Holiday

What better way to celebrate the 4th of July in Florida than at a beachfront celebration.  Let the kids frolic in the sand, enjoy a BBQ or eat at a seaside restaurant, and breathe in the salty air.  This JULY 4th join the city of Deerfield Beach at their Independence Day celebration.  The event will take place at the main beach parking lot.  Arts & crafts, a Kid's Zone, live entertainment and yummy foods will keep you and your family entertained from  1:00 PM - 9:00 PM.  The Grand Fireworks display will take place at 9pm.

Don't miss the the Annual Deerfield Beach Ocean Way Holiday Celebration, Saturday, December 3rd, at the International Fishing Pier, 200 NE 21st Ave. Bring the entire family out for a magical evening as we celebrate the season. Enjoy musical performances, kids activities, photos with Santa, tasty holiday treats, ice skating by the ocean and snow showering all night! 

Entertainment Schedule

Miami Children's Chorus
5:00pm - 5:15pm

Storyteller: Athena the Snow Queen
5:20pm - 6:05pm

The City of Deerfield Beach is helping residents live green by hosting Green Earth Fest; a citywide celebration of Earth Day and Arbor Day. The festival will take place on April 18th from noon to 4 PM at Central City Campus, 401 SW 4th Street. Vendors will be available to teach attendees everything there is to know about eco-friendly living.

To celebrateArbor Day, the City of Coral Springs will host EarthFest on Saturday, April 22 at Sawgrass Nature Center & Wildlife Hospital from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.  This special EarthFest will feature wildlife exhibits, guided tours, plant giveaways for Coral Springs residents, children’s activities and refreshments.  Bring along a picnic and your swimwear.  Make a day of the event!  This park has it all.  

For more information, call 954-344-1117.

The Nature Conservancy presents Connect With Nature as part of the 2015 Baynanza event. Did you know that nature can help protect coastal Miami from sea-level rise, storms and erosion? Join us for family-friendly day of volunteering, nature hikes, and educational programs that highlight how coastal restoration is helping to make Miami a more resilient urban community. 

Looking to make Palm Beach County a cleaner, greener, more livable place? Local non-profits, Keep Palm Beach County Beautiful, Inc., Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County, Sandoway Discovery Center and Delray Beach Parks and Recreation encourage you to get involved in the 2017 Great American Cleanup, a national campaign organized by nonprofit Keep America Beautiful, Inc. The local cleanup will take place along Delray Municipal Beach on Saturday, April 15.

The city of Delray Beach Parks and Recreation department and the Redemption Church are jointly hosting an egg hunt right on the intracoastal waterway at Veteran's Park.  This 3 hour event will include some carnival rides, field games for kids, bounce houses and an Easter egg hunt.  Popcorn, hot dogs and drinks will be available for purchase. The Easter Bunny will be present so bring your cameras! 

Schedule:

Egg Hunt 10:00 am

School of Rock Performance 10:30 am - 1:30 pm

Join the Catherine Strong Splash Park and Delray Beach Parks and Recreation for their annual Kids Spring Festival.  This free community event will include games, music, food, face painting and prize giveaways!  Kids will enjoy having their faces painted after the hunt or dancing along to the music.  Play games and revel in time with the family at this 4 hour event.  The egg Hunt starts at 2pm.

Celebrate spring with the Easter-themed event Splash Eggcitement, scheduled from 9:30AM to 1:30PM on Saturday, April 4th, at the Splash Adventure water park at Quiet Waters Park in Deerfield Beach. The half-day event will feature games, a bounce house, face painting, photo opportunities with Peter Cottontail, an egg hunt, and splash time. Activities are for participants ages 10 and under, although all ages are welcome as spectators.

Saturday, April 9th, Earth Day at Tradewinds Park will offer a variety of family activities, including hayrides, vendor and educational booths, model steam train rides, bounce houses, farm tours and demos, refreshments, and more. Families with a green thumb or aspiring gardners can meet with Master Gardners for demos and lectures.  Join in on a natural history tour or nature hike, ogle classic cars in the car show, and fill your belly at the food trucks. This will be an Earth Day to remember and a great way to expose the kids to our Florida flora and dauna.