Weekend full of arts and entertainment in Coral Springs. Here’s what’s happening
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Coral Springs and surrounding cities are leaning into arts and entertainment this weekend, ranging from Billboard-topping musical performaces to abstract art and more — including a special opportunity to see shelter dogs perform fun tricks at the Coral Springs Center for the Arts.
Want to get hands-on? Creatives of all ages can find new outlets — and new friends — this weekend.
Read on to learn more about what’s happening Friday, Jan. 16, through Sunday, Jan. 18:
Friday
Legendary R&B group at Coral Springs Center for the Arts (8 p.m.)
The Grammy-winning, multi-Platinum R&B group 112 is coming to Coral Springs with chart-topping hits from the 1990s and 2000s, including “Come See Me,” “Anywhere,” “Tonight” and “Spend It All.” Tickets are available on the Coral Springs Center for the Arts website, ranging from $64 to $147.
Rhythm of a Dream: An MLK Performing Arts Celebration (6 to 8:30 p.m.)
The City of Tamarac will host a free evening of spoken word, poetry, music and live performances honoring the life, legacy and vision of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., with food and refreshments available for purchase. Learn more on the City of Tamarac website.
Opening reception at Coral Springs Museum of Art (6 to 9 p.m.)
The Coral Springs Museum of Art will reopen its main gallery with a new show featuring abstract paintings and sculptures aimed at exploring emotion, connection, introspection and response. Learn more about the creatives behind each piece on the Coral Springs Museum of Art website.
Saturday
Free crafting meetup in Coconut Creek (2 to 7 p.m.)
Head to Crafted Art Club to meet fellow crafters and work on your current project — or pick up a new one — in a friendly, low-key environment. Coffee and snacks from neighboring Tarrazu Coffee Co. are also available for purchase. This is an event for adults ages 18 and older. Learn more on the Crafted Art Club website.
Learn life-saving skills with Coral Springs-Parkland CERT
Learn disaster preparedness in this one-hour webinar from the local Community Emergency Response Team. Times vary. Learn more and register to attend on the City of Coral Springs website.
Florida Music Lessons grand opening (2 to 5 p.m.)
Celebrate the grand opening of Coral Springs’ newest music education hub for performances, food, face paint and more. Learn more on Facebook.
Mutts Gone Nuts at Coral Springs Center for the Arts (7 p.m.)
Shelter dogs take the spotlight with dancing, prancing and flips and tricks to charm even the most skeptical audience members. Tickets range from $44 to $76. Get more information and make your purchase on the Center for the Arts website.
Free, family-friendly movie screening in Margate (6:30 p.m.)
Bring your blankets and lawn chairs to the Margate Sports Complex for a free screening of “The Wild Robot.” Learn more on the City of Margate website.
Countywide poker showdown (1 p.m.)
Watch and learn from some of the best poker players in the tri-county region at Buffalo Wild Wings — or join in on open play. Registration opens at noon and play begins in the afternoon. Learn more on Facebook.
Sunday
Sunday storytime at Barnes & Noble (2 p.m.)
Toddlers and their caregivers are invited to this event, where they can listen and engage with a new story every week. Learn more on Facebook.
Parkland farmers’ market — public safety and business expo (9 a.m. to 1 p.m.)
Learn more about law enforcement and all of the goods and services available in Northwest Broward while shopping for fresh and gourmet goods at the Parkland Equestrian Center. Learn more on the City of Parkland’s website.
Joyful Resistance and Oliver Larkin virtual town hall (7 to 8 p.m.)
Oliver Larkin, an independent Democrat running to challenge Rep. Jared Moskowitz for his seat in Congress, will speak live with residents and local organizers about the issues shaping South Florida’s District 23 and how he aims to solve them if elected.
Attendees are encouraged to come with questions for the candidate. Registration is required and can be found on the Indivisible website.
Recurring events
Live music
- Friday: Shane Duncan at Sharkey’s; Mischief at Lefty’s; Velvet Riot, DJ Romi Lux, Xavier Alston Experience, Jesse Rica Project, DJ Ray Rock, DJ Jake Dands at Coconut Creek Casino
- Saturday: Friday at Five at Sharkey’s; DJ Dysquo, Skin City Angels, Velvet Riot, Taylor Byrd, DJ Gee-Lo, DJ Real1 at Coconut Creek Casino
- Sunday: The Flyers at Sharkey’s
Library events
- Friday: Baby lapsit storytime; Tai Chi; Intro to Philosophy and Religion
- Saturday: Introduction to Sphero Robot
This story was originally published January 16, 2026 at 5:00 AM.
