Events in Miramar today

Fans of British vehicles can gather at The Queens Arms, Gainesville's one and only traditional British pub, to enjoy drinks and conversation with fellow enthusiasts.

Experience an evening of West Coast Swing and line dancing at Round Up NightClub & Restaurant, starting with a lesson taught by JohnPaul and Kortnee, then transitioning into social dancing that continues all night. This event is open to guests 18 and older. Drink and appetizer specials are available throughout the night, and the full dinner menu is offered as well.

TLC teams up with Salt-N-Pepa and En Vogue for the It’s Iconic tour stop at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, Florida. See all three groups perform on the same stage in one concert.

TLC, Salt-N-Pepa and En Vogue take the stage together for a multi-artist concert at Hard Rock Live at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida. The event brings all three acts together in one show at the venue.

A new flow jam at Riptidez Cooper City brings a lively mix of movement, music, fire, and good energy, creating a welcoming space to explore and play. All experience levels are encouraged, from seasoned practitioners to the simply curious. Props are available throughout the event, with open flow, informal skill sharing, and plenty of room to move. Try poi, hoop, juggling, staff, and more, or relax and enjoy the atmosphere. Open decks run throughout, giving local DJs a chance to practice, throw down, and shape the vibe. Later in the evening, a fire circle opens for experienced fire spinners following a mandatory fire safety meeting. Anyone planning to spin fire must attend the safety meeting and sign a waiver beforehand.

Enjoy karaoke at the tiki bar out back at Johnny's, where Bobbi and friends gather as guests take the mic to perform the songs they love.

Enjoy a relaxing weekend getaway to Nassau, Bahamas with Rhonda Hilburn, plus a full day at sea devoted to scrapbooking. The cruise departs from Ft. Lauderdale, FL on the Jewel of the Seas. Each participant receives four 12x12 layout kits provided by Rhonda, with the focus entirely on scrapbooking. Rhonda will be available to assist with page kits, which you can complete at your own pace. Every crafter has a full table for the entire cruise, creating plenty of space to spread out and work comfortably.

Discover your next great read at a community book swap at the Cooper City Community Center. Before the swap, participants can drop off a gently used book at the center. During the event, attendees return to browse the shared collection and pick a new title to refresh their shelf. Readers of every interest are welcome, from fantasy and mysteries to romance, nonfiction, children’s books, poetry, and classic literature. The gathering encourages connections with fellow book lovers and the fun of uncovering a hidden gem or a new favorite author. Admission is free.

Hashers gather at American Legion Post 310 for a Hollyweird Hash House Harriers happy hour and party led on trail by hare Foamie Feet. Expect an A-to-A route and a free hash, with pre-lube inside followed by some tailgating before heading out. To locate the start, use GPS and look for a big blue beer flag and a lively pack. Bring pre and post lube, plus cash on trail for the second BC. The theme keeps the fun cycling... drink, run, karaoke, dance, repeat. After the trail, the festivities continue with drinks, food, and karaoke at the party.

This in-person Vampire LARP session takes place at Meizon Church in Gainesville. Parking and entry are located at the rear of the building, and the front entrance should be avoided. A $5 venue fee is required, payable in cash at the door or digitally via PayPal or Cash App, and payments must be directed to Korum rather than Jordan. Check-in opens before the game begins, and informal roleplay for non-STs can start earlier. Staff encourages COVID vaccination as a general health practice. Anyone who feels unwell should remain home, and players who test positive after contact are asked to notify those they interacted with. Returning players are welcome to step back into play or coordinate with staff for plot connections and character tie-ins. Newcomers interested in the OWBN game can observe, talk with staff, or receive help creating a character sheet in advance or on site. Visitors are allowed each game and are asked to email staff beforehand for headcount purposes; sending character sheets and items ahead is preferred since at-the-door checks are discouraged. For coordination or questions, please email staugsts@gmail.com rather than contacting staff on social media.

Speakeasy Milonga is a social dance gathering dedicated to Argentine tango at Estudio 35. The event begins with a class, then transitions into open dancing in the traditional milonga style. It offers a welcoming space for tango enthusiasts to share the floor and enjoy the rhythms and connection that define this dance.

A playlist-powered twist on bingo invites participants to mark songs rather than numbers, with group singing and lighthearted rivalry throughout. The soundtrack spans classics and contemporary favorites, and prizes are handed out as the evening progresses. The night features drinks and an upbeat atmosphere, and each round keeps the party in motion. Groups can find out who knows the tunes best.

Central Michigan travels to face Miami in an early test at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens. The matchup contrasts Miami’s speed and attacking defense with a Central Michigan squad intent on making its mark on a big stage. It provides a snapshot of where both teams stand before the stakes rise later in the season.

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.

Build skills and community at the PATCH community garden through free workshops offered on the final Saturday of each month. Topics include an Earth Day session with interactive activities centered on sustainability, conservation, and environmental stewardship. Another workshop focuses on seed saving, showing how to collect, store, and preserve seeds to nurture future gardens and support food resilience.

A Saturday market centered on learning, growing, and enjoying local food. Each week brings something new, from shopping directly with growers to sampling garden-fresh bites and taking garden tours. Free workshops are offered on the last Saturday of the month.

PAL of Hallandale Beach hosts the third annual One Hallandale Family Fun Field Day at OB Johnson Park, presented by Memorial Healthcare System. Enjoy free games with chances to win prizes, on-site giveaways, a community resource fair, and a selection of food trucks, plus other family-friendly activities.

A local club meetup for people looking to enjoy some games.

Round Up hosts an evening that begins with instruction from JohnPaul and Kortnee, then continues with social dancing. Guests ages 18 and up are welcome. Drink and appetizer specials are available, along with a full dinner menu.

Paddle beneath a full moon on a serene nighttime kayaking tour, with moonlight reflecting across the water for a memorable atmosphere. Each outing shifts with the season and the lunar phase, so every trip feels a little different. It suits a quiet evening on the water as well as an outing with friends and family. Tours align with signature full moon moments such as the Blue Moon, Strawberry Moon, Supermoon, Sturgeon Moon, and Harvest Moon. Space is limited, so reserving a kayak in advance is encouraged. Details about launch times, pricing, and how to book will be shared for each tour.

The Miami Dolphins face the Kansas City Chiefs at Hard Rock Stadium. Some games are subject to flexible scheduling, so the game date and time may change from what appears on the schedule or ticket. Ticket access is organized through several sale windows, including a Dolphins presale, a Dolphins Member offer, Amex reserved tickets, and a public onsale.

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 brings a Sunday Funday that mixes a friendly tailgate and park hangout with a short run or walk, a chance to cool off with a swim, and a sunset to cap it all. The tone is playful, family friendly, and pet friendly. Bring your own beverages, pack snacks to share, and have a little cash for beer. Look for the beer flag and a pickup by the fenced construction area at the east end of Allen St, between Sheridan St and Dania Beach Blvd, about a block north of Dog Beach and Meade St. Hares for this trail are VC, LL, SP, and MM. Expect casual miles, plenty of nonsense, and a good time whether you prefer to trot, stroll, or wobble. On-on.

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.

This monthly support group, presented by Merlie’s Giborim United and Goodman JFS Joshua’s Path Disability Services, offers a welcoming space for family members caring for a child or an adult with a disability. Participants can connect with other local caregivers, share experiences in a safe and nonjudgmental setting, and receive practical advice and resources. The event is free and open to the public. Activities are provided for children while caregivers are in the meeting, and the gathering takes place at the David Posnack Jewish Community Center.

At The Queen's Arms Pub in Gainesville, runners and walkers follow a shaded 5K loop through Haile Plantation. Participants of any age and pace are welcome. After the run, the Rally Point Endurance burger with fries is available for $7.99.

A warm, low-pressure speed dating night tailored for Jewish singles in their 20s and 30s takes place at Abby’s in Pembroke Pines, with a focus on meaningful conversation and shared values. The age range is a guideline rather than a hard rule, and the aim is to create a well-balanced group that makes it easy to connect. The evening begins with a relaxed social mixer so everyone can settle in. Attendees may choose to get a drink, which is not included, before moving into guided rounds that feature light icebreakers and smooth pacing. Each mini conversation lasts a few minutes, offering just enough time to get a feel for a potential connection. After each round, participants mark friend, date, or none in a simple matching system. When there is a mutual match, contact details are shared the next day. Capacity is intentionally limited to keep the experience comfortable and the ratios balanced. Ticket prices increase after the first 20 are sold and may continue to rise as the event fills. Tickets must be purchased in advance through Eventbrite, and a waitlist is available there if it sells out. Arriving 15 to 30 minutes early is encouraged to allow time for check-in, as the event starts promptly and late arrivals may not be accommodated. The tone is friendly and open, with many people leaving either with a match or new connections. Safety notes and terms from Sips and Sparks: background checks and identity verification are not conducted, so participants are responsible for their own safety and should use caution with any follow-up plans. Meeting in public places and avoiding the sharing of sensitive personal information is advised. Participation is at the attendee’s own risk, and Sips and Sparks LLC, its team, venues, and partners are released from liability for accidents, injuries, or interactions before, during, or after the event. Photos and videos may be taken for promotional purposes; anyone who prefers not to be photographed can let the host know upon arrival. Accessibility may vary by venue; for specific accommodations, email sipsandsparksevents@gmail.com before purchasing tickets. Events with low registration may be postponed or canceled, with either a full refund or the option to transfer to another event. Refund policy: a full refund is available if requested at least one week in advance. Within one week, refunds and transfers are not offered, though a discount code may be provided at the organizer’s discretion. In cases of illness, medical emergency, or a death in the family within one week of the event, a one-time refund may be issued with appropriate documentation.

Monday Night Karaoke at Johnny's Tiki Bar brings together Thais, Judy, Shannon, and friends for a night of singing.

Back again for 2026, this weekly special offers eyebrow threading for $12 every Tuesday. Take advantage of the recurring deal all year long.

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

This gathering features an evening of karaoke with sing-along fun. Participants take turns at the microphone while others enjoy the show.

Participants can gather with a local club for casual games at Cardxcards. Meet fellow players and enjoy relaxed play together.

Rose, Jeannie, and friends from Johnny's gather on the newly renovated back deck, spending time together in the refreshed space.