Family events in Doral, FL

A hands-on graffiti drawing class in Wynwood invites kids to explore street art alongside local artists. Young participants build core skills in stylized lettering, character design, shading, and thoughtful color choices while discovering how these elements come together in expressive pieces. The atmosphere encourages creativity and confidence. Children learn about the history and culture of graffiti, study techniques used by street artists, and practice with markers to create original artwork they can take home. The Museum of Graffiti, situated in the heart of Wynwood, is highlighted as a space dedicated to preserving and celebrating this art form, and the class provides a meaningful way for kids to connect with a distinctive part of Miami’s cultural landscape. This project is supported by PATH: Preserving, Archiving & Teaching Hiphop, Inc., the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs and the Cultural Affairs Council, and the Miami-Dade County Mayor and Board of County Commissioners.

Arrive early at Fruit & Spice Park. The first 50 ticketed guests to enter receive a complimentary Fruit & Spice Park branded seed matchbook, a small keepsake to help start a garden at home. Spend the day with friends and family exploring the grounds, sampling unique flavors, and enjoying the natural setting. Availability is limited to the first 50 entrants, so early arrivals have the best chance. Please note that pets and large coolers are not allowed.

MODS hosts a monthly sensory friendly morning with free admission, opening the Museum early before regular hours and concluding with an IMAX film. Interactive activities throughout the Museum encourage social connection and help build sensory processing and regulation skills in a welcoming environment. Theater settings are adjusted for comfort... brighter lights, lower volume, all films shown in 2D and no trailers. Guests may move around, sing, dance and bring comfort items such as snacks, blankets and small personal belongings. Preregistration is required. Sponsored by ABA Centers of Florida and Fifth Third Bank. Film selections are subject to change.

A local Pokemon Trading Card Game event in Miami with no entry fee. Packs are included in prizing, and participants also receive packs for taking part.

Bring postcards, magnets, or stickers to exchange at the Carnival Miami Cruise Terminal. The idea grew from a recent 10-day cruise where swapping small souvenirs led to new friendships and even professional connections. This meetup centers on sharing where everyone is from and building connections through simple trades. Valeska, originally from Costa Rica and living in Austin, Texas, will be traveling with her daughters and granddaughter while celebrating her birthday and looks forward to meeting many new friends.

Shake up your week with a Tuesday trivia night that invites you to team up and compete for prizes. Enjoy half-off draft beer and wine, and kids eat free. For details, ask a team member.

This free local Pokemon Trading Card Game event in Miami welcomes players to meet up and play. There is no entry fee, and packs are provided both for participating and as prizes.

Steak Night at Arrant-Smith VFW Post 4127 offers a casual, welcoming evening over a great meal. At “The Friendly Post” in Homestead, neighbors, veterans, families, and friends connect with people from the Upper Keys and throughout South Florida. Whether stopping by to unwind after work or seeking a spot for good conversation and camaraderie, this gathering centers on community fellowship and social connection.

Village Art Bites turns the Village Art Plaza into a hub of flavor and fun, with food trucks serving a broad selection of savory bites and sweet treats from standout vendors.

At Colorful Cute in The Shops at Sunset Place, this monthly gathering centers on trading small collectibles. Attendees bring a curated selection of items to swap, including blind box figures, plushies, and trading cards. Popular choices include Sonny Angels, Smiskis, Pokémon cards, tokidoki, and small Sanrio pieces. Tables are provided for trading, but space is limited, so participants are encouraged to bring only a small amount and to circulate to meet fellow collectors. People may arrive and depart throughout the event. No sellers are allowed.