Very sad. I've never seen such scared animals. Food vendors were terrible. Packed in arena like…read moresardines and didn't check my bag or parties bags. After seeing the abuse they endured for entertainment I left distraught.

Came here with My Parents right before COVID. The crowds were pretty light and the show itself was…read morepretty good. There were some parts of the show that we weren't to crazy about (lassoing a baby cow) but I get that it's part of the rodeo. There's fair type food and beer available for purchase and small kiosks for shopping.

Another carnival in town. Our friends invited us to this so we rounded up our kids and scoped out…read morethe scene. This carnival was located in Pembroke Pines at St. Maximilian Kolbe Catholic Church. The carnival takes place all weekend long from Thursday through Sunday. We went on a Friday night and arrived around 6:30pm. This carnival seems bigger than the last one we went to at St. David Catholic Church and not super busy. Everyone says it will gets busy on Sat and Sun. I suggest getting the unlimited rides wristband for $35 if you know you'll be at the carnival for a few hours and the kids will take advantage of unlimited rides. Worth it. Otherwise, each ride is about 4-6 tickets and tickets cost around $1.25 per ticket. Or you can do 40 tickets for $40. You do the math. Lol. There are food vendors lined up with the games. Then the church has a food tent where the money goes to the church. But you have to buy food/drink tickets. No cash or cards taken at food tent other than the food/drink tickets. Tickets are $1 each ticket and there is a minimum ticket purchase of $20. Of course. We got wings which came out super hot and fresh and crispy. But a tad salty. Also got guava empanadas and chicken empanadas which were tasty. We let our friends use the rest of our food tickets. All in all, we had a good time and nice that it wasn't overcrowded or super busy. Carnivals remind me of my childhood. Happy to see our kids enjoying the carnival with their friends too.

Despite having lived next door to the Bergeron Rodeo for several years back in the 90's this was my…read morefirst visit. I won't go to a rodeo because I don't find abusing animals entertaining but a craft show on the other hand is right up my alley. This is an annual event sponsored by the town of Davie. The event was advertised as having 100 vendors. I don't think there were quite that many but they had a lot. Admission and parking were free. The tents filled the rodeo arena and outside it as well. People were selling plants, floral arrangements, zombie soup mix, jewelry, lights in alcohol bottles, soap, dream catchers, a tiny fairy garden, woodwork, stained glass, baked goods, clothes, bags, and a myriad of other hand made goods. They also had food and drink vendors and bounce houses and kids corner activities for children . The grounds were perfect for the craft show. There were plenty of clean bathrooms. The weather was gorgeous, the vendors were varied, and with the upcoming holidays it was the perfect time to shop. It is good to support the local arts community. This is a nice hometown event perfect for kids and adults.

5/30/2025 Today I enjoyed the recent "temporary" Haitian Art exhibit on display in Center for the…read moreArts "The Center" Lobby thru June 6, 2025. So only One more Week left to view this interesting, important work by various Haitian artists. A great Toussaint artwork and one piece made of Skittles into the face of "Tupac." If you look at the Skittle piece up close you may not be able to see it is, in fact, Tupac Shakur. Inside the actual museum which was once a gymnasium Basketball Court is a weaving exhibit entitled "Ancestral Lines" which has been here a couple of months- having opened on April 4, 2025- and, I think, will be here about another month until sometime in July 5, 2025, as I recall. Hurry in! FREE!

I don't think you can actually call this a museum. It's a wonderful little gallery of three or four…read morerooms put together. There are very few art pieces, but it is still a nice outing. I was very happy to learn that they sell beverages so you can walk around with them! I will try that next time. The only problem is that it probably only takes a half an hour to walk around. There is a little garden path outside that you can roam around that has lots of little sculptures and fairy/ gnome houses. It is good for children, as they offer classes and summer programs. It is wonderful as it is a non-profit and free to the community. I appreciate they have different events including book signings and authors, and the space is open for rentals and things. It's overall very cute, but still lots of room for improvement.

The Florida Citrus Model Train Society is a non profit that was founded in 1999 to share the fun,…read morehistory, and hobby of model trains with the community. The club meets at 8:30 AM on Tuesday and Friday at the Plantation Diner. Many of the elaborate train set scenes are handmade and operate at HO, O, N, and G scale. It is always a thrill to see the trains race through tiny towns populated my miniature people. I have previously caught the train displays at the Plantation Historical Museum and more recently at their annual holiday display in Broward County libraries Southwest Regional location. You can check out their website to see where they will be setting up next. The club offers their model train displays for free to the public so drop them a few bucks if you can. As a fan of history and miniature displays it is aways a joy when I can see their amazing displays.

It's a great place to go with your friends. It has kid and adult trails has glow kids or…read morenecklace glow sticks when I went the guy was super scary and was afraid to walk past him lol. Yet the line was long. It was 100% worth it in the parking is OK too. Also has great food if you want some churros then that's the place to go.

Cool little haunt located in a huge park. Super family friendly with food trucks serving thing like…read moregyros, ice cream, tacos, and ceviche. Refreshments and beer is also available for purchase and kid snacks. There are different trails. One family friendly trail and one in the evening that has definitely more of a scare factor. It was a family evening so we went through the family friendly trail. In the beginning your greeted by a scary dude who tells you the story of the witch and all the people she's possessed and to be prepared for all encounters. The atmosphere was perfect having to actually walk through the forest section of the park. At night theres the flashing lights that makes things look really creepy..it was perfect. After escaping the witch and her possessed it was nice to just hang still in the park. Music is played and lots of open space for the kids to play. It's the perfect spooky treat for all.

The best place to bring kids! The facility is clean, the service is amazing, and it's a small, safe…read moreenvironment. The children have so much fun every time. We had a last-minute birthday party, and the owner stepped in and made everything happen actually, they went above and beyond what we expected! Thank you so much for making this day so special. The staff members were incredibly friendly, attentive, and welcoming. Our friends had never been there before, and they absolutely loved it. I 100% recommend this place!

We celebrated a kids birthday party there and the kids had so much fun. Place is definitely decked…read moreout, full of rockets and space theme. There is an arcade area, laser tag, virtual reality games, bounce house and indoor playground. It is a great place to celebrate a birthday, big or small. There are rooms to rent out or tables near the cafe that can be set up for any party. The owner was very friendly. Would be back again!

In 2024, the theme was Misfit Toys. Not many people dressed up as such since (I guess, it's hard…read moreto find misfit outfits...LOL..). There were still many fun and daring costumes on the Drive. It rained a few times during the celebration, making the crowds a bit smaller this year. Still a fun time with live music, bars, costume contests and more.....

Wicked Manors on the Drive is a Stunning Sight to See Each Year! They Close the Whole Drive Down…read morefor an October 31st Night Full of Stellar Halloween Costumes, Booze On Repeat, Scare Scenes, and Most of All FUN!! We have made this a Halloween Tradition to Spend Each Year on the Halloween Block Party of the Drive! Stages, Boozy Bar Booths, Loud Music, People Each & Every-Way, Sponsors, Food Trucks, and More are what to look forward to. Entrance Fee is a Donation of $5 to Wilton Manors. They Open the Block Party for Families at 5pm with Trick or Treat and a Halloween Kids Costume Contest at 6:30pm. Then the Night turns into an All-Out Adult Party with the Most Elaborate Up-Done Costumes you have seen! Each Year a Theme is Given to provide a Spooky Mix! 2017 ~Hero's & Icons~ 2018 ~Game Night~ 2019 ~7 Deadly Sins ~ Parking and Uber can be quite the Trouble as it is hard to get close to the Drive with either option. Find a Nearby Friend or be Prepared to get a bit of Exercise! Cash is Recommended to Bring- All Bars and Restaurants are Open but Containers are Permitted and Recommended as it can get Costly and Timely at these Events depending on your Consumption! Bring the Crazy's Out & Enjoy!