This weekend in Weston, FL

Kristian and Tristan Watson lead a beginner friendly sports session for kids at Nova Southeastern University. Participants build fundamentals in basketball, soccer, and volleyball while developing confidence, teamwork, and new friendships in a supportive setting. This program is designed for ages 6 to 12. Water is provided. The cost is $50 for a three hour session, and space is limited. For details, call 786-707-6608.

A local club gathering welcomes anyone interested in catching some games. Stop in to meet others and enjoy a relaxed time playing together.

RNR Poker League presents free Texas Hold'em at Bob G’s Wings N Things, a regional chain known for wings and other pub favorites, with plenty of TVs showing sports. Players can collect league points and compete for prizes while the tables are run by professional dealers, and gratuities are welcome. The games are open to all experience levels, including beginners. Expect rotating craft beer options and classic pub fare to enjoy between hands.

Team-based professional bull riding takes center stage as the PBR Team Series comes to Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise. Riders compete for their teams rather than as solo entrants, introducing strategy, momentum swings, and a clear scoreboard to every matchup. With eight-second rides, quick turnarounds, and crowd-pleasing close calls, the action moves quickly and is easy to follow even for those new to the sport.

Take a lesson with JohnPaul and Kortnee at Round Up, then keep the music going with social dancing into the night. This event is open to ages 18 and up. Look for specials on drinks and appetizers, and a complete dinner menu is available.

On Saturdays, Bob G's features music bingo with tunes, prizes, and plenty of fun.

Make the most of Sundays by loading up your game card at In The Game. Spend between $25 and $75 on gameplay and get a match up to $75, so the fun lasts longer with more games and more tickets.

Professional bull riding arrives in a team-focused format at Amerant Bank Arena. Teams face off in direct contests, with athletes riding for team standings while still posting individual marks. Momentum can change in an instant, keeping the pace brisk and the outcome uncertain from ride to ride. Strategic decisions and added pressure shape every round, offering a different look at the sport compared with traditional events.

Enjoy a no buy-in Texas Hold’em event at Luv’n Oven Ale House, part of the RNR Poker League. The casual restaurant serves wings and other pub classics in a straightforward setting with lots of TVs, plus a rotating lineup of craft beers and tasty bites. Players can earn league points and compete for prizes while professional, welcoming dealers run the tables, and gratuities are appreciated. All experience levels are invited, and beginners are encouraged to give it a try in a friendly atmosphere.