Posted by Nydia Streets of Streets Law in South Florida family events**
It’s a rainy day in South Florida, but don’t let that stop you from enjoying what is supposed to otherwise be beautiful weather this weekend. Check out your South Florida weekend family fun guide!
Friday, February 7, 2020
Oakland Park Soul Fest: “Oakland Park Soul Fest is a celebration of the Soul culture through food, drink, music, and dance. As a family friendly event, Soul Fest will also host the Oakland Park Kids Kitchen as well as a children's activity area. Live music performed by Old Skool Gang (O.S.G.) performing hits from Motown and Soul artists. Songs from The Temptations, The Ojays, Harold Melvin and The Bluenotes, Teddy Pendergrass, Smokey Robinson plus lots more! Soul Fest will be held at Jaco Pastorius Park on Friday, February 7th from 6-10PM.” For more information, click here.
Rock the Park “Classic Rock Therapy” at Plantation Central Park: “The City of Plantation and Baptist Health presents 'Rock the Park', a free concert series! After a hard work week, come get some music therapy with "Classic Rock Therapy" as they play rock tunes from the 60's to today! CRT will be rockin' Central Park at 7 PM. Food trucks will open at 6 PM. Bring your lawn chair or blanket to the ball fields and enjoy live music and food trucks!” For more information, click here.
Saturday, February 8, 2020
Coral Gables Art & Mega Festival: “This is the BIG ONE. Are you exhibiting? Sponsoring? Visiting?
Seven (7) festivals all at the same place and time with free admission The magnificent seven: Fine Art, Kids, Fashion, Dog and Pet, Craft Beer, Home Show, and Food, Wine and Spirits. 35,000 visitors, 400 booths, music, entertainment, demos and more. The Coral Gables Festival of the Arts features over 200 Artists from all over the US. The Coral Gables Festival of the Arts offers a visitor world class art with artists working in most of the visual mediums from oil, to water color to clay to bronze a total of 13 categories are on display and sale at the festival. This festival features over 50 booths focused all things for kids. Art, kids product & services, food and entertainment.” For more information click here.
Heritage Fest at the Thomson Plaza for the Arts: “Join us for Heritage Fest, a FREE, all-ages event organized by the Arsht Center in celebration of South Florida’s Black communities of the African diaspora, featuring local entertainment, games, family-friendly activities and more! Heritage Fest wil begin at 3 p.m. with a panel discussion: "Civil War. Civil Rights. Civil Future?" in the Next Generation Green Room.“ For more information, click here.
Sunday, February 9, 2020
New World Symphony Fellows Live on Lincoln Road: “Enjoy a FREE, live performance by New World Symphony Fellows this Sunday, October 6! Join us for a free concert performed by Fellows of the New World Symphony this Sunday, October 6 from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the 1111 Lincoln Road Stage. Limited seating will be available. This event is outdoors and open to the public. Feel free to bring your own chairs, blankets, snacks and beverages. Hope to see you all there!” For more information, click here.
Family Fun Fest at Biscayne National Park: “The 20th season of Biscayne National Park’s multiple award-winning Family Fun Fest kicked off on December 8. All events feature games, science experiments, presentations, crafts and more. Participants receive a passport which they get punched as they complete each of five activities. After collecting all five punches, kids earn a specially-designed button to help them remember the lessons learned. Feb 9: Game of Thrones: The Long Summer. If you thought Tyrion, Jon, Sansa and Arya had it all under control, hang on to your swords. There is a new threat looming: climate change. In addition to 5 activity stations at each event, there will also be one activity station focusing on theme-related creative play for parents with toddlers. “The little guys will earn a button just like their older brothers and sisters, but with activities geared to their skill level,” said program lead Karen Adkins. “Family Fun Fest Junior fills an important niche for parents looking for innovative educational opportunities for their children.” For more information, click here.
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