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February 28, 2026
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Alicia Keys Discusses 'Hell's Kitchen' Musical Ahead of Broward Center Run: Alicia Keys' musical 'Hell's Kitchen' is set to appear at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts in Fort Lauderdale from March 10-22. Following its notable Broadway run, where it earned two performer Tony Awards and a Grammy for Best Musical Theater Album, the production will bring its story—set in Manhattan’s Hell’s Kitchen—to South Florida audiences. Keys expressed enthusiasm for sharing the show in a region she has personal fondness for. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Feb 28)
February 11, 2026
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Valentine's Day and President's Day Weekend Events Across Broward County: Broward County will host a variety of events over Valentine's Day and President's Day weekend, offering options for different interests. Highlights include Andrea Bocelli in concert, the Bacon & Bourbon Festival, performances of classic and contemporary music, art installations, and a circus event in Boca Raton. The long weekend also marks shifts in Florida’s recognition of the holiday, focusing on Washington’s legacy. These activities provide numerous opportunities for locals to celebrate. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Feb 11)
January 28, 2026
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Severe Cold Front Expected to Bring Record Low Temperatures to South Florida: Forecasters anticipate a significant drop in South Florida temperatures this weekend, with some areas likely to see their lowest readings in 15 years. Lows could reach the mid-30s in Fort Lauderdale and Miami, with wind chills approaching or falling below freezing. Western Palm Beach suburbs may see temperatures near the freezing mark, and the Florida Keys are expected to experience 40s. These conditions are linked to a cold front driven south from Canada and are expected to persist into early next week. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Jan 28)
January 21, 2026
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Upcoming Circus and Performing Arts Shows Scheduled Across Broward and Palm Beach: A series of circus and performing arts productions are scheduled in Broward and Palm Beach counties over the coming months. The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus will appear at the Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise from January 23 to 25. Other upcoming events include Cirque du Soleil’s Luzia at Gulfstream Park in Hallandale Beach, Shen Yun performances in West Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale, and The Great Mr. Swindle’s Traveling Peculiarium in Boca Raton and Jupiter. Each event offers distinct dates and venues for local audiences. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Jan 21)
January 8, 2026
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South Florida Hosts Early 2026 Jewish Cultural Events and Festivals: A series of Jewish cultural events will take place across South Florida in early 2026, offering residents a range of activities from educational workshops to entertainment and sporting fundraisers. Highlights include the Miami Jewish Film Festival, which will feature 139 films and hold 90 live screening opportunities throughout Miami-Dade County. The festival runs from January 14 to 29 and includes both in-person and online programming. Additional events are planned throughout the region during the coming months. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Jan 8)
December 30, 2025
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January Festivals and Fairs Scheduled Across Broward and Palm Beach Counties: South Florida's mild winter climate will allow a variety of outdoor festivals and fairs to take place throughout Broward and Palm Beach counties in January 2026. Highlights include the Las Olas Art Fair in Fort Lauderdale, which will showcase works from more than 200 artists along East Las Olas Boulevard. Events listed span artistic, cultural, and family-friendly activities across the region. Attendees are encouraged to check for updated event details as the month approaches. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 30)
December 26, 2025
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Top Family Activities for Winter Break in Broward and Palm Beach Counties: Families in Broward and Palm Beach counties seeking activities during winter break have a range of attractions to choose from. Local highlights include the new Sky Trail and Sky Tykes ropes courses at Okeeheelee Park in West Palm Beach, which provide adventure options for children of various ages. The roundup also features opportunities to explore local museums and observe manatees at Manatee Lagoon. These events offer options to create memorable experiences during the school holiday. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 26)
December 24, 2025
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South Florida Dining Guide Highlights Waterfront Restaurants for New Year's Eve: With New Year's Eve celebrations approaching, South Florida residents have a diverse selection of waterfront restaurants to consider. A new guide features ten notable locations offering special holiday menus, including Prime Catch in Boynton Beach on the Intracoastal Waterway. Diners can expect festive culinary options, though prices may not include taxes and gratuity. Each venue offers scenic views and a chance to celebrate the arrival of 2026 in a coastal setting. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 24)
December 18, 2025
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Nicklaus Children’s Health System Expands Pediatric Care in Broward and Palm Beach: Nicklaus Children’s Health System, based in Miami, is expanding its reach into Broward and Palm Beach counties by appointing a new market president for Broward and a leader to foster collaborations in Palm Beach. The hospital currently operates eight outpatient clinics in Broward, including a recently opened facility in Davie focused on specialized pediatric care. Plans are underway to assume pediatric inpatient services at Broward Health Medical Center and Broward Health Coral Springs by early 2026. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 18)
December 2, 2025
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Guide to 2025 South Florida Holiday Boat Parades Highlights New and Annual Events: South Florida will host several holiday boat parades in December 2025, offering residents and visitors opportunities to view decorated vessels along local waterways. A new addition this year, the Greater Palm Beaches Boat Parade, will debut on December 13, filling a gap between existing routes from North Palm Beach to West Palm Beach. Annual parades in places like Palm Beach County are also set to return, drawing crowds with festive displays. These events span from Miami to Jupiter, providing seasonal entertainment across the region. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Dec 2)
November 27, 2025
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Former Rockettes in South Florida Mark 100th Anniversary with Reunion Performance: Fourteen South Florida alumnae of the Radio City Rockettes, ranging in age from 44 to 94, reunited at Lynn University in Boca Raton to celebrate the troupe’s 100th anniversary. The group performed the iconic Parade of the Wooden Soldiers routine, sharing memories and laughter as they revisited choreography from their time with the legendary kickline. Many of these women, now living in Florida, remain active as performers, teachers, and fitness instructors. The event highlighted the enduring bond among former Rockettes. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Nov 27)
November 17, 2025
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South Florida Nonprofits Mobilize to Assist Food Stamp Recipients During Shutdown: Residents of Broward and Palm Beach counties, including individuals aging out of foster care and elderly Holocaust survivors, are bracing for disruptions to food stamp benefits due to a government shutdown. Local organizations such as Alpert Jewish Family Service are expanding efforts to assist those affected as federal funding halts for SNAP and WIC participants. The USDA has indicated that remaining contingency SNAP funds are reserved strictly for emergencies, leaving many relying on local support. The situation places added pressure on regional social services. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Oct 30)
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November Festivals in Broward and Palm Beach Feature Food, Music, and Family Events: Broward and Palm Beach counties will host a range of festivals throughout November, offering residents a variety of celebrations. Events include the annual BEER-B-Q on 38th Avenue in Lauderhill, which features street food, live music, and local vendors, and LagoonFest 2025, celebrating the Lake Worth Lagoon with family activities, environmental exhibits, and guided cruises. These events reflect the area's vibrant community life and subtropical climate. Many activities are open to the public and welcome attendees of all ages. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Nov 1)
November 12, 2025
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Weekend Events in South Florida: Comedy, Film, and New Ice Cream in Boynton Beach: South Florida residents have a variety of entertainment options this weekend. Comedy fans can choose between performances by Hasan Minhaj and Ronny Chieng, while movie enthusiasts can attend showings of 'Silent Night.' Additionally, Boynton Beach sees the arrival of a new ice cream establishment, offering a fresh treat for local dessert lovers. The Miami Book Fair also begins on Sunday, bringing a diverse group of authors and events to Miami Dade College. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Nov 12)
November 1, 2025
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Sunshine Cinema Exhibit Highlights Florida’s Film History in West Palm Beach: A new movie memorabilia exhibit, 'Sunshine Cinema: Florida in Film,' will debut at the Richard and Pat Johnson Palm Beach County History Museum on November 14. The showcase explores Florida’s long cinematic heritage, particularly in Palm Beach, through a collection of 25 artifacts such as Tom Hanks’ Apollo 13 spacesuit and Al Pacino's shirt from Scarface. Organized by the Historical Society of Palm Beach County, the exhibit features items spanning from early silent films to contemporary classics. This event underscores Florida's ongoing appeal to the movie industry. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Nov 1)
October 29, 2025
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Nominations Open for 2026 South Florida Top Workplaces Awards: The Sun Sentinel is accepting nominations for its 2026 Top Workplaces awards, recognizing organizations in South Florida with at least 35 employees. Eligible employers include businesses, nonprofits, schools, and government agencies. Nominations are open until October 24, and selected companies will (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Sep 29)
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Notable Gravesites in South Florida Highlight Legacies of Famous Residents: With Halloween and Day of the Dead approaching, attention is turning to South Florida cemeteries where notable individuals are buried. Among those laid to rest are musicians, celebrities from film and television, athletes, coaches, and figures who made headlines for various reasons. Jackie Gleason, famed comedian and entertainer, is among the most recognized, ranking highest among Florida celebrities people would wish to be buried near. The area contains several burial sites linked to distinguished public figures. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Oct 25)
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Sun Sentinel Seeks Nominations for 2026 South Florida Top Workplaces Awards: The Sun Sentinel is accepting nominations for its 12th annual Top Workplaces awards, recognizing organizations throughout South Florida that demonstrate exceptional workplace culture. Eligible nominees must have at least 35 employees and can be from public, private, nonprofit, educational, or governmental sectors. Honorees will be selected based on employee surveys conducted through mid-January, with standout companies receiving recognition in May 2026. The deadline for nominations is December 5. (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Oct 27)
October 17, 2025
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Halloween Events for Adults Planned Across South Florida: A range of Halloween-themed activities for adults are scheduled throughout South Florida, including haunted houses, themed shows, bar crawls, and cemetery tours. Events are taking place in Broward, Palm Beach, and Miami-Dade counties through the end of October. Attendees are advised to review event- (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Oct 17)
October 8, 2025
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Fall Events and Halloween Activities Planned Across West Broward: Families in West Broward can look forward to a range of autumn activities, including pumpkin patches, trick-or-treating, hayrides, and local festivals. Some events feature unique options like floating pumpkin patches in community pools. The guide covers public events in Broward and Palm Beach, with (Source: Broward Sun-Sentinel on Oct 8)