Margate announces a full day of Fourth of July festivities including a morning parade, an afternoon pool party, and evening entertainment with fireworks.

Taylor Swift surprised young patients at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital in Florida with a visit that included personal interactions and brightened their day.

Miami-Dade Parks organizes a 4th of July event at Tropical Park featuring live music, food trucks, family activities, and fireworks, with a focus on ride-sharing due to limited parking.

Shakira began her "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran" tour at Hard Rock Stadium with guest acts, heightened fan anticipation, and traffic concerns for the eventful weekend.

Gloria Estefan releases her Spanish-language album "Raíces," inspired by her Cuban heritage and penned by her husband Emilio. The album celebrates Latin music and traditions.

Joe Jonas visited We Got The Beats Record Store in Lauderhill to meet fans and promote his new solo album, with enthusiastic attendees expressing deep admiration for the artist.

A digital reproduction of Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel will be exhibited in Miami Beach, combining historic art with modern technology from May 21 to July 12.

The Hyundai Air and Sea Show returns to Miami Beach for Memorial Day weekend, featuring military tech demos, aerial displays, and family-friendly zones.

The Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce will host the 99th annual Miami Beach Ball gala on May 17, featuring awards, entertainment, and philanthropy. Proceeds support education and healthcare in the community. Tickets are $500 per person.

The Who announces a North American farewell tour starting August 16, with the opening concert in Sunrise, featuring members Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend. Tickets go on sale in May.

Deerfield Beach is preparing to celebrate its centennial with a gala on June 28, 2025, including networking, dinner, and dancing, with proceeds benefiting local parks.

Pembroke Pines announces a free "Savor the Sounds" concert on May 18 featuring Magic MoJo Ike & Lady Val and artist Sara Bartra, with food trucks and drinks available.

Miami City Ballet premiered a modern twist on "Carmen," with the lead character climbing to power in a poker game setting, featuring costumes by Mark Eric and music blending Bizet's opera with new arrangements.