Things To Do

There’s a new part of the mall to explore while doing last-minute holiday minute shopping. And another to experience after the holidays are over. Earlier this month, Westfield Broward in Plantation debuted the Young At Art Museum pop-up. Located near LensCrafters at the northwest entrance, the go-at-your-own-pace museum features never seen before, state-of-the-art installations, coupled

Bulla Gastrobar Pick a la carte or choose to indulge in a four-course pre-fixe menu before welcoming 2021 with a complimentary toast at midnight. Plus, selected sparkling wine bottles are 25% off. Plus, the next day, enjoy a New Year’s Day brunch filled with bottomless mimosa and sangria. Menu: Pre-fixe menu includes tartar de atun,

Miami Art. Local art history is always in the making at LnS Gallery, a multi-use art space specializing in contemporary art with a focus on Miami-based artists. Through Feb. 9, the Coconut Grove gallery presents For Those Gathered in the Wind, a solo exhibition by Miami-based artist, T. Eliott Mansa, a graduate of the Yale

Families and discoverers will find excitement this holiday season at the Museum of Discovery and science, which re-opens Dec. 5. The museum will be open to the public on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Sundays from noon to 5 p.m. Among current attractions is the Expedition: Dinosaur exhibit, presented by Joe DiMaggio

See you at The Yard. The recently opened Doral Yard is fulfilling its mission to be a community hub with plenty of events including recurring musical events like Live Music Thursdays, Cultural Fridays, Tribute Night Saturdays and World Beats Sundays. Here’s a can’t miss suggestion: the launch of the Soul Brunch series, presented by E11EVEN Vodka and

When it comes to a good photo, background is everything. And locally, there are few backgrounds as stunning and iconic as Broward Center for Performing Arts. And now the performing arts destination is offering South Florida a chance to up their Instagram game. The Backstage at Broward Center tour offers an exclusive look at what

Stroll for Art. Business for the Arts of Broward and BBX Capital host the second annual ART + STROLL. Taking place over Zoom, participants will view and purchase artwork (such as the Guy Harvey piece pictured above) and enjoy entertainment by Face the Music Foundation and NYSW Jazz Lounge. Plus, ticketholders have a chance to

Drive Through Haunt. Expresso Coffee Drive-Thru and Beanery hosts the Haunted Halloween Drive-Thru Extravaganza with candy, coffee samples, limited edition stickers and specials on beans. The free event will also feature special menu items for sale including espresso, pastries and gourmet beans. Customers can also drive up to Expresso Coffee and other local businesses such as

As much as COVID-19 has travelers itching to see a backdrop beyond their own backyard, not everyone is ready to dive into the deep end. Some people, still apprehensive about air travel or more adventurous and involved escapes, just want to test the water. Enter Pelican Grand Beach Resort, a boutique oceanfront retreat that’s perfectly

Charity golf tournaments are par for the course in South Florida. Here are two upcoming ones to put on your calendar.   The 38th annual Swing for the Kids Charity Golf Classic from the Kiwanis Club of Delray benefits Achievement Centers for Children & Families. Golfers take a swing at a $50,000 shoutout, team awards

The pandemic hasn’t stopped Mind Body Social’s mission to provide wellbeing to the community. And now all of South Florida can benefit from the Doral-based events company. W.O.W SoFlo, presented by T-Mobile, features more than 30 virtual events, including workouts, guided runs, dancing, yoga sessions and meditations, broadcast live from the tri-county area’s most recognizable

Feeding South Florida. The 10th annual Outrun Hunger 5K goes from the street to homes and neighborhoods to promote Hunger Action Month, raise awareness on food insecurity and end hunger in South Florida. The 5K raises funds for Feeding South Florida’s efforts in Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade and Monroe counties where the organization says the