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Egg hunts for kids and other family events for Easter and Spring are offered throughout Broward County. Often an Easter Bunny (or Peter Rabbit or Spring Bunny) is on site. Some events offer activities, including bounce houses, petting farms and rides. In Tamarac and some other towns, egg hunts are offered in pools. Pompano Beach …

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Miami is preparing for a fun Easter season,. complete with egg hunt adventures and photo opportunities for the entire family.  Easter is Sunday, April 5, 2026. But be aware that not all holiday-themed events will take place on that specific date. Dates are indicated in bold for each entry. We also have news on egg …

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If you’re a fan of watching champion equines compete in jumping and dressage events, then this is the time to visit Wellington and see live events for free! For the 2026 season at Wellington International’s Winter Equestrian Festival, spectators get free general admission Wednesday through Sunday during the main winter season (January-March) during daytime events. …

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Oakland Park is presenting a lively Dancing In The Street block party with art, food trucks, live music and a kids’ zone with a DJ.   Dancing in The Street in 2026 is 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Friday, March 27, at 4000 n. Dixie Highway, Oakland Park.  These are the entertainers scheduled on multiple stages …

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Spring has sprung! That means it’s a great time spend outdoors and we’ve found some really fun things for you to and see in Palm Beach County durning the month of April, 2026. Here’s what else is in store this month.  Easter events countywide Easter egg hunts & bunny photos in greater Palm Beach Florida …

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The Africana Arts & Humanities Festival in Fort Lauderdale reflects the dignity, resilience, and rightful place of Black voices within the American story. The Africana Festival in 2026,  11 a.m.  – 8 p.m. Saturday March 28, is at the African-American Research Library and entry is free. The festival includes  Authors and book signings Youth activities  …

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Be there, the fair! The Miami-Dade County Youth Fair is happening March 12 through April 5, 2026. This year’s theme is “Wild About the Fair.” New offerings in 2026 include the Safari Encounter by Immersive Productions with an Instagrammable iconic entrance photo moment. There are also several one-day only events like food contests, culinary presentations …

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Spending Sundays with family is always a goal and ICA Miami in the Miami Design District makes it just a little easier, and a lot of fun with their weekly Family Sundays at ICA Miami. Reserved tickets are required.  Always free admission, ICA Miami hosts family programming at 11:30 a.m. each Sunday to provide a …

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Coral Gables Museum welcomes you to “Family Day on Aragon” on the third Saturday of each month, with free admission, live music and special activities.  Upcoming event is on Sat., March 21 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.: Artmaking by TMP The teen-led volunteer and education group TMP hosts a …

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