What changes for residents: several new and recurring family-friendly programs and evening events are scheduled in Pembroke Pines from Monday, July 13, through Thursday, July 16. Parents can plan indoor activities to avoid the heat, while adults have options for nights out and hobby classes.
Highlights and who should attend
Local caregivers of young children will find multiple supervised play-date options and a gymnastics clinic for beginners. Those seeking quieter, inclusive programming can attend a sensory-focused storytime at the South Regional/Broward College Library. Evening options include a moms-only play date and a karaoke-style Ballad Bingo night at a neighborhood pub.
- Sensory Sprouts — storytime for neurodivergent children with books, songs and sensory play.
- Little Kids Play Zone play date — indoor playground time for ages 0–6 hosted by the Pembroke Pines Mommy Club.
- My Gym Pembroke Pines tumbling clinic — beginner gymnastics session on Tuesday evening.
- Ballad Bingo — karaoke-bingo hybrid with prizes at The Pub on Tuesday night.
Event details at a glance
| Event | Date / Time | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Sensory Sprouts | Monday, 1–1:30 p.m. | South Regional/Broward College Library |
| Little Kids Play Zone play date | Monday, 5–7 p.m. | 9910 NW Sixth Court |
| My Gym tumbling clinic | Tuesday, 5:30–7 p.m. | My Gym Pembroke Pines |
| Ballad Bingo | Tuesday, 7–9 p.m. | The Pub, 237 SW 145th Terrace |
What to expect and costs
The library’s Sensory Sprouts is free but requires registration; organizers say the program includes felt, egg shakers and scarves as part of a
"welcoming and inclusive program."Little Kids Play Zone offers varied entry prices, with a discounted group rate available for attendees of the Pembroke Pines Mommy Club play date. Ballad Bingo is free to join; patrons can enjoy British bar fare such as shepherd’s pie and beer-battered fish and chips while participating.
Residents looking to meet neighbors or try a new pastime can use these events to connect: there are opportunities for creative classes, running groups, farmers’ market visits and more through the week. For full registration details and any updates, check the hosting organizations’ official sites and social pages before attending.
Local calendars are filling for mid-July, and these indoor and evening activities provide options for families and adults wanting to stay active and social while avoiding South Florida heat during daytime hours.
