Events in Fort Lauderdale, FL

At the Greater Fort Lauderdale / Broward County Convention Center, the IFA World Franchise Show brings together more than 300 franchise brands from around the world in one place. Attendees can explore paths to business ownership, compare concepts, and identify a franchise that fits their goals. Opportunities span many sectors, including food, fitness, education, and health. The show welcomes over 5,000 prospective franchisees who are ready to take the next step in their franchising journey, creating a dynamic setting for conversations, guidance, and discovery.

Set sail with Rhonda Hilburn for a laid back weekend cruise to Nassau in the Bahamas, highlighted by a full day at sea devoted to scrapbooking. The ship departs from Fort Lauderdale, Florida aboard Jewel of the Seas. Each participant receives four 12-by-12 layout kits from Rhonda, and the trip centers on scrapbooking throughout. Rhonda will be on hand to offer guidance with page kits, which can be completed at your own pace. Every crafter has a dedicated table available for the entire cruise.

Viernes Musicales is a free Latin music concert series at Riverland Park that brings live bands, dance-ready rhythms, and a lively community vibe to the outdoors. Pack a chair or blanket, bring a few snacks, and invite family and friends to enjoy the show. This edition features Mikey’s Hotswing Latin Band, and the series continues on select Friday nights with performers such as Sabor Latino.

Experience a candlelit tribute to The Beatles at The Sanctuary Church in Fort Lauderdale, where a live string ensemble brings beloved songs to life in an intimate, multi-sensory setting. The Collins Quartet performs a 60 minute program featuring favorites such as I Want To Hold Your Hand, Penny Lane, Strawberry Fields, Come Together, Here Comes the Sun, Help!, Eleanor Rigby, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Helter Skelter, Blackbird, A Day in the Life, Yesterday, and Let It Be. Doors open 60 minutes before the performance, and there is no entry after the music begins. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone. The venue is ADA compliant. Recommended for ages 8 and older, with anyone under 16 required to attend with an adult. This is a tribute event honoring the music of The Beatles and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, their estate, or official representatives.

The Original Studio 54 Band brings the disco era roaring back with an electrifying 11-piece lineup. Tight horns, sizzling guitar, grooving bass, and soulful vocals power faithful renditions of dance-floor hits by Earth, Wind & Fire, Chic, Donna Summer, the Bee Gees, KC and the Sunshine Band, and more. Whether you grew up with 70s Top 40 or are discovering these classics for the first time, this upbeat show is crafted to keep everyone moving and singing along. General admission is $10.

Practice yoga beneath the Australian pines near the pier in Dania with a mix of neighbors and visitors. Facilitators offer empathetic, attentive guidance that supports connection of mind, body, and spirit. Many participants like to arrive early for a relaxed bike ride or walk along the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk, from north of North Beach Park to the Dania Beach Pier, before settling in. The session welcomes everyone, including families, and some enjoy a refreshing swim afterward. Please remember to pay for parking upon arrival.

Set beside the shoreline at Las Olas Oceanside Park, this open air marketplace pairs sea breezes with a lively mix of homemade and handcrafted goods. Visitors can browse farm fresh produce and fruit, savor global flavors and made to order bites, and find distinctive pieces for the closet and home decor. The roster of local vendors changes from week to week, bringing something new each time. Tastes and sips come from Alex’s Food Shop, Coco Market, Cool Pineapple, Fresh Organics & More, JC Beans Cafe, Mukie The Muffin Cookie, Pepe’s Neapolitan Pizza, Saucy Lips Tacos, and Sweet Blendz Acai. Bath, body, and home finds include Glass House Glassware, Handmade by Gachy, Picture Perfect Magnet Co, Pixel Print Studio, Readings by Joanne, Seascape Designs, Secret Studio Miami, and YH Pottery. Clothing and accessories are represented by 3rd Reef Line, Beuyancy, Elefante, Erena’s Closet, Espíritu Libre Pasión, Linen by MIKO, Nane, Paz Y Luna, and YN Accessories. Fine and fashion jewelry selections feature Axcessorybar, Bella’s Chakra Shop, Bella You, Ginger Brie, iWEAR …do you?, Petey’s Jewels, Selva & Co., Silver Edge Las Olas, and Silvia Iglesias Permanent Jewelry. Parking is available at the Las Olas Beach Garage.

Unwind with a gentle Hatha yoga class on the sand at Ocean Manor Beach Resort, where movement, breath, and the ocean setting come together in a relaxed atmosphere. The session welcomes all experience levels and invites you to practice at a pace that suits you. An experienced instructor offers clear, accessible guidance through light stretching, simple breathwork, and mindful movement while the sound of the waves provides a calming backdrop. Class closes with a soothing meditation accompanied by sound bowls, helping you finish feeling renewed and relaxed. Bring water, sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses, a yoga mat or a roomy beach blanket, and a towel. A swimsuit is useful if you plan to take a dip afterward, and an open mind is encouraged. Meet directly on the beach behind the resort by walking through the hotel, passing the tiki bar, and taking the white stairs to the right. The class fee is $20.

Spend the weekend at MODS diving into squishy science. Curious kids and the young at heart experiment with textures, mixtures, and reactions through playful, hands-on activities that embrace the mess. Stretch, swirl, and splat homemade slime, then peer at its secrets under a microscope. Meet live creatures that dig, crawl, and ooze their way through life, adding a wild twist to the experience. It is a full month of gooey exploration and animal encounters designed for all ages. Included with regular museum admission.

Serenity Restored brings wellness and beauty together in a thoughtful setting that invites a slower pace while staying connected to self-care. Participants can recharge through movement sessions such as yoga or Pilates, take part in hands-on self-care activations, and meet curated wellness and beauty vendors. The experience also offers chances to explore products and services that support well-being, along with calm, grounding spaces that create moments worth capturing. It is designed to help each person pause, explore, and personalize their own reset.

Enjoy a beach day or stop in for drinks and lunch with Mark Zaden at Deep Oceanfront Bar & Dining at Beachcomber Resort & Club.

Every film submitted by participating teams will be screened at Savor Cinema. This public showcase welcomes the community, with tickets available for purchase. Creatives are encouraged to invite friends and family to attend and celebrate their work. The 48 Hour Film Project is a high pressure challenge, and this event shines a light on the dedication behind each finished film.

Presented by the Association of Performing Arts of India, this concert honors Bharat Ratna recipient and pioneering sitar virtuoso Pandit Ravi Shankar, whose vision brought Indian classical music to audiences around the world. Internationally recognized maestros and devoted disciples come together to explore his expansive repertoire, revealing the tradition's depth, vitality, and spiritual resonance. Listeners can look forward to finely woven musical architecture and imaginative improvisation that recall the qualities that defined his performances across the globe. Featured performers include Pt. Partho Sarothy, Vidushi Mita Nag, Pt. Subhen Chatterjee, Pt. Krishna Mohan Bhatt, George Brooks, Pt. Gourisankar, Dr. S. Ramakrishnan, Sanjay Chandran, Shuchita Rao, Sudhir Limaye, Navaneeth Kumar, and Achint Lehal. The performance will be held at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts.

Vinyl Highway brings a high-energy night of classic rock and 80s favorites, covering well-known hits from the 70s, 80s and beyond. This South Florida all-star cover band features Frank Vestry on vocals, Cary “Keyz” Nicolo on keys and vocals, Chris Piquette on guitar and vocals, Richie Vega on bass, and Alex Giacari on drums, delivering polished harmonies, driving rhythms, and a lively stage presence. General admission is $10.

Drift across calm water by moonlight as the full moon lights your route on a nighttime kayak tour. Every outing feels different with the changing seasons and lunar phases, so no two paddles are the same. It suits a relaxing evening on the water as well as a memorable adventure with friends and family. Select tours align with lunar highlights such as the Blue Moon, Strawberry Moon, Supermoon, Sturgeon Moon, and Harvest Moon. Availability is limited, and advance reservations are recommended. Details about launch schedules, pricing, and booking will be shared for each outing.

Breakout 63 brings The Last Territory back to the CCW Arena in Pompano Beach, Florida. Focused on the future of Coastal Championship Wrestling, the event spotlights rising athletes and puts the next generation of CCW talent center stage.

The MKT at Las Olas Oceanside Park offers ocean views and a relaxed seaside vibe while you explore a broad mix of homemade and handmade goods. Browse fresh produce and fruit, global flavors, made to order bites, and distinctive pieces to wear or use to refresh your home. Food and drink purveyors include Alex’s Food Shop, Coco Market, Cool Pineapple, Fresh Organics & More, JC Beans Cafe, Jamaica House Brand, Mukie The Muffin Cookie, Pepe’s Neapolitan Pizza, Saucy Lips Tacos, and Sweet Blendz Acai. Bath, body, and home creators feature Glass House Glassware, Handmade by Gachy, Picture Perfect Magnet Co, Pixel Print Studio, Readings by Joanne, Seascape Designs, Secret Glow Studio, and YH Pottery. Fashion finds come from 3rd Reef Line, Beuyancy, Elefante, Erena’s Closet, Eslee, Espíritu Libre Pasión, Goalden Swimwear, Linen by MIKO, Nane, OMA EM, Paz Y Luna, and YN Accessories. Jewelry options range from Axcessorybar, Bella’s Chakra Shop, Bella You, Ginger Brie, iWEAR …do you?, Petey’s Jewels, Selva & Co., Silver Edge Las Olas, and Silvia Iglesias Permanent Jewelry. The marketplace lineup changes regularly. For the latest vendor list, check the event’s Facebook page.

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.

An oceanfront wedding showcase at Oceanic Pompano Beach designed for couples planning their celebration. Explore private event spaces and connect with a curated selection of preferred vendors covering florals, photography, and more. Gather ideas, ask questions, and imagine your day coming to life. A complimentary glass of bubbly upon arrival and light bites create a relaxed, coastal setting for conversations with industry professionals. Whether beginning the planning journey or finalizing details, this event offers inspiration by the sea.

A free, in-person expressive art therapy support and social group designed for LGBTQ+ adults 55 and older. Hosted by SunServe, this weekly gathering blends creative activities with conversation to foster connection and community in a caring, judgment-free setting. Participants can explore art, share life experiences, and build relationships with peers. All art materials are provided, and a minimum four-week commitment is requested.

Set out from the parking lot at Harry Berry Park for a beachy hash-style adventure led by hares I-10 and Lazy Lay. Expect a playful mix of tailgating, light jogging or determined strolling, plenty of dog energy, and optional swims to nearby reefs. Find the group by the beer flag, bring your own beverages, and feel free to include friendly dogs, kids, and snacks to share. A bonus Guardians Reef swim invites a group dip to explore new nearshore reef sculptures and marine life at roughly ten feet of depth, followed by an easygoing Broadwalk pub crawl as the day winds down. Pack a mask, snorkel, a float, fins if you have them, and reef-safe sunscreen. Participants are responsible for their own safety. Hash, splash, then crawl, with room for that wildcard friend who keeps things interesting.

Hollyweird Hash House Harriers Sunday Funday Hash, also known as H4SF#3, brings a playful mix of tailgating, park hangout time, and a light trail led by hares VC, LL, SP and MM. Expect an easygoing blend of walking or running, social stops for drinks, a chance to swim, and a sunset to wrap it up. It is family and pet friendly, with kids and dogs welcome. Bring your own beverages and some snacks to share, then settle in for a laid back afternoon of nonsense and fun. All paces are welcome, whether you plan to walk, wag, or wobble. ON-ON.

Free Texas Hold'em with the RNR Poker League unfolds at The Federal inside the Baptist Health IcePlex in Fort Lauderdale. There is no buy-in and no registration fee, and all skill levels are welcome in a relaxed setting with friendly, professional dealers. Tips are appreciated. Poker player specials offer 50% off house beers, draft beers, and house wines, and The Federal is located upstairs within the IcePlex. Participants can earn Rock N Roll Poker League points, compete for venue gift cards, and work toward qualifying for a seasonal Main Event featuring over $2,000 in prizes. Enjoy quality food and drinks alongside a lively poker community.

Jukebox Gypsies deliver a high-energy mix of rock and roll favorites from the 60s, 70s, 80s, and beyond, with songs made famous by The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, The Eagles, Neil Young, Santana, The Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and The Marshall Tucker Band. The performance also includes a full Neil Young tribute set presented as Forever Young. Admission is free, and table reservations are available.

A lively Kiss & Tell book club discussion focuses on For Whom the Belle Tolls by Jaysea Lynn, a romantasy that weaves magic, romance, humor, and heart into an adventurous tale. Expect fairy tale touches, sharp banter, and just the right dash of chaos, all supported by enchanting world-building and memorable characters. With a love story that keeps pages turning and a blend of playful charm and genuine feeling, this pick offers lots to explore for fans of fantasy, witty exchanges, and swoon-worthy moments.

Cover around 20 miles at roughly 15 mph with a mid-route break for ice cream at a shop that changes with the chosen route. Please bring lights.

Rodrigo Teaser brings a full-scale Michael Jackson tribute to The Parker, presenting a theatrical concert that mirrors the sound, style, and spectacle of the King of Pop. Born in Brazil and recognized internationally, he has devoted his career to refining vocals, choreography, stagecraft, and visuals. Backed by a live band and a troupe of dancers, the production showcases meticulously recreated choreography and costumes alongside dynamic visual effects, guiding the audience through hits like Billie Jean, Thriller, Smooth Criminal, and Beat It. With more than a decade of sold-out performances across Latin America and Europe, this arena-style show offers an immersive celebration of Michael Jackson’s music and legacy, often cited as the closest experience to seeing him perform live.

Take the mic and sing your favorite songs at Johnny's. The tiki bar is available for drinks while friends gather in a relaxed, music-filled setting.

Stand-up comedian John Crist brings his quick wit, slightly off-kilter observations, and internet-fueled sketches to the Broward Center for the Performing Arts. Known for mixing crowd-ready material with the viral energy that has earned him more than a billion video views and an audience of 8 million, he continues his nationwide John Crist Live tour. Recent highlights include a sold-out night at Nashville's Opry House and the addition of 25 more fall shows, with Pollstar recognizing him among the Top 10 Global Touring Comedians. His latest special, John Crist: Emotional Support, has surpassed 4 million views on YouTube, with clips reaching millions more. He also hosts the pop culture and comedy podcast Net Positive with John Crist and has appeared on programs such as The Tonight Show, Good Morning America, SEC Network, Sherri, CBS Sports, Barstool Sports, and Theo Von's This Past Weekend.

Great White and Slaughter appear at The Parker as part of the Cleveland Clinic Rock Series. Great White, now led by vocalist Brett Carlisle, carries forward a blues-based hard rock sound that has powered the band for more than forty years. The night features favorites like Once Bitten, Twice Shy, Rock Me, Mista Bone, and Save Your Love, songs that helped push worldwide album sales past 10 million. From early shows at the Troubadour to tours across the globe, the group continues to match sharp playing with genuine emotion. Slaughter burst onto the scene in 1990 with Up All Night and Fly to the Angels, launching the multi-platinum debut Stick It to Ya. Additional releases, gold and platinum video milestones, and an American Music Award solidified their profile. Through lineup shifts and loss, the band has continued to tour internationally, share stages with rock heavyweights, and deliver high-energy performances for loyal fans more than three decades on.

Celtic Thunder presents an Irish vocal ensemble and full stage production with a theatrical, wide-ranging style. On tour they perform with the Celtic Thunder Band, delivering a concert that blends elaborate scenic elements inspired by ancient Celtic mythology with vivid visual effects and precise, choreographed movement. Since debuting in 2007, the group has released twelve albums and filmed ten live concerts for DVD, with three of those issued across two parts. This engagement is part of the Mosaic Series.

Hairdaze brings a high energy set of 80s rock to Galuppi's, featuring songs made famous by Guns N' Roses, Bon Jovi, Journey, Def Leppard, Motley Crue, and more. General admission is $10. Table reservations are available.

Enjoy an all levels yoga flow on the green lawn at Las Olas Oceanside Park, set to upbeat music that keeps the energy light and motivating. Expect time to stretch, move, and settle into stillness beneath the palms, with a soothing aromatherapy moment to deepen relaxation. After class, explore The Market at the park and the nearby beach, and browse local food and artisan vendors just steps from Fort Lauderdale Beach. The session is led by Lisa Pumper, E-RYT 500 and YACEP, a longtime instructor and resident teacher at the LOOP, and the founder of Fort Lauderdale Beach Yoga and YCFL. Bring a beach towel or blanket for practice instead of a mat. The class takes place on firm, clean turf that supports smooth movement and balance, and sunglasses can be helpful. RSVP and a participation waiver are required. A cash donation is appreciated but not necessary, and contributions support the teacher, supplies, and the setup team. No one is turned away. Hourly metered parking is available nearby at the Las Olas Beach Parking Garage. Because weather near the shore can shift quickly, the team monitors local conditions and will share alerts if plans change. If a cancellation is needed, attendees are notified as early as possible, typically at least an hour ahead, so please watch for email updates.

The Art of Wine series turns its focus to Australia and New Zealand, following a South America installment curated by Tal Cohen of The Vintage on Harrison. These tastings are popular and often reach capacity quickly. Between events, The Vintage welcomes guests Tuesday through Saturday to explore selections from the cellar and enjoy gourmet bites.

Majesty of Rock presents a tribute to American bands Journey and Styx, capturing the sound and feel of Journey’s Steve Perry years and reflecting the vocal styles of Dennis DeYoung and Tommy Shaw. Led by John D’Agostino and backed by five musicians, the performance takes place with a view of the Pompano Greens. General admission is $10.

This sensory-inclusive performance has been thoughtfully adapted to create a welcoming experience for a wide range of needs. Clifford the Big Red Dog leaps into a new musical comedy that celebrates friendship, imagination, and the power of unconditional love. Emily Elizabeth falls in love with a tiny red puppy who grows to an extraordinary size, leading the family to start fresh on Birdwell Island, where some neighbors are unsure about a house-sized, playful pup. Worried that his bigness might be keeping Emily Elizabeth from making friends, Clifford wishes to be small and spends a day as a little dog. When Emily Elizabeth and her new island pals find themselves in a jam that only a very big red dog can fix, Clifford learns that being exactly who he is makes all the difference.

This performance spotlights horn-driven rock and pop classics, with The Brass Evolution delivering songs popularized in the 70s and 80s by Chicago, Earth, Wind & Fire, Blood, Sweat & Tears, Tower of Power, Average White Band, Kool & The Gang and Chaka Khan. The all-star ensemble features Michaela Paige, a Top 12 finalist from season 3 of NBC’s The Voice, together with former members of Hot Brass Monkey. No entry fee.

CAAMP brings its richly textured folk sound to the Broward Center for the Performing Arts with a performance built on close-knit harmonies, propulsive rhythms, and openhearted songs. Formed by childhood friends Taylor Meier and Evan Westfall, the band weaves folk, Americana, and indie influences into music that feels personal yet expansive. Their storytelling highlights friendship, travel, and self-discovery, and their concerts are known for vibrant energy and a genuine bond with listeners, bolstered by several acclaimed releases and millions of streams. Special guest Whitney joins the bill. In addition, one dollar from every ticket will be donated by Caamp to the Columbus Foundation, a 501(c)(3), in support of the Great Heights Movement created by the band in 2022.

Enjoy live music inside the main restaurant at Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort with the Johnne Sambataro Duo, featuring Johnne and Jason Sambataro. Their show covers beloved songs from the 1960s to today and highlights tunes connected to Johnne Sambataro’s career with artists such as Andy Gibb, The Byrds, Eric Clapton, Dave Mason, Dion, and Firefall. The set also includes familiar favorites from The Beatles, Cream, Steve Miller, The Eagles, Tom Petty, Jimmy Buffett, America, and the Rolling Stones. Expect rich vocal harmonies, an upbeat vibe, and standout guitar solos for a dynamic, versatile night of crowd favorites.

Admission is free for a live performance by The 807 Band, a South Florida rock outfit known for energized shows and a song list that moves from classic rock and blues to current favorites. With strong roots in the local scene, they blend a nostalgic feel with a contemporary spark, powered by tight musicianship, standout vocals, and an engaging stage presence. Expect plenty of chances to sing along, hit the dance floor, and enjoy a set packed with crowd-pleasing tunes.

Rock of ABBA brings a live celebration of ABBA’s greatest hits, performed by a new South Florida tribute group. The lineup features Rina Miranda portraying Agnetha and Jill Minor as Frida, with Brev Sullivan on guitar, Crystal Fawn on bass, and Eddie Gresely on drums, and everyone contributing vocals. General admission is $10. Because this show draws strong interest, table reservations are recommended so you can select seats for parties of up to six per table. Guests without reservations will be seated on a first come, first served basis. Outside food, beverages, and lawn chairs are not allowed.

Jefferson Starship, a standout of 70s and 80s arena rock, comes with a catalog that includes three platinum and eight gold records and a run of Top 40 singles, built on a distinctive blend of psychedelic and progressive rock. For five decades the band has drawn acclaim for high-voltage shows and forward-thinking sound, with enduring favorites such as Jane, Miracles, Find Your Way Back, and Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now connecting with generations of listeners. The current lineup features founding member David Freiberg, drummer Donny Baldwin, keyboardist Chris Smith, lead vocalist Cathy Richardson, and lead guitarist Jude Gold. Presented as part of the Cleveland Clinic Rock Series.

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

Bounce delivers a high energy show packed with dance floor favorites alongside rock and pop hits. Performing around South Florida since 2009, this party band brings upbeat vibes and keeps crowds moving from start to finish. General admission is $10, and table reservations are available.

At Broward Center for the Performing Arts, a concert marks five decades of Tito Nieves’s musical journey. Known as the Pavarotti of Salsa for his clear, powerful voice, the Puerto Rico born artist moved to New York City as a child and began his professional path with Orquesta Cimarrón, later working with Héctor Lavoe, debuting with Johnny Ortiz's Taibori in 1978, and co-founding Conjunto Clásico, where he recorded eight albums before launching a solo career. His solo highlights include gold certifications for Classic and Yo Quiero Cantar, the English-language salsa hit I'll Always Love You, the platinum album Déjame Vivir, and the all-English I Like It Like That, which expanded his reach and included a performance with Stevie Wonder at the Alma Awards. Later releases like Dale Cara a la Vida and Clase Aparte reflect his blend of salsa, pop, and R&B influences. Tickets are available through various presales and a public onsale, including options via Spotify, Ticketmaster, Fan Club, Broward Center, Loud and Live, and Radio, along with a Mother's Day special offer of 25 percent off.

Black Violin’s Be Free Tour delivers a kinetic blend of classical virtuosity and hip-hop grooves that reimagines what string music can be. GRAMMY-nominated duo Wil Baptiste and Kev Marcus shape an uplifting program of soaring melodies, propulsive beats, and themes that champion authenticity and self-expression. More than a concert, this experience spotlights individuality, creativity, and connection, encouraging everyone to feel the unifying power of music together. The group continues to inspire fans around the world while empowering more than 100,000 students each year through the Black Violin Foundation. The evening features support from Braxton Cook and is part of the Mosaic Series.

Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox brings The Future Is Vintage World Tour to the stage for an all ages concert.

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

Toadies bring The Charmer Tour to Revolution Live with special guests Local H and Emily Wolfe. The show is open to attendees of all ages. Please note that the supporting lineup may be updated without advance notice. Ticket options include a general public release as well as presales through the artist, Live Nation, and Bandsintown.

Polyphia brings Tour MMXXVI to War Memorial Auditorium. Tickets will be on sale through SeatGeek, the venue's official ticketing partner for all events.

Arch Enemy and The Black Dahlia Murder bring the Wrath Across North America 2026 tour to Revolution Live at the Backyard, with support from Septicflesh, Crypta, and Thrown Into Exile. This heavy lineup promises a full night of high-energy metal and is open to attendees of all ages. The opening roster may change without advance notice, and the show will go on regardless of weather. Ticket access includes artist, Live Nation, and Knotfest presales, along with a public onsale.

Pump returns to the Hollywood Bandshell with a selection of pop rock cover songs from the 80s, 90s, and today. The lineup features Bill on vocals, David on guitar, Lucci on bass guitar, and Oscar on drums.

Shoot 2 Thrill delivers a high-voltage salute to AC/DC, recreating the band’s signature sound and stage presence with powerful, crowd-charging performances. With more than two decades of experience, the group has toured worldwide, including a USO run supporting service members in Europe and the Middle East, along with extensive shows across the United States. General admission is $10.

Set in Hollywood, Florida at Hollywood North Beach Regional Park, the 8th annual half marathon and 5k traces the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk, an award winning oceanfront promenade lined with shops, restaurants, and entertainment. The route follows the shoreline with views of the Atlantic, finishing close to the sand so it is easy to savor the ocean breeze once the miles are done. Both a half marathon and a 5k are offered, making the event approachable for experienced runners and newcomers alike. Afterward, the area invites exploring with seafood spots and local galleries, the ArtsPark at Young Circle, free live performances at the Hollywood Beach Theater, rides on the open air Hollywood Trolley, and unhurried walks back along the Broadwalk.

The 13th Annual Hollywood Women's Club Charity Golf Tournament brings golfers together on the newly remodeled course at Hollywood Beach Golf Club in a shotgun start format. Teams and individual players can participate, with entry priced at $700 for a foursome or $195 per player. Sponsorship opportunities include the Bougainvillea Sponsor at $850, which provides one complimentary foursome, four contest packages, two hole sponsorship signs, recognition during the awards ceremony, and name placement across print, web, and social media. Duplicate hole sponsorship signs are available for $120.

Enjoy a full day of line dance instruction and social dancing at the Charlotte Burrie Community Center in Pompano Beach. The schedule features beginner and improver lessons in the morning, a midday open dance session, and intermediate and advanced lessons in the afternoon. Dances include classic country western favorites along with today’s popular new routines. Local instructors leading the day are Dawn Musgrave of Dance to Dawn, Chris Peplowski of Pompano Beach, and Sarah Matusik of 26 Degrees. Half day passes are $25 for either the morning or afternoon, and a full day pass is $35. Tickets are available at the door or in advance on EventBrite. For more information, call or text 954-459-1255 or email notagsnorestarts@gmail.com. Participation supports the Broward Gold Coast Down Syndrome Organization.

A playful run and walk at TY Park in Hollywood celebrates rescued animals while raising funds for the Everglades Animals Coalition. Check in at Pavilion 4, add some flair to your outfit, and dress your leashed pet in costume too. Quick-footed participants can kick things off with a warmup hasher dash called Follow the Hare around the park path before the main outing. A guided stretch with Pachi Shanaberger of Prana Yoga helps everyone get ready, followed by a group walk and run around the track. The day wraps up with celebrations, raffles, a costume contest, and awards, with all proceeds benefiting the Everglades Animals Coalition.

An anime-inspired dance party set in a glowing, high-energy rave made for adults. The music mix features EDM, K-pop, hyperpop, and familiar pop hits that keep the dance floor moving. Dressing up is encouraged, with plenty of room to channel favorite characters from across the anime world. The mood is playful and welcoming, inviting everyone to be loud, get a little silly, and express their true self.

The Bango Bango’s bring a high-energy salute to Women in Rock to Galuppi’s, powered by an all-female South Florida band led by vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Astrid Voxx. Their name nods to The Go-Go’s and The Bangles, and the show reaches from the 1960s through today with female-driven anthems and memorable hits. The set features bold renditions tied to Tina Turner, Janis Joplin, Stevie Nicks, Heart, Blondie, Pat Benatar, and Joan Jett, alongside 90s and 2000s favorites from Alanis Morissette, The Cranberries, 4 Non Blondes, Republica, and Paramore. They also put a distinctive spin on tracks by Elle King, Adele, Evanescence, and more, showcasing tight musicianship and powerful vocals. Admission is free. Table reservations are available.

Live Dead & Brothers channels the spirit of psychedelic blues and the formative jam band era by uniting the songbooks of the Grateful Dead and the Allman Brothers Band in one stage experience. Drawn from both bands’ extended musical families, the ensemble focuses on authenticity and deep improvisation, bringing the feel of that groundbreaking period to life. The lineup includes Les Dudek, Berry Duane Oakley, Mark Karan, Pete Lavezzoli, and Scott Guberman, whose collective roots power a set filled with soulful grooves and exploratory jams. Presented as part of the Cleveland Clinic Rock Series.

Bad Reputation brings a high-energy tribute to rock and pop hits powered by female voices, with a set that spans classic anthems and modern favorites. The band covers songs by Blondie, Joan Jett, Madonna, Pat Benatar, the Cranberries, Lita Ford, Miley Curys, Pink, the Donnas, Roxette, and more. Admission is free.

True Rumours presents a tribute to Fleetwood Mac, brought to life by a lineup of local artists. Lindsay Giova portrays Stevie Nicks, Eddie Jelley takes on Lindsey Buckingham, Larry Quadagno appears as Mick Fleetwood, Mike "Slappy" Hornstein plays the part of John McVie, and Linda Cusumano performs the keyboard role of Christine McVie. General admission is $10.

A moody fusion of circus, cabaret, and theater unfolds in a modern, shadow-lit spectacle created by Cirque du Soleil veteran Francisco Santos. Over the course of a 90 minute production, a worldwide ensemble of acrobats, contortionists, jugglers, clowns, and fellow performers guides the audience into a fantastical realm. The tale takes place in 19th century Bohemia, where Count Dracula and his troupe conceal a drive for power behind the guise of the circus. Expect chills, laughs, and wonder as the line between performers and spectators blurs and participation becomes part of the story. Presented as part of the Mosaic Series.

Seafarers’ House presents the 30th Annual International Golden Compass Award Gala at Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort, honoring the Port Everglades Pilots Association as it marks 95 years of service. Each year the Golden Compass Award recognizes leaders in the maritime community, people whose work is closely connected to the sea or who have shown exceptional dedication to seafarers. The program features a cocktail reception and silent auction followed by dinner, the formal award presentation, and entertainment. Previous recipients include Alexandra Anagnostis-Irons of Total Marine Solutions, Captain A. J. McAllister III of McAllister Towing, Jason Liberty of Royal Caribbean Group, Arnold Donald of Carnival Corporation & plc, Cliff Berry II of Cliff Berry Inc., Lisa Lutoff-Perlo of Celebrity Cruises, Paul Doell of American Maritime Officers, Michael Bayley of Royal Caribbean International, Jan Swartz of Princess Cruises and Carnival Australia, artist and philanthropist Guy Harvey, Joseph Farrell of Resolve Marine Group, and Captain Richard Phillips. For information about tickets, sponsorships, or underwriting opportunities, contact events@seafarershouse.org or 954-734-1580.

Scene Queen brings METALICIOUS to Revolution Live with WARGASM and Bailey Spinn joining the bill. This is an all ages event. Please note that opening acts may change without prior notice. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and a public on sale.

Celebrate classic rock with a night dedicated to Boston and Styx. Smokin’ delivers the 70s and 80s favorites that made Boston famous, billed as South Florida’s only authentic Boston tribute brought to life by seasoned musicians. Renegade opens the show with a Styx tribute set for fans of 80s rock. General admission is $10, and table reservations are available.

A UPay4WhatUEat dinner gathering of the Flamingo Net will be held at Piccadilly Cafeteria. This is a pay-your-own-meal meetup that welcomes anyone interested. Everyone who attends receives a complimentary one-year membership in the Flamingo Net as a thank you for covering the cost of their food.

Enjoy a free Diwali celebration at Las Olas Oceanside Park featuring live music, spirited dance performances, and a variety of food and merchandise vendors. Diwali, the Festival of Lights in the Hindu tradition, honors the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil. Families celebrate by lighting lamps, exchanging gifts, and sharing festive meals, creating a warm and lively atmosphere.

The event features CAKE at Pompano Beach Amphitheater - The Amp and welcomes all ages. Ticket transfer is not available. Ticket delivery is delayed, and tickets will be accessible prior to the event.

Prof headlines a night at Revolution Live alongside Grieves, Norman Sann, Khantrast, and Willie Wonka. The show welcomes attendees of all ages, and the supporting lineup may change without notice.

Black Label Society is set to perform in Fort Lauderdale at War Memorial Auditorium. Tickets will be available through SeatGeek, the official ticketing partner for War Memorial Auditorium, and all event tickets for the venue are available through SeatGeek.

Private Stock presents The Ultimate Rock Star Tribute Show, celebrating the music of rock legends from the 70s and 80s. Enjoy hits associated with 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 concert. General admission is $10.

Pump takes the stage at Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort with a four piece lineup. Bill handles vocals, David plays guitar, Lucci holds down bass guitar, and Oscar drives the drums.

Returning to Fort Lauderdale with a Halloween vibe, the Gayver Cup 2026 stages a spirited showdown as three teams battle for one trophy. The rivalry is intensifying, the energy is wicked, and bragging rights are on the line for whoever claims the glory.

Galuppi’s in Pompano Beach hosts a family-focused Halloween brunch filled with food, music, and playful surprises. Enjoy an all-you-can-eat spread while a live DJ keeps the energy high, then dive into a full lineup of kid-friendly fun. Treats include cotton candy, snow cones, and popcorn. Activities feature a bounce house, a Halloween craft table, a trick-or-treat station, face painting, photo opportunities, and a monster freeze dance party. Costumes are welcome, making it a spirited way for families to celebrate with great food, lively entertainment, and memorable moments.

Marking 35 years of Sonic the Hedgehog, this concert at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts showcases music and moments from throughout the games. A live ensemble with rock musicians, vocalists, and electronic elements performs signature themes and fresh arrangements spanning the Genesis era to the present, including instrumental takes on longtime favorites as the music accompanies standout scenes from across the series. References range from Green Hill Zone to Undefeatable, with hidden musical nods woven into the arrangements for fans to discover. The production is built to evoke Sonic's world on stage and is presented as part of the Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital Imagination Series.

Get ready for a dance-floor flashback as The Original Studio 54 Band brings an 11-piece lineup to the stage for a night of nonstop disco. With horns blazing, tight rhythm grooves, spirited guitars, and soulful lead and backing vocals, the group channels the glittering energy of the era with vibrant authenticity. Expect crowd-pleasing favorites popularized by Earth, Wind & Fire, Chic, Donna Summer, The Bee Gees, KC and the Sunshine Band, and more, all performed with the kind of polish that keeps feet moving. Whether those seventies hits were the soundtrack of your youth or a new discovery, the show aims to have everyone singing along and feeling the rush of classic dance music again. General admission is $10.

Enjoy a powerhouse salute to horn-driven rock and pop, delivered by an all-star ensemble featuring Michaela Paige, a Season 3 Top 12 alum of NBC’s The Voice, alongside former members of Hot Brass Monkey. The set showcases reimagined favorites from the 1970s and 1980s made famous by Chicago, Earth, Wind & Fire, Blood, Sweat & Tears, Tower of Power, Average White Band, Kool & The Gang, Chaka Khan, and more. Admission is free. Table reservations are available.

Two timeless tales share the stage in a live musical adventure from The Originals Live, launching a new theatrical series that brings celebrated stories to life. The performance opens with Esther, a young woman drawn into a palace of secrets who must risk everything to protect her people. The journey then shifts to ancient Babylon, where Daniel faces betrayal and the peril of the lions' den. The production includes original music, an ensemble created with families in mind, and immersive design that vividly evokes the ancient world, blending humor, spectacle, and heartfelt moments. Lap tickets priced at $10 are available for children 12 months and under exclusively at The Parker box office. This event is part of the Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital Imagination Series.

Scotland's international comedy star Daniel Sloss brings BITTER, a new 13th solo show, to The Parker. Recognized as one of stand-up’s leading global names, he has toured across 55 countries and completed nine sold-out off-Broadway runs in New York. With more than half his life spent on stage, he has broken numerous box office records to become a top ticket-selling comedian. Audiences may know his specials Jigsaw and DARK on Netflix, X on HBO, and titles including SOCIO, HUBRIS, and CAN'T. This performance is recommended for ages 16 and up and is part of the Truist Comedy Series.

Gwar brings its Gor Gor Must Die show to Revolution Live, featuring Midnight, Mac Sabbath, and X-cops. This is an all ages event. Supporting acts may change without prior notice. Ticket options include an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and a public onsale.

Greensky Bluegrass delivers a dynamic live experience shaped by two decades of making music together. The quintet is known for high energy shows and a tireless touring pace, and their songs stay rooted in bluegrass tradition while speaking to everyday life, emotions, and the realities of today. The group features Anders Beck on dobro, Michael Arlen Bont on banjo, Dave Bruzza on guitar, Mike Devol on upright bass, and Paul Hoffman on mandolin. Their bond as longtime collaborators comes through in music that reflects years of shared highs and lows.

A Flock of Seagulls will appear at culture room with guest performers.

Galuppi’s patio stage hosts The Long Run, a world renowned South Florida tribute celebrating the music of The Eagles. The show features hits like Take It Easy, One of These Nights, Hotel California, and their namesake The Long Run, creating a set full of sing along and dance along favorites. General admission is $10.

Soul Train Cruise 2026 brings a full week of music and entertainment at sea with an itinerary that includes Fort Lauderdale, Half Moon Cay, Montego Bay, and Amber Cove. The announced roster features Johnny Gill, En Vogue, The Temptations, El DeBarge, Lalah Hathaway, The Commodores, Bruce Bruce, Tavares, Midnight Star, The Legendary Blue Notes, The Legendary Wailers, The Family Stone, The Blackbyrds, Party Train, The Marvin Gaye Experience featuring Johnny Britt, Be'la Dona, Urban Guerilla Orchestra, and Best Kept Soul, with Tony Cornelius serving as cruise host. Additional performers may be added. Current new guest rates per person are listed as follows: Pinnacle Suite at $10,705 with a waitlist, Neptune Suite at $5,825, Signature Suite at $5,125, Verandah Stateroom at $3,875, Oceanview Stateroom at $3,555, and Interior Stateroom at $3,010. An Interior Stateroom option priced for single occupancy is $3,970. Rates are quoted in U.S. dollars on a cruise only basis and are per person based on double occupancy unless noted for singles. Prices now include port taxes, fees, and gratuities. Airfare, ground transportation, onboard purchases, purchased drinks, and excursions are not included. Fares include all meals, shows, and onboard events produced by StarVista LIVE. The cost for a third and fourth guest in the same stateroom is $1,365 per person with taxes and fees included. All payments are non refundable and non transferable. Standard deposits vary by category and range from $400 to $600 per person. A waitlist is available.

This final reunion fulfills a promise made for a 60th birthday milestone and returns to Dave & Buster’s, bringing the gathering back to where it first began. It is planned as a last opportunity for everyone to reconnect, reminisce, and share the moments that have meant so much over the years. A standout memory from past reunions was the surprise arrival of Mr. Coley, who is warmly remembered. While he can no longer attend, his daughter Elaine has been a constant presence, and seeing her arrive holds special meaning for many. Organized well in advance so there is plenty of time to plan, this get-together welcomes longtime attendees and first-timers alike, whether staying to catch up or stopping in briefly to say hello. With friends already missed and the passage of time felt by many, the hope is to see as many familiar faces as possible. After a challenging year, looking ahead to this reunion has been a source of comfort and encouragement.

Explore Fort Lauderdale’s waterways with an optional stop at the sandbar. The rental operator provides a range of watercraft to choose from. Participants will meet indoors before departing.

Wide Awake, a South Florida tribute to U2, delivers a heartfelt salute to the band, channeling its sound, spirit, and live-show energy. The performance spans anthems like "With or Without You" and "Where the Streets Have No Name" along with deeper cuts for longtime fans. Expect vocals that capture Bono’s emotion, guitar tones that recall The Edge’s distinctive style, and a driving rhythm section that recreates the sweeping atmosphere of U2’s concerts. General admission is $10.

The Hard Road Tour featuring Christone 'Kingfish' Ingram presents a live concert. Public tickets are scheduled to go on sale.

Bruce Cockburn headlines an evening at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts with special guest Livingston Taylor, presented as part of the Baptist Health Red Carpet Series. Cockburn, a widely honored Canadian artist, blends folk, rock, jazz, and worldbeat while exploring political and spiritual themes. Over a five decade career he has released 35 albums and written more than 400 songs, earned 13 JUNO Awards, and been inducted into both the Canadian Music Hall of Fame and the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame. His advocacy has included long standing support for organizations such as Oxfam and Amnesty International. Taylor adds his own seasoned presence as a performer, songwriter, and educator. He has recorded 22 albums, toured broadly, and seen his work covered by his brother James Taylor. His touring history includes appearances with Joni Mitchell, Linda Ronstadt, and Fleetwood Mac. Since 1989 he has taught stage performance at Berklee College of Music, sharing practical insights with emerging artists.

Crazyhorses presents a tribute to Neil Young at Galuppi's in Pompano Beach, Florida, celebrating the music of a rock icon. The lineup includes the Leo Lee Rock Band opening with high energy rock classics, followed by Crazyhorses performing favorites that span gentle acoustic moments like Heart of Gold and the electricity of Rockin' in the Free World. Enjoy live music in an open air setting with food available.

Alex Edelman takes the stage at The Parker with an evening that blends stand-up and richly told stories, the format that has defined his acclaimed solo work. His previous hit Just For Us logged more than 500 performances around the globe, including noted runs both off Broadway and on Broadway. It later premiered as an HBO comedy special in April 2024 and led to recognition on Time 100, a Tony Award, and an Emmy for Best Writing for a Variety Special. Audiences may also recognize him from Netflix’s Unfrosted, Jerry Seinfeld’s first film as a director. Beyond the mic, he writes for television and will star in Peacock’s The Paper, a Greg Daniels project that carries the spirit of The Office, where he also serves as a consulting producer. Presented as part of the Truist Comedy Series. This performance includes adult language or content and is recommended for ages 13 and up.

The Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood Fall Senior Expo is a free event that brings together local organizations supporting seniors and their families. Highlights include prize drawings, refreshments, and health screenings.

Culture room welcomes The Brook & The Bluff on The Werewolf Tour, joined by guest Ryman. Tickets are offered through a general sale and an artist presale, with VIP choices that include Early Entry and Werewolf packages.

Deer Tick brings a live performance to Revolution Live in an all-ages setting. Opening acts may change without advance notice. Ticket access includes several options, with a public onsale alongside Live Nation, artist, Spotify, and VIP package presales, plus a VIP package onsale.

At The Parker, Jim Henson’s Labyrinth is presented in full with a live band performing in sync with David Bowie’s original vocals, featuring the songs and score by Bowie and Trevor Jones. The event combines a complete film screening with a concert performance, bringing characters, music, and visuals from the Labyrinth universe together in one experience. Presented as part of the Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Imagination Series.

This three night Bahamas getaway with Celebrity Cruises departs from the Fort Lauderdale cruise port aboard Celebrity Reflection. The itinerary includes calls in Key West and Grand Bahama before returning to Fort Lauderdale. Pricing is listed as totals for two guests and is subject to change, with interior staterooms at $887.16 and balcony staterooms at $1,157.16. The fare covers accommodations, dining throughout the ship, and onboard entertainment and activities, while flights, alcoholic beverages, shore excursions, and gratuities are not included.

Hawthorne Heights celebrates the 20th anniversary of If Only You Were Lonely at Revolution Live with special guests Letlive and Creeper. This is an all ages show, and supporting artists are subject to change. Public onsale and artist presale options are available.

Viernes Musicales brings a lively Latin concert experience to Riverland Park with free outdoor performances, live music, and an upbeat community atmosphere. This installment highlights Sabor Latino. Guests can bring chairs, blankets, and snacks, and enjoy Latin rhythms with family and friends on select Friday evenings.

Hot Brass honors the music of Chicago and Earth, Wind & Fire on the main stage at Galuppi’s. Commanding vocals, a funk-driven pro band, and a fiery horn section fuel a high-energy show designed for nonstop dancing beneath the night sky, with views of the greens all around. General admission is $10.

O.A.R. brings its Florida run to Hollywood, Florida, with a performance charged with heart and camaraderie. Marking three decades on the road, the band reflects on its journey while keeping the energy high. The result is a unifying, nostalgic atmosphere where fans can celebrate together.

At Broward Center for the Performing Arts in Ft. Lauderdale, Davide De Pierro presents a live program inspired by his new book, The Letters I Never Sent. The show blends candid storytelling, humor, and interactive conversation with the audience. He will deliver a monologue, read passages from the book, and then open the floor for questions. Limited meet and greet opportunities are available for those who purchase in advance. A New Jersey native with more than 3 million followers on TikTok and 2.7 million on Instagram, De Pierro is known for commentary on relationships, finances, and everyday moments that resonate widely. This event includes adult language and mature content.

The eighth year of this 5K celebrating compassion will be held at Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport (FXE). Registration details will be shared soon. For questions about sponsorship, email bfarwell@empathhealth.org.

Sixtiesmania presents A Journey Through the Sixties at The Parker, celebrating the music of the era from the Beach Boys to the British Invasion, along with the California sound, Carnaby Street, the Vietnam tour-of-duty, Flower Power, and Woodstock. Each hit is recreated with careful attention to the original recordings, supported by strong vocals and tight musicianship. The production features custom English suits, vintage instruments, multiple costume changes, and a continuously running multimedia backdrop. With a catalog of over 250 songs to draw from, the show covers a wide range of favorites from the decade.

Paula Poundstone brings her quick, observational comedy to the Broward Center for the Performing Arts as part of the Truist Comedy Series. Celebrated for spontaneous, on-the-spot wit, she is also an accomplished author, lecturer, host, and actress. She is a popular panelist on NPR’s Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me! and hosts the podcast Nobody Listens to Paula Poundstone, a comedic field guide to everyday life. Her screen credits include The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Late Night with Carson Daly, and Nerdist with Chris Hardwick, and she has even appeared as a clue in The New York Times crossword. Poundstone was the first woman to perform stand-up at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner and earned the American Comedy Award for Best Female Stand-Up Comic. Her impact is frequently noted in lists, documentaries, and books that highlight influential stand-up comedians.

Dirty Faced Kid delivers a feel-good classic rock show that spans the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, and beyond. Hailing from Palm Beach County, the band mixes crowd favorites across eras, with songs that can range from Led Zeppelin and Lynyrd Skynyrd to Blink 182, The Offspring, Quiet Riot, and more. Admission is free.

Bowling For Soup takes the stage at Revolution Live with Ballyhoo! and rosecoloredworld performing as special guests. All ages are welcome. Supporting acts may change without prior notice.

UB40 caps its U.S. tour in Hollywood, Florida with a spirited finale at Hard Rock Live. The venue’s larger scale supports a rich, full sound as the band moves through a relaxed, upbeat set. Crowd favorites like “Red Red Wine” and “Kingston Town” return for the last stop, prompting a shared response throughout the audience. The show celebrates the staying power of the catalog and the lasting connection between the group and its fans, closing the run on an uplifting note.

New to cruising and want something simple to try? This hosted four-night group getaway sails to Key West and Nassau aboard Celebrity Reflection, offering a compact, beginner-friendly itinerary with a relaxed group vibe and plenty of freedom to enjoy your own vacation. A host will be onboard to offer help and guidance whenever needed. Pricing starts at $933.53 per person based on double occupancy, and airfare is not included. An easy payment plan is available with a $100 per person deposit. For reservations or more information, call or text 812-274-5059.

Settle in for an intimate screening of the 2000 film High Fidelity, featuring John Cusack in the role that earned him a Golden Globe nomination. After the credits, he takes part in a live conversation, offering insights from a career spanning more than three decades across drama and comedy, recognized with critical acclaim and notable honors. This event is part of the Baptist Health Red Carpet Series. Please note that High Fidelity is rated R and includes adult language and mature content.

The 807 Band brings its high-energy South Florida rock sound to Galuppi’s with a crowd-pleasing blend of classic rock, blues, and current hits. Known for polished playing, strong vocals, and an energetic stage presence, the group has built a dedicated following and delivers a show made for dancing, singing along, and rocking out. There is no entry fee.

At The Parker, Nashville-based comedian Dusty Slay presents The Neighborhood Guy, showcasing an easygoing cadence, a southern drawl, and sharp, story-forward comedy. His roots in a trailer park in Opelika, Alabama shape blue-collar material that resonates with audiences across the country. He became the youngest comedian to take the stage at the Grand Ole Opry and has appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Comedy Central, and Netflix’s The Standups. Following the 2024 release of his first Netflix special, Workin’ Man, he keeps delivering upbeat humor and relatable takes on everyday life, with a trucker hat and long hair as part of his trademark look.

The Lunatics will perform live at the Hollywood Bandshell.

Bounce brings a night of dance-ready rock and pop favorites to Galuppi's. This South Florida party band has been delivering high-energy performances since 2009, known for feel-good vibes that get crowds on their feet. Admission is $10, and table reservations are available.

This event features a live performance by Kristin Key at the Amaturo Theater at the Broward Center in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

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.

Leslie Jones takes the stage for a night of stand-up fueled by the bold, quick-witted comedy she is known for as a comedian, actress, and writer. Her career highlights include years as a cast member and writer on Saturday Night Live from 2014 to 2019, hosting Supermarket Sweep, and appearances at major festivals such as Just for Laughs in Montreal and the Aspen Comedy Festival. Her one-hour special Problem Child aired on Showtime, and film credits include playing Patty Tolan in Ghostbusters. She earned Primetime Emmy nominations in 2017 and 2018 for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for her work on Saturday Night Live. This performance includes adult language and mature content.

Enjoy a family friendly outdoor celebration of Latin flavors at the Sazón Latin Food Festival at Pompano Beach Brewing Company. A curated lineup of vendors serves dishes inspired by the Caribbean, Central America, and South America, with plenty of options for every palate, including desserts. Expect lively Latin music, refreshing drinks, and a festive atmosphere that welcomes all ages. Entry requires a ticket or RSVP. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Vegetarian and vegan choices will be available, and gluten free selections vary by vendor. Pets should remain at home unless the venue indicates otherwise. By attending, guests consent to photo and video capture, and all sales are final.

AJ McLean brings his Alexander James project to Revolution Live as part of The Better Man Tour, with special guests Matt Bloyd and DJ Gab Wright. This is an all-ages event. Supporting acts may change without notice.

Rock of ABBA is a new South Florida tribute act presenting ABBA’s hits in a full live concert. The cast features Rina Miranda as Agnetha and Jill Minor as Frida on lead vocals, with Brev Sullivan on guitar and vocals, Crystal Fawn on bass and vocals, and Eddie Gresely on drums and vocals. General admission is $10. Due to high demand, table reservations are recommended to choose seats for groups of up to six. Guests without reservations are seated on a first come, first served basis. Outside food, beverages, and lawn chairs are not permitted.

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.

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.

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.

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.

An all-new show from The Fab Four, part of their 2026 tour, celebrates the diamond anniversary of the Beatles’ first feature film A Hard Day’s Night. The Emmy Award-winning tribute act spotlights the film’s beloved soundtrack and also spans hits from across the Beatles’ entire catalog. Audiences can look forward to faithful live performances that capture the sound and spirit of the originals, with classics such as A Hard Day’s Night, Can’t Buy Me Love, And I Love Her, If I Fell, Yesterday, and Hey Jude delivered with striking authenticity. This event is part of the Cleveland Clinic Rock Series.

Ali Siddiq brings The Custom Fit Tour to Broward Center for the Performing Arts, showcasing the narrative stand-up that earned him Vulture’s description as "stand-up comedy's most prolific storyteller." His independently made specials have drawn a large online audience, including the four-part series The Domino Effect from 2022 to 2024 with more than 47 million views. He followed with Don't Judge A Book By Its Cover in 2023 and three 2025 releases, My Two Sons, Rugged, and Mondays, which brought in millions more views and a 2026 NAACP nomination. Recognized by Deadline among Comics Who Won 2025, he also continues to produce and distribute projects for other comedians. A Houston native, he developed his voice while incarcerated, a formative chapter reflected in work like It's Bigger Than These Bars. This performance will be phone-free with Yondr. Mobile phones, smartwatches, smart accessories, cameras, and recording devices are not allowed inside the performance space.

VOYAGE brings Journey’s music to The Parker with a performance that captures the band’s signature sound, drive, and heart. The show leans into meticulous detail, from searing guitar solos and lush keyboard layers to tight harmonies and a dynamic stage presence. Led by vocalist Pedro Espada, whose tone and range recall Steve Perry, the lineup of Robby Hoffman, Greg Smith, Lance Millard, and Dana Spellman delivers each part with precision. Expect beloved ballads like “Faithfully” and “Open Arms” alongside anthems such as “Don’t Stop Believin’” and “Separate Ways”, creating a concert experience that evokes the height of arena rock.

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.