Democrats from 21 clubs from around Broward County, along with elected officials and candidates came together for barbecue, mingling and passionate speeches at this year’s Democrats Annual Labor Day Picnic.
The Coral Springs Marriott Hotel was once again the site of talented artists brandishing their buzzing tattoo guns on their human canvases at this year’s 22nd Annual South Florida Tattoo Expo.
It was a hero’s return from overseas when friends, family and neighbors welcomed Senior Master Sergeant Chad Martens back home from his deployment in Kuwait.
This year, the Coral Springs Museum of Art welcomed over 300 South Florida art enthusiasts to the Museum to unveil their new exhibits….
The beautiful weather brought out the crowds for the 2017 Family Fun Day and Car Show held at the Sportsplex on Saturday.
WWII Veterans were honored in Coral Springs on the 75th Anniversary of Pearl Harbor.
A funeral procession was held on Wednesday for Coral Springs firefighter Paul “Pauly” Pietrafesa, who lost his two-year battle pancreatic cancer.
On Wednesday, residents headed to the Coral Springs Charter School for a candlelight vigil to pay their respects to the victims of the Orlando nightclub shooting.
The City of Coral Springs presented their Memorial Day service on Monday with a six-time recipient of the Purple Heart who spoke about Veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.
The Friends of Music, Inc. and other community organizations honored their outstanding volunteers at the Working in Harmony Volunteer Luncheon with live music and a fashion show.
On Sunday, Coral Springs held their first “Savor the Notes” Jazz Brunch which brought out hundreds of residents to shop, stroll and enjoy music and food.
Old photos captured a moment in time depicting Coral Springs residents in another era. A time when cellphones were nonexistent and neighborhoods were filled with children playing outdoors and riding their bicycles.
When Doug Levinson last saw his father, he was only 13 years-old and five-foot-four. Nine years later at six-feet-four, he said if his father was back, they would both the same height.
The warm weather brought out the crowds 2016 Family Fun Day and Car Show held in downtown Coral Springs on Saturday.
It’s Saturday morning and children and teens are lining up at the Tamarac Community Center, not for a concert or magic show, but to play chess.
After a year of construction, the new Coral Springs ArtWalk was officially opened on Friday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and party complete with a local brewery, food trucks and live entertainment.
The afternoon thunderstorms on Monday didn’t stop the die-hard Democrats who trudged out to the annual Labor Day Picnic in the pouring rain. They just brought along jackets and umbrellas and waited out the storms under one of the pavilions at Pompano Park.
Supporters and fans of internationally renowned iconic pop artist Romero Britto paid tribute, as well as met him in person at the Coral Springs Museum of Art’s Signature Fundraiser “Blame it on Rio” event.
The Feisty Bull restaurant opened its doors in Coral Springs and held its first public debut with a grand opening celebration featuring tastings, a themed margarita bar, and a special appearance by a radio personality Nikki Ramirez from HITS 97.3.
Internationally renown pop artist Romero Britto’s works have come to Coral Springs which brought out museum members and VIPs to an opening reception on Thursday to find out more about the artist.
Residents met at the Center for Performing Arts on Wednesday to learn more about potentially moving Coral Springs Charter School from its current location on University Drive to a new location at Mullins Park.
The City of Coral Springs presented their Memorial Day service on Monday morning at Veterans Park with special guest speaker and resident Major General (Ret) W.S. Read.
Students from local Broward County Schools gathered last weekend for a fun interactive technology competition combining student teams which resulted in one school team who will be traveling to a national competition.
The luncheon they carefully planned may have been held the day after Holocaust Remembrance Day, but for students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, they pay tribute year round in their History of the Holocaust class.
The Annual Plywood Regatta held their two-day boat building event where students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School’s “Save What’s Left” Environmental Club worked together building and designing a boat.
They came. They saw. They ate pizza. Lots of it.
Almost 30 judges from around Coral Springs filled three different restaurants on Saturday to find out which one served up the best pizza in town and they weren’t disappointed.
The Mayors Chess Challenge which was held for the first time in Coral Springs, had a great turnout which included several mayors and an American chess grandmaster.
The 2015 Family Fun Day and Car Show held alongside of the Green Market on Saturday brought in bigger crowds than the year before.
The Eight Annual Teen Political Forum had such a large attendance on Monday night that over 300 students had to be turned away and many were standing at the Center for the Arts.
It was beautiful weather on Saturday when Coral Springs held their annual BizArt Festival with live music face painting, food trucks, local artists, along with the weekly Green Market.
