Events in Plantation today

Wake up by the water with a special beach yoga session on Fort Lauderdale Beach. Since 2008, locals and visitors have come together on the sand to breathe, move, and recharge in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. The practice is open to all experience levels, including beginners, and pairs feel good movement with the soothing rhythm of the ocean to boost energy, release stress, and clear the mind. Expect an uplifting community vibe and a beautiful shoreline setting that makes it easy to step away from the noise and reconnect with yourself. Bring a beach towel or yoga mat, water, and sunglasses, as rentals are not available. Spots are limited, early registration is recommended, and prices may increase as the event fills.

A community beach cleanup brings people together to keep South Florida beaches clean as part of the Fort Lauderdale Beach Sweep held on the second Saturday of each month. Free parking is provided for volunteers, and RSVP is managed through Eventbrite.

Introduce your little one to the game with an eight week toddler soccer program at Plantation Central Park in Plantation, Florida. Sessions are organized by age with options for 18 months to 3 years, 2 to 4 years, and 3 to 5 years. The fee is $135 for the full program. For details or registration, contact Toddler Time at 352-425-0385.

Explore a seaside marketplace at Las Olas Oceanside Park, where ocean breezes and coastal views set the scene for a mix of handmade and homemade finds. Browse fresh produce and fruit, sample global flavors and made-to-order bites, and discover distinctive pieces for your wardrobe and home. Food and drink purveyors may include 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 creators such as Glass House Glassware, Handmade by Gachy, Picture Perfect Magnet Co, Pixel Print Studio, Readings by Joanne, Seascape Designs, Secret Studio Miami, and YH Pottery bring a range of crafts and services. Clothing and accessories brands like 3rd Reef Line, Beuyancy, Elefante, Erena’s Closet, Espíritu Libre Pasión, Linen by MIKO, Nane, Paz Y Luna, and YN Accessories offer styles for every taste. Fine and fashion jewelry selections 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 add sparkle to the day. The vendor lineup changes regularly, creating a fresh experience with each visit. Parking is available at the Las Olas Beach Garage.

Shop fresh local produce and browse a variety of locally made goods at the Plantation Farmers Market. You can also find artisan foods, crafts, and unique gifts from Florida vendors. The event is free and runs in the morning through early afternoon, with an easy, family-friendly atmosphere.

Kick off the school year with a City of Tamarac community resource fair designed to help students and families feel prepared. Admission is free, with access to educational resources, school supplies, wellness services, family support programs, and opportunities to connect with community organizations. The first 200 students will receive a complimentary backpack stocked with school essentials and learning materials. A highlight of the event is the Back-to-School Fashion Show, Rip the Hallways: The Re-Mix, featuring students modeling fresh back-to-school styles. Hosted at the Tamarac Community Center.

Celebrate inclusion and diversity through art at a sensory-friendly experience designed for people of all abilities. Free sensory activities are offered on the second Saturday of each month. YAA is recognized as a CARD Autism Friendly Partner, and the staff are trained by CARD to support guests with autism and sensory needs. Sensory bags are available to borrow throughout the museum to enhance comfort and engagement. Open to everyone who wants to explore creativity in an inclusive setting.

Explore The Science of Guinness World Records and learn how remarkable records are achieved. New monthly themes bring hands-on challenges inspired by feats in flight and space, health and wellness, and engineering and technology. Take part in activities such as launching a rocket, checking your reflexes, and tackling build-your-idea challenges. See how scientists, innovators, and everyday people stretch limits, overcome barriers, and make history. Entry is included with regular museum admission.

Kristian and Tristan Watson lead a beginner-friendly sports session at Nova Southeastern University where kids ages 6 to 12 can build skills in basketball, soccer, and volleyball. The focus is on confidence, teamwork, and new friendships in a welcoming, upbeat setting. Water is provided, and the cost is $50 per session. Space is limited, and questions can be directed to 786-707-6608.

Sharing Go Club meets at Cardxcards for a local gathering centered on playing Go. Participants can connect with other players and play a few games.

Join Total Wine & More for a guided session on pairing wine and cheese. You’ll learn how different wines complement different cheeses and what combinations work best. The event costs $20.00.

Kids can bowl for free all summer at Bowlero in Tamarac, Florida, with two complimentary games available each day. This family friendly program makes it easy to spend time together and is offered at more than 1,300 bowling centers. More than 40 million families have embraced it as a summertime tradition, creating lasting memories on the lanes at no cost.

RNR Poker League brings a free-to-play Texas Hold’em night to Bob G’s Wings N Things, a lively regional bar with wings, pub fare, simple decor, and plenty of TVs showing sports. Players can earn league points and compete for prizes at tables run by friendly, professional dealers, with tips appreciated. The menu features rotating craft beers and tasty bites to enjoy between hands. All experience levels are welcome, and beginners are encouraged to take a seat and learn the game.

PBR Team Series brings team-focused professional bull riding to Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise. Riders compete on behalf of their teams, introducing strategy, swings in momentum, and straightforward scoring across each matchup. With rides that last eight seconds and quick transitions between athletes, the action moves fast and the crowd responds to every near miss. The result is a high-energy, high-stakes competition that remains easy to follow, even for newcomers to the sport.

Collateral Damage Band makes its first appearance at the Cooper City American Legion, bringing a dance-friendly mix that spans decades. Enjoy 80s favorites that keep the floor moving, smile along to beloved 70s tunes, and savor a few gems from the 60s for extra sparkle. Look forward to an upbeat atmosphere with plenty of music and fun all evening.

This all ages concert brings Nine Vicious to Revolution Live. Please note that the lineup of supporting acts may be updated without prior notice.

Round Up features a lesson led by JohnPaul and Kortnee, followed by social dancing that continues all night. Attendees must be 18 or older. Specials on drinks and appetizers are available, along with a full dinner menu.

Sunday at In The Game comes with a perk that keeps the action going. Add funds to your game card and, when you spend between $25 and $75 on gameplay, you receive a matching amount in play credit up to $75. Enjoy extra rounds, more games, and more tickets with this Sunday offer.

The Tamarac Community Farmers Market brings together local growers and makers for a lively outdoor shopping experience. Browse seasonal produce, enjoy fragrant teas, sample small-batch honey and flavorful sauces, and pick up fresh baked goods. Look for creamy hummus, tangy pickles, and other handcrafted treats, with many producers on hand to share more about their creations. Admission is free, and the market often features local food trucks and neighborhood merchants. Event details may change. Vendor participation is handled only through official city channels, so avoid messages from individuals claiming to sell tickets or booth space.

Set along the ocean at Las Olas Oceanside Park, this weekly open air marketplace blends sea breezes with a diverse mix of artisan and homemade goods. Browse seasonal produce and fruit, international bites, and dishes prepared to order, along with one-of-a-kind apparel and pieces for the home. Food and drink vendors 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 with acai. Discover bath, body, and home finds from Glass House Glassware, Handmade by Gachy, Picture Perfect Magnet Co, Pixel Print Studio, Readings by Joanne, Seascape Designs, Secret Glow Studio, and YH Pottery. Explore clothing and accessories 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. Fine and fashion jewelry is showcased by 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 roster of local vendors rotates each week, with updates shared on Facebook.

Professional bull riding takes a team-first turn in Sunrise at Amerant Bank Arena, formerly FLA Live Arena. Squads square off in head-to-head matchups, momentum flips in an instant, and riders mix strategy with split-second choices in the chute. The format feels like a tight, competitive meet rather than a set of individual rides, where just a few seconds can change a team’s night.

RNR Poker League brings free Texas Hold’em to The Federal, a casual restaurant inside the Baptist Health IcePlex. Enjoy wings, pub favorites, rotating craft beers, and plenty of TVs while the cards are in play. Players can earn league points and compete for prizes, and friendly, professional dealers run the action; tips are appreciated. All experience levels are welcome, and newcomers are encouraged to take a seat and learn as they go.

RNR Poker League brings free Texas Hold'em to Luv'n Oven Ale House, a casual spot with wings, pub favorites, and plenty of TVs. Enjoy rotating craft beers and bar bites while friendly, professional dealers keep the action running, and tipping is welcome. Players can earn league points and compete for prizes, and the tables are open to all skill levels, including beginners. The atmosphere is relaxed and social, blending good food, cold drinks, and lively poker in one place.

The Xxxi Annual International Ballet Festival Of Miami brings a sweeping celebration of dance to the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, uniting distinguished companies and principal stars from around the world. Audiences from Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach Counties, and Miami Beach, as well as visitors, can experience an expansive showcase featuring ensembles from Europe, Asia, Latin America, and the United States, with many performers making their first appearances in the country. The event also spotlights local dance and ballet companies, sharing the stage with internationally recognized artists. Praised by media at home and abroad, the festival has helped strengthen Miami’s reputation as a place where exceptional ballet talent is seen and celebrated.

Magic, rivalry, and romance take center stage as LFG Book Club explores The Entanglement of Rival Wizards by Sara Raasch, a fantasy romance filled with witty banter, standout characters, and a competitive spark that may grow into something more. Discussion highlights include relationships and character chemistry, how the magic works and the world is built, and themes of identity, belonging, and personal growth. Participants also delve into representation and inclusive storytelling, along with the funniest, sweetest, and most memorable moments. The club celebrates inclusive narratives and creates a warm space to connect and share perspectives, and this conversation takes place at Barnes & Noble Fort Lauderdale.

At In The Game, the Monday Special offers a one hour unlimited Green Gameplay pass plus 250 prize tickets for $15. Spend an hour with arcade favorites and collect tickets toward prizes. It is a simple way for friends and families to turn the start of the week into shared fun.

At ArtServe, this exhibition celebrates language as a living art, bringing together local creators across disciplines. Visitors can explore how words inspire bookbinding, graphic design, typography, calligraphy, interpretive dance, and American Sign Language, with works that reveal the creative force of communication. The presentation also highlights artifacts and tools tied to the written word, including first editions, historic typewriters, a printing press, and a vintage calligraphy kit. A sign language interpreter will be present for the opening reception.

Explore how quirky and astonishing records are grounded in real science in an interactive exhibit that brings human performance into focus. Guests investigate the biology, psychology and mechanics behind headline-making feats while testing strength, concentration, reflexes and stamina in hands-on stations with live leaderboards. Begin with an immersive film that traces the origins of Guinness World Records and how it became the worldwide benchmark for record-breaking. Continue with a quiz that explains what qualifies as an official record and the scientific criteria behind it. Take a closer look at remarkable achievements, aim for top scores in attempt zones and hear insights from an official adjudicator alongside a scientist. Build sharper focus through memory challenges, tactile puzzles and games inspired by techniques used by real record holders. Try rapid response activities that measure reaction speed in real time and reveal ways to improve performance. Push endurance on stations such as a hang bar and balance boards while learning about muscle fatigue and stamina. Wrap up with inspiring stories from record holders on screen, then capture the moment with official certificates. This lively blend of STEAM learning and interactive play shows how anyone, anywhere can become a world record breaker. Included with Museum admission. Presented locally by Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital.

A food giveaway is taking place to help distribute food to the community.

A monthly sing and play along at the Broward Main Library brings a welcoming community together with Laura and the FUN Florida Ukulele Network. This session highlights a Rock and Roll Review featuring classics from the 1950s through the 1980s, creating an easygoing atmosphere on the 6th Floor where smiles and singalongs come naturally. Bring a ukulele or another acoustic instrument, or simply add your voice. Chords and lyrics are projected so everyone can follow along, making it comfortable for both seasoned players and beginners. The program is free and open to ages 15 and up, and it works whether you want to participate or just enjoy the live music. Parking is available in the adjoining city garage. Presented by FUN Florida Ukulele Network and The Friends of Fort Lauderdale Libraries.

Rock N Roll Poker League hosts free Texas Hold'em at The Fitz Bar & Lounge, pairing cards with cold drinks, comfort food, and a friendly neighborhood atmosphere. There is no buy in, and professional dealers oversee the action, with tips appreciated. Participants can earn league points, win venue gift cards, and work toward qualifying for a seasonal Main Event with over $2,000 in prizes. Tea's Mac & Cheese will be on site with their food truck. All experience levels are welcome, from first timers to regular players.

Swim into a spirited 30 minute musical inspired by Pixar’s Finding Nemo. When curious Nemo is taken to Sydney, his cautious father Marlin crosses the ocean to find him, meeting upbeat Dory, laid back sea turtle Crush, and the supportive Tank Gang along the way. With songs like Just Keep Swimming, Fish Are Friends Not Food, and Go With the Flow, Finding Nemo KIDS turns the stage into a colorful underwater adventure about family, friendship, and courage. Performed by campers ages 6 to 9 from the Performance Project and Broward Center Summer Camp, this production takes place at the Amaturo Theater at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts. Everyone entering the theater must have a ticket, with lap seats available for purchase for children 12 months and under at the Broward Center’s AutoNation Box Office. Prices vary.

Join this in-person class for adults to practice for the U.S. citizenship interview. You will work on speaking and comprehension, go over the 100 civic questions, and practice reading and writing. The class is taught in English and is set up to help participants build skills needed for the N-400 process and interview day. Registration is recommended, and attendance is limited.

Sip. Paint. Relax at this Cherry Blossom Sunrise painting session. Arrive 15 to 20 minutes early to get settled and find your seat. This is a studio event, and everyone staying on site needs a paid seat. The studio is BYOB for guests 21 and up, and you’ll need to bring your own cups and ice.

Arcade fans can take advantage of a special offer at In The Game that pairs one hour of unlimited Green Gameplay with 250 prize tickets for $15. It is a straightforward way to enjoy nonstop arcade fun, try a range of games, and build up tickets without breaking the bank. Friends and family can turn it into a friendly competition and make the most of the action on the arcade floor.

At Wings N Things Restaurant, gather a team for a trivia challenge with chances to earn prizes. Enjoy half-price draft beer and wine, and take advantage of a kids eat free offer. Please check with the staff for complete details.

Open HeArt is a class that blends drawing with music to foster relaxation, focus, and creative growth. Participants explore how sound can influence artistic choices and deepen cultural awareness while building sketchbook habits and technique. Topics include restorative art practices, mindful observation, expressing feelings through color, and letting go of perfection, along with additional approaches that encourage expressive work. The program takes place at the South Side Cultural Arts Center. Fee: Resident $40, Non-Resident $60.

Hosted by Trivia Nation at Duffy's Sports Grill - Plantation, Music Bingo blends the classic bingo experience with a playlist of upbeat, popular songs. A host keeps the energy high with recognizable hits, including favorites like "Moves Like Jagger", so participants can sing and dance while they play. There are $80 in prizes available every week, and the format suits solo players, pairs, and families alike.

Great Big Trivia brings a lively, inclusive quiz night to 511 Bar & Lounge in Fort Lauderdale, turning the space into a spirited hub for trivia lovers, pop culture fans, and history buffs. Curated rounds keep players engaged from start to finish and the experience goes far beyond a standard pen and paper game. Whether seasoned competitors or casual quizzers, teams can pick a clever name, track their standing on the leaderboard, and enjoy the atmosphere with drinks and good company while competing for prizes.

Beetlejuice JR. arrives in a junior adaptation of the Broadway hit inspired by the beloved film. Lydia Deetz, an unusual teen grieving her mother, moves with her father into a house haunted by a recently deceased couple and the troublemaking Beetlejuice. When she asks him to chase away the living, his schemes spiral into chaos from the Netherworld. This production features 10 to 13 year old campers from the Broward Center and Performance Project Summer Camp and takes place at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts. Lap seats are available for purchase for children 12 months and under at the Broward Center's AutoNation Box Office. Everyone entering the theater must have a ticket.

In The Game offers Half Price Games that make your game card last longer. Pack in extra rounds and enjoy more chances to score. It is suited to an after school stop, family time, or a midweek hangout.

In The Game offers a midweek family special. Every Wednesday, children 12 and under eat free with the purchase of an adult entree, making it simple to skip cooking and enjoy a meal together. Families can share dinner, enjoy the food, and let the kids have some fun while they are there.

This free, 2.5-hour program for children ages 5 to 12 explores nutrition, wellness, and the power of everyday choices, highlighting how those choices can support personal health and the planet. Sessions feature hands-on gardening such as planting or mulching, interactive food demonstrations that introduce new vegetables and promote healthy eating, plus yoga and other movement, breathwork, mindfulness, and creative art time. Educators keep things active before winding down for reflection and art, showing that food and learning can be fun. An RSVP through Eventbrite is required to attend. Ongoing monthly sessions are encouraged, with new activities offered at each workshop.

Walk in for on-the-spot interviews for caregiver positions. Applicants should hold a CNA, HHA, LPN, or RN certification or license, and help is available for obtaining an HHA. Bring I-9 documentation and proof of CPR, along with either a TB test or chest x-ray. A background check and AHCA fingerprinting are required. Completing the application ahead of time will help speed up the process.

Rock N Roll Poker League brings free Texas Hold'em to Big Whiskey's American Restaurant & Bar in Davie. Players can take a seat with no buy-in and enjoy half-priced house drinks and appetizers during the games. Earn league points for a shot at venue gift cards and qualify for the seasonal Main Event with prizes totaling over $2,000. The tables are run by friendly, professional dealers, and tips are appreciated. All experience levels are welcome, and newcomers are encouraged to give it a try.

SunServe’s SAFE T offers a weekly drop-in support group for people who identify as transgender or gender expansive. The group provides a supportive setting to talk with peers, share experiences, and access helpful resources. It welcomes those seeking understanding, encouragement, or simple connection with others who relate to their lived experience. Each person’s path is respected and honored.

Black Jack’s Rum Bar & Grille presents Great Big Trivia, inviting teams to test their knowledge for prizes while savoring a Prime Rib Special that includes a 14-ounce cut paired with a grilled shrimp skewer, garlic mashed potatoes, and Caribbean vegetables. Keep the momentum going with selections from what is billed as the largest collection of rum in South Florida for a lively night of friendly competition and flavorful fare.

5 Seconds of Summer brings its world tour to Hard Rock Live in Fort Lauderdale for a high-energy concert filled with fan favorites. Expect big vocals, driving beats, and a crowd ready to sing along as the music fills the venue.

Roots reggae rhythms fill Original Fat Cat's, a welcoming, old-school bar that stays open late. With more than 80 beers available and live music geared toward a local crowd, this laid-back spot sets the scene for the vibes you have been seeking.

At In The Game, Thursdays revolve around burgers with 50 percent off any burger. Make it a dinner stop, enjoy the arcade, or do both, and start the weekend vibe early while you relax and play. This recurring special runs every Thursday and offers an easy way to treat yourself for less. Bring a big appetite.

Receive in-person guidance from the Community Engagement team. Staff will answer questions and provide support on property tax discount options, payment plans, e-billing, and business tax applications, along with other services. The Broward County Tax Collector’s Office also plans to roll out enhanced driver license services soon. The focus is clear, helpful assistance delivered with a commitment to quality service.

Part of Hued Songs’ Juneteenth Experience 2026, Where We Stay is a free visual art exhibition curated by Tayina Deravile and featuring nine Broward-based artists. Presented at the Daisy Arts Center, the opening reception highlights artwork that reflects on the meaning of home in Black communities through themes of family, memory, adornment, personal experience, and cultural legacy. The exhibition also uplifts the history of the Sistrunk neighborhood and honors Dr. James and Daisy Sistrunk, whose home served as a gathering place for jazz musicians, dignitaries, artists, and community leaders. Featured artists include Allison Bolah, Adrienne Chadwick, Amaya Estrada, Clarence Josey II, Emmanuel George, Shawna Moulton, Cornelius Tulloch, Carrington Ware, and Chris Friday. Public gallery hours follow the reception.

Black Jack's Rum Bar & Grille hosts no-cost Texas Hold'em games with walk-in play and no entry fee. Players of all experience levels are welcome at tables run by professional, friendly dealers, and gratuities are appreciated. Happy hour food is available, and members of the Rock N Roll Poker League receive drink specials. Participants can rack up league points that lead to venue gift cards and a chance to qualify for a seasonal Main Event with more than $2,000 in prizes. Complimentary parking is available in the gravel lot near the entrance.

RNR Poker League brings a no-cost Texas Hold’em night to The Fitz Bar & Lounge. Enjoy specialty cocktails, a full bar, and satisfying bites, with The Yum. Food Truck serving tasty options. Play with friendly, professional dealers, where tips are appreciated, and earn points that contribute to league standings and prizes. All skill levels are welcome, from first-timers to seasoned players. Known for comfort fare, happy hours, and live music, The Fitz offers a relaxed setting to compete at the tables, meet fellow players, and unwind.

Round Up presents a night of dancing that starts with a lesson led by JohnPaul and Kortnee and then transitions into social dancing that lasts throughout the night. Doors open before the lesson begins. Attendees must be 18 or older. Drink and appetizer specials are available all night, and a full dinner menu is offered.

A new flow jam at Riptidez Cooper City centers on movement, music, fire and upbeat energy. The venue transforms into a playful environment with room to move, freestyle flow and opportunities to share skills. Props are available throughout, and participants can explore poi, hoop, juggling, staff and more or simply enjoy the atmosphere. DJ decks will be open so local artists can practice, perform and help shape the sound of the night. A dedicated fire circle is planned for experienced fire spinners following a mandatory safety briefing, and anyone who plans to spin must attend that briefing and sign a waiver in advance.