Concerts, classes, fairs, food and more. Your weekend guide for Coral Springs
It’s shaping up to be a busy weekend in Coral Springs, with events, workshops and workouts for all to enjoy.
In somber celebration of Holocaust Remembrance Day, the city will host a free cattle car and World War II artifact viewing experience.
Residents will also have opportunities to gain knowledge on a range of other topics, including emergency response, tarot card reading and the city’s history.
Plus, find chances to get your taxes filed for free, give back to the community, experience national talents and more — all in and around/ Coral Springs.
Here’s what’s happening from Friday, Jan. 30, to Sunday, Feb. 1:
Friday
Holocaust remembrance exhibit (8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.)
This exhibit, which was displayed in Coconut Creek earlier in the week, offers visitors the opportunity to interact with a replica of a World War II-era cattle car and view historical artifacts from the Holocaust. Free, timed tickets are still available for a few afternoon time slots. Learn more on the city events page.
Free Tai Chi class (12:30 to 1:30 p.m.)
Join instructor Sabrina Zhang for this exercise class at the Northwest Regional Library, aimed at helping maintain strength, flexibility and balance. Registration is required. Learn more on the library events page.
Movie matinee and online discussion (3 to 4 p.m.)
Join fellow movie enthusiasts and Professor Tas Salini, instructor of Film History and Film Appreciation at Broward College, to view “The Truman Show,” following a man unknowingly living his entire life on a colossal soundstage. This is an online-only event, with registration required to obtain the meeting link. Learn more on the library events page.
A New Chapter teen book club (4 to 4:40 p.m.)
This new book club at Northwest Regional Library focuses on students ages 12-18, who are invited to chat about what they’re currently reading and find new favorites to enjoy. Learn more on the library events page.
Saturday
CERT orientation and basic training (8 a.m. to noon)
The Coral Springs Parkland Community Education and Response Team (CERT) is hosting a one-hour webinar to educate the public on life-saving strategies, including disaster preparedness, fire safety, light search and rescue, triage and more. Learn more on the city events page.
Keep Coral Springs Beautiful cleanup (9 a.m.)
The City of Coral Springs is inviting residents ages 14 and older to help beautify local parks and playgrounds — and be rewarded with a lunch, raffle prizes and volunteer hours available for those who complete the project. Sign up on the city events page to view the cleanup location and other information.
Tour the Coral Springs Museum of History (11 a.m. to 2 p.m.)
Step into Coral Springs’ past with a free, interactive tour at the local history hub for longtime residents, newcomers and history enthusiasts alike. The afternoon will include a guided walk through exhibits showcasing the city’s early days, including rare photographs, artifacts and stories from the city’s founders, followed by discussions on the city’s transformation from farmland to the community it is today. Learn more and sign up to attend via the city events page.
Get free help filing your income taxes (11 a.m. to 4 p.m.)
Taxpayers with less than $75,000 in annual household income can head to the Northwest Regional Library for no-cost tax preparation services from Broward Tax Pro (VITA). Appointments are required via the company’s online portal, or by calling 954-964-8884. For more information, including required documents, visit hispanicunity.org/taxes. View this event on the library calendar page to learn more.
Silent reading party (1 to 3 p.m.)
Bring a book and chair or blanket to Betti Stradling Park for a quiet few hours of reading among fellow bookworms. Learn more on Meetup.
Learn the Tarot (noon to 1 p.m.)
Each installment of this monthly class focuses on one of the 78 cards in the tarot deck — including its history, meaning, symbols and how to read it. Learn more and register to attend on the library events page.
Sunday
Parkland Farmers’ Market (9 a.m. to 1 p.m.)
The Parkland Farmers’ Market, located at the city’s Equestrian Center, will open Black History Month with a cultural awarness and inclusion theme to its biweekly market know for its locally grown and artisan items. Find a full list of vendors, plus parking and other information on the market website.
Neck and back pain exercises workshop (3 to 4 p.m.)
Residents with chronic neck and back pain can sign up for this free workshop at the Eagles’ Haven Community Wellness Center. Learn more on Facebook.
Cedric the Entertainer (8 p.m.)
Cedric the Entertainer, the award-winning producer, director, actor, comedian and author, returns to his stand-up comedy roots with his new tour, titled “Love and Laughter.” Tickets are still available, starting at $104. Learn more and purchase tickets on the Coral Springs Center for the Arts website.
Aaron Lewis and the Stateliners (8 p.m.)
Aaron Lewis, who had his first stroke of fame as lead vocalist for the 2000s-hard-rocker band Staind, is heading to The Stage at Coco with the latest addition to his portfolio of solo country projects. Tickets start at $83.90. Learn more on the Coconut Creek Casino website.
Multiple days
South Florida Muslim Federation annual conference
The regional network for Muslim businesses, nonprofits and individuals will hold its annual conference at the Coral Springs Center for the Arts on Friday and Saturday. The event has been subject to scrutiny in recent days, including threats from Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier, but is set to continue. The conference’s schedule includes sessions on finances, mental health, professional networking and preparing for Ramadaan. Keynote talks will feature the conference’s overall theme of hope. Learn more and purchase tickets on the South Florida Muslim Federation’s website.
Sun and Surf gymnastics invitational
The Coral Springs Gymnasium will host gymnasts from across the U.S. and Canada for this tropical-themed competition. Learn more and purchase tickets on the Sun and Surf Invitational website.
Live music
Friday
- Mix Tape at Sharkey’s
- The Ruminatics at Lefty’s
- East Amber Drive at Nectar, The Livesays at Sunset Grill, The W’s at Legends Lounge in Coconut Creek Casino
Saturday
- Soulicide at Sharkey’s
- Out of the Ashes at Nectar; Jimmy Williamson and Friends at Sunset Grill; Valerie Tyson Band at Legends Lounge
Sunday
- Southbound HWY 41 at Sharkey’s
Learning and literacy
- Friday: Baby lapsit storytime and play date
- Sunday: Storytime at Barnes & Noble
