Events in Deerfield Beach, FL

Sam and Mike perform as an acoustic duo at the Boca Raton Marriott at Boca Center, playing well-known hits that span the 1950s to today. The show takes place on the back patio at Drift, and guests are encouraged to request songs.

This tasting highlights a new wine each session, offering tasting notes and pairing suggestions to help participants get to know the bottle. The cost of the ticket is credited toward a purchase made during the event. Attendees must be 21 or older.

Designed for those who are pregnant, this comprehensive class focuses on breastfeeding education and practical guidance. Topics include getting ready for feeding success with pumping and bottle options, what to anticipate in the first couple of weeks after birth, comfortable breastfeeding positions and how to achieve a proper latch, when to seek support with troubleshooting, and how and when to begin tummy time. There will be time for individual questions. Significant others are welcome to attend. The cost is $125.

RipTidez Kava & More hosts a late-night flow jam filled with movement, music, and fire in an inviting space to play. Props are available all evening, with freeform flow, informal skill sharing, and ample room to move. Participants can explore poi, hoop, juggling, staff, and other prop arts, or simply relax and enjoy the atmosphere. Open decks run during the jam so local DJs can practice, throw down, and help shape the sound. A dedicated fire circle is offered for experienced fire spinners after a required safety briefing, and anyone planning to spin fire must attend that meeting and sign a waiver beforehand.

Set out on a 30-minute guided whiskey tasting that highlights curated selections from around the world. Enjoy small pours as the Spirits & Spice team shares expert insight, tasting tips, and memorable facts, making it welcoming for newcomers and rewarding for seasoned sippers. Expect a flavorful journey you can share with friends afterward. During the event, guests receive 10 percent off an in-store purchase. Participants must be 21 or older.

Karaoke is now held inside the Patio Bar at Patio Bar & Grill, with a full menu, a full bar, and extra room to spread out. If you park in the Wyndham lot, ask a bartender or server to validate your ticket so parking costs $5.

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

Step onto the dance floor for an evening of West Coast Swing at Star Ballroom. The night begins with an instructional session, then continues with open social dancing so you can practice and enjoy the music. Everyone is welcome, whether arriving solo or with friends, and newcomers are encouraged. Admission is $15 by card or cash, with a $10 rate for students who show ID. Please use the entrance at the back of the ballroom. Parking includes street options and nearby lots behind the ballroom and across the boulevard, and attendees are asked not to park in the chicken restaurant lot.

Tin Roof Delray will feature a live music performance.

Settle into an in-person restorative yin yoga class at YOUniversal Yoga that encourages you to exhale and let both mind and body land. The practice centers on gentle nervous system regulation, offering deep rest you do not have to earn. Leave feeling relaxed and ready to step into the weekend restored.

Hairdaze takes the stage at Galuppi's with a set of 80s rock favorites, spotlighting songs by Guns N' Roses, Bon Jovi, Journey, Def Leppard, Motley Crue, and more. General admission is $10. Table reservations are available.

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.

Runners gather at Walmart Coral Springs - Coral Ridge Dr, meeting in the parking lot near Starbucks, for a community run of 4.5 miles or more. A club cooler stocked with water and sports drinks is available, and the setting is friendly with plenty of conversation while running. It is a simple way to log miles and connect with other runners.

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.

The studio welcomes painters of every experience level, whether arriving with friends or family or coming solo and meeting new people. An extensive selection of items is available to paint, including statues, plaques, boxes, superheroes, and more. Studio fees are not charged and there are no hidden costs. You simply pay for the piece you choose, with options ranging from $15 to $65 to suit different budgets. A 10-brush pack is available for $5, and bringing your own brushes is also welcome. Finished creations go home the very same day.

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.

Expect friendly staff, good food, a beautiful view, and music chosen with care.

Compete in the One Piece Card Game Extra Grand Battle at Tower of Games Boca Raton, a tournament where players test their decks and vie for exclusive promotional rewards. The entry fee is $25. Registration takes place at the second register with the Event Coordinator before the event begins. Participation prizing is Event Pack Vol. 9 × 32. The Top 8 receive Event Pack Vol. 9 × 8. The Top 4 receive Limited Promotion Sleeves (Ms. All Sunday) × 4. The champion earns an Extra Grand Battle Winner Card ×1. Bring a refined deck and get ready for spirited matches against fellow fans of the Grand Line.

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.

Square Peg Pizzeria in Delray Beach is scheduling multiple karaoke dates, with more on the way. Guests can take the mic for favorite tunes, enjoy food and drinks, and spend time with friends or meet new people.

A weekly Magic: The Gathering Commander league offers multiplayer action in pods of three to five players, with two rounds each session and a pack of the winner’s choice awarded after every round. Players can select the level that suits them, from Casual for newer players and preconstructed decks, to Optimized for a stronger challenge, to Competitive for top-tier play. The season spans 13 weeks, with participation tracked toward eligibility for a concluding Prize Night. The prize pool grows throughout the season and is shared among those who attend Prize Night and have taken part in at least three league nights. Entry is $6.

Experience a live tribute to the music of Journey and Styx from Majesty of Rock. Fronted by John D’Agostino and supported by a skilled group of musicians, the show channels Journey’s Steve Perry era along with the signature vocals of Dennis DeYoung and Tommy Shaw. The performance unfolds with views of the Pompano Greens. General admission is $10.

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

Boca Farmers Market is a lively community gathering with more than 85 local vendors. Browse fresh produce, sourdough bread, specialty cheeses, organic microgreens, coffee, lemonade, farm-fresh eggs, raw dairy, dog treats, and other locally made goods. Support local producers while enjoying a wide variety of fresh finds.

The studio welcomes painters of every skill level. Attend with friends or family, or come on your own and meet new people. Browse a wide range of pieces to paint, including statues, plaques, boxes, superheroes, and more, then make it your own. There are no additional studio fees or surprise costs. You only pay for the piece you select, with prices between $15 and $65 to suit different budgets. A 10-brush pack is available for $5, or you can bring your own brushes. When you are finished, you take your artwork home the same day.

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

Admission is free for a horn-driven celebration of rock and pop classics, performed by an all-star lineup featuring Michaela Paige, a Top 12 finalist from season 3 of NBC’s The Voice, along with alumni of Hot Brass Monkey. The performance showcases fresh takes on favorites from the 70s and 80s inspired by Chicago, Earth Wind & Fire, Blood Sweat & Tears, Tower of Power, Average White Band, Kool & The Gang, Chaka Khan and more.

Connect with fellow professionals at American Social Boca Raton during a Biz To Biz Networking event. Admission is $10 per person and includes one drink ticket, with the option to pay at the door. There will be chances to win prizes while attendees build new business connections in a social setting. Companies of all sizes are welcome. Sponsorships are available for $150 and include a small exhibitor table.

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

Galuppi's welcomes The 807 Band for an upbeat showcase of classic rock, blues flavors, and modern hits. Hailing from South Florida, the group is recognized for tight musicianship, powerful vocals, and a lively stage presence that gets the crowd dancing and singing along. With strong ties to the local scene and a devoted following, they bring a fresh twist to familiar songs and deliver a memorable live set. Admission is free, and table reservations are available.

Mel Brooks' musical comedy brings his legendary film to the stage with big, splashy production numbers and uproarious humor. It opened on Broadway in 2007, ran for 484 performances, and earned three Tony Award nominations, including Best Musical. The score serves up showstopping tunes such as The Transylvania Mania and He Vas My Boyfriend.

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

Cabaret artist Marnie Klar salutes Carly Simon in a program directed by Tanya Moberly, tracing the songwriter's life through signature hits and lesser known gems. Well known favorites like You're So Vain, Anticipation, and Touched by the Sun share the spotlight with deeper selections such as In a Small Moment, It's Not Like Him, and Waiting at the Gate. The set also embraces highlights from across the catalog, including Boys in the Trees, We Have No Secrets, Legend in Your Own Time, That's the Way I've Always Heard It Should Be, Coming Around Again, and Let the River Run. With storytelling and emotion woven throughout, the performance offers a cabaret portrait of Simon's music.

Rock of ABBA brings a South Florida tribute to ABBA’s legendary catalog to Galuppi’s, delivering a live concert packed with hit songs. General admission is $10. The lineup features Rina Miranda on lead vocals as Agnetha and Jill Minor on lead vocals as Frida, with Brev Sullivan on guitar and vocals, Crystal Fawn on bass and vocals, and Eddie Gresely on drums and vocals. Given the show’s popularity, table reservations are recommended so you can select your seats, and tables accommodate up to six guests. Those without reservations will be seated in the order they arrive. Outside food, beverages, and lawn chairs are not permitted.

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.

A one-day conference for parents and grandparents centers on equipping families to build a legacy of faith at home. Expect applicable biblical teaching, encouragement for the tough moments, and practical tools for every stage of parenting. The program features six keynote messages. Sam Sorbo shares guidance on homeschooling. Ginger Hubbard focuses on reaching a child’s heart. Rhonda Stoppe offers insight for parenting without regrets. Lee Ann Byers Mancini addresses how to raise courageous disciples. Laine Lawson Craft speaks to navigating the challenges of a prodigal. Lori Wildenberg, a parenting coach and author, highlights ways parents and grandparents can work together. Hosted at Grace Church.

Settle in with a pencil and explore the galleries through your own drawings. This drop-in program welcomes all ages and provides complimentary sketching supplies, so curiosity is the only thing to bring. Create at your own pace among the artworks. Advance registration is not needed, and participation is included with paid Museum admission.

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.

Zero Empty Spaces opens the doors to its studios inside the Boca Raton Innovation Campus, inviting visitors into an afternoon centered on creativity and connection. Guests can walk through active workspaces, meet resident artists, explore new pieces, ask questions, and even start or grow a personal collection. The experience includes art classes, live demonstrations, and opportunities to commission custom works, creating direct conversations between creators and the community while supporting local artists. Zero Empty Spaces converts vacant commercial properties into temporary studios that operate as lively centers for making, collaboration, and sales. This approach offers affordable workspace for artists and activates otherwise unused areas for property owners until permanent tenants are in place. In doing so, it helps counteract blight and vacancies, revitalizes underused properties, broadens appreciation for visual art, and contributes to the growth of cultural communities.

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.

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

Cars and Coffee Palm Beach brings an annual trunk-or-treat Halloween celebration to the Boca Raton Innovation Campus, now in its thirteenth year. Owners of show vehicles can take part in trunk-or-treat by bringing candy, decorating their trunks, and dressing in costume to make it fun for kids and families. Expect an eclectic mix of exotics, classics, muscle cars, JDM, trucks, customs, and daily drivers, with all types welcome. Vendors and partners will have displays and products, and food and coffee will be available. This family-friendly gathering is open to all ages and offers a safe, fun, and memorable Halloween experience at BRIC.

At Sharkey's, family, friends, and fellow musicians gather to honor Scotty Migone with performances by Gypsy Queen and artists who played alongside him through the years. A widely known South Florida guitarist, Scotty performed with Gypsy Queen, Monster, and the Regs, and collaborated with many others. His talent and friendship built lasting connections and touched many lives. A fundraiser has been organized to support his wife, Violet, and contributions are appreciated. Seating is limited and table reservations are available. Further updates will be shared.

Refocus on well-being at a beachside wellness retreat in Deerfield, Florida. Pick the approach that fits your goals, whether enjoying chef prepared, plant based meals, following a juice only plan, or doing a water fast under medical supervision. With a calm coastal setting and a program built around a restorative reset, the experience aims to support better health and lasting happiness.

Presented by AEG Presents, Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox brings The Future Is Vintage World Tour to Pompano Beach Amphitheater - The Amp. This is an all-ages event.

Bridging The Music brings a festival-style celebration to Crazy Uncle Mike's, combining live music, visual art, and a welcoming sense of community. The lineup highlights both local and touring performers alongside visual artists, and the event is open to all ages. Advance admission totals $25.55, which reflects a $20 ticket plus a $3.99 processing fee and $1.56 sales tax. Prices rise to $30.55 on the day of the show, and VIP tables carry an additional $10 charge. All sales are final with no refunds. For updates, find the organizer on Instagram at @bridgingthemusic.

Created for new parents, this workshop helps you navigate the earliest days at home after birth, whether you are returning from the hospital or settling in after midwife care. It offers clear, practical guidance on understanding newborn sleep, making sense of different cries, feeding strategies, safe and simple bath time, and changing diapers with confidence. You will also learn which unexpected baby behaviors are perfectly typical, easing worries during a tiring and exciting transition. Time is reserved for questions so you can get answers tailored to your concerns.

At the Fort Lauderdale Marriott Coral Springs Hotel & Convention Center, a large scale South Florida gathering brings together businesses, professionals, and consumers for a full afternoon and evening of connections, learning, and opportunities under one roof. More than 175 exhibitors are slated to participate, with programming that spans major seminars, career possibilities, and extensive networking. A centerpiece of the event is a comprehensive health focus that unites healthcare, medical services, longevity, and wellness. Attendees can explore physicians and medical practices, clinics and healthcare services, innovative treatments and medical technology, preventative care, longevity solutions, and wellness providers dedicated to helping the community live healthier and longer. This health hub features the Medical Services Show, the Longevity Expo, and the Health and Wellness Experience. Alongside the health components, the business to business expo showcases companies from across the region, while the Women’s Business Showcase highlights women owners, executives, entrepreneurs, and professionals. Additional sectors represented range from hospitality and property management to technology, international business, artificial intelligence, crypto and finance, careers and employment, social media, and business development, with dedicated VIP networking experiences. Programming also includes a special gathering hosted by the Millionaires Investment Group, offering the chance to meet entrepreneurs and investors, exchange ideas, discover opportunities, and learn strategies for building and preserving wealth. Seminar topics feature how to do business with Broward County Government and how to sell products and services to Broward County Schools, presented by those respective organizations. The schedule includes an exclusive networking window reserved for exhibitors, followed by general access for attendees. Admission options include General Admission, VIP Entry, and a Platinum attendee package. Presented by the Broward County Chamber of Commerce, the organizers cite a long track record that includes hundreds of consecutive sold out shows, tens of thousands of exhibitors, and more than one million attendees.

Curious how a doula fits alongside a supportive partner or how to find someone who matches your needs and budget? This welcoming event offers a clear look at birth and postpartum doula care, including what doulas do, the benefits of continuous support, and how they work hand in hand with partners as a cohesive team. Participants can learn practical steps for selecting the right doula, meet professionals who serve families from North Palm Beach County to South Broward, and explore the range of skills, backgrounds, and personalities available. There will be time to ask questions, receive referrals, have brief one-on-one conversations to get acquainted, and connect with potential back-up doulas. Whether early in pregnancy or nearing birth, attendees can expect to leave feeling informed, supported, and confident about their choices.

For more than twenty years, the Boca Raton Regional Hospital Foundation and the community have stood together in the fight against breast cancer. The 22nd Annual Go Pink Luncheon continues that mission as a celebrated South Florida women’s health gathering that raises vital funds for cancer care and research. Proceeds help fuel life saving programs at the Eugene M. & Christine E. Lynn Cancer Institute and the Christine E. Lynn Women’s Health & Wellness Institute / Schmidt Family Center for Breast Care at Boca Raton Regional Hospital. This year features keynote speaker Kristin Chenoweth, sharing her perspective as a breast cancer advocate. The luncheon shines a light on hope, strength, and community, honoring every story and every survivor while supporting care that saves lives.

Experience a spirited salute to The Judds that weaves their story through the very songs that made them icons. Led by Nashville standouts Victoria Venier and Liz Byler Shea, the performance channels Naomi and Wynonna's signature harmonies and the bond that defined the mother and daughter duo. Framed by the accolades that marked their career, including five Grammy Awards, nine CMA Awards, and fourteen number one hits, the show blends biography and music into a heartfelt journey powered by commanding vocals. The set features fan favorites like "Mama He's Crazy," "Why Not Me," "Girls Night Out," "Rockin' with the Rhythm of the Rain," "Love Can Build a Bridge," "Turn It Loose," and "Have Mercy."

Shoot 2 Thrill delivers a high-voltage salute to AC/DC with faithful sound and stage presence. The band brings more than two decades of touring experience, including USO performances for service members in Europe and the Middle East and shows throughout the United States. General admission is $10.

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.

Dance takes center stage as Rubixx makes a return appearance at Crazy Uncle Mike’s.

At Florida Atlantic University, the Palm Beach County Out of the Darkness Community Walk brings people together for an experience of remembrance, hope, and support. Participants gather to honor loved ones, reflect on personal journeys, and recognize how suicide and mental health conditions have touched their lives and communities. Check-in is followed by a program and the walk, creating time to connect with others and stand together for healing and awareness.

Spend a day sharpening your line dancing skills at the Charlotte Burrie Community Center with a fall workshop designed for all levels. The program features beginner and improver lessons earlier in the day, open dancing midway, and intermediate and advanced lessons later on. Learn classic country western patterns alongside current popular line dances with instruction from local teachers Dawn Musgrave of Dance to Dawn, Chris Peplowski, and Sarah Matusik of 26 Degrees. Choose a half-day pass for $25 or a full-day option for $35, with tickets available at the door or in advance on Eventbrite. For more information, text or call 954-459-1255 or email notagsnorestarts@gmail.com. Participation helps support the Broward Gold Coast Down Syndrome Organization.

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.

Jeff Scott Soto, known for work with Sons of Apollo, TSO, and Journey, teams up with Jason Bieler of Saigon Kick and The Baron Von Bielski Orchestra for an intimate acoustic night at The Funky Biscuit. The show blends big harmonies, fan favorites, deep cuts, surprise detours, improvisation, and unfiltered storytelling, shaped into a loose and anything-can-happen set only this duo tends to deliver. Percussion support comes from Howard “Schmuel” Goldberg.

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.

Turnstiles brings a tribute to Billy Joel to Galuppi's, delivering energetic takes on his classic songs. Since 2011, the band has performed for tens of thousands of fans across the United States and consistently earns rave feedback wherever it appears. Recognized as one of the leading Billy Joel tribute acts in the country, the show is crafted to satisfy even the most dedicated Billy Joel devotees. General admission is $10.

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.

Jason Ricci appears with The Bad Kind in a performance led by a harmonica innovator widely recognized among the most celebrated players working today. His work spans touring projects with New Orleans pianist and organist Joe Krown, collaborations with JP Soars and Anne Harris in the Gypsy Blues Revue, and appearances in Mark Hummel’s Blues Harmonica Blowout alongside artists like Charlie Musselwhite, Duke Robillard, and Rick Estrin. Known for recording, teaching, and developing signature harmonica gear, he brings a rich mix of blues, jazz, funk, Americana, and New Orleans influences to the stage.

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.

Galuppi's presents The Bango Bango's, an all-female South Florida cover band led by the dynamic and multi-talented Astrid Voxx. This high-energy show salutes women who shaped rock from the 1960s through today, featuring anthems popularized by Tina Turner, Janis Joplin, Stevie Nicks, Heart, Blondie, Pat Benatar, and Joan Jett, along with 90s and 2000s favorites from Alanis Morissette, The Cranberries, 4 Non Blondes, Republica, and Paramore. The set also includes their own spin on powerful tracks by Elle King, Adele, and Evanescence. Expect big vocals, tight musicianship, and a lively atmosphere that blends nostalgia with a fresh edge. Admission is free.

At Arts Garage, poets, storytellers, and songwriters share original work in an encouraging open mic setting. Tickets are $20 when purchased online and $25 through the box office, while performers pay $10. Every ticket includes two complimentary drinks, and a QR code will be available upon arrival to make online purchases easy. Performer registration takes place in person when you arrive. Adding your name places you in a performer pool, and the host sets the order to create a well-balanced show rather than following a first-come approach. Performers are encouraged to complete sign-up from a personal device using the QR code provided that evening. Up to 24 performers can be featured, and each set is brief. Please follow the stoplight cue; if time is exceeded, the microphone will be cut and the host will take the stage. The host may stop any act that includes hate speech, and audience members may be asked to leave if necessary. Stage equipment should remain in place, and the host will adjust the microphone as needed.

Designed for expectant families who want a thorough, time-efficient overview, this three-hour birth preparation class focuses on practical knowledge and confidence-building. Instruction is presented from an independent, non-biased perspective that is not tied to a provider or hospital. Participants explore how labor unfolds through its stages, pain relief options and possible interventions, and coping tools such as breathing techniques, relaxation, massage, and position changes. The class also covers what to expect during the pushing phase and birth, early bonding with a newborn, ways to minimize the likelihood of an unnecessary cesarean and how to prepare if one is needed, creating a birth preferences list, and community resources. The investment for this class is $150.

Crazy Uncle Mikes hosts a performance by Jonathon "Boogie" Long featuring Brody Buster. Long grew up in Baton Rouge in a Southern Baptist community and was drawn to the guitar at age six by the gospel music he heard in church. By ten he was already on local stages such as Swamp Mama's, sharing the spotlight with Kenny Neal and Rudy Richard. At fourteen, with his parents' support, he left school to tour with Henry Turner Jr., building hard-earned experience on the road. National recognition followed when he won Guitar Center's King of the Blues in 2011, which helped lead to appearances with B.B. King, ZZ Top, and Robert Cray. His catalog includes Trying to Get There from 2016, the self-titled Jonathon Long from 2018, and Parables of a Southern Man from 2021, with the latter two produced by Samantha Fish and both reaching the top ten on the Billboard Blues Albums Chart. He is now preparing Courage in the Chaos, set for release in 2025 on Myrical Records, a deeply personal collection that explores resilience, loss, redemption, and hope within the traditions of Southern blues and roots rock.

Dr. Adam Hawley performs at Crazy Uncle Mikes. A guitarist and producer with twenty Billboard number one hits to his name, he has built a reputation as a creative artist, composer, and bandleader. Early in his career he was selected by Maurice White, founder of Earth, Wind & Fire, to release music on Kalimba Music, and he now heads his own label, MBF Entertainment. His seven albums and production work have earned major honors including Billboard Artist of the Year in 2025, Mediabase Artist of the Year in 2024, Billboard Song of the Year in both 2020 and 2022, and a Nielsen-recognized number one album in 2020. Beyond his leadership roles, he has performed with Jennifer Lopez, Natalie Cole, Lalah Hathaway, The Manhattan Transfer, and Brian McKnight, and appeared on American Idol as a member of the house band. He also teaches and holds a Doctor of Musical Arts from the University of Southern California.

Bad Reputation delivers a high-energy tribute to rock and pop hits made famous by female artists, blending timeless anthems with modern chart favorites. The set features songs from Blondie, Joan Jett, Madonna, Pat Benatar, The Cranberries, Lita Ford, Pink, The Donnas and Roxette, among others. Admission is free.

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.

Pick up a paddle for a high energy pickleball competition in a round robin format, rallying support to protect children around the world. Hosted by Child Rescue Coalition, it will be held at Palms Indoor Pickle, a new, modern indoor venue, and is open to participants of all skill levels. The schedule flows from registration and warmups, into organized match play, and finishes with casual dinking, beverages, and celebratory snacks.

Experience a candlelit tribute to Adele at St. Gregory's Episcopal Church in Boca Raton, where live musicians bring her songs to life in an intimate, multi-sensory setting. The 60-minute program features favorites such as Hello, Someone Like You, Rolling in the Deep, Skyfall, Easy On Me, Make You Feel My Love, and more, all performed beneath a gentle glow of candlelight. Doors open 45 minutes before the performance begins, and there is no late entry once the concert starts. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. This is a tribute performance and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, their estate, or official representatives.

True Rumours presents a tribute to the music of Fleetwood Mac, performed by a group of well known local musicians. The cast includes Lindsay Giova as Stevie Nicks, Eddie Jelley as Lindsey Buckingham, Larry Quadagno as Mick Fleetwood, Mike (Slappy) Hornstein as John McVie, and Linda Cusumano on keys as Christine McVie. General admission is $10, and table reservations are available.

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 St. Gregory's Episcopal Church in Boca Raton, a candlelit tribute concert spotlights music inspired by Halloween. The Listeso String Quartet performs a program that includes Thriller by Michael Jackson, Funeral March of a Marionette by Charles Gounod, the Allegro molto from Dmitri Shostakovich's String Quartet No. 8, Tubular Bells from The Exorcist by Mike Oldfield, themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween, and Psycho, Ghostbusters by Ray Parker Jr., Danse macabre by Camille Saint-Saëns, Night on Bald Mountain by Modest Mussorgsky, Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas by Danny Elfman. This is a tribute performance that has no affiliation, endorsement, or sponsorship from the artists, their estates, or official representatives. The concert runs 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes beforehand, and there is no late entry. Attendees must be 8 years or older and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant and seating within each zone is assigned on a first come first served basis.

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

Hosted at The Boca Raton and presented by the Rotary Club of Downtown Boca Raton, the 11th Annual Mayor’s Ball is a formal black tie gala celebrating Boca Raton’s next century under the theme Celebrating Boca’s Future. The evening brings together community leaders, philanthropists, elected officials, and business professionals to support local nonprofits in the community. Honorees include CP Group and Angelo Bianco for the George Long Award, Research Park @ FAU and Andrew Duffell for the J.C. Mitchell Award, Child Rescue Coalition and Greg Schiller for the Susan Whelchel Award, and Daniel Hostettler of The Boca Raton for the Addison Mizner Award. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Experience a concert celebrating the anthems of classic rock with tributes to Boston and Styx. Smokin’, presented as South Florida’s first and only authentic Boston tribute, delivers the signature guitars and soaring vocals of the 70s and 80s with a team of seasoned musicians. The event includes an opening set by Renegade honoring Styx, offering a full slate of favorites from that era. General admission is $10. Table reservations are available.

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.

Southern Blood brings a high-energy Southern Rock tribute to Crazy Uncle Mikes. This South Florida cover band is made up of five seasoned musicians with decades of experience, delivering authentic takes on the genre’s rebellious spirit and raw grit. The performance reaches deep into American Southern Rock, featuring hits from Lynyrd Skynyrd, the Allman Brothers, Molly Hatchet, ZZ Top, the Black Crowes, and more. Known for electrifying shows and a dedication to classic rock’s outlaw tradition, they offer a Southern Rock experience that keeps fans coming back.

AEG Presents brings CAKE to Pompano Beach Amphitheater - The Amp. The event is open to all ages, and doors will open before it begins. Ticket transfers are not permitted, and ticket delivery is delayed so tickets become available 48 hours before the event.

Her Health Summit is a women-centered wellness gathering focused on stepping into personal power, reconnecting with the body, and elevating the mind so your most vibrant self can shine. More than a typical health event, it brings together a community ready to grow, heal, and thrive alongside one another. Attendees can look forward to insightful talks from prominent voices in women’s health, workshops that nurture mind, body, and spirit, meaningful connections with others on a similar path, and moments that inspire lasting shifts in how you live, love, and show up. Designed for anyone seeking balance after burnout and clarity instead of confusion, it supports a move from simply getting by to truly flourishing. Whether you are focused on healing, a glow up, or a boost in energy, confidence, and alignment, the experience is crafted with you in mind.

Relive the sound and style of the 1970s as DAYBREAK celebrates the music and passion of Barry Manilow. Led by musician and pianist Joe Hite with an eight piece ensemble, this tribute presents beloved hits such as Mandy, Can’t Smile Without You, and Copacabana with rich arrangements that honor the originals. The production spotlights a legacy that includes 51 Top 40 singles and 13 number one songs, offering a warm, faithful salute to melodies that shaped a generation.

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

Private Stock presents The Ultimate Rock Star Tribute Show, a high energy salute to the biggest rock legends of the 70s and 80s. Enjoy crowd-pleasing hits tied to Stevie Nicks, Heart, Janis Joplin, Elton John, Billy Joel, Journey, AC/DC, Guns N’ Roses, Queen, Led Zeppelin, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, Van Halen, and more, all in one production. General admission is $10.

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.

Enjoy a family-friendly Halloween brunch at Galuppi’s in Pompano Beach, featuring an all-you-can-eat spread, a live DJ, and activities for kids of all ages. Little ones can savor cotton candy, snow cones, and popcorn, jump in a bounce house, get creative at a Halloween craft table, visit a trick-or-treat station, have their faces painted, and pose for fun photos. The festivities also include a monster freeze dance party. Costumes are encouraged for a festive celebration filled with good food, lively entertainment, and shared memories.

The Original Studio 54 Band brings the sparkle of the disco era to life with an 11-piece lineup that features a lively horn section, tight rhythm and guitar work, grooving basslines, and soulful vocals. The setlist spans chart-topping favorites by artists such as Earth, Wind & Fire, Chic, Donna Summer, the Bee Gees, and KC and the Sunshine Band, all performed with the drive and polish that keeps dance floors busy. Fans of ‘70s top 40 and newcomers to disco alike can expect a high-energy show filled with singalong moments and nonstop beats. General admission is $10.

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.

Celebrate the sound of iconic horn-driven rock and pop with an all-star lineup featuring vocalist Michaela Paige, a Top 12 finalist from season 3 of NBC’s The Voice, alongside former members of Hot Brass Monkey. The performance showcases fresh takes on favorites from the 70s and 80s, including songs associated with Chicago, Earth, Wind & Fire, Blood, Sweat & Tears, Tower of Power, Average White Band, Kool & The Gang, Chaka Khan, and more. Admission is free, offering a lively mix of powerhouse brass, tight grooves, and soulful vocals.

FAU Stadium sets the stage for a college football clash between the UTSA Roadrunners and the Florida Atlantic Owls. The matchup features two teams with distinct styles and plenty to prove late in the season, with outcomes that could influence the standings. It is a pressure-filled test that shows how each program stacks up when it matters most.

Gerald Albright takes the stage at Crazy Uncle Mikes with the contemporary jazz flair that has shaped his long career. Raised in Los Angeles, he excelled on saxophone, studied at the University of Redlands, and picked up bass guitar after being inspired by Louis Johnson. Soon after college he joined Patrice Rushen on the road, even stepping in on bass mid-tour, and became an in-demand studio and touring player through the 80s alongside Anita Baker, Ray Parker, Jr., Atlantic Starr, The Temptations, Maurice White, Les McCann, Teena Marie, the Winans, and Whitney Houston. His solo journey began with Just Between Us in 1987, helping fuel the rise of smooth jazz and leading to hit records, radio staples, and appearances on collaborative tours like Guitars & Saxes and Groovin’ For Grover. He later led a big band for Phil Collins and teamed with Will Downing for Pleasures of the Night. Grammy-nominated releases include Pushing The Envelope and Slam Dunk, and notable collaborations span 24/7 with Norman Brown and the Summer Horns project with Dave Koz and Friends featuring Mindi Abair and Richard Elliot, both honored in the Best Pop Instrumental Album category. His catalog also features Smooth, Groovology, Kickin’ It Up, and Sax for Stax. Expect a set that explores the range of contemporary R&B and urban jazz, moving through varied grooves, harmonies, and moods that mirror his path and perspective.

The Long Run, a renowned tribute to the Eagles with a hometown in South Florida, brings a full evening of classics to the patio stage at Galuppi's. Expect faithful takes on favorites like Take It Easy, One of These Nights, Hotel California, and The Long Run... perfect for singing and dancing along. General admission is $10, and table reservations are available.

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.

Solfyre Rock Band brings early holiday energy to Tin Roof Delray Beach with a final performance for the year.

Wide Awake delivers a high-energy salute to U2, channeling the band’s sound, spirit, and emotional punch. Expect sweeping anthems like With or Without You and Where the Streets Have No Name as well as deeper cuts that longtime followers will appreciate. The performance focuses on authenticity, from a lead vocalist who captures Bono’s expressive delivery to a lineup that brings shimmering, edge-driven guitar, driving rhythms, and spacious textures to life. The result is a full-concert feel that translates across clubs, festivals, and private events. General admission is $10.

The Ladies of Simone return to Arts Garage with a musical tribute to the artistry of Nina Simone, celebrating the Empress of Soul through beloved classics like I Loves You, Porgy, The Look of Love, My Baby Just Cares for Me, To Be Young, Gifted and Black, and Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood. Vocalists Sarah Gracel, Ja’Nia Harden, and Deana Butler-Rahming lead the program. Gracel portrayed the youthful Nina as Nina #1 in the South Florida premiere of Simply Simone and earned a South Florida Carbonell Award for Best Actress in a Musical for her performance in Dreamgirls. Harden, a FAMU alum, appeared as Nina #2 in the same production, is an educator and author, and performs with The Harden Project. Butler-Rahming took on Nina #4, depicting Simone’s later years, and is a recognized South Florida vocalist and actress with stage credits including Ain’t Misbehavin’ and Storyville, along with recognition from the Miami-Dade Gospel Alliance of Music Professionals. The band features John Harden, II on piano, Sergo Zavela on guitar, Charlemagne Sands on bass, and Donald Thomas on drums.

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Crazyhorses brings a powerful Neil Young tribute to Galuppi’s in Pompano Beach, Florida, celebrating the enduring songs of a rock legend. The evening begins with the Leo Lee Rock Band energizing the crowd with classic rock favorites, then continues with Crazyhorses delivering a set that spans the gentle acoustic mood of Heart of Gold to the electrified punch of Rockin’ in the Free World. Enjoy live music, tasty food, and a welcoming outdoor atmosphere throughout the show. For more information, contact Galuppi’s.

Returning for its 10th year, this community art competition and sale showcases one-of-a-kind pieces that all measure 6 by 6 inches. Professional, emerging, amateur, and student artists from Delray Beach and across Florida donate original works, with up to four entries allowed per artist and a completed submission form required. Every artwork must stay within six inches in any direction including the frame, and each piece needs a secure way to hang. Before purchasing begins, visitors and buyers can preview the entire collection to pinpoint favorite pieces. Participating artists are celebrated at a special appreciation gathering with music, light bites, networking, artist recognition, and prize presentations. The rush sale is first come, first served, every piece is priced at $35, and the scene is festive inside and out with music and drinks. Social attire is encouraged. Awards honor three artists across two divisions, one for students and one for professionals, amateurs, and emerging creators, with a panel of three local judges to be announced. In addition, a scholarship will support a deserving Delray Beach high school art student as they prepare for college. The event draws over 200 attendees and helps fuel the local creative community.

Hot Brass salutes the music of Chicago and Earth, Wind & Fire on the big stage at Galuppi's. This outdoor show blends soaring vocals, a grooving pro band, and a fiery horn section for a lively night beneath the stars, set against the greens. General admission is $10.

At Arts Garage, Beautiful Loser delivers a full-scale concert tribute to Bob Seger, presented courtesy of Tom Porter. Drawing on a catalog that has sold more than 75 million albums and earned a place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the show highlights favorites like Turn the Page, Old Time Rock and Roll, and Against the Wind with the drive and feeling of Seger’s famed live performances. The band is led by Ken Hurley, a Kentucky-born vocalist and Marine veteran who began singing as a child in his family’s group and became a stalwart of the South Florida scene as the frontman of Florida-based Shovelhead. Founders also include guitarist Lou Piccinetti, a lifelong music educator and South Florida veteran known for work with Soulshine, Yacht Rock, One Hit Wonders, and Stall 4, along with bassist and manager Tom Porter, a Long Island native associated with Allman Revival, Yacht Rock, One Hit Wonders, Eagles Revival, and multiple original bands. On stage, Hurley handles lead vocals, Piccinetti is on lead guitar, Tim D’Andrea adds guitar and vocals, Scott Sherman covers guitar, piano, and vocals, JC Vasquez is on keys, Porter anchors the bass, Ron Nordwall brings the sax, and Hank Riesco drives the drums, creating a faithful, high-energy celebration of Seger’s music.

Set beneath the night sky in Delray Beach, Oceans & Roses features live music from Elton Dan and the Rocket Band, a nationwide touring tribute to Elton John. The evening brings together music, community, and heart while benefiting children and families affected by cystic fibrosis. A spirited performance inspired by Elton John sets the tone for a meaningful celebration with purpose.

A playful lock-and-key mixer for South Florida singles ages 30 to 55 invites mingling through a simple twist. Women are given locks and men receive keys, then participants circulate to see which pairings connect. Matching earns prize tickets, but the main appeal is meeting a wide range of new people. Attendees can expect to encounter roughly two to five dozen potential opposite-gender matches, with conversations that last as long as they feel natural rather than rotating on a strict timer like speed dating. This is the original, trademarked Lock & Key singles event that has been bringing people together since 2001, with coverage from outlets including Bravo, BBC, CNN, CBS, Axios, Miami New Times, NPR Marketplace, The Wall Street Journal, TLC’s 90 Day Fiancé The Single Life, Tampa Bay Times, Citylink, Essence, Best of Baltimore, Chicago Tribune, Woman’s World Magazine, and many others. The format acts as an easy icebreaker, whether the aim is to make friends, find a spark, unwind after the week, or kick off a night out.

At Arts Garage, bandleader Dick Lowenthal brings his big band with vocalist Lisanne Lyons for a concert honoring a century of landmark jazz arranging. The program highlights works associated with Duke Ellington through the pens of Billy Strayhorn and Mary Lou Williams, charts crafted by Fletcher Henderson for Benny Goodman, and classics tied to Count Basie via Frank Foster and Billy Byers, alongside selections connected to Gerry Mulligan, Bob Mintzer, Toshiko Akiyoshi, and Gil Evans. The ensemble features standout jazz musicians from South Florida. Lowenthal’s resume includes performances with Ella Fitzgerald, Clark Terry, Nancy Wilson, Mel Tormé, Tony Bennett, and Cher. He led the Glenn Miller Orchestra’s Special Unit for a decade with appearances at the Tony Awards and international tours that reached Poland, Paris, Japan, South America, and Crystal Cruises, and he has conducted concerts with Wynton Marsalis, Phil Woods, Gerry Mulligan, Paquito D’Rivera, and Cyrille Aimée. A veteran educator, he founded the jazz program at the Manhattan School of Music, directed its award-winning jazz orchestra, held national leadership roles in jazz education, chaired the Arts Garage board, and created the Jazz and Java adult education series, a unique program in Florida. Lyons, a Miami-based singer, pianist, and arranger, has collaborated with Arturo Sandoval, Natalie Cole, Bobby McFerrin, and George Benson. She began her professional career at 17 as a featured vocalist with three U.S. Air Force bands and later earned graduate degrees from the University of Miami Frost School of Music. Her performances span the United States, Europe, Canada, Japan, and South America with renowned orchestras, big bands, and jazz ensembles. As an educator and clinician, she helped build acclaimed jazz vocal programs at Virginia Tech and Florida International University, where students and ensembles earned national recognition including DownBeat Student Music Awards. Her recordings include Right as the Rain, Smile, and May I Come In. Tickets are released first to Platinum, Diamond, and Gold annual members, with a public on-sale to follow.

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

Dirty Faced Kid brings a feel-good classic rock show to Galuppi's, drawing on decades of anthems that connect across generations. The Palm Beach County group covers favorites from the 60s through the 90s and beyond, with a set that can include artists like Led Zeppelin, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Blink-182, The Offspring, and Quiet Riot. Expect a lively mix of sing-alongs and high-energy tunes. Admission is free.

The 807 Band fires up Galuppi’s with a spirited mix of classic rock, blues, and contemporary favorites. Based in South Florida, the group is known for precision playing, standout vocals, and a stage presence that keeps the dance floor moving and the sing-alongs loud. With deep ties to the local scene and a devoted following, they deliver a blend of fresh energy and nostalgic appeal suited to everything from intimate bar sets to big festival stages. Admission is free.

Lionel Bart's Oliver! debuted on Broadway in 1963, playing 774 performances and receiving three Tony Awards. The score includes songs like Food, Glorious Food, Consider Yourself, and As Long As He Needs Me. It stands as an expansive, enduring musical in the classic Broadway tradition.

Bounce brings an upbeat mix of dance music along with well-known rock and pop, creating a feel-good atmosphere that keeps people dancing. From South Florida, the band has been entertaining audiences since 2009 with a lively, crowd-pleasing show. General admission is $10.

Experience the music of Queen in a candlelit setting at St. Gregory's Episcopal Church in Boca Raton, where the Listeso String Quartet offers a classical tribute bathed in a warm glow. The program features favorites such as I Want to Break Free, We Will Rock You, Somebody to Love, Radio Ga Ga, Don't Stop Me Now, Killer Queen, Who Wants to Live Forever, Bohemian Rhapsody, Love of My Life, We Are the Champions, and Another One Bites the Dust. This is a tribute concert and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artist, their estate, or official representatives. The performance lasts 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the music begins, and there is no entry after the start. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating is assigned on a first come basis within each seating zone.

WRECKTIFIER brings a rock performance to Cheers Food & Spirits in Fort Lauderdale.

Galuppi's hosts a rock and new wave double feature as two tribute acts share one stage for a night of sing-along favorites. Jaded channels Aerosmith with the swagger, signature scarves, and big-stage sound behind Dream On, Walk This Way, and Sweet Emotion. Shake It Up celebrates The Cars with synth-driven hits like Just What I Needed, My Best Friend's Girl, and Drive. Enjoy waterfront views along with a full dinner menu and specialty cocktails. Table reservations are recommended for this double-header.

New York based stand-up Natalie Cuomo performs at The Studio at Mizner Park. Her debut album, Shut Up You Loved It, debuted at number one on the iTunes comedy chart. She was selected as a Comics to Watch at the New York Comedy Festival in 2023 and reached the finals of the festival’s New York’s Funniest competition in 2024. Her comedy has been spotlighted by New York Magazine, the LA Times, Time Out New York, and Inked Magazine, and she appeared on season 16 of Ink Master: No More Ink! on Paramount+. Online, she engages a community of more than 2.4 million followers and has surpassed 100 million views across social media. She also streams on Twitch, bringing together comedy fans and gamers, which has led to partnerships with Amazon Gaming, Mejuri Jewelry, Monster Energy, and others. Ticket availability includes a public onsale and a studio presale.

Expect an energetic rock performance from Aces & Kings that will get you moving.

The Sazón Latin Food Festival is an annual, family-friendly outdoor celebration of Latin cuisine at Pompano Beach Brewing Company. The event features Latin music, drinks, and a curated mix of vendors serving flavors from the Caribbean, Central America, and South America, including desserts. Entry requires a ticket or RSVP. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Vegetarian and vegan options will be available, and gluten-free selections vary by vendor. Children are welcome, and pets should remain at home unless the venue states otherwise. Attendees consent to photography and video, and all sales are final.

The first-ever Delray Tribute Festival showcases SpiderCherry, Turnstiles with a salute to the music of Billy Joel, Infinity as a Journey tribute band, The Expanding Man, Miami Sound Revue, and Larry Johnson's Essence Of Motown and Earth, Wind and Fire. The lineup centers on music by Billy Joel and Journey alongside Motown and the songs of Earth, Wind and Fire.

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Rock of ABBA brings a live tribute to the legendary songs of ABBA, delivering a concert packed with the band’s biggest hits. This new South Florida based group features Rina Miranda on lead vocals as Agnetha and Jill Minor on lead vocals as Frida, with Brev Sullivan on guitar and vocals, Crystal Fawn on bass and vocals, and Eddie Gresely on drums and vocals. General admission is $10. Table reservations are recommended and allow you to choose your own seats for parties of up to six. Guests without a reservation are seated on a first come, first served basis. Outside food, beverages, and lawn chairs are not permitted.

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

The ShinDig Trio performs at Deck 84 in Delray Beach, Florida. The venue is praised for friendly staff, tasty food, standout views, and a strong appreciation for good music.

The Original Studio 54 Band delivers a high energy celebration of disco with an 11 piece lineup featuring a vibrant horn section, sizzling guitars, a funky rhythm section, and soulful singers. Expect faithful renditions of favorites by Earth, Wind & Fire, Chic, Donna Summer, the Bee Gees, KC and the Sunshine Band, and more, all performed with the sparkle and groove that defined the era. It is built for lifelong fans of 70s hits as well as newcomers discovering these classics, with a set crafted to keep the dance floor moving and voices singing along. General admission is $10.

At Arts Garage, Greggie and the Jets presents a salute to Elton John’s classic era, performed with the energy and feel of his original concerts. Originating in Central Florida and touring nationally, the band offers faithful renditions of beloved singles alongside deeper album tracks for dedicated fans. Led by pianist and vocalist Greg “Greggie” Vadimsky in the Elton John role, the group features Brian Arnold on drums and vocals, Patrick Green on keyboards and vocals, Jeff Bazemore on guitar and vocals, and Steve Caropolli on bass. Following original arrangements to capture the signature sound and emotion, the performance encourages plenty of singing and dancing. Tickets are available to Platinum, Diamond, and Gold annual members, with public sales to follow.

Celtic supporters from around the world come together for a six-night Caribbean sailing aboard Celebrity Silhouette, departing from Fort Lauderdale and visiting Cozumel, Roatán, and Costa Maya before returning to the starting port. The cruise combines football-focused programming, live music, and fan-centered activities, and there is also a pre-cruise hotel in Fort Lauderdale. Confirmed guest Kris Commons, a celebrated Celtic figure, will be on board for question and answer sessions, meet and greets, photo opportunities, and to share stories from one of the club’s most successful modern eras. Confirmed live entertainment includes Derm Farrell, originally from Dublin and based in the United States, whose extensive North American touring and performances with artists such as George Murphy and The Kingfishers have made him a familiar presence in the Northeast Irish-American music scene and Celtic club circuit. His strong vocals and engaging stage presence set the tone for an energetic atmosphere throughout the voyage. Throughout the trip, attendees can expect dedicated Q&A opportunities, meet and greets, live Irish music, Celtic fan events, exclusive merchandise, themed nights, and time with fellow Hoops supporters amid Caribbean destinations. Additional entertainment and special guests will be announced.

Arts Garage presents a high-energy tribute to Blake Shelton from Blake Country, a Florida band that recreates the superstar’s hits with sharp musicianship, humor, and lively stagecraft. Led by vocalist and acoustic guitarist TJ Cronin with Steve Czmyr on bass, Anthony Pangilinan on lead guitar, and Carson Martin on drums, the group channels the look, sound, and spirit of the original artist. Expect a family friendly, all ages concert filled with favorites like God’s Country, Honey Bee, Ol Red, Home, Boys Round Here, God Gave Me You, and more.

Gather for a CRA social focused on connection and helpful information. Meet CRA staff, learn what CRAs are, hear about upcoming projects, and explore ways the CRA supports small businesses, including funding assistance and leasing opportunities. The goal is to connect with more people from the Delray Beach community. Light refreshments are provided. Hosted at the Edmonds Baine Building on the second floor.

The MTVJ’s bring a live celebration of the MTV-fueled 1980s, spotlighting the moment when music television and video jockeys changed the course of American pop culture. The show revisits the era’s biggest hits with an upbeat, interactive vibe that invites dancing, clapping, twisting, and plenty of movement for a feel-good dose of nostalgia. Admission is free.

Experience the music of Fleetwood Mac by candlelight at St. Gregory's Episcopal Church. This live tribute presents an intimate, multi-sensory performance featuring favorites such as Everywhere, Gypsy, You Make Loving Fun, Never Going Back Again, Don't Stop, Gold Dust Woman, Go Your Own Way, Landslide, Songbird, Rhiannon, and The Chain. The concert runs 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the start, and late entry is not permitted. Guests must be at least 8 years old, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue meets ADA accessibility standards. Seating is allocated within each zone in order of arrival. This event is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, their estate, or official representatives.

Turnstiles brings the music of Billy Joel to Galuppi's with a show that honors the songwriter’s classic catalog. Touring since 2011, the band has performed for tens of thousands of fans across the United States and earned strong praise along the way. Widely regarded as one of the top Billy Joel tribute acts, they deliver faithful versions of the hits that satisfy even the most devoted listeners. General admission is $10.

Arts Garage presents a milestone evening as CeCe Teneal marks a decade of honoring Aretha Franklin with a high-energy tribute that blends beloved hits and lesser-known gems. The concert revisits highlights from the Queen of Soul’s five-decade legacy, with selections such as Respect, Think, Chain of Fools, (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman, Rock Steady, Freeway of Love, and Until You Come Back to Me (That’s What I’m Gonna Do). An acclaimed vocalist and performer, Teneal has earned four Independent Music Awards nominations and captured Best Gospel Song and Best R&B Album in 2011, along with Best Soul/Funk/Fusion Song in 2018. Her resume also includes the Touch the Mic “Muse” Award, the Orlando Music Trailblazer Award, and a Citrus Bowl halftime headlining appearance. A presenter from the Dr. Phillips Center in Orlando has praised the production for its powerful emotional connection. Known for a global touring footprint and for sharing stages with Buddy Guy, B.B. King, Joe Cocker, and Fantasia, Teneal brings both artistry and heart to this celebration of Aretha’s timeless music. She appears with Darrius Jamar as musical director and Jessica Sweet and Naderje StHilaire on background vocals. Ticket access begins with Platinum, Diamond, and Gold annual members, with public availability following.

Rubixx brings a high-energy night of 80s hits to Sharkey’s Bar & Grill in celebration of Rob’s 62nd birthday. Expect great music, lively vibes, and plenty of celebration from start to finish.

Santa is stopping by Art Paper Scissors for a festive painting session where kids create a Christmas-themed artwork and take turns visiting with him. A photo spot will be set up so families can snap their own pictures, and each child will have an unhurried, personal moment with Santa. The cost is $55 per child. A parent stays to paint together and capture photos. Time slots sold out quickly last year, so early registration is encouraged.

The Everything Social Work Annual Holiday Party is an in-person get-together for the social work community, offering festive vibes, friendly faces, and a relaxed setting. Expect opportunities to network or simply unwind, with snacks on hand and plenty of laughter. It is a chance to share holiday cheer and create memorable moments with fellow professionals.

Galuppi's welcomes Southern Blood, a leading American Southern rock cover band from South Florida made up of five veteran musicians. Drawing on decades of experience, they deliver a high-impact show that channels the defiant spirit and grit of the genre’s trailblazers. The set highlights cornerstone tracks from Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Allman Brothers, and other favorites, performed with road-tested chops and a commitment to authenticity. Expect a lively tribute to classic rock’s outlaw roots and a Southern rock experience that keeps fans coming back.

Arts Garage hosts a 10th anniversary celebration of CeCe Teneal’s acclaimed tribute, PORTRAIT OF ARETHA, honoring the Queen of Soul with a powerhouse concert. Teneal brings her own style to both fan favorites and deep cuts from Aretha Franklin’s 50 year career that garnered 18 Grammy Awards, with selections that can include Think, Respect, Freeway of Love, Chain of Fools, (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman, Rock Steady, and Until You Come Back to Me. An award winning vocalist, Teneal has earned four Independent Music Award nominations and has taken home honors for Best Gospel Song, Best R&B Album, and Best Soul/Funk/Fusion Song. Additional recognition includes the Touch the Mic “Muse” Award, the Orlando Music Trailblazer Award, and serving as the halftime headliner for the Citrus Bowl. Her career has spanned performances in more than 55 countries, opening slots for icons such as Buddy Guy, B.B. King, Joe Cocker, and Fantasia, and engagements at performing arts centers across the United States as well as on luxury cruise lines. She is also celebrated for community leadership, including board service with arts and health organizations, directing entertainment for Fusion Fest with artists representing over 110 countries, founding Brown Girls Sing to uplift young vocalists, receiving a day proclaimed in her honor by Orlando and Orange County leadership, and being recognized by the Orlando Magic as a Diversity Game Changer for her philanthropic work. On stage for this celebration are CeCe Teneal on vocals with Musical Director Darrius Jamar, joined by Jessica Sweet and Naderje StHilaire on background vocals. Tickets are released first to Platinum, Diamond, and Gold annual members, followed by public on sale.

Explore a green market featuring arts and crafts, plus other offerings to discover.

PBS-TV star Chris Ruggiero brings a festive concert to The Studio at Mizner Park with two performances celebrating the season. The show features favorites from his Christmas album, including “Sleigh Ride” and “Christmas (Baby Please Come Home),” along with selections from his four earlier albums, all presented in his classic style. He appears with the Winter Wonderland Orchestra for a holiday program filled with nostalgic melodies and lively arrangements.

Majesty of Rock delivers a tribute to the music of Journey and Styx, spotlighting Journey’s Steve Perry era and the distinctive vocals of Dennis DeYoung and Tommy Shaw. Fronted by John D’Agostino and backed by a five-member band, the show unfolds with views of the Pompano Greens. General admission is $10.

At Arts Garage, Eagles Revival delivers a tribute to The Eagles with an eight-piece lineup and five vocalists who focus on the band’s hallmark harmonies and faithful arrangements. The concert is presented by Tom Porter, founder, manager and bassist of Eagles Revival, a Long Island native and longtime Florida resident known at Arts Garage for creating shows such as Yacht Rock, One Hit Wonders, and tributes to The Allman Brothers and Bob Seger. Musical director and guitarist Lou Piccinetti collaborates closely with Porter, while vocalist and guitarist Fred Ferrese brings years of partnership with them. Lead vocalist Fred Moore serves as vocal director, shaping the rich four and five part harmonies at the heart of the show. The lineup features Fred Ferrese on vocals and guitar, Tim D'Andrea on vocals and guitar, Fred Moore on vocals and keys, Scott Sherman on vocals, guitar and keys, Cory Bickford on vocals, guitar and keys, Lou Piccinetti on guitar, Tom Porter on bass, and Hank Riesco on drums. Tickets are available first to Platinum, Diamond and Gold annual members, followed by public availability.

True Rumours brings a definitive tribute to Fleetwood Mac to Galuppi’s, showcasing well known local performers in the band’s classic roles. Lindsay Giova embodies Stevie Nicks, Eddie Jelley steps in as Lindsey Buckingham, Larry Quadagno takes on Mick Fleetwood, Mike “Slappy” Hornstein covers John McVie, and Linda Cusumano performs the keyboard parts of Christine McVie. General admission is $10.

At Arts Garage, an eight-piece, concert-level ensemble pays tribute to The Eagles with a focus on the band’s hallmark harmonies. With five vocalists, Eagles Revival presents accurate renditions featuring layered four and five-part vocals that highlight the songs audiences know so well. Presented courtesy of Tom Porter, the founder, manager, and bassist, the show brings together musicians who have collaborated extensively and are well known to this stage. Tom Porter, a Long Island native and 20-year Florida resident, has produced multiple Arts Garage programs, including Yacht Rock, One Hit Wonders, and tributes to The Allman Brothers and Bob Seger. Musical Director and guitarist Lou Piccinetti, a lifelong guitar teacher, works closely with Porter across several concert projects. Vocal Director Fred Moore, an accomplished lead singer and veteran of the Florida music scene, oversees the intricate harmonies. Longtime collaborator and Eagles devotee Fred Ferrese contributes vocals and guitar alongside the ensemble. The full lineup features Fred Ferrese on vocals and guitar, Tim D’Andrea on vocals and guitar, Fred Moore on vocals and keys, Scott Sherman on vocals, guitar, and keys, Cory Bickford on vocals, guitar, and keys, Lou Piccinetti on guitar, Tom Porter on bass, and Hank Riesco on drums. Ticket access opens first to Platinum, Diamond, and Gold annual members, followed by a public on-sale.

A touring tribute celebrates Donna Summer and friends with a performance honoring their legacy. This showcase pays homage to the artists at the center of the celebration.

Good Bread brings a blues rock tribute set that celebrates artists like Tedesci Trucks, Marcus King, The Allman Brothers, and Janis Joplin. The lineup features a tight rhythm section, a father and son guitar duo, and a charismatic lead vocalist. Admission is free, and table reservations are available.

St. Gregory's Episcopal Church sets the scene in Boca Raton for an intimate candlelit concert where a string quartet brings holiday favorites to life. The 60 minute program may include Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy from The Nutcracker by Tchaikovsky, Greensleeves, Carol of the Bells, O Holy Night, O Tannenbaum, We Wish You a Merry Christmas, Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!, Feliz Navidad by José Feliciano, Jingle Bells, Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree by Brenda Lee, Love Is All Around by Wet Wet Wet, Let It Go from Frozen, Once Upon a December from Anastasia by Stephen Flaherty, Maestro from The Holiday by Hans Zimmer, It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas by Michael Bublé, Last Christmas by Wham!, and All I Want for Christmas Is You by Mariah Carey. Doors open 45 minutes before the music begins and there is no late entry once the performance starts. Within each zone, seats are assigned on a first come, first served basis. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant.

Enjoy a night beneath the sky as Hot Brass honors the legendary catalogs of Chicago and Earth, Wind & Fire. Expect commanding vocals, a tight and funky pro band, and a blazing horn section that keeps the energy high and the dancing going. The performance takes place on Galuppi’s large stage with the greens as a scenic backdrop. General admission is $10, and table reservations are available.

The Allman Revival delivers a faithful celebration of the Allman Brothers Band, performed by an eight-piece ensemble with a deep connection to the songs that launched the group’s legacy. The show leans into early-era favorites, with classics such as Ramblin’ Man, Melissa, Blue Sky, Statesboro Blues and Whipping Post. Presented courtesy of Tom Porter. Tickets are released first to Platinum, Diamond and Gold annual members, followed by public on-sale. Founding vocalist Ken Hurley brings Kentucky roots and a church-choir foundation to a voice honed across South Florida projects, including Beautiful Loser and collaborations with Lou Piccinetti and Tom Porter in Wildwood and Stray Dogs. Piccinetti is a versatile South Florida guitarist known for work with Yacht Rock, One Hit Wonders, Beautiful Loser, Wildwood, Stray Dogs and Piece, an instrumental salute to the Beatles. Porter anchors the bass and manages multiple tribute projects, while also contributing to Phil Varca & The SlamJammers and original Florida outfits Atomic Fly and The Stiff, as well as operating Great Tribute Bands. The youngest member, Cory Bickford, handles the signature keyboard parts at the heart of this music and also performs with Yacht Rock, One Hit Wonders, Beautiful Loser, Stray Dogs and the progressive group State Of Flux. Completing the lineup are guitarist Tim D’Andrea, pianist and vocalist Hayden Greyson, drummer Hank Riesco and percussionist Evan Kline.