Events in Pompano Beach, FL

Beauty Cafe Salons in Pembroke Pines offers eyebrow threading for $12 on Tuesdays throughout 2026. This weekly special does not require an appointment.

Legends in Motion brings a senior-focused fitness session to 9Round Weston, created to help build strength, enhance mobility, and support balance in a comfortable, encouraging setting. Over 45 minutes, participants move through seated kickboxing combinations, gentle strength training, and instructor-led stretching. The workout can be tailored to any experience level. Space is limited, so advance reservations are encouraged.

This weekly networking meeting brings together business professionals with shared goals to build relationships and learn practical ways to grow a team of referral partners. It provides a collaborative setting for meaningful connections and knowledge sharing. Attendees can ask whether their business category is currently open.

Discover the traditional craft of Turkish ceramic painting in a hands-on workshop that celebrates color, pattern, and creativity. Participants receive step-by-step guidance from experienced instructors, so no prior experience is needed. Create your own piece to take home while exploring vibrant hues and intricate motifs that define this art form. The atmosphere encourages calm focus and creative flow, and it is a welcoming space to connect with fellow art enthusiasts.

Day’s Trips presents a concert outing to see the Doobie Brothers at Hard Rock Live. The package includes round-trip transportation, $30 in FreePlay, dining discounts, and three seating price options. Seats in sections 113 and 117 are $245, sections 203, 204, and 205 are $210, and sections 303, 304, and 305 are $170. Pickup locations include Vero Beach, PSL, and Stuart, and the return trip departs as soon as the performance concludes. Payment is required at booking. Tickets are nonrefundable but may be transferred to another person. Day’s Trips, LLC is a Florida Seller of Travel, reference number ST44375.

Designed for ages 5 and up, this drop-off session invites young artists to explore Halloween-themed tie dye. Participants will experiment with folding and tying techniques, apply bold colors, and create a one-of-a-kind piece inspired by spooky motifs. The focus is on hands-on creativity with seasonal color and style.

Pack 850 Miami hosts a Trunk or Treat at Texas Roadhouse in West Kendall. Meet the Scouts, learn about the pack's program, have fun, make new friends, and get ready for new adventures. Families are welcome.

Experience Disney Lorcana league play at Tower of Games in Boca Raton with Infinity Constructed as the format. Matches last up to 50 minutes and are played best of three, with a maximum of three rounds. Entry is $6, and each registered player receives a pack and a promo. Expect extra promos, prizes, and raffles during the event. The league welcomes both seasoned competitors and newcomers, offering a friendly place to play, trade, and connect with fellow Illumineers.

Explore Spirits & Spice cocktail creations at Tasty Tuesdays in Boca Raton. Sample a changing selection of recipes each week made with liqueurs, spirits, and balsamics. Suitable for seasoned cocktail fans and those curious about new flavors.

Experience a focused, one-on-one tarot session at Visual Adjectives designed to bring clarity and calm to questions about love, career, money, family, and personal growth. Each private reading lasts 15 minutes and is priced at $35. A skilled reader helps you tune into your intuition, explore hidden dynamics, and find grounded perspective so you can navigate decisions with more confidence. Expect supportive insight into life’s challenges and a chance to reconnect with your inner wisdom in a relaxed atmosphere where friends are welcome. To reserve a spot, call 561-376-3130 or email info@visadj.com.

Poker Night at Temple Beth El offers a relaxed, social evening centered on friendly play. It welcomes both seasoned players and complete beginners.

Unwind with a relaxing Hatha Yoga session in The Doral Yard’s outdoor setting, open to newcomers and longtime practitioners alike. Guided by Dunia, the practice blends gentle stretching and lengthening with energizing bursts of movement and smooth flow, along with brief, reflective moments inspired by dharma. The emphasis is on mindful awareness, healthy alignment, and self-acceptance, with space to honor what feels right for your body and to be your authentic self. After class, enjoy the ambiance of The Doral Yard, sip a drink such as beer or wine from The Bar at The Backyard, and explore sweet and savory choices from the culinary vendors. Dunia also offers a warm wish for peace of mind, good health, and the fulfillment of what participants are seeking.

Form a team for Tuesday trivia and compete for prizes. Take advantage of half off draft beer and wine. Kids eat free, and a team member can provide the details.

At Miami Ironside, this easygoing board game gathering offers strategy, laughs, and conversation. Open to both longtime players and those new to tabletop gaming, it is a welcoming space to try different games, roll some dice, and meet fellow players in Miami.

Isaiah Falls brings the LVRS Paradise Side B Tour to Midline in Miami, presented by AEG and BLNK CNVS, with support from RAAHiiM and Luxury Lane.

Runners gather for a community run that welcomes every pace, followed by a relaxed hangout at WOB Bar & Kitchen. After the run, there is 25% off bottled and canned beer. Friends are welcome, and it is an easy way to meet fellow runners and turn an active outing into a new routine.

Karaoke Night transforms Sandlot Sports Bar in Kendall, Miami into a lively singalong, welcoming both seasoned performers and first-timers. Participants can pick from a broad song list that covers classic favorites, modern pop, rock, and more. A friendly karaoke host supports each performance and keeps the show moving. Expect lighthearted competition to see who can deliver standout vocals, plenty of singalong moments, and a fun, music-filled atmosphere for groups of friends and families.

Digimon Locals brings players together at Tower of Games in Boca Raton for a friendly, weekly card game tournament. Players are encouraged to bring a ready deck and test their strategies against others. The entry fee is $10, and prizes are awarded as packs or store credit based on attendance. This event welcomes both seasoned competitors and those new to the game.

People interested in playing some games can check out this local club.

Chris Renois makes a headlining return to the Shamrock Comedy Club, hosted at The Field Irish Pub & Eatery in Fort Lauderdale. A Miami native now based in New York, he blends relaxed charisma with sharp observations on culture, identity, and everyday life. His easygoing delivery and thoughtful perspective have drawn comparisons to the early work of Dave Chappelle and DL Hughley. Highlights include reaching the semi-finals of Stand-Up NBC, a filmed set for LMAOF on OFTV, selection for the 2023 Laughing Skull Comedy Festival, and second place in the 2025 Don’t Tell Comedy contest. He has opened for Michelle Buteau, Hasan Minhaj, and Nick Griffin, and his acting debut in the indie film Mountains premiered at the 2023 Tribeca Film Festival, where the film received a Special Jury Mention for U.S. Narrative Feature. The show also features Eli Rodriguez, Pam Bruno, and Ricky Cruz. Tickets are priced at $20 for general admission, $25 for VIP, and $15 for general admission with an obstructed view. If tickets remain, purchases at the door can be made by cash, credit card, or Apple Pay. Adults only due to language, with minors permitted only with a parent or legal guardian. No refunds or exchanges. The supporting lineup may change. Food and beverages are not included in the ticket price.

At Arts Garage, poets, storytellers, and songwriters share original work in an encouraging open mic setting. Tickets are $20 when purchased online and $25 through the box office, while performers pay $10. Every ticket includes two complimentary drinks, and a QR code will be available upon arrival to make online purchases easy. Performer registration takes place in person when you arrive. Adding your name places you in a performer pool, and the host sets the order to create a well-balanced show rather than following a first-come approach. Performers are encouraged to complete sign-up from a personal device using the QR code provided that evening. Up to 24 performers can be featured, and each set is brief. Please follow the stoplight cue; if time is exceeded, the microphone will be cut and the host will take the stage. The host may stop any act that includes hate speech, and audience members may be asked to leave if necessary. Stage equipment should remain in place, and the host will adjust the microphone as needed.

A self-run Mah Jongg group welcomes players of all levels with two sessions available. Meet new friends, learn the game, test your skills, or help someone new discover this beloved pastime. For questions, contact Dee Levine at behappy45@aol.com.

Walk-in interviews are available for caregiver positions, with no appointment required and interviews conducted upon arrival. Completing the application ahead of time can help speed things up. Applicants should hold relevant credentials such as CNA, HHA, LPN, or RN, and support is available to pursue an HHA if needed. Please have I-9 documentation, proof of CPR certification, and either TB test results or a chest X-ray. A background check and AHCA fingerprinting are also required.

Mister C transforms the lab into a lively classroom where crowd-favorite experiments come alive. Expect laughs, new insights, and a growing enthusiasm for discovery. Through bubbling chemistry, playful kitchen-based creations, and build-it-yourself rockets, he blends humor, multimedia, and an engineering design mindset to show how everyday materials can lead to big ideas. Curiosity is encouraged, exploration is central, and even mistakes become part of the learning journey. Recommended for students in grades 2 through 5.

Fort Lauderdale Prime Gentlemen present a casual bowling meetup at Manor Lanes Bowling/ Sports Den Pub in Wilton Manors, welcoming newcomers and seasoned players for lighthearted competition and easygoing conversation. The focus is on staying active, making connections, and having fun, whether you are chasing strikes or simply enjoying the camaraderie. No RSVP is required.

Connect with the Broward County Tax Collector’s Community Engagement team for on-site guidance and support. Staff will help residents explore property tax discounts, set up payment plans, enroll in e-billing, and complete business tax applications, along with other available services. The office also plans to introduce enhanced driver’s license services soon. Expect clear answers, practical assistance, and a focus on excellent service.

South Regional/Broward College Library hosts an intimate Director’s Book Club conversation led by Allison Grubbs, Director of Broward County Libraries. The discussion highlights a bestselling historical horror novel by Stephen Graham Jones about a vampire seeking justice on the Blackfeet reservation. The story unfolds through a diary from 1912 discovered inside a wall and through transcribed confessions from a Blackfeet man named Good Stab, steadily revealing a chain of events tied to 217 Blackfeet lost in the snow. Celebrated by NPR and written by a leading voice in modern horror, this American Indian revenge narrative offers plenty to explore. Presented as a service of the Broward County Board of County Commissioners.

Designed for expectant families who want a thorough, time-efficient overview, this three-hour birth preparation class focuses on practical knowledge and confidence-building. Instruction is presented from an independent, non-biased perspective that is not tied to a provider or hospital. Participants explore how labor unfolds through its stages, pain relief options and possible interventions, and coping tools such as breathing techniques, relaxation, massage, and position changes. The class also covers what to expect during the pushing phase and birth, early bonding with a newborn, ways to minimize the likelihood of an unnecessary cesarean and how to prepare if one is needed, creating a birth preferences list, and community resources. The investment for this class is $150.

Sam and Mike perform as an acoustic duo at Boca Raton Marriott At Boca Center, offering a mix of popular songs from the 1950s through today on the back patio at Drift. The set spans multiple decades and styles, and song requests are welcome.

Enjoy a rotating wine tasting in Boca Raton where a new bottle is featured each session, along with guidance on flavors and pairing ideas. The ticket price is applied as credit toward a purchase made during the event. Attendees must be 21 or older.

Some conversations can reshape a life. Safe Harbor is a weekly peer support group for gay and bisexual men that offers a safe, nonjudgmental setting to speak openly, share experiences, explore life’s challenges, and form meaningful connections with peers who understand. The group meets at SunServe Wilton Manors and focuses on creating a supportive sense of community where participants feel genuinely heard.

SunServe’s SAFE T Support Group is a weekly drop-in gathering for people who identify as transgender or gender expansive. It offers an affirming space to share experiences, talk through challenges, find helpful resources, and connect with others who understand. The focus is on community, respect, and personal journeys in a supportive setting.

Crazy Uncle Mikes hosts a performance by Jonathon "Boogie" Long featuring Brody Buster. Long grew up in Baton Rouge in a Southern Baptist community and was drawn to the guitar at age six by the gospel music he heard in church. By ten he was already on local stages such as Swamp Mama's, sharing the spotlight with Kenny Neal and Rudy Richard. At fourteen, with his parents' support, he left school to tour with Henry Turner Jr., building hard-earned experience on the road. National recognition followed when he won Guitar Center's King of the Blues in 2011, which helped lead to appearances with B.B. King, ZZ Top, and Robert Cray. His catalog includes Trying to Get There from 2016, the self-titled Jonathon Long from 2018, and Parables of a Southern Man from 2021, with the latter two produced by Samantha Fish and both reaching the top ten on the Billboard Blues Albums Chart. He is now preparing Courage in the Chaos, set for release in 2025 on Myrical Records, a deeply personal collection that explores resilience, loss, redemption, and hope within the traditions of Southern blues and roots rock.

A local Pokémon event in Fort Lauderdale offers a straightforward prize setup. Entry is $10, two packs are included with entry, and all entry fees are returned to participants as prizes.

Great Big Trivia sets the scene at Black Jack's Rum Bar & Grill in Davie, with teams vying for prizes while enjoying a prime rib special featuring a 14 ounce cut alongside a grilled shrimp skewer, garlic mashed potatoes, and colorful Caribbean vegetables. Round out the night with a pour from what is described as the largest rum selection in South Florida.

Experience an evening of drumming and dancing in Downtown Delray Beach at historic Old School Square Park. Everyone is welcome, whether new to percussion, a longtime player, or simply there to take in the rhythms and community spirit. This longstanding Delray tradition has brought people together for 14 years, offering a friendly, intimate, groove-focused gathering that is free to attend. Participants can bring a drum or other small percussion, something to sit on, water to stay hydrated, and their dancing shoes. Alcohol is not permitted. To keep the focus on the music and connection, there is no vending or commerce of any kind, no electronic or amplified music, no fire or fire performance, and no activity on the stage. If it rains, the circle may be postponed or cancelled, or some may choose to drum in the rain. The gathering may also move or be cancelled if a major event is scheduled in the park. Parking is available in a nearby garage as well as on surrounding streets and in nearby lots.

This Magic: The Gathering Commander League in Miami features a $10 entry fee. Every participant receives one booster pack and one league point. The winner of each pod receives one booster pack and two league points. The league season concludes with big prizes.

AMOR BACHATA is a weekly Wednesday bachata gathering in North Miami that encourages learning, laughter, and plenty of dancing. The focus is community and a shared love of dance. It is open to everyone, and no partner or prior experience is needed.

Live Dead & Brothers brings the golden age of psychedelic blues and the roots of the jam-band scene back to life at The Parker in Fort Lauderdale. Built around musicians connected to the extended Grateful Dead and Allman Brothers circles, the group unites the storied songbooks of both bands for an authentic, immersive concert that honors music that shaped a generation. The lineup features Les Dudek, Berry Duane Oakley, Mark Karan, Pete Lavezzoli, and Scott Guberman. Presented as part of the Cleveland Clinic Rock Series.

RipTidez Kava & More hosts a late-night flow jam that brings together movement, music, and fire in a welcoming space. Props are available, with open flow and relaxed skill sharing plus plenty of room to explore poi, hoop, juggling, staff, and more, or simply enjoy the atmosphere. Open decks run during the session so local DJs can practice, throw down, and help shape the vibe. A dedicated fire circle is available for experienced fire spinners after a mandatory safety meeting, and anyone planning to spin fire must attend and sign a waiver beforehand.

Create in the heart of downtown Miami at a collage-focused gathering for creative play, conversation, and community. Hosted inside Gallery 100 at the InterContinental Miami, this weekly session is guided by facilitators Christina Del Vecchio and Claudia Harari. It highlights the interests of adults 50 and up, while welcoming participants of any age who want to make art together with an open mind. Expect a friendly, low pressure space where experimentation is encouraged, connections are made, and the simple act of crafting something by hand is shared. This is a bring-your-own-supplies experience, so please bring the collage materials you prefer to use. A small selection of shared items, including scissors, magazines, glue sticks, and markers, will be available while they last. Attendance is free, and no RSVP is required, so feel free to drop in. Metered parking is available in front of the hotel, valet service is offered for a fee for up to four hours, and the free MetroMover stops at Bayfront Park Station nearby.

Come From Away brings to the stage the real-life story of the small community of Gander, Newfoundland, where 38 international flights were redirected when U.S. airspace closed. In a full-length production, the narrative follows both the unexpected guests and the residents who opened their doors, almost doubling the town’s population in a single day. Over five days, strangers forge bonds while confronting fear, uncertainty, and loss together. The show blends music, humor, and heartfelt storytelling to spotlight compassion, community, resilience, and shared humanity rather than dwelling on the tragedy itself. Presented by Slow Burn Theatre Company at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, this Smart Stage Matinee is part of the Nicklaus Children's Health System Smart Stage Matinee Series. Recommended for grades 6 through 12, with downloadable study guides available before each performance.

Legends in Motion offers a senior-friendly workout at 9Round Weston, focusing on building strength, improving mobility, and sharpening balance in a safe, supportive setting. Over 45 minutes, participants move through seated kickboxing, light strength exercises, and guided stretching, with options that suit all fitness levels. Space is limited, so reserve a spot by phone or text.

An adults-only, all-inclusive wellness voyage curated by Lenora Johnson of L.C.N. Wellness brings self-care and relaxation to the open water. The journey blends fresh sea air, hands-on learning, and lively excursions across multiple locations. Participants can unwind with guided yoga designed to ease stress, take part in thoughtful discussions, and connect at a welcoming meet-and-greet that sets the tone for true rest and recovery. The experience centers on refilling your cup, encouraging clear intentions and renewed hope through focused rest, steady determination, and the simple art of the chill.

Explore whiskeys from around the world during a 30-minute guided tasting led by an enthusiastic team eager to share expertise and interesting facts. Whether you are new to whiskey, looking to build on what you know, or hoping to gather insights that impress friends, this focused session pairs small sample pours with helpful guidance that highlights flavor, origin, and style. Expect a quick, flavor-filled journey for your palate, plus receive 10% off an in-store purchase during the event. Participants must be 21 or older.

Pet Supplies & Sips invites animal lovers to support Tri County Animal Rescue by bringing much needed donations. Contribute an item and receive one complimentary drink redeemable at Deck 84 during the event, plus a free on-site pet nail trim from Woofies of Delray Beach. Every additional item donated earns an extra entry in a gift card raffle. Requested supplies include new dog beds, durable toys for dogs and cats, small and soft dog treats, extra small and small dog harnesses, new leashes, Purina Dry Kitten Chow in a large bag, Pedigree chopped chicken canned food for adult dogs and puppies, 25-pound non clumping clay cat litter, canned cat food, large bottles of laundry detergent, Mendota slip leads in 1/2 inch and 3/8 inch sizes, and Friskies Shreds 24-can packs.

Dr. Adam Hawley performs at Crazy Uncle Mikes. A guitarist and producer with twenty Billboard number one hits to his name, he has built a reputation as a creative artist, composer, and bandleader. Early in his career he was selected by Maurice White, founder of Earth, Wind & Fire, to release music on Kalimba Music, and he now heads his own label, MBF Entertainment. His seven albums and production work have earned major honors including Billboard Artist of the Year in 2025, Mediabase Artist of the Year in 2024, Billboard Song of the Year in both 2020 and 2022, and a Nielsen-recognized number one album in 2020. Beyond his leadership roles, he has performed with Jennifer Lopez, Natalie Cole, Lalah Hathaway, The Manhattan Transfer, and Brian McKnight, and appeared on American Idol as a member of the house band. He also teaches and holds a Doctor of Musical Arts from the University of Southern California.

At Palapa at Upper Buena Vista in Miami, this showcase honors Cuban music with live renditions of well-known favorites and plenty of rhythm. Enjoy drinks during the performance. Tickets are available.

Bad Reputation delivers a high-energy tribute to rock and pop hits made famous by women, blending timeless anthems with modern chart favorites. The set features covers of artists such as Blondie, Joan Jett, Madonna, Pat Benatar, The Cranberries, Lita Ford, Pink, The Donnas, and Roxette, plus additional favorites. Admission is free.

Take the mic at Duke's Tavern and step into the spotlight. Whether you usually sing in the shower or love performing on stage, this karaoke night welcomes every voice. Expect an upbeat crowd, plenty of energy, and a chance to share the songs you love. Bring a few friends, pick your track, and turn the room into your stage.

Enjoy an evening of West Coast Swing at Star Ballroom in Pompano Beach. The gathering begins with a guided lesson and continues with social dancing so you can practice what you learn. Everyone is welcome, whether you are brand new to the dance or already comfortable on the floor, and you do not need to bring a partner. Admission is $15, with a $10 rate for students who present ID, and both card and cash are accepted. Please enter through the back of the ballroom. Parking is available on the street and in lots located behind the venue, and attendees are asked not to use the chicken restaurant lot.

Settle in on The Deck at Galuppi’s for an intimate waterfront evening where dinner pairs with live music as Bee Gees: The Tribute (Jive Talkin’ USA) honors the legendary group’s catalog. The set spans the 1960s through the 1990s and includes favorites from the Saturday Night Fever era. The show features the voice of William Cintron and is performed entirely live with no backing tracks. Admission is $49.95 per person, with an optional three course dinner add-on for $29.95. Cocktail service and a bar are available for purchase. Seating is family style and first come, first served. The act has entertained sold-out audiences at venues across Florida.

DJ Krys Kyle delivers a feel-good soundtrack that keeps the vibe moving, pairing great music with cocktails and a dance floor ready for action. Enjoy an upbeat atmosphere and a smooth flow throughout the night, presented as part of THRōW Social live music and events.

Laughs at the Library Comedy Show brings stand-up to The Library Speakeasy in Miami, with Raul Hernandez as host for a mature crowd. Between performances there are giveaways. Food and drinks are available. Admission is free, and a VIP tier is offered. Parking at the venue is free, making it a convenient choice for a date night or an evening with friends.

A Halloween-themed gymnastics meet brings a mix of high-flying skills and sweet surprises to Coral Springs, Florida, at the Fright Invite. Women’s USA Gymnastics Levels 1 through 5 and XCEL divisions take the floor in a playful setting, with judges and staff in costume and trick-or-treat fun woven throughout the competition. Known around South Florida for strong showings and exciting routines, it blends festive flair with impressive athleticism. The action unfolds close to Fort Lauderdale International Airport and not far from the beach, creating a lively backdrop for a seasonal gymnastics showcase.

Pick up a paddle for a high energy pickleball competition in a round robin format, rallying support to protect children around the world. Hosted by Child Rescue Coalition, it will be held at Palms Indoor Pickle, a new, modern indoor venue, and is open to participants of all skill levels. The schedule flows from registration and warmups, into organized match play, and finishes with casual dinking, beverages, and celebratory snacks.

SunServe’s SilverServe Breakfast Club is a free monthly gathering where older adults connect over a light breakfast and coffee, enjoy conversation, and build community. Each session features a new focus with rotating topics, guest speakers, or activities, along with entertainment and raffle prizes. The program helps participants stay informed, socially connected, and active in a welcoming setting where new friendships can grow. Events are held at different locations around Wilton Manors, which may include Hagen Park Community Center, Stafford Park, or The Women's Center, and the confirmed venue is shared with your RSVP. Admission is free, and registration is required to help plan seating, refreshments, setup, and other program needs.

The 4th Annual InspHired Luncheon celebrates National Disability Employment Awareness Month by highlighting individuals pursuing meaningful careers and the employers who champion inclusive workplaces. This gathering brings the community together in support of inclusive employment and the talents of people with disabilities. Sponsorship opportunities are available, offering a way to invest in inclusive employment, empower individuals with disabilities, and align an organization with a mission that changes lives. For event and sponsorship information, contact David Perez at dperez@arcbroward.com.

Explore the expressive possibilities of alcohol inks in a hands-on workshop focused on creating floral art on black cardstock. Learn to blend and guide inks and mixatives to form petals, stems, and leaves, add luminous highlights, and build layered depth. Beginners and experienced artists are welcome, and all materials are included. You will head home with finished pieces and techniques you can keep practicing with confidence. Alcohol ink is a dye-based, intensely pigmented medium that flows across smooth surfaces and can be directed with air, stamps, or brushes. Even after it dries, fresh ink or a blending solution can reactivate the colors, making it easy to refine details and experiment freely. Instruction is led by Debra L. Snyder, a fine artist, potter, and educator who studied at Parsons School of Design and the Woodstock School of Art. Her landscapes and seascapes have been shaped by time along the Jersey Shore, the Catskills, and the New England coast. She discovered alcohol ink a decade ago in Arizona and has continued to expand her methods with the medium, alongside two decades of experience working with clay and wheel throwing. Refund requests are accepted only if made at least 72 hours before the workshop. No refunds are available within 72 hours of the start. One ticket transfer per person per workshop type is allowed when requested more than 72 hours in advance.

Spend a serene evening gazing at the moon and stars from the Deering Estate front lawn. Bring binoculars or a telescope, pack a picnic with chairs and blankets, and relax with family and friends during this after-hours outdoor admission. Picnic tables in the Royal Palm Grove are available on a first come, first served basis. Battery powered lanterns or flashlights are encouraged, and flames or candles are not allowed. Breezes off the bay are common and insects may be present, so consider loose long sleeves, long pants, and insect repellent. The museums will not be open during this event. Admission is $10 for non-members and $5 for Deering Estate Foundation members, and tickets must be purchased online in advance.

A community-focused food truck gathering comes to Tropical Park with a wide range of local flavors and treats. Guests are encouraged to bring blankets and chairs. The lineup includes Burger Trap, Los Chamos, QuickGrill, Boca Burger, Korean, Acai, ErreIceCream, Pizza Fuga, DonutNV, Santos Churros, SaborSmash, Palatino, BBQ, Tropical Silver, and Sushi. Free parking is available.

At the Tamarac Village Amphitheater, local food trucks serve a broad range of flavors to satisfy many tastes, alongside music, games and a friendly atmosphere the whole family can enjoy. Admission is free and everyone is welcome, with merchant vendors also participating. Scheduled dates may change. Vendors are advised to use only official city channels for participation inquiries and to ignore any unofficial offers for tickets or vendor space. Bands may submit information for consideration for upcoming concerts, with no guarantee of placement.

At Pembroke Pines Night Out at Charles F. Dodge City Center in Pembroke Pines, cakes will not be available for purchase, but a table will offer complimentary cake samples while supplies last, along with a 10 percent coupon for a future order and a Halloween treat.

Celebrate the season with an evening of games, music, and other autumn festivities. It is open to everyone.

Experience a candlelit tribute to Adele at St. Gregory's Episcopal Church in Boca Raton, where live musicians bring her songs to life in an intimate, multi-sensory setting. The 60-minute program features favorites such as Hello, Someone Like You, Rolling in the Deep, Skyfall, Easy On Me, Make You Feel My Love, and more, all performed beneath a gentle glow of candlelight. Doors open 45 minutes before the performance begins, and there is no late entry once the concert starts. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. This is a tribute performance and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, their estate, or official representatives.

Hakob brings his live show to Florida for the only stop on his debut U.S. tour. The evening features a full concert with dinner and an after-party, and admission includes appetizers, the performance, a meal, and post-show festivities. For ticket details, call or text Hovick at (202) 810-2552.

Teddy Swims brings The UGLY Tour to Amerant Bank Arena with special guests Wyatt Flores and MarcLo. A presale is available using code TSLIVE2026. Tickets are available through SeatGeek, the official ticketing partner of Amerant Bank Arena and the Florida Panthers.

Pelican Community Park hosts a Halloween themed event.

Aces & Kings rock the stage at Marina 84 Sports Bar & Grill with a high-energy live show.

This in-person class creates a calm pause to breathe out and let both mind and body settle. It emphasizes true rest that does not need to be earned, with a focus on regulating the nervous system. Participants can step into the weekend feeling relaxed, restored, and ready for what comes next.

The Sugar Honey Book Club holds its bi-monthly in-store meeting at Steamy Lit in Fort Lauderdale, featuring a discussion of J.L. Seegars' New Haven Series.

Settle in for live music and FLOCKtails as the Jay Valor Band takes the stage. Led by Jay Valor, the group performs songs that have been heard across Florida and beyond, from barrooms to the bayous.

Teddy Swims performs live at Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, Florida. This concert brings the artist to the arena stage for a performance focused on his music.

True Rumours delivers a Fleetwood Mac tribute led by local performers who step into the roles of the band’s classic lineup. Lindsay Giova channels Stevie Nicks, Eddie Jelley portrays Lindsey Buckingham, Larry Quadagno takes the drums as Mick Fleetwood, Mike “Slappy” Hornstein covers bass as John McVie, and Linda Cusumano handles keyboards in the role of Christine McVie. General admission is $10.

At The Parker, The Vampire Circus blends circus, cabaret, and theater into a shadowy, cutting-edge spectacle designed to mesmerize. Created by Cirque du Soleil veteran Francisco Santos, this 90-minute production gathers international artists including acrobats, contortionists, jugglers, and clowns for a journey into a richly imagined underworld. The story plays out in 19th-century Bohemia, where Count Dracula and his troupe hide a quest for power behind the allure of the big top. Expect a mix of fear, laughter, and wonder as the boundary between audience and performers fades. Part of the Mosaic Series.

Slow Burn Theatre Co brings the Broadway musical Come From Away to the Broward Center for the Performing Arts in Fort Lauderdale. Honored with Best Musical awards across North America and recognized as a Critics’ Pick by The New York Times, this production tells the true story of 7,000 airline passengers diverted to Newfoundland and the community that welcomed them. Tension and culture shock give way to trust as music lifts the spirit and strangers become lasting friends. Framed by the events of 9/11 and the compassion that followed, the show has earned praise from Newsweek for its moving portrait of humanity in extraordinary circumstances.

Arts Garage hosts an evening that blends original pieces with beloved classics from the Great American Songbook, led by Latin Grammy winner and Grammy nominee Néstor Torres. Known for uniting Caribbean roots, classical discipline, and jazz improvisation, Torres brings the depth of 18 recordings, five Latin Grammy nominations, a Latin Grammy win for Best Pop Instrumental Album, and a Grammy nomination for Best Latin Jazz Album. The program pays tribute to the jazz influences and mentors who shaped his path, featuring selections from his Latin Grammy nominated album Jazz Flute Traditions, along with plenty of lively Latin jazz in his signature style. The band features Néstor Torres on vocals with Jorge Luis Sosa on keyboard, Adolfo Herrera on drums, Sameul Burgos on bass, and Edwin Bonilla on percussion. Tickets are made available first to Platinum, Diamond, and Gold annual members, then to the general public.

Rock and Roll Blues Night with the Joel DaSilva Band brings high energy roots rock and original blues with plenty of soul. Look for fiery guitar work, gritty vocals, and groove-driven tunes that keep the crowd moving. Joel DaSilva blends Chicago blues, Memphis soul, and swampy Southern rock into a powerful live set. Raised in Chicago with Brazilian roots, he draws on influences such as Buddy Guy, Albert King, Muddy Waters, The Black Keys, and Tom Petty, and is often compared to Stevie Ray Vaughan. His résumé includes appearances at major festivals like the Montreal International Jazz Festival and the San Diego Music and Roots Festival, and he has shared stages with The Black Crowes, Jimmie Vaughan, and B.B. King. This is a free show with general admission standing room. An RSVP is encouraged, seating is first come, first served, and larger groups can inquire about table reservations. The kitchen stays open late with favorites like truffle parmesan fries and the Jezebelle burger.

Deja Vu takes the stage for a live performance in the Biergarten at The Boca Raton.

Speakeasy Milonga is an Argentine tango social hosted at Estudio 35 in Hallandale Beach, Florida. The gathering begins with a class and continues with social dancing in a studio setting.

Experience a night of classic metal when Maiden Steel and Horns Up take the stage at Cagney's House of Rock in Davie, FL. Horns Up salutes Dio with favorites from both the Dio and Black Sabbath catalogs. Maiden Steel brings the energy of Iron Maiden with a full set of timeless hits. Admission is free, offering an easy way to catch two powerhouse tribute performances in one show.

The Rice Owls face the Florida Atlantic Owls in a college football matchup at FAU Stadium. With both teams sharing the Owls nickname, this game brings a distinctive twist for college football fans.

Kemistry Nightclub hosts REAPER for a night to remember. For table reservations, email VIP@kemistrynightclub.com or text 954-297-9255.

Runners gather in the Walmart parking lot by Starbucks for a community long run covering 4.5 miles or more. A club cooler will be available with water and Gatorade, and the atmosphere is friendly for chatting while you move. Participants are welcome to bring a friend, and questions can be directed to Staci at soflotrackclub2025@gmail.com.

Begin the day with a soft-paced yoga class on the sand, surrounded by sunshine, ocean air, and mindful movement. A Fort Lauderdale staple since 2008, it brings locals and visitors together by the water to breathe, reset, and feel renewed. Expect an oceanfront practice that supports energy, stress relief, and mental clarity, all within a welcoming community and a beautiful beach setting. The class is suitable for every body and all experience levels, with beginners encouraged. It takes place on Fort Lauderdale Beach in the Bonnet Beach area at the group’s original location. Capacity is limited, so come prepared with a beach towel for practice, cold water, and sunglasses.

Learn essential lifesaving skills in a Red Cross CPR/AED/FA certification class at Force-E Scuba Centers- Pompano Beach in Pompano Beach, FL. This one day course runs about four hours with a Force-E instructor and includes academic instruction along with the certification fee. No pre class academics are required. Participants must weigh 50 pounds or more. After completing the online purchase, an email will provide the next steps.

A community yoga session takes place beneath Australian pines near the Dania Beach Pier. Neighbors and visitors practice together most weekends, guided by compassionate facilitators who offer calm, empathetic instruction that supports 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 in Hollywood to the pier. All ages are welcome, and some people cool off with a dip in the ocean afterward. Please pay for parking promptly upon arrival.

The 58th edition of the Broward County Plant Affair is presented by the Plantation Historical Society. Vendors interested in participating can contact the organizers at 954-797-2722 or BCPlantAffair@gmail.com. Please direct questions to the contacts provided rather than calling Volunteer Park.

Participants of all ages are invited to a witch or wizard themed paddle parade in Boynton Beach. The outing follows a short route that heads out then returns to the starting point, creating an easygoing experience on the water. Costumes are encouraged, so bring your favorite magical attire and enjoy some spooky seasonal fun.

Enjoy free outdoor Pilates sessions at Wildflower Park by the scenic intracoastal. The classes provide a refreshing and invigorating way to move and set a positive tone for the days ahead. Beginners and experienced participants are welcome. Please bring your own mat and water bottle. Parking is limited, and BocaConnect, a new eco-friendly shuttle service, offers free rides to the park. Registration is not required and participation is free.

Focused on learning, growing, and eating local, this weekly market offers a fresh mix of activities each Saturday. Shop with growers, sample garden-fresh flavors, and explore tours that highlight what is being cultivated. Free workshops are available on the last Saturday of each month, creating a rotating lineup of hands-on experiences from week to week.

Little ones can jump into a Halloween themed sensory adventure in Delray. Designed for ages 1 to 5, this playful session invites children to explore slimy and squishy textures, experiment with bright sensory materials, and create delightfully spooky crafts through hands-on art. Caregivers stay throughout to share the experience and support their child.

Preview the traveling MAGNA-TILES Experience, an expanded take on the MAGNA-TILES Studio that debuts at MODS before heading out on tour. This limited-time pop-up offers interactive build challenges and activities that highlight how magnets attract and repel. Imagine, design and test your ideas as magnetic forces help your creations come together. Entry to this experience is included with regular museum admission.

AHED x NAHE presents a yearly back to school brunch in collaboration with the City of North Miami and Miami-Dade College.

An annual orchid event and sale in downtown Delray Beach brings together experienced orchid sellers. Browse and purchase orchids directly from specialized vendors.

Yoga with Littles and Cottontail Cuddles present a Bunny Yoga morning featuring gentle poses, lively music, movement, and lots of time to cuddle friendly bunnies. Created with little ones in mind, it offers a playful way to stretch, hop, and make sweet memories together. This is the final Bunny Yoga experience of the year, and space is limited.

This in-person workshop in Deerfield Beach explores sacred geometry as a creative practice. Over four hours, participants learn step by step to draw the Flower of Life and look closely at the patterns it contains. After practicing the fundamentals, each person selects a design that speaks to them and brings it to life with color. If time allows, there is a chance to begin anew and try a different approach. Everyone leaves with a finished piece and a simple practice to continue at home, encouraging a new way of noticing patterns in everyday life. No experience is required, and all materials are provided. Attendance is limited to six participants to allow for individual guidance. Hosted at The Deerfield Beach Historical Society in Deerfield Beach, Florida. The cost is $75, with a discounted rate of $65 for museum members.

Wild Botanica is a new mixed media workshop that invites you to translate memories of the natural world into layered art. Through acrylic painting, collage, drawing, mark making, and tactile elements, you will channel gardens, travels, and everyday encounters with plants into expressive compositions. Guidance includes techniques for rendering luminous, dimensional clouds that convey light, shape, and motion, and for building collaged surfaces that feel animated and alive. All materials are provided. Prior painting experience is suggested. Participants are encouraged to bring personal inspiration to incorporate into their pieces, such as letters, travel or garden photos, magazine cutouts, map fragments, small sticks, dried flowers, leaves, or other small found objects. A smock is recommended. Bringing a snack or lunch is optional. The workshop is led by award-winning artist Renée Rey. Her practice has been recognized through national awards and exhibitions by museum and gallery professionals, and she received the 2024 Dina Baker Fund Grant from the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. Recent solo exhibitions include Bailey Contemporary Arts Gallery in Pompano Beach, the Tauni De Lessep Gallery at Palm Beach Atlantic University in West Palm Beach, and the Hammond Hall Gallery at Jacksonville State University in Alabama. Group shows include the Baker Museum in Naples, Flatiron Gallery in New York, Studio 33 in Spain, the Art Brut Biennale in the Netherlands, and Project Space Brut in South Korea. Rey has held residencies at Bailey Contemporary Arts, the School of Visual Arts in New York, and Sun Peaks Center for Art and Sustainability. Her work is in the collections of Bristol-Myers Squibb Co., First Albany, and the Wasmer Art Collection at Florida Gulf Coast University. She served as International Curator for the 2021 exhibition Lo Cierto Es Lo Incierto in Soriano, Uruguay, and has taught at Florida Gulf Coast University, New College, and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Her background spans drawing, painting, 3D design, performance art, art history, film, and computer art, alongside degrees from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Parsons School of Design, the Jewish Theological Seminary, and the University at Albany. Workshops that do not reach the minimum enrollment three days in advance may be canceled or rescheduled, so early registration helps secure the session. Refunds are available only if requested at least 72 hours before the scheduled start. No refunds are issued within 72 hours. One ticket transfer per person per workshop type is permitted when requested more than 72 hours in advance. To request a cancellation, call 561-330-9614.

Celebrate the season at the Broward Spooktacular Craft & Vendor Market, a family-friendly marketplace filled with Halloween spirit and autumn charm. Browse handmade creations, unique finds, seasonal décor, costumes, sweet treats, and giftable items that capture the fun of fall and all things spooky yet cute. Shoppers can look for festive decorations, tasty goodies, and one-of-a-kind presents for the season. The market also offers vendors a chance to showcase their products, engage with families and holiday-minded visitors, and connect with a community eager for fall festivities.

Explore the Miami Design District on a walking tour that delves into the neighborhood’s art and architecture. The route includes outdoor installations and murals, with stops such as Buckminster Fuller Fly's Eye Dome, Virgil Abloh’s Dollar a Gallon, Criola’s Interdimensional Portal, and more. Hosted at Palm Court in Miami.

Enjoy a relaxed painting experience in a welcoming studio that suits every skill level. Choose from a wide range of ready-to-paint items such as statues, plaques, boxes, superheroes, and more. There are no studio fees or hidden charges, you only pay for the piece you select. Most items fall between $15 and $65. A pack of 10 brushes is available for $5, and you are also welcome to bring your own. Come with friends or family, or attend on your own and make new connections. When you finish, you can take your artwork home the very same day.

The Intensity Gymnastics Booster Club presents the inaugural Tee Off & Tumble Classic, a golf tournament fundraiser at Oriole Golf Club in Margate. Golfers of any skill level can take on 18 holes with contests and team prizes, and enjoy raffles, premium giveaways, dinner, and an awards celebration. Entry is $125 for an individual and $500 for a foursome, and single players are welcome without a prearranged team. Sponsorship opportunities are available for local businesses and community partners. Proceeds support competitive gymnastics athletes.

In Parkland, Florida, kids ages 5 and up can spend 1.5 hours turning a giant pumpkin into a personalized work of art. The fee includes a large pumpkin that is prepared in advance, cleaned, treated, and sealed so it is ready to paint. Children choose any design they like and receive help sketching it first, which makes creating a one-of-a-kind masterpiece easier. Multiple session times are available for different participants, including a dedicated option for teens and another just for homeschoolers.

Miami Got Sole transforms Mana Wynwood into a wide-ranging celebration of contemporary culture. Explore five distinct zones featuring sneakers from Got Sole, cards and collectibles with Goldin, vintage with Sean Wotherspoon, streetwear with Superline, and luxury with Ben Baller. The experience brings more than five thousand people and over four hundred vendors, along with complimentary giveaways, guest appearances, contests, exclusive releases, and more.

Get a head start on holiday shopping while supporting a local student scholarship fund. Enjoy a raffle auction, crafts, seasonal gift options, and food and beverages available for purchase, all in support of a great cause.

South Florida ARMY can gear up for the Hooligan Grand Prix, a birthday celebration honoring Jungkook, RM, and Jimin as it makes stops in Broward and Miami-Dade, with the possibility of another pit stop to come. Expect birthday-themed cupsleeves, photocards, giveaways, photo opportunities, local vendors, chances to trade photocards, raffles, and unique fan-made merchandise. Organized by Kiwi's Sari, this fan-led gathering is independent and not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by BTS, BIGHIT MUSIC, or HYBE.

Acclaimed chef Amanda Freitag leads an interactive cooking session for home cooks and food lovers, sharing chef-level techniques, practical kitchen know-how, and imaginative ways to approach everyday meals. With her step-by-step guidance, participants prepare a range of her signature recipes while building confidence and skills to bring back to their own kitchens.

This local club offers a relaxed chance to catch some games with others. It is a simple, friendly meetup for people who want to play and connect in an easygoing setting.

This candlelit concert in Miami presents a Halloween themed program performed by the Listeso String Quartet at Scottish Rite Temple MIA. The repertoire spans cinematic favorites and classical works, including Thriller by Michael Jackson, Funeral March of a Marionette by Charles Gounod, the Allegro molto from Shostakovich's String Quartet No. 8, Tubular Bells from The Exorcist, themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween, Psycho, and Ghostbusters, as well as Danse Macabre by Camille Saint-Saëns, Night on Bald Mountain by Modest Mussorgsky, Der Erlkönig by Franz Schubert, a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas by Danny Elfman, and In the Hall of the Mountain King by Edvard Grieg. The music unfolds in a setting illuminated by candlelight for a live, multi sensory experience. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is not ADA accessible. Seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis.

DJ Rokwell delivers an upbeat DJ set at THRōW Social Delray Beach, blending house, tropical grooves, dance favorites, and feel-good classics. The music is crafted to keep the vibe high from the opening track to the finale, bringing lively South Florida energy to Delray Beach.

Learn the fundamentals of graffiti in a beginner friendly class at the Museum of Graffiti, led by a local graffiti writer. Recognized as one of Wynwood’s favorite activities, this small, hands-on session invites participants to choose their colors and practice with spray paint. The class includes spray paint to use during the lesson and admission to the Museum. Comfortable clothing that can get messy is recommended.

The GFWC Casuarina Woman’s Club presents its annual Witches’ Brew fundraiser, inviting an evening of playful, spooky fun in support of a good cause. Guests can sit down to a spaghetti dinner with beverages for $13 per person, then keep the excitement going with raffles and themed contests. Raffle paddles are $2 each. Costumes are encouraged, and hand-decorated brooms are welcome to add extra flair. Tickets are available from club members.

High Tide Low Tide continues with a performance directed by artist and writer Mette Tommerup at the Deering Estate Visitor Center Theater. In this chapter, the canvas, the core of her practice, steps into an animated role. Drawing on themes from The Little Mermaid, the work moves through emotional currents and transformation, opening pathways to hidden creative worlds. Guided by Miami’s shoreline and the artist’s Scandinavian roots, the project embraces a Nordic approach to reduction, giving primacy to atmosphere, light, and spatial experience instead of depiction. Ocean, ground, twilight, and the glow of northern lights operate as conditions rather than images, softening edges, unsettling bearings, and extending painting into the surrounding space. In these immersive settings, painting becomes an embodied threshold where architecture, landscape, and viewer converge. Shaped as a cycle of public interventions attuned to the sea’s pulse, High Tide Low Tide follows the tide’s pattern of revealing and veiling, suggesting that creativity also arrives in waves, surfacing inner terrains before letting them recede. Free with RSVP.

The Fruitful Field hosts a screening of Our Blue World at its working organic urban farm in Deerfield Beach, where guests can first wander the regenerative farm and community garden on self-guided tours before settling in for the film. Narrated by Liam Neeson, this documentary explores the human relationship with water and highlights how informed action can help restore the planet’s water systems. Through stories of visionary people around the world, it shows how combining ancestral wisdom with modern science and technology can drive meaningful change. Free admission is available with RSVP. Snacks and refreshments will be sold, with proceeds supporting The Fruitful Field’s mission to nourish and educate the community with organic produce while healing the land. Discover global perspectives on water from a local vantage point in Deerfield Beach.

Presented by the Rotary Club of Downtown Boca Raton, the 11th Annual Mayors Ball returns to The Boca Raton with the theme Celebrating Boca’s Future. This black-tie gala gathers community leaders, philanthropists, elected officials, and business professionals to support local nonprofits and create meaningful impact throughout Palm Beach County. Honorees include CP Group and Angelo Bianco for the George Long Award, Research Park at FAU and Andrew Duffell for the J.C. Mitchell Award, Child Rescue Coalition and Greg Schiller for the Susan Whelchel Award, and Daniel Hostettler of The Boca Raton for the Addison Mizner Award. Sponsorship opportunities are available, and tickets are currently offered at a limited-time price before an upcoming increase.

Seafarers’ House hosts a milestone celebration of maritime achievement with the 30th Annual International Golden Compass Award Gala at Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort. The International Golden Compass Award recognizes people distinguished in the maritime industry, closely connected to life at sea, or devoted to exemplary service for seafarers. This year’s gala honors the Port Everglades Pilots Association while highlighting the association’s 95 years of professional excellence and community leadership. The evening begins with a cocktail reception and silent auction, followed by dinner, a formal presentation of the award, and entertainment. The tradition of the award includes past honorees such as Alexandra Anagnostis-Irons of Total Marine Solutions, Captain A. J. McAllister III of McAllister Towing, Jason Liberty of Royal Caribbean Group, Arnold Donald of Carnival Corporation & plc, Cliff Berry II of Cliff Berry Inc., Lisa Lutoff-Perlo of Celebrity Cruises, Paul Doell of American Maritime Officers, Michael Bayley of Royal Caribbean International, Jan Swartz of Princess Cruises and Carnival Australia, artist and philanthropist Guy Harvey, Joseph Farrell of Resolve Marine Group, and Captain Richard Phillips.

RNR Poker League brings free Texas Hold'em to Bob G's Wings N Things with friendly, professional dealers who make the game approachable for newcomers and engaging for regulars. There is no buy in and no registration fee, so participation is free from the start. Players can earn Rock N Roll Poker League points, compete for venue gift cards, and work toward qualifying for a seasonal Main Event that awards over $2,000 in prizes. Drink specials include $8 to $10 doubles and $12.95 mini Long Island Iced Tea and Margarita pitchers. Tips for the dealers are appreciated, and wings and drink specials accompany the poker action.

SOMBR brings the You Are The Reason Tour to Amerant Bank Arena. SeatGeek handles official ticketing for Amerant Bank Arena and the Florida Panthers, and tickets for this event are available through SeatGeek, including presale and general on-sale options.

Scene Queen brings METALICIOUS to Revolution Live with WARGASM and Bailey Spinn joining the bill. This is an all ages event. Please note that opening acts may change without prior notice. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and a public on sale.

A festive celebration of Halloween with a spooky theme, offering a simple way to mark the holiday.

Chef Juan Carlos Lavalle presents a Baja Med chef’s table that blends his Spanish roots, Mexican upbringing, and three years leading MARE’s kitchen. The menu centers on tacos, beginning with snacks and salsas, then moving into Mediterranean-inspired fillings such as falafel, octopus carnitas, harissa fish, and chicken shawarma. The progression finishes with slow-cooked lamb and a baklava taco. The cost is $120 per person. Seating is limited, and advance reservations are required.

A 13 week Commander league invites players to battle in multiplayer pods, focus on strategy, and compete for prizes. Tables are organized into pods of 3 to 5 players, with two rounds each night, and the winner of each round receives one pack of their choice. Three levels of play help everyone find the right pace. Casual suits new players and preconstructed decks, Optimized is geared toward experienced players seeking tougher matchups, and Competitive is intended for top bracket contenders. Participation is tracked across the season and leads to a dedicated Prize Night. The prize pool grows throughout the league and is shared among players who attend Prize Night and have taken part in at least three league nights. Entry is $6.00.

Pump brings an energetic performance to THRōW Social Delray Beach, rocking the venue in Delray Beach.

Celebrate the sound of classic rock with a night dedicated to the music of Boston and Styx. Smokin’ delivers the soaring guitars and harmonies behind Boston’s biggest 70s and 80s favorites, performed by a seasoned South Florida lineup recognized as the area’s only dedicated Boston tribute. The evening begins with Renegade, offering an opening set inspired by the hits of Styx. General admission is $10.

Magic Night Miami brings a monthly cabaret of illusions and variety arts to life in an immersive setting. Presented as a residency with Fantasy Theatre Factory at the Sandrell Rivers Theater, each edition showcases a completely new lineup so every visit offers a different experience. Look for master magicians, mentalists and mind readers, hypnotists, and skilled jugglers delivering energetic, up close entertainment. The lively cabaret atmosphere sets the stage for a memorable night out, whether planning a date, a get-together with friends, or a quick escape from the everyday.

Yissy García reimagines the drum kit as a voice for invention, uniting tradition with a contemporary pulse that blends jazz, electronic textures, funk, R&B, and Afro-Cuban rhythms. The Yissy García Trio makes its first Live on the Plaza appearance, performing original compositions alongside Cuban son, jazz, and hip hop.

Slow Burn Theatre Co brings the acclaimed musical Come From Away to the Broward Center for the Performing Arts in Fort Lauderdale. Celebrated with Best Musical honors across North America and recognized by The New York Times as a critics’ choice, this production shares the true story of 7,000 stranded airline passengers and the Newfoundland community that welcomed them. Set in the immediate aftermath of 9/11, it follows how initial tension transformed into trust, evenings filled with music, and friendships that endured.

This concert at Arts Garage presents a mix of original songs and selections from the Great American Songbook led by Néstor Torres. His sound brings together Caribbean roots, classical training, and jazz improvisation, shaped by a recording career of 18 releases that includes multiple Latin Grammy nominations, a Latin Grammy award for Best Pop Instrumental Album, and a Grammy nomination for Best Latin Jazz Album. In honor of the International Day of Jazz, the program pays tribute to his jazz influences and mentors with pieces from his Latin Grammy nominated album Jazz Flute Traditions, along with an ample share of Latin jazz in his own style. The ensemble features Nestor Torres on vocals, Jorge Luis Sosa on keyboard, Adolfo Herrera on drums, Sameul Burgos on bass, and Edwin Bonilla on percussion. Tickets are available first to Platinum, Diamond, and Gold annual members, followed by general public access.

La Velada brings flamenco’s heritage into the present, tracing a line from tradition to a vivid, personal voice. Marta Gálvez, born in Córdoba, began dancing at three and later earned a degree in Spanish Dance from the Professional Dance Conservatory. She continued on scholarship at the Andalusian Dance Center and has appeared with renowned companies led by David Coria, María Pagés, Úrsula López, José Porcel, and Juan Carlos Avecilla. Her accolades include the Outstanding Dancer Prize and the Young Flamenco Artists Award from the Provincial Council of Córdoba. Presented at the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center in partnership with the City of Aventura and FUNDarte, this performance is part of the FL.Flamencos series co-presented with the Miami-Dade County Auditorium. Discounted tickets are available for children up to 14 years old.

Southern Blood brings a high-octane tribute to classic Southern rock to Crazy Uncle Mikes. This South Florida outfit is built on five veteran players with decades onstage, delivering an authentic, hard-driving sound. The set reaches into the genre’s roots with crowd favorites from Lynyrd Skynyrd, the Allman Brothers, Molly Hatchet, ZZ Top, the Black Crowes, and more. Known for channeling the music’s defiant spirit and unfiltered energy, they turn the room into a full Southern rock experience that keeps audiences returning.

Celebrate Halloween with a lively Latin social featuring salsa, bachata, and merengue curated by DJ Jluis and DJ FrankyFlow. Come in costume for a contest with a first-place prize of an OSC 2027 Full Pass plus $200 cash and a second-place prize of $100. Guests with birthdays this month receive VIP treatment. Presale tickets are $20 and entry at the door is $25. It is BYO drinks, and free jello shots will be available while supplies last. Enjoy performances from the Karibe Teams at Karibe Dance Studio in Miami.

Wild Sea Lounge presents a spicy Latin night with music by Yianniwa, dancing, cocktails, and a late-night happy hour offering half off drinks priced at $12.50 or less. Featured options include a Breckenridge Espresso Martini for $10 and a Brugal 1888 Old Fashioned for $10. Bottle service is available with Santa Margherita Prosecco for $50 and Breckenridge Vodka for $65, and each bottle comes with one carafe of soda or cranberry juice. Latin beats, a late-night atmosphere, and drink specials shape the experience.

THRōW Social Delray Beach sets the stage for a live DJ set from DJ OG in Delray Beach. An open-format DJ and producer from Florida who tours nationwide, DJ OG blends fresh tracks with distinctive rhythms, moving smoothly from laid-back grooves to high-energy moments. Expect seamless mixing, trending sounds, and an upbeat atmosphere that keeps the momentum going from start to finish.

Held at Nova Southeastern University, the Broward County Out of the Darkness Community Walk brings people together to remember, find hope, and support one another. It offers a shared space for the community to recognize how suicide and mental health conditions have affected their lives and the lives of those they love. Participants walk in solidarity, honor memories, and connect with others who care, fostering understanding and healing across Broward County.

A Halloween themed brunch market brings festive fall fun to Downtown Boynton Beach at The Good Day Market. Explore more than 50 curated local vendors while enjoying food trucks and a range of brunch favorites. Sip specialty coffee, matcha, or smoothies, and choose from fresh sourdough, arepas, burgers, bratwurst, baked goods, and more. Complimentary yoga or mat pilates will be offered beneath the kapok tree. Admission is free, costumes are welcome, and two playgrounds are nearby. It is a lively blend of local shopping, tasty bites, and seasonal cheer.

Cars and Coffee Broward presents a PinkTober edition at The Smoking Gun in Davie, Florida, uniting the South Florida car community to support the Florida Breast Cancer Foundation. Proceeds from the event benefit the fight against breast cancer while creating a family friendly morning centered on cars, connection, and a shared cause. Attendees are encouraged to show their support by adding pink to their outfits or vehicles, with preferred spots set aside for pink themed builds and women driven cars. All types of rides are welcome, including classics, exotics, imports, domestics, trucks, motorcycles, custom projects, and daily drivers. Expect a lively scene with standout vehicles, food, music, vendors, and local businesses, plus plenty of opportunities to meet fellow enthusiasts. Whether bringing a vehicle or stopping by to admire the lineup, guests can enjoy South Florida car culture while contributing to a meaningful mission.

A year-round community market with more than 85 local vendors. Browse fresh produce, sourdough bread, gourmet cheeses, organic microgreens, ancient tallow skincare, coffee, lemonade, farm-fresh eggs, raw dairy, dog treats, and more. It provides a lively place to explore local goods, enjoy fresh flavors, and support area vendors.

Explore the Tamarac Community Farmers Market, where free admission opens the door to farm-fresh produce, aromatic teas, local honey, flavorful sauces, baked treats, creamy hummus, tangy pickles, and more. Meet the producers behind these all-natural, handcrafted goods, browse local merchant booths, and enjoy offerings from nearby food trucks. The market is held at Veterans' Memorial Park. All scheduled dates are subject to change. Vendor opportunities are handled only through the city’s official website or the Tamarac Parks and Recreation Department, and the event does not sell tickets or vendor spaces through private messages.

Experience the park in a calmer, sensory friendly setting that makes visits more comfortable. This recurring program takes place on the last Sunday of the month.

Experience a free open-air market at Vizcaya Village where the historic farm and village become a backdrop for local flavor and craftsmanship. Browse fresh-made foods, seasonal produce, baked treats, vegan options, and hand-crafted goods from a variety of vendors. The market welcomes visitors rain or shine, and the Village is typically open to the public only during the market. Enhance your visit with a guided tour of Vizcaya Village for $5 that explores the site's design, uses, and the stories of the people who lived and worked there. Members receive complimentary access to this tour. Wellness classes are also offered for $5 in partnership with Hanu Yoga Miami Beach. Admission to the market is free and open to all. Registration is encouraged for attendance tracking and to receive updates on vendors, special offers, and discounts. Vizcaya members receive 10% off purchases at the market. Leashed, well-behaved dogs are welcome, and owners are expected to supervise their pets and clean up after them. Pets are not permitted in the Main House or formal gardens, and entry to those areas is not included with market access. Support sustainability by dropping off compostable materials in the pink Compost for Life bins located between the Dairy Barn and Storage Shed. Due to ongoing restoration, one gate is temporarily closed.

Yoga Day at Yogi Hari’s Ashram features a day of Hatha Yoga, a vegetarian brunch, and a closing satsang with meditation, chanting, and yoga philosophy led by Shri Yogi Hari. Registration is required, and everyone is welcome.

Children can explore graffiti drawing in Wynwood with guidance from artists rooted in the local street art community. The session introduces core skills like lettering, character design, shadowing, and thoughtful use of color, while also sharing the culture and history that shape the art form. A supportive setting invites creative expression as participants practice techniques used by working artists. Kids use markers to craft original pieces they can bring home. Nearby, the Museum of Graffiti in the heart of Wynwood highlights the legacy of this movement and connects the experience to Miami’s cultural landscape. This project receives support from PATH: Preserving, Archiving & Teaching Hiphop, Inc., the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs and Cultural Affairs Council, and the Miami-Dade County Mayor and Board of County Commissioners.

MODS presents a free sensory-friendly experience featuring museum exploration and hands-on activities. The Museum opens ahead of regular hours to offer a calmer start, and the visit culminates with an IMAX screening. Throughout the galleries, participants can engage in sensory-based activities that encourage social interaction and help with sensory processing and regulation in a natural setting. To better support individuals on the autism spectrum, theater lights are brighter, sound is lowered, and movies are shown in 2D without trailers. Guests may move around, sing or dance as needed, and are welcome to bring comfort items such as snacks, blankets, or small personal belongings. Advance registration is required. Film selections may change. This program is supported by ABA Centers of Florida and Fifth Third Bank.

Explore Miami by stand up paddleboard, gliding through mangroves and keeping an eye out for wildlife along the way. During the experience, participants can enjoy beers and water. Tickets are available.

Try your hand at crafting a corn husk doll during a no-cost, drop-in garden art activity that celebrates the harvest season alongside the Halloween Harvest Market. Using natural plant materials, participants explore how harvest crops have been shaped into art, toys, and keepsakes across generations. This hands-on experience welcomes children and adults, invites personal creativity, and requires no prior experience. Costumes are encouraged. Registration is required, and participation is available while supplies last. The activity takes place exclusively at Vizcaya Village, the estate’s historic farm village, and does not include access to the east side of the property where the Main House and formal gardens are located. As part of Vizcaya Family Programs, the series is designed to create intergenerational experiences for families with young children ages 6 to 12, and orders that do not include a child ticket may be canceled. To support inclusion, community programs are scheduled in spaces that are physically accessible without stairs or reachable via a ramp, though not all areas of the estate are wheelchair accessible. Vizcaya Village family activations are supported by community philanthropy, including the Efroymson Family Fund.

This painting session welcomes creatives of every skill level. Come with friends or family, or arrive on your own and meet fellow painters. Browse a wide assortment of pieces to customize, including statues, plaques, boxes, superheroes, and more. Pricing is simple with no studio fees or hidden charges. Pay only for the item you choose, with options generally ranging from $15 to $65 to fit different budgets. A set of 10 brushes is available for $5, or you can bring your own. Finish your artwork and take it home the same day.

Experience a Hocus Pocus themed drag brunch at Ft. Lauderdale Improv in Dania Beach. Expect fierce queens, show-stopping looks, and spellbinding performances with plenty of Halloween flair. The event is hosted by Kat Wilderness.

Learn cookie decorating in a Halloween class with a Simply Scary theme at The Nurtured Nest. Decorate six cookies and take home a boxed set of your creations. All supplies are provided, space is limited, and additional information can be found in the ticket details.

This weekly in-person program from SunServe offers LGBTQ+ adults ages 55 and up a free expressive art therapy support and social group. Sessions bring together creativity and conversation in a warm, nonjudgmental setting where participants can connect, share experiences, and build meaningful relationships. All art materials are provided, and a minimum four-week commitment is requested. Meetings take place at SunServe’s Dr. James Lopresti Campus.

La Velada opens a window onto the crossroads of flamenco’s legacy and the present. Drawing on generations of artists, Córdoba-born Marta Gálvez reshapes inherited gestures and memories into a voice that respects tradition while speaking in a contemporary language. She began training at age three, earned a Spanish Dance degree from the Professional Dance Conservatory, and continued her development on scholarship at the Andalusian Dance Center. Her performance credits include work with David Coria, María Pagés, Úrsula López, José Porcel, and Juan Carlos Avecilla. Honors include the Outstanding Dancer Prize in 2015 and the Young Flamenco Artists Award from the Provincial Council of Córdoba in 2023. The City of Aventura partners with FUNDarte to present this performance as part of the FL.Flamencos series, co-presented with the Miami-Dade County Auditorium. Presented at the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center, with discount tickets available for children up to 14 years old.

An inviting afternoon centered on connection, laughter, and uplifting moments, continuing a beloved Sisterhood tradition. Whether you have been part of the community for years or are just getting acquainted, everyone has a place at the table.

The Music Fridge brings an afternoon of live performances to The Miramar Amphitheater at Regional Park, highlighting local talent and an upbeat atmosphere. The lineup features Dancers Die, Foom!, Awktober, Lockhart, Mikah Amani, ¡Fuákata!, Fundamental Feeling, and Tess Grey, with DJ Aundra providing the sounds between sets. It is a showcase of local favorites alongside emerging voices, all sharing one stage for a steady flow of music.

RNR Poker League brings free-to-play Texas Hold'em to The Federal inside the Baptist Health IcePlex in Fort Lauderdale. There is no buy-in and no registration fee, and players of any experience level are welcome. Poker players can enjoy half off house beers, draft beers, and house wines. The Federal is located upstairs within the IcePlex. Friendly, professional dealers keep the action moving, and tips are appreciated. Participants can earn league points, win venue gift cards, and work toward qualifying for a seasonal Main Event featuring more than $2,000 in prizes. Expect good food, great drinks, and a relaxed poker atmosphere.

Enjoy a live, open-format set from DJ OG at THRōW Social Delray Beach. The music moves from seamless blends to high-energy favorites, keeping the atmosphere upbeat from start to finish. Based in Florida and performing nationwide, this DJ and producer crafts distinctive mixes that make it easy to sip, groove, and celebrate.

The B.O.W Family Bahama Cruise brings travelers together aboard Carnival Sunrise in Miami, FL, visiting Celebration Keys, Princess Cays and Nassau. The voyage features daily workouts and workshops for a lively onboard experience. Cabin options include interior, oceanview and balcony selections at $420, $485 and $705 per person. A $150 deposit is required, and deposits can also be made during Carnival deposit sales, with a final payment required as well. For booking, contact Moloves Travel and reach Monetia Gidney at 716-812-6905.

The Flamingo Net community gathers for a casual UPay4WhatUEat dinner, also known as UP4WUE, at Piccadilly Cafeteria in Hollywood. The gathering is open to anyone, and each person pays for their own meal. Every attendee receives a complimentary one-year Flamingo Net membership. Shared by Bill, WA4TEJ.

A free Diwali celebration brings live music, energetic dance performances, and a variety of food and merchandise vendors to Las Olas Oceanside Park. Diwali, the Festival of Lights in the Hindu tradition, honors the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil. Families often light lamps, exchange gifts, and enjoy festive meals, creating a welcoming and vibrant atmosphere.

Durante, a DJ and producer, brings an emotion-rich mix of progressive and melodic house layered with deep electronic textures. With releases on respected imprints like Anjunadeep, he is known for immersive production work and dynamic DJ sets that interlace soaring melodies, propulsive grooves, and enveloping atmospheres. The experience aims for a thoughtful balance of warmth, movement, and depth on the dance floor.

This group ride at Esplanade Park in Fort Lauderdale covers about 20 miles at an average pace of roughly 15 mph. Midway through, there is a pause for ice cream, with the shop selected based on the route. Riders should have bike lights.

Build core strength and find calm during a free mat Pilates session presented by Baptist Health. Suitable for all levels, the class emphasizes mindful, core-centered movement and is led by certified instructors. Bring a yoga mat and water. After class, The Doral Yard offers drinks from The Bar at The Backyard and sweet and savory options from its culinary vendors.

The first Paige Bell Memorial Golf Day is a tribute to Paige and her family at Events at The Club at Weston Hills. This gathering centers on remembrance with a day of golf, offering space for reflection and shared support.

A relaxed speed dating night at Eathai in Boca Raton invites local singles to connect in person, especially those in their 40s and 50s. The age range is a guideline rather than a rule, and participants of any age or gender are welcome without verification at check-in. The evening begins with a casual mixer where drinks can be purchased, followed by guided rounds with light icebreakers that keep conversations moving. Each short chat offers a chance to get a feel for compatibility, then participants record their preferences. When two people choose one another, contact details are shared the next day. Space is limited to maintain comfortable group sizes and balanced ratios. Ticket prices are lowest for early reservations and increase after the first 20 are sold, and advance purchase through Eventbrite is required. If the event sells out, a waitlist becomes available and openings are released to those on the list. Events may be postponed or canceled if registrations are low, with either a full refund or a transfer option provided. Plan to arrive 15 to 30 minutes early for check-in so the program can start on time. The aim is a friendly, low-pressure atmosphere that makes meeting new people feel easy and enjoyable, whether matches lead to dates or new friends. Important notes from the organizer: participants are not screened or identity-verified, so everyone is responsible for their own safety and should avoid sharing sensitive personal information while choosing public places for any follow-up meetings. By attending, guests accept the risks associated with participation and release the organizer, venue, and partners from liability. Accessibility varies by location, and those needing accommodations should confirm availability in advance. Photos and video may be taken for promotional use, and anyone who prefers not to be photographed can let the host know upon arrival. Refunds are available in full at least one week in advance, there are no refunds or transfers within a week of the event, and a one-time refund can be issued within that window for documented medical emergencies.

A free Texas Hold'em night with Rock N Roll Poker League at The Fitz Bar & Lounge features no buy in, cold drinks, tasty bites, and a friendly neighborhood vibe. Players 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 serves comforting favorites from the food truck. Professional, approachable dealers keep the action moving, and tips are appreciated. Players of every experience level, including beginners, are welcome.

An ultimate frisbee pickup game takes place at Shenandoah Park in Miami. It is co-ed, welcomes players of all experience levels, and blends spirited competition with a friendly, inclusive atmosphere.

A celebration of the full moon brings together gentle yoga and immersive sound healing with Papa Guru and friends at InterContinental Miami, an IHG Hotel. Each gathering follows a lunar theme, and this edition honors the Hunter's Full Moon with a calming practice to settle the body and mind, followed by a restorative sound bath led by a featured healer. Sound Yoga, Nada Yoga, and mantra chanting are woven throughout to help clear energetic pathways and encourage authentic self expression. Surprise artists often add live textures to the soundscape, and music and vendors round out the experience. This month highlights Richard Brookens with healing sound bowls and gongs, drawing on decades of yoga teaching, professional woodwind performance, and sound bath facilitation, along with training in Thai yoga. Audio and visuals are guided by Trip, also known as Fabian Camacho, whose care for the sonic journey supports each session. The lineup also features DJ Tarra Martinez, a Miami based producer, DJ, and fitness coach whose tribal rhythms are crafted to match the energy of the group and inspire joyful exploration. Expect a soothing blend of movement, mindful listening, and community connection under the glow of the full moon.

Riftbound Nexus Nights offers a weekly chance to practice strategies, try new builds, and enjoy friendly competition. The entry fee is $12.00. Prizes include promo packs, booster packs, or store credit, determined by attendance. Participants bring decks to compete, earn rewards, and connect with fellow players.

Tower of Games in Boca Raton hosts a recurring Dragon Ball Fusion World locals event where players bring their decks and compete in a friendly showdown of strategy and skill. Entry is $10, with prizes awarded as packs or store credit based on attendance. It suits both experienced competitors and those just starting out, offering a welcoming setting to play, learn, and connect with the local card game community.

SunServe’s SOFFA Support Group is a supportive setting for partners, relatives, friends, and other allies of transgender and gender expansive people. It offers a chance to connect with peers, share experiences, and deepen understanding so participants can better support the people they care about in an inclusive environment. This bi-weekly group alternates between online and in-person meetings. Advance registration is required.

Build a stronger center and steadier balance in a 45-minute mat Pilates class that emphasizes posture and flexibility. Low-impact, carefully controlled movements are paired with mindful breathing to engage deep stabilizing muscles and develop functional, everyday strength. Suitable for all levels, whether you are establishing the basics or refining your practice.

Presented by AEG, CAKE takes the stage at Pompano Beach Amphitheater - The Amp. All ages are welcome. Ticket transfers are not available, and ticket delivery is delayed, with tickets becoming accessible 48 hours before the event.