This weekend in Hallandale Beach, FL

Smart Lifeskills and Mentoring partners with local organizations to host a health and resource fair at Mt. Calvary Baptist Church. Visitors can take advantage of complimentary screenings and health information covering topics such as prostate and colon cancer, women’s and dental health, HIV testing, blood pressure, diabetes, and nutrition, along with general wellness guidance. The event also includes family activities with bounce houses, games and prizes, music and entertainment, and a variety of food trucks. Participating partners include The Westside Gazette Newspaper, Block Builders Broward Inc., AIDS Healthcare Foundation, and Golden Victor #44 OES, PHA. The focus is on improving health, connecting families with essential services, and strengthening the community.

This group run starts in the parking lot by the Starbucks at Walmart Coral Springs - Coral Ridge Dr and covers 4.5 miles or more. A club cooler with water and Gatorade will be available, and the atmosphere is social with plenty of chances to chat while moving. Participants are welcome to bring a friend and meet new people. For more information, contact Staci at soflotrackclub2025@gmail.com.

At Plantation Preserve Golf & Country Club, this tournament features a scramble format with a shotgun start and teams of four, allowing players to create their own foursomes. Registration and a continental breakfast take place before play, followed by lunch and an awards presentation after the round. On course competitions include closest to the pin on every par 3, a putting contest, and a straightest drive challenge, along with raffle prizes. Sponsorship information is available.

This one-day conference is designed for parents and grandparents who want to cultivate a lasting legacy of faith at home. Expect practical, biblically grounded teaching, encouragement for tough moments, and tools that apply across every stage of parenting. The keynote lineup features six speakers, including Sam Sorbo on homeschooling, Ginger Hubbard on reaching a child's heart, Rhonda Stoppe on no-regrets parenting, Lee Ann Byers Mancini on raising courageous disciples, Laine Lawson Craft on navigating prodigal seasons, and Lori Wildenberg, a parenting coach, award-winning author, and national speaker, on collaboration between parents and grandparents. The conference takes place at Grace Church, and seating is limited.

A volunteer-driven cleanup devoted to caring for South Florida beaches as part of the Fort Lauderdale Beach Sweep. Participants remove litter to keep the shoreline looking its best. Free parking is provided for volunteers, and an RSVP via the Eventbrite link is requested.

At the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Miami, candidates can complete the entire first phase of Gwinnett County Police’s two-part hiring process in a single visit. Conditional offers may be extended during the event, and new police officer hires are eligible for a $5,300 hiring incentive.

A community yoga session takes place under the Australian pines at South Central Beach, near the pier. Neighbors and visitors take part in a welcoming practice led by facilitators who provide calm, supportive guidance with a focus on mind, body, and spirit. Many participants arrive early for a leisurely bike ride or walk along the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk toward Dania Beach Pier, then cool off with a dip in the water. All are welcome, including children. Please plan ahead for parking and pay upon arrival.

Truck #1 arrives with pumpkins for the pumpkin patch.

Discover a weekly community experience focused on learning, growing, and local food. Each Saturday offers something different, from shopping directly with growers to sampling items from the garden and taking garden tours. Free workshops are held on the final Saturday of each month.

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.

Brunch at Aragon Café features bottomless Villa Sandi Prosecco cocktails for $24, with choices like Orange Mimosa, Cranberry Fizz, Bellini Bliss, and a classic Prosecco. The café is located inside Hotel Colonnade in Coral Gables.

An autumn-inspired marketplace fills Miami Ironside as the Pumpkin Spice Artisan Market brings the season indoors with full AC, creating a curated setting that makes fall feel real in the city. Browse more than 45 handpicked local artisans featuring jewelry, candles, home goods, skincare, ceramics, apparel, art, and other thoughtfully made items, with no mass-produced goods. Enjoy fall-themed baked treats and drinks, plus hands-on moments like a mini pumpkin painting station for kids, a fall wreath making bar, a harvest wishing tree, and a styled photo spot. Admission is free with no tickets required. All ages are welcome, the atmosphere is family friendly and pet friendly, and parking options include street spaces and nearby pay lots. Presented by Miami Friendors, a community-first organizer that connects local makers, vendors, artists, and creatives through free curated market experiences.

Brushes & Besties welcomes painters of every experience level to relax, create, and connect. Explore a wide selection of pieces to paint, including statues, plaques, boxes, superheroes, and more. There are no studio fees or hidden charges, and you pay only for the item you choose, with prices from $15 to $65 to suit a range of budgets. Brushes are available in packs of ten for $5, and personal brushes are welcome. Best of all, you take your finished artwork home the same day. Whether you bring friends or family or attend on your own, it is a friendly setting to meet new people.

Palm Room presents The Florida Man Feature with the Old Gregg Power Hour, where Croc Shots are available at half price during a set hour. RSVPs on the listing do not function as reservations, and seating must be arranged through the venue’s reservation system.

High Tide Low Tide presents Mette Tommerup’s exploration of painting as an immersive, bodily experience shaped by Miami’s tides and her Scandinavian roots. Working within a Nordic tradition of reduction, she pares things back to atmosphere, light, and spatial perception rather than depiction. Ocean, earth, twilight, and the northern lights function as forces that blur edges, unsettle orientation, and extend painting beyond the wall. Through these spatial propositions, architecture, landscape, and the viewer meet in a shared threshold. This opening program introduces a cycle of public interventions inspired by the sea’s rhythms with a movement driven performance, an installation activation, and live music. Visitors can move through the Deering grounds, taking in a setting that balances playfulness and calm. Shelter suspends blue canvases in trees, wraps boulders in canvas recalling the Maine coast, and offers a blue refuge that reimagines the Sea King’s palace as a place of care and imagination. Between Tides transforms pathways into temporary tidal channels formed by blue canvases that people can walk through and inhabit. Wave 1 features a performance on the waterfront lawn with a movement artist engaging the first installation. The series frames creativity as tidal, revealing inner landscapes before covering them again, and suggesting that what recedes is not lost. Attendance is free with RSVP.

Explore Miami and Key Biscayne on a self-guided cycling experience that uses your smartphone for clear voice and map navigation. The route is about 17 miles, mostly level and 92 percent on dedicated paths, with one bridge crossing and wide-open views of the Atlantic. Expect warm, sunny conditions and a relaxed pace as the ride showcases beaches, two expansive parks, a historic lighthouse, and highlights that capture the character of South Florida. Start from a convenient parking area or link the ride to a nearby stay, move at your own speed, pause where you like, then pick up the route again when you are ready. CycleNuts provides an expertly planned course with easy turn-by-turn guidance, points of interest, and options that fit both shorter and longer outings. Navigation links arrive by email and can be followed in Google Maps or Ride With GPS, and they do not expire. The path weaves along the Osprey Beach Trail, Bear Cut Nature Trail, the Rickenbacker Bikeway, and the Fossilized Reef Bike Trail, and it passes places such as Crandon Park and Crandon Beach, Miami Seaquarium, Hobie Island Beach Park, the Old Rickenbacker Causeway, Rickenbacker Causeway Beach, Historic Virginia Key Beach Park, Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, Cape Florida Beach and the Cape Florida Lighthouse, the Crandon Park Zoo ruins, Neptune Memorial Reef, and the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Biscayne Nature Center. The CycleNuts 50 percent downhill guarantee applies, and while the route is flat overall, wind can add a bit of challenge. Short stretches that are not on bikeways use commonly ridden roadways, and Florida law allows bicyclists to use sidewalks where appropriate. Historic Virginia Key Beach Park may charge an entry fee that is free Monday through Thursday, $10 on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, and $12 on holidays, and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park has a $2 per person fee. The offering includes only the smart-guided route links and instructions, while attractions, lodging, food, and bike rental are separate.

Loudoun United FC travels to Miami FC for a matchup at Pitbull Stadium in Miami. Both sides favor a direct, fast-paced style, so the game should showcase swift changes of possession and decisive attacking play. It is a chance to see how Loudoun navigates a road setting while Miami works to control the tempo on home turf. Anticipate tense stretches, rapid counters, and rising urgency late if the score stays close.

Celebrate spooky season with a hands-on cookie decorating class at Foxtail Coffee in Pompano Beach. This beginner-friendly, 2.5-hour session is led by The Mad Batter and introduces the essentials of decorated sugar cookies along with creative techniques. All materials are provided, including six pre-baked cookies, four icing colors, sprinkles, decorating tools, and a box for taking home finished treats. Everything is prepared in advance, so there is no baking or icing mixing required. Participants will learn about preparing royal icing, how to work with different consistencies, and methods such as marbling, outlining, wet-on-wet, brush embroidery, and painting. Those with some experience are welcome and can receive guidance on icing mixing and dough spread. By the end, everyone will decorate a personal set to bring home and leave with a solid grasp of the fundamentals. There is seating for up to eight people. Parking is available in front of the shop with plenty of spaces. Nothing extra is needed to participate. An apron or easy-to-wash clothing is optional. Reference slides will be used, so bring glasses if needed, and a phone is great for photos. Additional take-home kits can be purchased during checkout and picked up at the end of class. If ordering a kit without attending, it can be picked up during class time. If illness occurs beforehand, refunds or a later class option are available by contacting Valerie at 954-464-0706. If there is no communication before the start and attendance does not occur, refunds or transfers are not available.

Sharing Go Club hosts a casual meetup to catch some games at Cardxcards in Davie, FL. It offers a friendly setting to connect with the local club and spend time playing together.

Hosted by the Town of Miami Lakes, this annual Hispanic Heritage Month celebration spotlights the contributions and vibrant traditions of Hispanic communities. Sabor Fest brings together the tastes, sounds, and artistry of Hispanic heritage with live performances, flavorful cuisine, original art, and handcrafted goods from Hispanic artists and vendors. Families and friends can enjoy a welcoming atmosphere filled with music, culture, and community spirit.

Named the best thing to do in Wynwood, this beginner-friendly graffiti class at the Museum of Graffiti is led by local street artists in an intimate setting. Participants choose a color and learn hands-on spray can techniques with guidance from a local graffiti writer. Purchase of the class includes spray paint and admission to the Museum. Wearing comfortable clothing that can get messy is recommended.

Back for one day only, this market brings together more than 150 vendors at the Ionia Free Fairgrounds. Browse unique finds, enjoy adult beverages, take photos at a dedicated booth, and explore a full lineup of food trucks. Highlights include permanent jewelry and an early preview of Christmas decor. Admission is $5 in cash, and children 12 and under get in free. Two vendor spots remain. Interested sellers can text 213-218-5017 or email vfapply@gmail.com, with space offered in the order inquiries are received.

Celebrate the expansion of Zero Empty Spaces at The Design Center of the Americas in Dania Beach with a grand opening highlighting the county’s largest artist studio hub. The new space houses 40 working artists. Visitors can tour open studios, explore artwork in a variety of mediums, and meet the creators. A ribbon cutting will mark the milestone. Presented by Zero Empty Spaces, a national initiative that converts vacant commercial spaces into affordable artist studios to support creatives and uplift communities.

Kids ages 5 and up can enjoy a 1.5 hour pumpkin painting experience in Parkland, FL. Each participant receives a giant pumpkin that is prepared in advance, cleaned, treated, and sealed so the focus stays on creating art. Artists choose any design they like, and assistance is provided to sketch the outline before painting. Multiple session options are available for different age groups, including one for teens and another specifically for homeschoolers.

Step into an immersive evening where music, dance, poetry and more come together to support Art Prevails Project’s mission of healing through the arts. To the Nines blends performance and purpose, inviting guests to help uplift the organization’s work in schools and communities while celebrating creativity in style. Elevated attire is encouraged, and the experience takes place at MAD Arts.

MC YOGI returns to Yoga Journey for a special experience that weaves yoga, music, and meditation into a peaceful, rhythmic flow. Enjoy gentle, grounding sequences set to soulful beats, along with uplifting stories that encourage you to soften, release, and reconnect with your center. Guided with a blend of wisdom and playfulness, the gathering is restorative and inspiring... part practice, part prayer, and a celebration of being alive. Open to all levels. By registering, you agree that your email address will be shared with MC YOGI LLC for follow up communication. Refunds are available if canceled at least 24 hours in advance, with other cancellations receiving in-house credit. Not ClassPass eligible.

ONYX Deep South marks nine years with a dinner social that celebrates brotherhood, the leather community, friendship, and shared memories. The evening focuses on honoring the journey so far, appreciating the present, and toasting the years ahead. Guests are encouraged to dress for the occasion, bring a hearty appetite, and show their ONYX spirit. The gathering takes place at Bravo Peruvian Cuisine in Wilton Manors, Florida.

Bootleg unplugged features live music and food in Pembroke Pines, Florida for a fun experience.

Explore the hidden habitats of Deering Estate on a guided herp tour led by a naturalist. The experience begins with a behind the scenes look at live captive reptiles and amphibians, then continues into restricted natural areas to learn about these species in both wild and urban environments. Expect opportunities to observe scaly, shelled and amphibious residents, including an exotic red tailed boa constrictor. Please check in at the Visitor Center. Guests are encouraged to document plants and wildlife with the iNaturalist app, available on Google Play and the App Store. Tickets are sold online only and space is very limited, with no gate sales or walk-ins. The cost is $20 per person for ages 4 and up. Deering Estate Foundation members receive a 10 percent discount by contacting the Foundation office by email for a promo code to use when purchasing through Park Link. Arrive 15 minutes early. The program starts on time. Late arrivals are treated as no shows and will not be allowed to participate or receive a refund, transfer or credit. Bugs and mosquitos are common, so come prepared with long sleeves and pants and insect repellent. Comfortable closed toe shoes that can get wet are recommended, along with a flashlight, water and snacks.

Yotam Ottolenghi heads to Miami for a lively onstage conversation spotlighting SIMPLE TOO, his Fall 2026 follow up to Ottolenghi Simple. He reflects on how the idea of simplicity has shifted amid the distractions and demands of modern life, and how the new collection is built to meet cooks where they are so you can start loosely and still finish with a deeply satisfying meal. With humor and candor, he keeps bold flavor at the heart of it all, revisiting bright, vibrant notes while showing how everyday food can stay unfussy and rewarding. The discussion digs into ingredients and techniques that quietly power the book, including simply dressed beans, black chickpeas, generous uses of sesame, sweet balanced with heat, pasta finished in the sauce it cooks in, and complete one pan roasts that keep cleanup light. Ottolenghi also introduces a Fundamentals chapter of make ahead flavor boosters, from spring onion oil and green salsa to za’atar oil, confit tomatoes, and chilli crisp, demonstrating how small preparations can transform a busy weeknight. Through stories about collaborating with co author Verena Lochmuller, practical tips, and reflections on finding pleasure at the stove even on the most exhausting days, he shows how SIMPLE TOO aims to make daily cooking feel generous, doable, and joyful. A brief look at his broader journey rounds out the evening. Ottolenghi is a leading voice in contemporary food, known for vivid, produce driven cooking and an inventive approach to the everyday kitchen. He has written acclaimed books such as Plenty, Jerusalem, Simple, Flavor, and Sweet, shaping how many cooks think about seasonality, texture, and spice. His work also spans delis and restaurants, and throughout his career he has championed food that is joyful and approachable, proving that big flavor does not require complexity.

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.

At Broward Center for the Performing Arts in Fort Lauderdale, Slow Burn Theatre Co presents Come From Away, an acclaimed Broadway musical recognized as a Best Musical winner throughout North America and named a Critics’ Pick by The New York Times. Based on real events, it follows 7,000 airline passengers unexpectedly grounded in Newfoundland and the small community that opened its doors to them. Initial tension turns into trust, songs rise into the night, and moments of gratitude grow into friendships that endure. Framed by the events of September 11 and the day that followed, these stories highlight empathy, resilience, and the power of people coming together. Public onsale and a Slow Burn presale are noted for this engagement.

More Life Summit is a two day experience at the James L. Knight Center that brings together longevity, performance, faith, and purpose for high performing professionals, founders, athletes, and families. Human performance expert Gary Brecka and reigning Mr. Olympia Derek Lunsford headline the first year slate of speakers. Brecka will share practical frameworks used by top performers to extend healthspan, elevate energy, and improve day to day output, while Lunsford will explore the discipline, mindset, and recovery routines that drive elite physical results on stage and in everyday life. The event includes notable speakers, interactive experiences, and an expo featuring brands focused on human performance, with additional speakers, athletes, and founders to be announced. Admission is offered in three options, including an Expo Pass, General Admission, and a VIP Experience, with VIP offering premium seating, a private reception, and special access to speakers and partners. Group and family pricing is available upon request. Title Sponsor AllCore360° supports the event.

The Miami Heat face the Minnesota Timberwolves at Kaseya Center in a head-to-head matchup. Tickets will be available for public purchase.

At Broward Center for the Performing Arts, salsa vocalist Tito Nieves presents 50 Años La Historia Continua, honoring a five decade career powered by the clarity and strength that earned him the nickname the Pavarotti of Salsa. Born in Río Piedras and raised in New York City in a musical household, he began professionally with Orquesta Cimarrón, worked with Héctor Lavoe, made his debut with Johnny Ortiz's Taibori, and helped found Conjunto Clásico, recording eight albums before embarking on a solo path. His rise included the gold releases Classic and Yo Quiero Cantar and the English language hit I'll Always Love You, followed by the platinum Déjame Vivir. The all English salsa album I Like It Like That widened his mainstream profile with a featured appearance alongside Stevie Wonder at the Alma Awards, and later projects such as Dale Cara a la Vida and Clase Aparte showcased a blend of salsa, pop, and R&B influences. This event celebrates the music and milestones of a continuing story.

Lope de Vega’s El Perro del Hortelano (The Dog in the Manger) is presented in Spanish with English supertitles at the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center. This spirited comedy tracks Countess Diana of Belflor, steadfast in her independence as she dismisses noble admirers, until she discovers that her secretary, Teodoro, loves Marcela, one of her ladies-in-waiting. Caught between pride and desire, Diana crafts a sophisticated game of strategy, where sharp dialogue does the fencing and affection becomes a contest of will. A gem of the Spanish Golden Age, it explores how longing, power, and social rank intersect onstage and beyond. The presentation is offered through a partnership among the City of Aventura, FUNDarte, and the Miami-Dade County Auditorium.

The Tamarac Community Farmers Market showcases local growers, makers, and food vendors. Browse fresh fruits and vegetables, fragrant teas, local honey, small batch sauces, oven baked sweets, silky hummus, zesty pickles, and other artisan goods. Meet the people behind these offerings and learn how they make them. Look for a variety of local merchants and food trucks, and enjoy free admission. The market takes place at Veterans' Memorial Park. Vendor participation is handled only through official channels, and the event is free to the public, so do not purchase tickets or vendor spaces from individuals. Scheduled dates may change.

A group ride leaves from Snapper Creek Service Plaza in Miami and heads to Marathon for lunch at Sunset Grille & Raw Bar. The route spans more than 200 miles. Lunch is planned at an oceanfront spot set at the base of the historic Seven Mile Bridge, styled like a thatched tiki hut with a broad deck, a large pool, and a sandy beach. Participants are asked to arrive at the meetup location with a full tank of gas. Day-of updates are shared through the VCR RideConnect WhatsApp group. There is an optional opportunity to support the VCR St. Jude fundraiser after the ride, with no pressure to contribute. The ride culture emphasizes respect and inclusivity, with no politics, religion, orientation, or discrimination, focusing on a shared love of the open road. Participation is voluntary, and each rider is responsible for their own safety, actions, and decisions. The group, its leaders, organizers, and other participants are not liable for any accidents, injuries, damages, or losses that may occur before, during, or after the ride. Riders are expected to use their own judgment and follow all applicable traffic laws, and taking part indicates acceptance of these terms.

Explore Vizcaya Village at a free farmers market highlighting local growers, bakers, and artisans. Wander the historic farm and village while discovering seasonal produce, baked treats, vegan options, and handcrafted goods. The market takes place rain or shine. Entry to the market does not include admission to the Main House and formal gardens on the east side of the estate. During restoration, one gate is closed, so use the parking lot entrance. Short guided tours of the Village are available for $5 and last about 30 minutes, with complimentary access for Vizcaya members. Wellness classes are also offered for $5. A compost drop-off is available in pink bins marked Compost for Life between the Dairy Barn and the Storage Shed. Well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome at the market, and owners are expected to supervise and clean up after them. Pets are not permitted on the east side where the Main House and gardens are located. Admission is free, and optional registration helps track attendance and provides updates such as vendor lists and special offers. Vizcaya members receive 10% off purchases at the market.

Explore the world of local birds on a guided nature walk led by park staff. Participants will search for nearby species while learning tips for identification and behavior. The cost is $5 per person. Closed-toe shoes are recommended. For more information, call 954-357-5198.

This kids class in Wynwood opens the door to graffiti art with guidance from local street artists. Children learn core techniques such as lettering, character design, shading, and making thoughtful color choices, while also discovering the history and culture that shape the medium. The atmosphere encourages creativity and self-expression, and each participant works with markers to create an original piece to take home. Taking place at the Museum of Graffiti in the heart of Wynwood, a space devoted to preserving and celebrating this art form, the experience connects young creators with an important part of Miami’s cultural landscape. Support for this program comes from 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.

A welcoming studio setting invites painters of every skill level. Choose from a wide selection of pieces to personalize, including statues, plaques, boxes, superhero figures and more. Pricing is simple with no studio fees or hidden charges. You pay only for what you paint, and pieces range from $15 to $65 to suit different budgets. A 10-pack of brushes is available for $5, or you may bring your own brushes. Come with friends or family, or visit on your own and meet new people. Finished creations can be taken home the same day.

A neon-themed Bar and Bat Mitzvah showcase in Fort Lauderdale brings bold celebration ideas to life with live entertainment and a curated mix of vendors. Set at the Marriott Fort Lauderdale Airport, the space is reimagined with glow-inspired décor, immersive lighting, and a lively dance floor, while exhibitors carry the theme through creative booth designs. Connect with DJs, entertainers, décor teams, photo experience pros, and planning specialists in one place to shape a memorable event. Try interactive games, dance on an illuminated floor, step into photo booths, sip mocktails, sample bites at tasting stations, pick up swag, and enjoy performances throughout. Parents can speak directly with reputable vendors, explore potential layouts, and access event-only deals and giveaways, while teens jump into the fun to see what they love. Vendors will be announced soon. Go big on glow, plan boldly, and celebrate with confidence.

Hosted at Planet Smoothie in Miami, this embodiment workshop focuses on letting go, creating space, and fostering renewal. The session weaves guided meditation, movement exploration, an art prompt, and practices for nervous system regulation. Hot tea and a vegan treat are included. Led by dance therapist Elizabet Abraham of Hineni Embodied, it offers space to reconnect with yourself and aims to leave participants feeling lighter, renewed, and present.

Duelists can put their decks to the test in a King of Games tournament that takes place once per main set release. The competition uses Advanced Constructed format and follows a Swiss structure, with the number of rounds based on attendance and standings determining the final cut. Entry is $10. Prize support scales with turnout, with four booster packs per participant added to a shared pool and awarded to top finishers. First place receives free entry to all Yu-Gi-Oh locals at CSG Hollywood until the next KOG event, along with their choice of a YGO set banner from back stock.

Our Time is a no cost expressive art therapy group and social gathering for LGBTQ+ adults 55 and older. Offered by SunServe, it takes place in person and pairs creative projects with conversation to cultivate connection in a supportive, nonjudgmental setting. Participants can share experiences, form meaningful relationships, and explore art together. All materials are provided, and a minimum four week commitment is requested. This weekly program centers on creativity, community, and mutual support.

Presented in Spanish with English supertitles, Lope de Vega’s El Perro del Hortelano (The Dog in the Manger) offers a lively tale of desire, jealousy, and power. Countess Diana of Belflor values her independence and turns away noble admirers, then discovers that her secretary, Teodoro, is in love with Marcela, one of her ladies in waiting. Caught between pride and longing, Diana sets a risky plan in motion, turning conversation into a battleground as affection and authority collide. This classic from Spain’s Golden Age explores the thin line between yearning and refusal, revealing how love, ambition, and social rank intertwine. This production is presented at the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center in collaboration with The City of Aventura, FUNDarte, and the Miami-Dade County Auditorium.

A beachfront wellness retreat at the Wyndam Resort in Deerfield, Florida offers flexible paths to fit personal goals. Choose chef prepared plant-based meals, focus on juice only, or opt for a medically supervised water fast. The program centers on a full reset to support health and happiness. A discovery call is available at (323) 902-1032.

Settle in for free Texas Hold'em with the RNR Poker League at The Federal, located upstairs at the Baptist Health IcePlex in Fort Lauderdale. There is no buy in and no registration fee, simply take a seat and play. Poker players enjoy half off select drinks, including house and draft beers and house wines. While you play, rack up Rock N Roll Poker League points, compete for venue gift cards, and work toward qualifying for a seasonal main event with more than $2,000 in prizes. Newcomers and seasoned players alike are welcome, and friendly professional dealers keep the tables running smoothly. Tips for the dealers are appreciated. Food and drinks are available to round out the experience.

Galuppi’s in Pompano Beach hosts Reckless Tribute Band, also known as Different Faces. A favorite around South Florida with more than 25 years of performances across the region, the group delivers a high energy blend of classic rock and pop hits with plenty of audience interaction. Admission is free.

This ride covers a 20 mile loop at a 15 mph pace, with a halfway stop for ice cream at a shop that depends on the route. Riders should have lights.

Black Violin brings the Be Free Tour to Broward Center for the Performing Arts, presenting an electrifying fusion of classical technique and hip-hop from GRAMMY-nominated duo Wil Baptiste and Kev Marcus. The performance highlights sweeping strings, hard-hitting rhythms, and themes of authenticity and self-expression. Far more than a typical concert, it champions individuality, creativity, and connection, encouraging attendees to be themselves and experience music's transformative force together. Celebrated for reimagining what string music can be, Black Violin also engages over 100,000 students each year through the Black Violin Foundation. The program features support from Braxton Cook and is part of the Mosaic Series.

Bethel Music appears at The Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater as part of its 2026 tour. This stop features the group on stage in a theater setting.

AEG Presents brings Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox to Pompano Beach Amphitheater - The Amp in Pompano Beach, FL as part of The Future Is Vintage World Tour. This concert is open to all ages.