WINNER Pikachu Worlds Celebration card along with an exclusive deck box and a pack of sleeves. The competition begins with Swiss rounds, then advances to a best-of-three single elimination top cut to determine winners for each division. If a division does not cut, it concludes after Swiss. A break follows the Swiss portion, with the option for the top cut to extend it.

Puzzle lovers can put their skills to the test at a free tournament at Boca Raton Library, presented in partnership with the Florida Jigsaw Puzzle Association. The field is limited to 25 two-person teams that will all tackle the same 300-piece puzzle as quickly as they can, and quicker finishes increase the chance of earning a reward. Bring a friend, a family member, or another puzzle partner to compete. Registration is required for each pair that plans to participate, while spectators are welcome to drop in without registering. Open to all ages and sponsored by the Friends of the Library. Questions about vendor booth availability are handled only by official City of Boca Raton or Boca Raton Recreation pages, and inquiries may be sent to brpl@bocaraton-fl.gov.

Live entertainment features DJ Elite providing the music. Drinks and food are available to complement the experience.

The original, trademarked Lock & Key singles event brings South Florida adults ages 24 to 49 together with a playful icebreaker. Single women receive a lock and single men receive a key, then everyone mingles to see which pairs click. Successful matches earn prize tickets, and the real reward is meeting a room full of new people. Participants often meet 20 to 50 potential matches of the opposite gender, with the freedom to talk as long as the conversation flows, offering a more relaxed experience than traditional speed dating. Featured by outlets including Bravo, BBC, CNN, CBS, Axios, Miami New Times, NPR Marketplace, The Wall Street Journal, TLC’s 90 Day Fiancé, Tampa Bay Times, Citylink, Essence, Best of Baltimore, Chicago Tribune, Woman’s World Magazine, and many more, this series has been connecting people since 2001. Past attendees have shared that they met friendly faces and even set up dates after the party. This is the official Lock & Key singles experience.

Settle in for a season-long Magic: The Gathering Commander league filled with multiplayer action, thoughtful deckbuilding, and prizes. Entry is $6. Players are seated in pods of three to five for two rounds each session, and the winner of a round receives a pack of their choice. To keep games fun and fair, play is organized into three brackets: casual for newer players and preconstructed decks, optimized for those seeking a stronger challenge, and competitive for top-tier contenders. The league spans 13 weeks and builds toward a special Prize Night that is included as part of league participation. The prize pool grows throughout the season and is shared among players who attend Prize Night and have taken part in at least three league nights.

Slightly Stoopid takes the stage at Sunset Cove Amphitheater in Boca Raton. The performance brings the band to this amphitheater for a live show.

An evening dedicated to classic rock, celebrating the genre's enduring sound and spirit in a nighttime showcase.

Soca Heatwave brings a surge of Caribbean rhythm to Coral Springs, with dynamic sets and beloved soca anthems led by powerhouse vocalists Patrice Roberts, Alison Hinds, and Nailah Blackman. These three acclaimed voices unite for a celebration filled with big energy and nonstop movement. Elevate the evening with the Sunset Fete add-on, featuring live selections from DJ Powerhouse, island-inspired bites, and drink specials that set the tone for the night. The $20.00 Sunset Fete option includes one complimentary drink and is available only when purchased with a Soca Heatwave ticket.

Siempre Flamenco brings a new production to Arts Garage, featuring an international ensemble of musicians and dancers led by musical director and guitarist Paco Fonta and artistic director and dancer Celia Fonta. The program spans Guajiras and Tanguillos through the depth of Soleares to the vibrant pulse of Alegrias. Guitar, song, and dance trade ideas in real time, with the give and take of conversation carried by intricate flamenco rhythms. Cante and baile meet center stage to highlight the tradition’s emotional force and precise footwork. Founded in 2002 as a not-for-profit by Celia and Paco Fonta, Siempre Flamenco promotes and preserves the art of flamenco through year-round programs and performances throughout Florida, including the annual Festival of Cante Flamenco in Miami, internationally recognized as the only festival of its type in the United States. Paco Fonta, a Florida Folk Heritage award recipient, is a guitarist, singer, and composer known for Cante Jondo, while Celia Fonta, also a Florida Folk Heritage award honoree, is a dancer and choreographer who trained at Madrid’s Amor de Dios. The cast for this performance includes Paco Fonta on guitar and voice, dancer Celia Fonta, along with Jose Cortes Panzekito, Jose Junco, and Liliana de la Caridad.

Southern Blood channels the defiant spirit and unfiltered energy of American Southern Rock, rolling through favorites from legends such as Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Allman Brothers, and more. Comprised of five veteran musicians with decades of experience, this cover band delivers a powerful, true-to-the-roots performance that celebrates the genre’s renegade history and keeps audiences coming back. Free table reservations are available.

Settle in for a social evening built around games, good food, and easy conversation. Interactive board, card, and party games take center stage, and guests are welcome to bring a favorite to share. Expect a mix of familiar titles and fresh picks that keep the laughter going. A spread of snacks, bites, and refreshments will be available, with contributions always welcome. The atmosphere supports genuine connection, whether you are new to the area, hoping to make friends, single, or simply ready for a fun night out. On select Thursdays, the focus shifts to a cozy movie experience with popcorn on a 100 inch projector for a laid back change of pace.

The Friends of Ocho Rios hosts a celebration of Jamaica’s Independence at Valencia’s, honoring Jamaican pride and heritage.

The Boca Farmers Market is a lively, year round community event featuring more than 85 local vendors. Browse fresh produce, sourdough bread, gourmet cheeses, organic microgreens, ancient tallow skincare, coffee, lemonade, farm fresh eggs, raw dairy, dog treats, and more. A complimentary yoga session is offered with advance registration, and participants are encouraged to bring a mat, water, and any other essentials for a comfortable outdoor practice. It is a welcoming way to support local businesses and enjoy fresh finds.

Enjoy a free, drop-in yoga session at Wildflower Park, set along the intracoastal for a soothing backdrop. No registration is needed. Bring a mat and water. Parking is limited, and BocaConnect offers a complimentary, eco friendly shuttle ride to the park.

Russell Frazier performs live at Patio Bar and Grill, with drinks and food available.

Compete in a weekly Magic: The Gathering Standard tournament series at Tower of Games Boca Raton. Play follows Swiss pairings with Regular rules enforcement. Entry is $10. A promo card goes to the winner each week, with additional prizes based on attendance. This ongoing series offers a chance to tune decks, stay competitive, and connect with the local MTG community. For questions, call 561-722-2872 or send a message on Facebook or Instagram.

The Saber Legion’s Florida Charter hosts an open practice for both newcomers and seasoned practitioners, focused on building skills and enjoying lightsaber combat. Sessions include warmups and stretching, instruction in real sword techniques, practice drills and movement sequences, combat games, and open sparring. Directed, scored tournament-style bouts are also run using the group’s ruleset as well as formats from other leagues. The environment is friendly and supportive, emphasizing safety while helping participants improve timing, coordination, and overall proficiency. The practice takes place at Guildhall Anime & Game Lounge.

A new cha cha cha group class at Goldcoast Ballroom focuses on fundamental steps and practical patterns for social dancing, hosted by Jonathon Melendrez. Admission is 20 dollars and also includes matinee social dancing, a group lesson, and a Salsa and Bachata dance party. For class information, contact Jonathon Melendrez at 954-296-0298.

Icons of Country brings a triple-headline tribute to Crazy Uncle Mike’s, spotlighting the music of Tim McGraw, Kenny Chesney, and Miranda Lambert. Backed by a standout band, the performers capture the look, sound, and onstage energy of each artist, moving from McGraw’s heartfelt storytelling to Chesney’s sun-soaked party vibes and Lambert’s fierce outlaw edge. The set is packed with sing-along favorites such as “Live Like You Were Dying,” “No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems,” and “Gunpowder & Lead,” delivered with powerhouse vocals and authentic stage presence. Set in Boca Raton at a venue known for vibrant atmosphere, craft brews, great food, and an up-close concert experience, this show celebrates two decades of modern country hits in a high-energy night of music.

Celebrate the grand opening of a new gym with music, vendors, and an upbeat atmosphere. Guests should bring a valid photo ID to complete a membership profile. A Kids Club will be available, and staff will be on site to help activate memberships and 24/7 access. Bring a friend at no cost. Founder’s Rates are available for a limited time before membership prices increase.

Nova Singers auditions new members three times a year in January, March, and August or September. All voice parts are sought, with particular interest in tenors and basses. The audition focuses on your natural voice, so prepared pieces, printed music, and recordings are not needed. Candidates will be asked to sight read a short passage. The director will also have you sing a familiar tune in several keys, from very high to very low, to find the most comfortable range and section. A small group representing soprano, alto, tenor, and bass will then read a short excerpt together. Perfect sight reading is not required; the aim is simply to gauge basic pitch direction and note length recognition. Online registration is available through an audition form, and questions can be sent to novasingersfl@gmail.com. The choir meets on Tuesday evenings from September through May.

Young artists can experiment with fluid art to create their own masterpiece. This activity is open to ages 5 and older. Online registration is required in advance.

At Aloft Delray Beach, this community breakfast spotlights local students, celebrates education, and channels support toward Delray Beach’s future. The event includes coffee and time to network. Participation through sponsorships, tables, tickets, and partnerships makes a difference across classroom learning and career pathways. Sponsorship opportunities and tables are available, and individual tickets will be offered.

This special one-time pop-up digital art class is designed for kids ages 8 and up. Over the course of one hour, participants learn to create artwork using the Procreate app and Apple Pencil. Advance online registration is required.

Enjoy a free full moon yoga gathering at Old School Square guided by instructors Jessica Om and Pedro Luna, created to awaken the spirit and lift the energy beneath the glow of the moon. The experience begins with time to arrive, set intentions, and browse a curated selection of vendors. A full moon inspired yoga flow follows, co-led by Jessica and Pedro, with live rhythms from DJ SUBSQWAD, founder of Ecstatic Living FL and an ecstatic dance facilitator, supporting movement and breath. When the practice settles, the music rises again as DJ SUBSQWAD sets an uplifting vibe that invites free-form movement and ecstatic dance. All levels are welcome, and everyone is invited to move, express, and glow. Flow artists are encouraged to bring props and add their light to the celebration. The event is free, with a suggested $5 donation to help keep offerings like this available to the community.

Parents can drop off their kids for a glowing evening of creativity and play at Art Paper Scissors. Children will enjoy three hours filled with art projects and glow themed fun, and pizza is provided for dinner. This program is designed for ages 5 and up. Enrollment is limited to the first 20 participants, and advance online registration is required.

Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital, in collaboration with Who We Play For, is offering complimentary sports EKG screenings for children, teens and young adults ages 10 to 21 through local school, sports and community groups. A pediatric EKG helps identify potential heart concerns in active youth. The process is quick, painless and noninvasive, with small electrodes placed on the chest to record the heart’s electrical activity. Individual exams are also available by appointment at community cardiology offices.

Kids ages 5 and up can be dropped off for a creative session that blends art and music. Participants will paint Rumi from Kpop Demon Hunters and take part in a sing-along to familiar tunes. The Rumi project is back for anyone who missed it previously or has been asking for another chance. Registration is available.

Bee Gees NOW delivers a high-energy tribute that blends tender love ballads with dance hits from the Bee Gees songbook. Touring worldwide and described as an award-winning act, the group presents an interactive show that celebrates the disco legends. The performance strives to mirror the signature harmonies and stage presence of the originals, creating the feeling that the Bee Gees are right in front of you. Attendees are encouraged to bring a camera to capture memorable moments.

At Arts Garage, acclaimed vocalist and master improviser Ashley Pezzotti honors Ella Fitzgerald with a vibrant tribute that captures the spirit, swing, and sophistication that made Ella a defining voice in jazz. The program highlights signature repertoire, sparkling phrasing, and adventurous scat, while Pezzotti adds her own fresh artistry. From beloved standards to high-flying vocal improvisations, the music radiates the joy, elegance, and creative spark that continues to inspire generations of musicians. A standout in the New York jazz scene, Pezzotti has toured and recorded with Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, as well as Arturo Sandoval, Dee Dee Bridgewater, and pianist Joey Alexander. Drawing on Dominican roots, she writes original music in both English and Spanish and has appeared at prestigious venues worldwide. JLCO trumpeter and arranger Marcus Printup has praised her as a vocalist who commands standards, originals, and scat with the flair of a top instrumentalist. She directs the Jazz Vocal Program at Florida International University and has led master classes internationally. Her voice is featured on JLCO releases The Ever Fonky Lowdown, Big Band Holidays III, and Everything Changes, and she continues to release new music with Club44 Records. The ensemble features Ashley Pezzotti on vocals, Matt Wigler on piano, Jamie Ousley on bass, and John Yarling on drums.

Smokin Renegade returns to Sharkey's Bar & Grill with a triple tribute celebrating the music of Boston, Styx, and Foreigner. Enjoy a night devoted to the songs of three rock icons. Seating is limited, so reserving a table in advance through the ticket link provided is recommended. The menu is available online, and the kitchen operates seven days a week.

Pig Vicious partners with longtime rock and roll friend Doc Reno of Big 105.9 iHeart Radio to bring the eighth annual Bacon, Beer & BBQ Fest to life. Savor Pig Vicious barbecue, enjoy a few beers, and take in live music throughout the event. It all comes together for a great cause.

Kids ages 5 and up can dive into a one hour, drop-off class devoted entirely to slime. Participants will mix, stretch, and squish their own creations while exploring textures and playful experimentation. It is all about making slime and enjoying the gooey fun from start to finish.

A pet themed trivia night at The Biergarten brings rounds of animal related questions, lighthearted rivalry, raffle drawings with appealing prizes, and moving spotlights on pets looking for homes. High scorers can take home special rewards. Enjoy tasty bites and refreshing drinks in a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The event supports Tri-County Animal Rescue and its lifesaving work.

Nova Singers invites prospective members to audition, then continue directly into the first rehearsal of the season. Participants are expected to remain for the full rehearsal and should plan to arrive a little early to complete simple paperwork. The ensemble seeks all voice parts, with particular interest in tenors and basses, and holds auditions three times each year in January, March, and August or September. The process includes a short sight-reading exercise and singing a familiar tune in several keys so the director can determine the most comfortable range and best section placement. You may also read a brief passage together with a soprano, alto, tenor, and bass, and perfect sight-reading is not required, as the focus is on following pitch direction and rhythm. No prepared pieces, printed music, or recordings are needed, only your voice. An online audition form is available for registration. The choir meets on Tuesdays from September through May.

This CRA Social highlights the proposed expansion of the Entertainment District on West Atlantic Avenue. It offers a chance to meet CRA staff, learn how CRAs work, hear about upcoming projects, and explore ways the CRA supports small businesses, including funding assistance and leasing opportunities. The event aims to connect with more members of the Delray Beach community. Light refreshments will be available. The event takes place at the Edmonds Baine Building.

First Friday Art Walk brings Downtown Delray to life with a self-guided evening of creativity. Build a personalized route with the interactive itinerary builder, then explore galleries and exhibitions at your own pace. Along the way, watch live painting, meet local artists, and enjoy live music while soaking up the neighborhood’s vibrant energy. It is welcoming for families and works well for a date night, offering options that suit a wide range of interests.

Ticket to the Moon delivers a tribute to ELO that audiences describe as uncannily true to the original. Fans praise the soaring vocals, including a standout female voice, the tight, polished playing, and the high energy on stage. The show blends performance, lighting, and sound for an immersive concert feel, with moments like Mr. Blue Sky prompting chills and cheers. Many leave feeling they witnessed the real thing and plan to attend future performances. The group shares heartfelt thanks for the support and remains dedicated to carrying this music forward.

In Coral Springs, Florida, the Club des Alumni du Collège Adventiste du Cap-Haïtien presents an inaugural annual meeting that welcomes CACHistes from every class year. Attendees can catch up with classmates, revisit shared moments, celebrate a common heritage, and pay tribute to the legacy that shaped their time at the college. It is presented as a homecoming for the entire community, open to alumni from across the decades.

Kids spend the first part painting a Pokemon character, then use the second half to trade cards. Bring card binders for swapping. Each child receives a booster pack to take home. This is a 90-minute drop-off program for ages 5 and up. Advance online registration is required. The event takes place at Art Paper Scissors.

Set against an autumn inspired backdrop, this unofficial Love & Deepspace Hunter meetup, hosted by Corellia Gifts + Goods and LADS Events SFL, brings Hunters and Love Interests fans together for a night among the stars. Connect with fellow fans through themed activities like Kitty Cards, Gravity Trials, and Hunter Match, decorate photocards, explore photo areas, and capture memories with cosplayers. Browse local vendors for fandom merchandise and exclusive goodies, and sip cozy autumn inspired drinks while enjoying refreshed experiences and immersive activities throughout the event. Tiered perk add ons are available, including options such as exclusive merch, raffle entries, magnets, bookmarks, lomo cards, drink tickets, and plush photocard holders. Early Hunter Access now includes a special group photo opportunity with all five love interests together. To keep things comfortable during the warmer months, the gathering is planned for later in the day to avoid the peak afternoon heat while still allowing plenty of time to enjoy everything. Admission is free, with optional tiered perks and Early Hunter Access available.

DJ Taerock comes back to take part in Doc Reno’s Bacon, Beer, and BBQ with the My Family Matters Foundation.

Oliver Samuels, often hailed as Jamaica’s king of comedy, brings the stage play Where Dere’s A Will, Dere’s A Criminal! to Coral Springs Center for the Performing Arts. Ticket options include early bird pricing at $65 for general and $75 for VIP, and pre-sold pricing at $70 for general and $80 for VIP. A $6 facilities fee applies.

Andy Frasco & The U.N. bring the Better Bad Ideas Tour to Crazy Uncle Mikes with support from Ajeva. Known for grinding it out on the road and for explosive shows, the group mixes Americana, indie rock, jam, folk, funk, soul, punk, and gospel into a raw, big-hearted sound. Frontman Andy Frasco pairs larger-than-life energy and a do-it-yourself spirit with reflective songwriting, moving from the lift of L’Optimist to the hard-won perspective of Growing Pains. He produced Growing Pains and welcomed collaborators including Billy Strings, G. Love, and JJ Grey. Offstage, he connects with listeners through the World Saving Podcast, where he talks with musicians, comedians, and athletes. This stop promises a lively, genre-blending set driven by a band built for the stage.

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 earned a reputation for high-energy shows, spending over 200 days a year on the road and transforming festival fields and club stages into lively celebrations. Frasco leads with a fearless DIY spirit, blending Americana, indie rock, jam, folk, funk, soul, punk, and gospel into a vibrant mix, while his songwriting reveals a reflective side heard on releases like L’Optimist and Growing Pains. Growing Pains, produced by Frasco, marks a creative milestone and features collaborations with Billy Strings, G. Love, and JJ Grey. Offstage, he connects with audiences through the World Saving Podcast, hosting conversations with musicians, comedians, athletes, and more.

The Lunatics will be at Cheers Food and Spirits.

Aces & Kings brings a high-energy rock show, with Ali Nassar running the 1s and 2s to keep the energy up.

Start the day with a Vinyasa yoga session at the Boca Raton Museum of Art led by Leslie Glickman. The practice centers on uniting breath and movement through thoughtful, creative sequences. All levels are welcome, and the class is designed to boost vitality and support overall well-being. After the final pose, relax with fellow participants in the tranquil sculpture garden while sipping coffee, tea, or organic flavored water, and take in the artworks that enhance the calm setting. Museum admission is included, inviting you to wander the permanent collection and discover remarkable pieces by celebrated artists from around the world.

The Saber Legion’s Florida Charter hosts an open practice focused on lightsaber training for newcomers and seasoned fighters alike. In a welcoming, supportive atmosphere at Guildhall Anime & Game Lounge, participants move through guided warmups and stretching, instruction in practical sword techniques, structured drills and movement patterns, combat games, and plenty of free sparring. The session also features refereed, scored tournament-style bouts that follow the group’s ruleset as well as formats used by other leagues. The emphasis is on building proficiency, sharpening timing and coordination, and enjoying safe, controlled sparring with fellow enthusiasts.

Take part in The Cove Annual Golf Tournament at Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club in Boca Raton, a fundraiser for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County, Jim & Jan Moran Club. Enjoy an afternoon of golf and friendly competition with contests such as Hole in One, Closest to the Pin, and Longest Drive, along with raffle prizes, a 50/50 drawing, and awards for first, second, and third place. After play, the celebration continues with an Awards and Dinner Banquet at The Cove Waterfront & Tiki Bar featuring tournament awards, additional raffle opportunities, a silent auction, and more. Sponsorships are available at several levels, 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.

This conference brings together women in recovery at the Opal Grand Hotel in Delray Beach, Florida. It is open to all recovering women. Registration is open, and scholarships are available.

Experience a creative night that celebrates rhythm and soul as vintage vinyl records become your canvas. Guided instruction and all materials are provided, and no experience is necessary. Paint bold, jazz-inspired imagery that captures movement and musical energy, or choose your own design, while live music sets the mood. Settle in at a beautifully arranged table to sip, socialize, and layer expressive brushstrokes and rich colors onto your record. Expect a musical atmosphere, an easygoing pace, and plenty of creative connection. Everyone leaves with a one-of-a-kind painted vinyl masterpiece to take home. Space is limited.

This event centers on WRECKTIFIER.

Art Paper Scissors offers a creative day camp for children ages 5 and up. Sessions include art activities like drawing and painting, slime projects, and group games. The camp takes place on select days when local public schools are closed, with enrollment limited to 20 participants per day. Please send a water bottle, a snack, and a packed lunch, or choose the lunch add-on during registration. Walk-ins are not accepted, so online registration in advance is required to secure a spot.

Settle in for an evening of No Limit Texas Hold'em with prizes and a meaningful cause at its heart. The tournament benefits Child Rescue Coalition and supports child protection efforts. Space is limited, so plan ahead. Players of all experience levels are welcome.

Start the weekend on a high note as SOLFYRE Rock Band brings party energy to Tin Roof Delray Beach. Expect upbeat rock that sets the tone for a fun kickoff.

A concert supporting a building fund presents an evening of praise featuring Marion Hall. Tickets are available for purchase.

Enjoy delicious food alongside classic rock and roll hits from the 1950s and 1960s. Come ready to dance.

Boca Latin Dance Studio presents a monthly salsa and bachata social at Goldcoast Ballroom, featuring music by DJ Uriel Garcia. Admission is $20 and includes a Latin dance class. The event centers on Latin music and social dancing in a ballroom setting.

Hosted at Vanity Nail & Spa, SHE ELEVATE is a women-centered wellness, beauty, and fashion mixer created to encourage connection, relaxation, and self-celebration. Attendees can look forward to a wellness assessment, light healthy bites and beverages, a fashion show spotlighting swimwear, and mix-and-mingle networking with a DJ providing music. Special discounts are included. Nail services and pedicures are available as optional add-ons for an additional fee. It all comes together as a morning focused on self-care, style, and community in a welcoming setting. Tickets are limited.

This free community walk brings together families, friends, and professionals to celebrate Apraxia Stars and raise awareness of childhood apraxia of speech. Registration is at no cost, and participants can form teams and fundraise to support Apraxia Kids. Individuals who raise at least $50 receive the official Walk for Apraxia t-shirt, and every registered Apraxia Star is honored with a free shirt, medal, and certificate. The day is designed to be safe, fun, and memorable for supporters of all ages. Funds raised help Apraxia Kids educate families and professionals, build community connections, and advance advocacy and research that strengthen the support systems children with apraxia of speech rely on. Recognized as the country’s largest apraxia awareness event, it offers a welcoming space where families feel understood and supported. Additional event details will be shared by the organizers.

Designed for children ages 5 and up, this one and a half hour pumpkin painting session provides a creative, hands-on experience. The cost includes a giant pumpkin that is prepared in advance, with cleaning, treating, and sealing completed before class so it is ready for paint. Each participant may choose any design, and an outline will be sketched first to guide the painting process. Multiple session times are offered for all ages, with one specifically for teens and another for homeschoolers.

Experience the Everglades Chapter RMEF Big Game Banquet, a marquee night for elk country supporters. The evening features dinner, friendly conversation, and unique prizes and auctions. This gathering offers a meaningful way to give back to elk country and help protect hunting heritage. Seats are limited and often sell out.

Local handmade crafts and confections await at the Cider & Spice Craft Fair, just in time for the holidays.

Celebrate the music of Heart with a dedicated tribute performance at Crazy Uncle Mikes.

Arts Garage hosts a stop on the Max Hightower Band “Nothin’ But The Truth” Tour, where Southern blues collides with New Orleans funk in a high energy, deeply soulful salute to roots music. Frontman Max Hightower grew up inspired by Muddy Waters and James Cotton, first finding his voice on harmonica thanks to a gift from his grandmother, then honing his chops on guitar, piano, and vocals. He cut his teeth in Carolina with Mickey Fowler, spent late nights at Pearl’s Cotton Club in Houston, and later teamed with Mac Arnold, Muddy Waters’ former bassist, to form Plate Full O’ Blues and tour the U.S. and Europe. His solo release Nothin’ But the TRUTH on MoMojo Records, recorded at BigTone Studio in New Orleans, channels a gritty NOLA pulse with Carolina roots. New Orleans native Rob Davis brings deep versatility on piano and organ, drawing on influences from Professor Longhair, Fats Domino, Billy Joel, and Dr. John. A longtime presence on the city’s scene, he has played with Mem Shannon and the Membership, Dr. Sick and the Late Greats, Captain Buckles, and his own Brokedown Streetcar, following earlier stints with Vince Vance and the Valiants and Benny Grunch and the Bunch. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Music from Tulane University. British saxophonist James Beaumont, a decade into life in New Orleans, is known for tenor work while also excelling on soprano and baritone sax and piano. He has performed and recorded across the United States and Asia with groups including Sally Baby’s Silver Dollars, The Subdudes, and The Quickening, and is in demand for his blues and soul-rooted sound as both sideman and bandleader. The lineup features Max Hightower on vocals, guitar, and harmonica with Brandon Phelps on drums, James Beaumont on baritone and soprano sax, Rob Davis on piano and organ, Troy House on guitar, and Steadman “Fleetwood” Williams Sr. on bass.

This music showcase brings together performers of all ages across a wide range of genres, with special guests and surprises unfolding throughout the event. Expect an upbeat atmosphere, standout performances, and memorable moments, all in support of an important cause.

Delray Beach Playhouse hosts The Monkee Men in a live concert celebrating the music of The Monkees. Promoted as a top tribute to the group, the show is offered at multiple times across its run.

Experience faith-filled humor at the 3rd Annual Laughing Down The Aisle Christian Comedy Show, presented by Believe In God (B.I.G.) Management. Taking place at St. John Missionary Baptist Church, this showcase offers uplifting entertainment and plenty of laughs. Tickets will be available with an early bird price of $20, and the first 10 purchasers will receive a free Real Life Testimony Breast Cancer T-Shirt. The show is expected to sell out, so tickets may go quickly.

Pump delivers a mix of rock and pop party favorites at TinRoof Delray Beach, covering songs from the 80s through today. The lineup includes Bill on vocals, David on guitar, Lucci on bass, and Oscar on drums.

Celebrate the Winterfest community with happy hour pricing and a friendly atmosphere. Boaters who have registered to participate in the parade as a Parade Participant or Control Boater receive two free drink tickets at each happy hour leading up to the parade, and will be entered to win a special prize.

Nicole Henry returns to Arts Garage with a fresh concert that flows from jazz to classic soul, with plenty of surprises in between. A longtime South Florida favorite, she is known for expressive vocals, impeccable phrasing, and a commanding stage presence celebrated by major outlets including The New York Times and All About Jazz. Her career spans four Top 10 albums across the United States, Japan, and the United Kingdom, headlining appearances in 20 countries, and recognition that includes a Soul Train Award honoring her traditional jazz performance, Best New Jazz Artist from HMV Japan, and Best Solo Musician from Miami New Times. Her release “Time to Love Again” climbed to #4 on U.S. jazz radio, stayed in the Top 40 for 20 weeks, reached #6 on the U.K.’s Sweet Rhythms chart, and continues to receive national airplay on SiriusXM’s Real Jazz and Watercolors, supported by a 36-city tour. Henry has taken the stage at notable venues such as Blue Note, Jazz at Lincoln Center, Birdland, Blues Alley, Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley, The Smith Center, Kravis Center, Jazz St. Louis, Spaghettini’s, Feinstein’s, and Middle C. She has collaborated with Kirk Whalum, Julian Lage, John Clayton, and Gerald Clayton, and performed with ensembles including the Duke Ellington Orchestra, the Henry Mancini Institute Orchestra, Pasadena Pops, and Michael Feinstein. Her theater credits include The Bodyguard, The Color Purple, Smokey Joe’s Cafe, and the debut of A Wonderful World. Tickets are released first to Platinum, Diamond, and Gold annual members, with public sales to follow. Information about annual membership is available through Arts Garage.

Sugar Mountain delivers an authentic tribute to Neil Young, performed by a team of seasoned New Jersey musicians who capture the feel of his live shows. The performance spans more than five decades of music, from early work with Buffalo Springfield and the harmonies of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young to the grit of Crazy Horse and a broad range of solo releases that explore folk, country, electronic sounds, hard rock, and rockabilly. Expect a mix of beloved hits and deep tracks that speak to longtime followers and curious listeners alike. The band features Geoff Doubleday on lead vocals, harmonica, and acoustic and electric guitars, with Tom Delaney on acoustic and electric guitars, pedal steel, and vocals. Luke Liddy adds keyboards and vocals, Walter Super handles bass guitar and vocals, and John Torhan anchors the groove on drums and percussion.

SteelHouse performs live at the South Florida Pickle Fest at South County Regional Park. This annual Boca Raton event pairs live music with a variety of food and a festive atmosphere.

Sugar Mountain brings the spirit of Neil Young’s concerts to the stage at Delray Beach Playhouse, presenting a set that spans beloved hits and deeper cuts. The performance aims to connect with both devoted fans and casual listeners.

Skin N Bones featuring Leo Lee take the stage at Cheers Fort Lauderdale for an evening of classic rock.

Nicole Henry returns to Arts Garage with a new concert that flows from jazz to classic soul, with a few surprises in between. A longtime favorite in South Florida, she is known for expressive vocals, refined phrasing, and a powerful emotional connection that critics from major outlets such as The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Japan Times, El País, JazzTimes and Essence have praised. Her catalog includes multiple Top 10 releases in the U.S., Japan and the U.K., and her album Time to Love Again rose high on jazz radio and the UK Sweet Rhythms chart while earning ongoing play on SiriusXM’s Real Jazz and Watercolors. She has performed in more than 20 countries, appeared at renowned rooms including Blue Note, Birdland, Jazz at Lincoln Center, Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley, Blues Alley, The Smith Center, Kravis Center, Jazz St. Louis, Spaghettini’s, Feinstein’s and Middle C, and recorded with artists such as Kirk Whalum, Julian Lage, John Clayton and Gerald Clayton. Additional highlights include collaborations with the Duke Ellington Orchestra, the Henry Mancini Institute Orchestra, the Pasadena Pops and Michael Feinstein, plus acclaimed theatrical turns in The Bodyguard, The Color Purple, Smokey Joe’s Cafe and the world premiere of A Wonderful World. Honors along the way include a Soul Train Award for traditional jazz, recognition as Best New Jazz Artist by HMV Japan, and Best Solo Musician by Miami New Times. Early ticket access is offered to Platinum, Diamond and Gold annual members, followed by a public on-sale.

An evening with Vegas sparkle and pops flair features acclaimed piano virtuoso Mia at the helm with a dynamic ensemble. Recognized worldwide for musical range, artistry, and magnetic stage presence, she moves through styles from the 1940s to the 1960s, spanning boogie-woogie, Latin, and rock and roll. Percussion, strings, and dancers add dimension to every number, while multimedia elements and live piano projections bring close-up detail to the performance. This vibrant program refreshes expectations for a piano show and keeps the focus on musicianship and showmanship.

Set in Coral Springs, Florida, this Halloween-themed gymnastics competition features USA Gymnastics women's Levels 1 through 5 and XCEL. Expect a playful atmosphere with judges and staff in costume and opportunities for trick-or-treating throughout the meet. A South Florida favorite for spirited competition and exciting routines, it blends athletic skill with seasonal fun. It is also near Fort Lauderdale International Airport and not far from the beach.

At Arts Garage, Néstor Torres presents a mix of original pieces and timeless favorites from the Great American Songbook. Drawing on Caribbean roots, classical training, and jazz improvisation, the Latin Grammy winner and Grammy nominee offers a program that honors his jazz influences and mentors, featuring songs from his Latin Grammy nominated album Jazz Flute Traditions alongside a generous helping of Latin jazz. The band includes Néstor Torres on vocals with Jorge Luis Sosa on keyboard, Adolfo Herrera on drums, Sameul Burgos on bass, and Edwin Bonilla on percussion. Tickets are initially available to Platinum, Diamond, and Gold annual members, with public sales to follow.

At Arts Garage, Néstor Torres leads a program that blends his own compositions with beloved classics from the Great American Songbook. Known for uniting Caribbean roots, classical technique, and jazz improvisation, he has released 18 recordings, earned five Latin Grammy nominations, received a Latin Grammy for Best Pop Instrumental Album, and garnered a Grammy nomination for Best Latin Jazz Album. This performance salutes the jazz figures who shaped his artistry, featuring selections from his Latin Grammy nominated album Jazz Flute Traditions, along with a generous helping of Latin Jazz in his unmistakable style. The band features Nestor Torres on vocals, Jorge Luis Sosa on keyboard, Adolfo Herrera on drums, Sameul Burgos on bass, and Edwin Bonilla on percussion. Tickets are offered first to Platinum, Diamond and Gold annual members, with public sales to follow.

Ron and Nancy mark 12 years of marriage with a Rock & Roll Halloween Bash at Sharkey's. The Naughty Iguanas open the evening, followed by Brenda Johnson & The Rollings Aces to keep the energy high. Expect live music and Halloween fun, and feel free to lean into the theme with leather, wigs, and a bit of air-guitar flair. Sharkey's menu and special drinks round out the celebration.

3siXty makes a return appearance at Lefty's Tavern & Grille.

Mysterion brings an interactive night of mind reading, mystery and comedy to Arts Garage. Recognized as one of the world’s leading mentalists and a Penn & Teller Fooler, he dives into thoughts, reveals names, bends metal with concentration and demonstrates sight while blindfolded. Expect feats seen on his television appearances, including revealing an imagined PIN code, identifying an image on a borrowed phone and moments when a guest feels a tap with no one nearby. Audience members are invited to take part and even showcase their own ESP, with results that keep the room buzzing. Known as Canada’s top mentalist, Mysterion has been featured on Hulu, NBC, CBC, Netflix, the Travel Channel and the CW, and he has appeared on shows like Kenny vs Spenny and Hulu’s Repossessed. Based in Toronto and Los Angeles, he is a member of the Academy of Magical Arts in Hollywood and the Magic Circle in the UK. Together with Steffi Kay as The Sentimentalists, he received the Allan Slaight Rising Star Award in 2020. The performance blends sophisticated mystery with humor and clean, highly engaging content from start to finish.

Turn It On Again, a Phil Collins Experience brings the music of Phil Collins and Genesis to life with spirited accuracy and drive. The set features signature hits such as In the Air Tonight, Sussudio, Against All Odds, Land of Confusion, Tonight, Tonight, Tonight, and Invisible Touch, along with deeper selections for longtime Genesis followers. From explosive drum features to tender ballads and arena-ready rock, the performance captures the full scope of one of popular music’s most familiar catalogs for audiences of all ages. Led by vocalist Nicholas Brydon, whose path into this project began after taking on Against All Odds, the band unites seasoned musicians: Antonio Kofoed on drums, Paul Champagne on keys and backing vocals, Dan Miller on bass, and Sergio Escalona on guitar. Their backgrounds span jazz, progressive styles, rock, studio work, and the Florida live scene, all focused on honoring the sound, emotion, and legacy of Collins and Genesis. Feel the pulse, catch the hooks, and let the memories come rushing back during a tribute built for casual listeners and lifelong fans alike.

A Halloween Bash at Sharkeys Bar spotlights Southern Blood, a South Florida Southern rock cover band made up of five seasoned musicians. Known for high-voltage shows steeped in the outlaw roots of classic rock, they tear into favorites by Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Allman Brothers, and others. More than a tribute act, they channel the grit and spirit of Southern rock for an authentic, full-throttle experience.

Southern Blood brings the grit and swagger of classic Southern Rock to the stage with a high-energy show. This South Florida cover band features five seasoned musicians with decades of experience, delivering a deep lineup of favorites from Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Allman Brothers, Molly Hatchet, ZZ Top, the Black Crowes, and more. Their faithful musicianship and devotion to the genre’s outlaw spirit create a full-throttle Southern Rock experience that keeps fans coming back.

The Pop 2000 Tour revisits the early 2000s TRL era with a hit-packed show featuring Chris Kirkpatrick of *NSYNC, O-Town, BBMAK, Ryan Cabrera, and LFO. Chris Kirkpatrick is a founding member of *NSYNC and a singer, dancer, actor, and voice actor known for voicing Chip Skylark on “The Fairly OddParents.” He also competed in Season 3 of “Celebrity Big Brother” and “The Masked Singer” in 2022. O-Town rose to fame on “Making the Band” on ABC and MTV, earning #1 singles with “Liquid Dreams” and “All or Nothing” along with the Top 40 hit “We Fit Together,” and “All or Nothing” received a Song of the Year nomination at the 2001 Radio Music Awards. BBMAK, the multi-platinum English trio of Mark Barry, Christian Burns, and Stephen McNally, sold more than three million albums and is known for “Back Here,” “Out of My Heart,” and “The Ghost of You and Me,” with “Back Here” named by Billboard as the 9th greatest boy band song of all time, and the group returned after a 15-year hiatus. Ryan Cabrera delivers favorites like “On the Way Down,” “True,” and “Shine On,” and his 2004 album “Take It All Away” reached #8 on the Billboard Top 200, with appearances on MTV’s “Ashlee Simpson Show” and “The Hills.” LFO first broke through with the #1 hit “Summer Girls,” followed by the top-five “Girl on TV” and the top-ten “Every Other Time,” and today Brad Fischetti continues to perform the LFO catalog.

Art on the Square transforms the historic grounds at Old School Square in the heart of Downtown Delray Beach into an outdoor gallery, presented by the Cornell Art Museum. Over two days, visitors can wander the museum lawn, meet the artists, and discover original work from more than 50 juried creators from across the country, with opportunities to take home one of a kind pieces. Live music sets the mood throughout the event, and creativity unfolds in real time with live painting by muralists and Urban Sketchers along the pathways and under the palms. The experience is designed for all ages, featuring a lively Kids Zone with interactive activities and face painting, plus participation from local groups such as Art Connect, Creative Art School, and Urban Sketchers. Emerging talent is celebrated through the Emerging Artist Program, which offers a complimentary tent and full show experience to one selected up and coming artist. Admission is free for both the art show and the Cornell Art Museum, and the event draws thousands to Downtown Delray Beach, where it pairs easily with nearby dining and entertainment. A call to artists welcomes submissions across fine art mediums, with selected applicants joining a curated lineup known for quality, diversity, and creativity.