Family events in Greenacres, FL

Car enthusiasts gather at Ruby Tuesdays for a relaxed cruise-in where vehicles are on display and the goal is to pack the lot. The setting welcomes the whole family, and food and drinks are available from the restaurant. There is a $15 donation to enter a vehicle in the show, and it is free to watch and to vote for the People’s Choice.

Babies and toddlers can discover rhythm and learn through music in a lively class that features dancing, moving, and singing along to fun songs. Designed for ages 0 to 4. The cost is $10 per child.

This Pokemon League event focuses on the trading card game. Participants can collect Pokemon TCG Play points and compete for Play Packs. The entry fee is $10.

Make the most of the long weekend with a four night cruise to Key West and Nassau. Enjoy tropical island stops along with onboard dining, live entertainment, time to unwind, and sweeping ocean views. Suited for families, friends, couples, and anyone seeking a Labor Day getaway. Availability is limited.

Teams of eight face off in the Connections Fire Truck Pull to see who can move a 30,000-pound fire truck the fastest. To take part, each team raises at least $500. The quickest time in each category earns the title of Fire Truck Pull Champions, and the highest fundraisers also win. All proceeds support Connections, a nonprofit school for students with autism in Palm Beach County that strives to build a world where everyone belongs.

The Cox Science Center and Aquarium sets aside a quiet exploration period tailored for families navigating autism spectrum disorder, sensory processing or cognitive differences, and for other guests who benefit from accessibility accommodations. Visitors can explore exhibits before the general opening, with gentler lighting, reduced noise, and minimized visual stimulation on interactive displays wherever possible. The facility is ADA accessible and wheelchair friendly.

A family book club explores The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett. Meetings take place monthly to talk about the chapters, exchange ideas, and enjoy themed activities connected to the story. For more information, contact the Lake Park Public Library at (561) 881-3330.