Events in Margate today

Scuba Star offers a Monday-only deal on the Advanced Open Water course, taking $50 off when you register that day. The course focuses on moving beyond the basics by strengthening buoyancy and navigation and refining overall dive skills. It also introduces specialty dives such as deep, drift, night, or wreck so participants can grow more comfortable and confident in a variety of conditions. Enroll in person or by phone on a Monday to receive the discount. The offer is valid only for Monday signups while the promotion is available.

Rock N Roll Poker League brings a night of free Texas Hold'em to The Fitz Bar & Lounge. There is no entry fee to play, and the atmosphere mixes cold drinks with friendly competition in a neighborhood setting. Tea's Mac & Cheese food truck will be on site with comfort food. Players can earn league points, compete for venue gift cards, and work toward qualifying for the seasonal Main Event featuring over $2,000 in prizes. Professional dealers run the tables, tips are appreciated, and participants of every experience level are welcome, including first timers.

SunServe and AVER provide a no-cost monthly in-person support group for LGBTQ+ veterans and active duty service members. The gathering offers a welcoming, supportive space to connect with peers, exchange experiences, and build community with others who understand the realities of LGBTQ+ military life. Pre-registration is encouraged.

Put your knowledge to the test at a no-cost, in-person trivia game at Duffy’s Sports Grill in Coconut Creek, run by Trivia Nation. The format covers general knowledge in the spirit of popular quiz shows and classic trivia board games, with questions suitable for players as young as eight through older adults. Teams play together, and those arriving solo can join up with others during the event. There are $100 in prizes each week, adding extra incentive as you tackle the questions. For an edge, the organizer shares a free answer of the week on its website.

Fort Lauderdale Prime Gentlemen present a weekly bowling meetup at Manor Lanes Bowling/ Sports Den Pub that welcomes both first-timers and seasoned players. It offers a relaxed atmosphere with lighthearted competition and a chance to connect with others. No advance sign-up is required.

The right conversation can be life changing. Safe Harbor is a weekly support group for gay and bisexual men that provides a welcoming, nonjudgmental setting to speak openly, connect with others who truly understand, and be heard. Participants come together to share experiences, talk through challenges, and build supportive peer relationships.

The Wilton Drive Block Party brings the buzz to The Drive with DJ FayWhat?! hosting. Expect live DJ sets, special discounts at participating restaurants and shops, and more.

Great Big Trivia brings a music-powered twist on bingo to Funky Buddha Brewery in Oakland Park. Instead of numbered balls, rounds are driven by familiar tracks across decades, from 90s favorites to current hits. Players listen, mark the matching song titles on their cards, and compete for prizes. No deep music knowledge is needed because the titles are announced during play. The action unfolds in the taproom, pairing a lively, sing-along atmosphere with craft beers such as Floridian and Hop Gun IPA. With multiple rounds and plenty of chances to win, it offers an easygoing way to unwind with friends and enjoy a fast-paced game night.

SilverServe Signature Luncheons offer a free afternoon of food, friendship, entertainment, and community, presented in partnership with the City of Wilton Manors. Each gathering features a themed catered meal with guest presenters, educational discussions, live entertainment, community resources, and complimentary raffle prizes. The program is designed to help older adults stay active, informed, connected, and engaged. Events take place at Wilton Manors venues such as Hagen Park Community Center, Stafford Park, and The Women's Center, and the exact location can vary, so RSVP confirmations provide the final details. Admission is free and registration is required to support planning for catering, seating, and event setup, including needs requested by funding partners.

Connect with others who enjoy exploring the past at a casual history discussion group. Participate online through Zoom or attend in person at The Pride Center at Equality Park, whichever works best for you. Advance RSVP is not required.

Food Truck Fridays brings family friendly fun to Tamarac Village Amphitheater with a mix of area food trucks serving a range of cuisines, upbeat music, and casual games. Admission is free and the event also features local merchants. All scheduled dates may change. To avoid scams, vendor participation is handled only through the Tamarac Parks and Recreation Department, and solicitations from individuals on social media offering tickets or vendor spaces should be ignored. Bands may submit details for future Concert in the Park opportunities, and submissions do not guarantee placement.

Remake Yourself salutes Incubus alongside Jane's Affliction honoring Jane's Addiction at Revolution Live. This all-ages concert brings two tribute acts to the same stage for a night of familiar favorites. Supporting performers may change without prior notice.

An in-person restorative yin yoga session designed to help you decompress after a demanding week. It offers a quiet space to exhale and let your mind and body settle while supporting nervous system regulation. Rest is treated as something you deserve, helping you step into the weekend feeling calm and renewed.

Sharkey’s Bar & Grill hosts a full evening of music featuring DJ Taerock alongside Magic Heart, a tribute to Heart. The night begins with a pre-show party, continues with the tribute performance, and concludes with an after-party led by DJ Taerock.

Magic Ann brings a tribute to Heart to Sharkey's Bar & Grill in a free concert that celebrates classic rock and standout female vocals. The band features Jade on lead vocals honoring Ann Wilson, Robyn Fear on guitar and vocals honoring Nancy Wilson, along with Cesar Balbas on guitar and vocals, Hyorki on drums, James Meselsohn on bass and vocals, Joel B. Jacob on keyboards, and Reggie Fecteau on guitar and vocals.

The Hobby Card Show brings a lineup of athletes and entertainers to the Greater Fort Lauderdale / Broward County Convention Center, including boxers, football players, and cast members from The Sandlot. Tickets are available for autographs and photo opportunities. A selection of player merchandise will be for sale, and attendees may bring their own items to be signed. If attending in person is not possible, preorder options and send-in services are available for autographed items.

Painters of all abilities are welcome at this studio, which offers a large selection of statues, plaques, boxes, superheroes, and more to personalize. There are no studio fees or hidden charges, and you only pay for the item you paint, with pieces priced from $15 to $65 for a range of budgets. A 10-pack of brushes is available for $5, or you can bring your own. Attend with friends or family, or come on your own and meet new people. Finished pieces are ready to take home the same day.

This interactive music and movement class for babies and toddlers is offered by LyricalLove Music at Island City Park Preserve in the Fort Lauderdale and Wilton Manors area. Designed for ages 0 to 5, it blends music and motion with playful activities that build confidence, inspire creativity, and help develop listening and speech skills while fostering early development. Caregivers participate alongside their children, sharing the experience together in an engaging setting. Class sizes are kept small, so space is limited.

The Beauty Initiative marks ten years with a milestone packing event that returns to where the movement began. Sparked by one woman’s need a decade ago, what started as a simple packing party has grown into a mission to restore dignity through hygiene across South Florida and beyond. Participants will assemble thousands of hygiene items, aiming for roughly 25,000, to support people in need. The day blends service with celebration, and supporters can get involved by registering, donating, sponsoring, or bringing hygiene products to help advance the mission.

Kids can enjoy bowling all summer at no cost. Participants get two free games each day, making it a family friendly activity for creating memories together. With more than 1,300 participating centers, families can look for a location near them. More than 40 million families have made Kids Bowl Free a summer tradition.

An all-80s celebration takes over Kemistry Nightclub with Tiffany performing live and DJ Johnny Quest keeping the dance floor moving. Expect favorites like I Think We're Alone Now, Could've Been and I Saw Him Standing There, then groove to a mix of pop, rock, new wave, freestyle and more. Capacity is limited, and prices are higher at the door. A limited-time 4-pack is available where you buy three tickets and get the fourth free. Tables can only be reserved after tickets are purchased.