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ELAINA THE POET presents A full theater style production , for the 5th year . Atheater style perform
Support autoimmune care at the 10th Annual Hair Peace & Hope 5K on Oct 24 in Miramar, FL!
Join Developing Dreams Foundation for an unforgettable day of Hip Hop, Ballet, and Contemporary dance training, plus an exclusive one-hour Q&A and 30-minute photo opportunity.
Designed for adults of all skill levels, these oil painting classes provide personalized instruction in a relaxed and supportive environment.
Experience the form & grace of tropical flora through a collection of life-size watercolors.
Now open at MODS, Build a Better World: The Future Begins with You is a new permanent gallery featuring immersive Everglades experiences, coral reef habitats and hands-on exploration inspired by…
Build a Better World: The Future Begins with You
The Museum of Discovery and Science welcomes guests of all abilities. The Museum is wheelchair accessible and offers inclusive experiences designed to support visitors with diverse needs and learning styles.
Exhibitions by acclaimed contemporary artists Kristen Thiele, Harumi Abe, and Cari Cohen.
Galleria Fort Lauderdale presents The Poppy Project Pop-Up Living Garden in support of Henderson Behavioral Health (HBH) in collaboration with the USS Fort Lauderdale (LPD28) Support Committee.
Explore wildlife, art and six colorful habitats through hands-on family fun at MODS.
I AM WILD: A Charley Harper Exhibit
MODS is wheelchair accessible, with accessible entrances, elevators and restrooms available for guests.
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, History Fort Lauderdale will present its fourth annual “Viva Fort Lauderdale: Celebrating Hispanic Art & Culture” fine art exhibit featuring multimedia works from local…
“Viva Fort Lauderdale: Celebrating Hispanic Art & Culture” at History Fort Lauderdale
Fort Lauderdale Historical Society
Hoch Heritage Center Research Library and Archive, main floor of the New River Inn building and the 1899 Replica School House are wheelchair accessible. The second floor of the New River Inn building and the King Cromartie House Museum are not wheelchair accessible.
Assisted listening system is available upon request for docent guided museum tours.
Traveling Mural on Tour
Dream big, build boldy and put ideas to the test while exploring magnetic forces
Elizabeth Lee discusses art and medicine.
Writing clinic open to aspiring novelists and writers.
Writing 101
The event is accessible by wheelchair.
Featuring 57 Prints from Pablo Picasso
An immersive journey through memory, migration, and belonging.
Opening Reception!!!
Katya Ostheimer & Nicholas Potter - Not Normal Times
ADA Compliant
Slow Burn Theatre Co. presents - Come From Away
Slow Burn Theatre Co: Come From Away
Accessible seating is available and can be limited. We encourage you to order early and to specifically request seating for wheelchair access, easy access transfer or swing arm seats, sign-interpreted, audio described or open-captioned performances when placing your order.
Accessible seating may be purchased by calling 954.462.0222, press option 1. Wheelchair seating may also be purchased on line at BrowardCenter.org. Look for the wheelchair icon on the seating chart and click to purchase.
Broward Center for the Performing Arts
Sensory-Inclusive Performances
These performances are intended to create a welcoming and supportive environment for children and adults on the autism spectrum as well as individuals with other sensitivity issues or developmental disabilities.
Sensory-Bags:
The Broward Center offers sensory-bags for all performances at Broward Center and the Parker, that contain noise cancelling headphones, sunglasses, fidgets, and sunglasses clips to accommodate families that might be overwhelmed by the lights, sounds, and crowds. Sensory-bags can be requested at the front of house desk.
For guests using the A&E Parking Garage who have mobility needs, the following accessibility options are available for entry:
Golf carts will be available on the ground floor of the A&E Parking Garage to transport guests to the main entrance.
An accessible ramp and entrance to the venue is located at the Southwest corner of Himmarshee Street and SW 5th Avenue.
Dropoff on the main ramp is available with early arrival encouraged.
Wheelchair accessible stalls available in every restroom throughout the Broward Center. Companion/family restrooms are also available. Please ask any guest service manager or front of house personnel for location.
Service animals as defined by the American with Disabilities Act are permitted into the theaters and must remain on a leash or in a harness at all times.
A service animal must sit under the guest’s seat or at his/her feet.
Service animals are not permitted to sit in the aisle or on seats.
A guest whose service animal poses a threat to the safety of other Broward Center guests and/or staff may be asked to escort the animal off the premises.
Accessible seating is available and can be limited. We encourage you to order early and to specifically request seating for wheelchair access, easy access transfer or swing arm seats, sign-interpreted, audio described or open-captioned performances when placing your order.
Accessible seating may be purchased by calling 954.462.0222, press option 1. Wheelchair seating may also be purchased on line at BrowardCenter.org. Look for the wheelchair icon on the seating chart and click to purchase.
Wheelchair/Accessible Ticketing Policy
It is prohibited for anyone other than those requiring the accessible features of a seat or that of a guest's companion to use accessible seating locations (unless the area has been released for general seating). Those purchasing wheelchair accessible seating may purchase one (1) wheelchair accessible seat and up to three (3) companion seats; any additional seats must be purchased in the regular seating areas. This policy ensures that we can maximize use of all available and accessible wheelchair seats at our theater.
Create a bug or flower textile artwork on canvas with Danielle aka DJ, with tea and cakes.
Make a ceramic wax warmer, pour scented melts, and take both home the same day.
Sculpt a silly, spooky, one-of-a-kind clay monster. Great for first-timers.
OUTshine LGBTQ+ Film Festival Fall Edition 2026 returns October 15 - 25!
Presenting the best lgbtq+ cinema from around the world in Miami and Fort Lauderdale
OUTshine LGBTQ+ Film Festival: Fall Edition
Closed Captioning for English Films can be requested to alexis@outshinefilm.com - International films will be subtitled in English.
Deepavali 2026 Celebration
An evolving immersive experience where memory, reflection and wonder intersect.
Paint a seasonal canvas step by step with a drink in hand. Beginners welcome, supplies included.
Spend Saturday night at the potter's wheel with a glass of wine. No experience needed.
Allen Stone and Teedra MosesContemporary soul takes center stage.
The Miramar Cultural Center Presents: Allen Stone and Teedra Moses
The Miramar Cultural Center Presents..
Allen Stone and Teedra Moses
Contemporary soul takes center stage. Allen Stone brings his signature blend of soul, R&B, funk, and gospel, featuring fan favorites like “Brown Eyed Lover”, “Consider Me”, and “Unaware”. Joining him is Teedra Moses and her smooth R&B classics like “Be Your Girl” and “You Better Tell Her”.
Saturday, October 24 | 8pm
Miramar Cultural Center
2400 Civic Center Place
Get your tickets at MiramarCulturalCenter.org
Island City Stage presents Who Killed Joan Crawford? by Michael Leeds
A wildly funny comedy bursting with unforgettable characters, outrageous laughs and heart.
Paul Rudnick’s The New Century, a wildly funny comedy bursting with unforgettable characters.
