Eventos de fin de semana en Pembroke Pines: orquesta, béisbol y artes

The sounds of summer are making their way through Pembroke Pines this weekend.

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That usually entails a heightened sense of noise as kids are out of school and parents find ways to keep them engaged throughout the off-campus season.

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Fortunately for parents, this weekend’s lineup of free events is filled with music, art and sports for all ages.

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Here’s what happening from Friday, July 10, through Sunday, July 12:

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Mayor’s Play Ball

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The time to step up to the plate has finally come, Pembroke Pines.

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The annual Mayor’s Play Ball event returns on Friday with free food, prizes and America’s Pastime catered to the city’s children.

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For young players nervous about taking the field, remember, “The hard is what makes it great.”

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The challenge is part of the game.

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Families and players will meet at Flamingo Park, located at 1900 NW 122nd Terrace, from 10 a.m. to noon for hit, pitch and run activities alongside Mayor Angelo Castillo.

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The event is co-hosted by the city’s Recreation & Cultural Arts Department and the United States Conference of Mayors.

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The event is free and registration is not required. For more information, visit the city of Pembroke Pines’ website or Instagram.

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Americana Concert

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The patriotic displays continue Saturday at the Pembroke Pines Library.

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The library, located at 955 NW 129th Ave., will host an hourlong afternoon concert to commemorate the 250th anniversary of America’s independence.

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Music will be performed by the band “SENIOR Moments … The Unforgettable Band.” The seven-member ensemble specializes in music spanning from the 1920s to the 1970s.

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The event begins at 1 p.m. and is open for all ages. Register here.

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Sensory Sunday

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Held every second Sunday of the month at The Frank C. Ortis Art Gallery, this event is catered to the city’s neurodivergent families.

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The morning is spent in a quiet and controlled space inside the gallery, meant to help guests explore their inner artist.

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The event runs from 9 to 11 a.m., with hands-on art-making stations and ample space to relax, including cozy bean bags, chill zones and reduced lighting and sound.

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Pembroke Pines was given an “Autism Friendly City” designation by the Center for Autism and Related Disabilities this year.

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The event is free and open to all ages. Register through Eventbrite.

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Summer Symphony Series

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The South Florida Symphony Orchestra’s woodwind quintet performs from 4 to 6 p.m. on Sunday at the Charles F. Dodge City Center.

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It’s the second in a four-part series of shows presented in partnership with the city and the symphony.

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Featured pieces include movie soundtracks, pop favorites, tango and classical masterpieces.

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The quartet will play selections from “Black Panther,” “Interstellar” and “The Godfather,” along with music by Billie Eilish, Harry Styles, Lady Gaga, Pink, Taylor Swift and Chappell Roan.

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The event is free and open to the public. The city encourages guests to arrive early as there is limited seating.

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For more information, call 954-392-2122.

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Carla Méndez

Noticias de Pembroke Pines

Carla Méndez es una nativa de Miami nacida en Venezuela que cubre la ciudad de Pembroke Pines para Pembroke Pines News, parte de la familia del Miami Herald. Orgullosa alumna de FIU, ha informado sobre inmigración, educación y política. Fuera del ritmo, mira películas, toma fotografías o finge que está en una banda.