By: Sharon Aron Baron Chicago Cubs player and MLB All-Star Anthony Rizzo will be holding his Fourth Annual Walk Off for Cancer 5k on November 15, in Parkland. Rizzo, who is from Parkland, holds this annual charity walk to raise money for his foundation, The Anthony Rizzo Family Foundation and in 2014 raised over $140,000. Their mission is […]
America’s favorite summer comedy and NBC’s top-rated television comedy competition show, Last Comic Standing is launching a live tour and they’re coming to Coral Springs.
The Fresh Market in Coral Springs will be the unique backdrop for the last annual Wine Gala benefiting the Coral Springs Museum of Art this Wednesday.
Ghosts and goblins are invited to Coral Square for a fun and safe afternoon at their Boo Bash this year.
In his book “Eleven Months and Nineteen Days, A Vietnam Illustrator’s Memoir” John Bowen documents the physical and emotional trials of his Vietnam experience and his readjustment to civilian life.
As Thanksgiving approaches, the City of Coral Springs is asking the community to help donate items for their 27th Annual THANKSforGIVING event given to families in need.
Coral Springs Police will be holding their first ever Coffee with a Cop event on October 31, which will provide community members a unique opportunity to ask questions and learn more about the department’s work in their neighborhoods.
The Moving Wall, a half-sized replica of the original memorial in Washington D.C which has been touring the country for over 30 years, is coming to Coral Springs honoring the men and women who served in the Vietnam War.
Typically pumpkins aren’t widely produced in Florida, but it’s always fun to pretend to find the perfect pumpkin to pluck from a local patch.
The City of Coral Springs wants to give you a free lunch and service hours in exchange for your help with a city-wide clean-up program
Come on out to Fire Station 80 for a delicious plate of pasta in honor of Cancer Awareness prepared by your local firefighters.
Coral Springs City Commissioner Dan Daley is inviting all dog lovers out for the inaugural “Bark in the Park” event.
If you love to be spooked, then you’re in luck because the City has just announced the dates of their annual Halloween Haunted House this year.
Welcome to Almost, Maine, a town that’s so far north, it’s almost not in the United States—it’s almost in Canada. And it almost doesn’t exist because its residents never got around to getting organized. So it’s just…Almost.
The former Greenmarket is now under new management and has a new name. Now called the Coral Springs Farmer’s Market, it’s being headed up by the person who formerly ran the Parkland Market who’s committed to making this one a success by bringing in higher quality vendors.
After a year of construction, the new Coral Springs ArtWalk will finally be completed. To celebrate, the City will be hosting a special grand opening event complete with a local brewery, food trucks and live entertainment.
Two organizations are holding their annual craft shows in October for residents who are looking for one-of-a-kind home-made creations.
It’s a treasure hunt at the next City-wide garage sale at Mullins Park where the popular event offers a great opportunity to buy or sell books, toys, clothing and so many other items.
Free tickets will be available to see the internationally acclaimed United States Army Field Band and Soldiers’ Chorus of Washington, DC, when they perform at the Coral Springs Center for the Arts.
Each year the City’s Multi-Cultural Committee presents their International Dinner Dance with a new country and culture to showcase.
It was just fourteen years ago when the United States was confronted with one of it’s darkest days. People watched in horror as the twin towers at the World Trade Center collapsed after being hit by two planes.
Coral Springs students are the winners each year the City holds the “Golfing for the King” Golf Classic. Proceeds from this annual event benefits needy high school school students, regardless of ethnicity.
Calling all dog lovers to come out and attend the Coral Springs Police second annual Police K9 Fundraiser called “Cause for Paws” which helps provide care for retired police service dogs.
Marisa’s Way, a foundation dedicated to stop wrong-way drivers after the tragic death of two best friends, will be holding a fundraiser on September 12, in Parkland.
By: Sharon Aron Baron The Florida Panthers have announced that the club’s alumni will be joining the Coral Springs Fire Department and Coral Springs Police Department in the “Pucks for Bucks” charity hockey game at Florida Panthers IceDen in September. Florida Panthers alumni Radek Dvorak, Ed Jovanovski, Bill Lindsay, Serge Payer, Marco Sturm, Tomas Vokoun […]
The Coral Springs and Parkland Fire Department want residents to help them fill their fire trucks with school supplies in order to help local students that can’t afford them.
Congressman Ted Deutch honored several citizens at his Town Hall meeting including those that found and returned a Vietnam Veteran’s medals to their rightful owner.
Come meet Congressman Ted Deutch when he updates residents on his work in Washington and takes questions on an array of domestic and foreign policy issues at a town hall meeting on Wednesday at the Coral Springs Charter School.
The flagship location of a new Mexican-Spanish fusion concept restaurant called The Feisty Bull now has its home in Coral Springs.
Looking for a kitten to share your bed, your couch, and many wonderful years with? Then visit the kitten adoption event this Saturday where you will find special reduced adoption rates.
