There are plenty of things happening in and around Coral Springs this week, including a city commission meeting on Tuesday at City Hall.
Although events tend to slow down during the standard work week, opportunities to learn and grow are plentiful for all ages this week in Coral Springs.
Want to expand your horizons? Access free courses through the public library or head to the Coral Springs Museum of Art to try your hand at natural dyeing and other crafts.
Plus, dive into the world of Dungeons and Dragons with a unique event at “The Thrice-Boned Catfish.”
Here’s what’s happening from Monday, April 13, through Thursday, April 16, in and around Coral Springs:
Monday
Recurring events
Tuesday
City Commission meeting (6:30 to 8:30 p.m.)
This will be the first official meeting of the elected body since officials discovered Vice Mayor Nancy Metayer Bowen’s body in her Coral Springs home and charged her husband, Stephen Bowen, with murder. Those interested can attend in-person to participate in public comment, or tune in via livestream. Learn more on the city events website.
Action-packed spycraft writing workshop (7 to 8 p.m.)
Learn to craft intriguing espionage stories with Brad Taylor, author of the bestselling Pike Logan series. and a former member of the U.S. Army’s Delta Force. Learn more and register on the library events page.
Recurring events
Wednesday
Get free classes with this library tool (1 to 2:30 p.m.)
Want to learn something new, but don’t know where to start? With this workshop, Broward Library cardholders can access Universal Class, an online platform with over 500 courses available, from the ABC’s of Algebra to Yoga 101. Get more information and sign up on the library events page.
In Jacob’s Shoes fourth annual boutique event (5 to 8 p.m.)
Find gifts, decor and more while shopping for a cause — ticket proceeds benefit the nonprofit that provides shoes, socks, backpacks and school supplies to local kids in need. Learn more online.
Next Stop Broadway presents ‘Time Warp’ (6 p.m.)
Catch energetic performances from young actors, vocalists and dancers combining influences from the past and present — and imagining the future. Learn more and purchase tickets for $18 on the Coral Springs Center for the Arts events page.
Learn natural dyeing at Coral Springs Museum of Art (6 to 8 p.m.)
Follow along as a teaching artist guides visitors through the process of creating and utilizing plant-based dyes while connecting with fellow creatives. Get more information on the museum events page.
Coral Springs Craft Guild Bingo fundraiser (7 to 9 p.m.)
Head to Cypress Hammock Park for pizza, games and prizes benefiting community creatives. Learn more on Facebook.
Recurring events
Thursday
Juice Box Jam (10 a.m. to noon)
Toddlers ages 1 to 4 and their caregivers can enjoy play, socialization and music at this free Coral Springs Gymnasium event. All children receive a juice box and snack upon entry. Learn more on the city events page.
Teen political forum (6:30 to 8:30 p.m.)
This annual open mic-style forum for high school students provides an opportunity for them to raise questions and converse with state, county and local elected officials about important issues. Learn more on the city events page.
Live Dungeons and Dragons experience (7:30 to 10:30 p.m.)
Create a custom character and join fellow adventurers for thrilling quests in the world of DiceKnight, a beginner-friendly live-action role playing game. No prior experience is required. Learn more on Facebook and get tickets via Eventbrite.
Live music
Recurring events
Multiple days
Just Between Friends spring sale
Browse thousands of curated gently used kids’ clothes, shoes, accessories, toys and more at this event. Presale will be available on Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m., with tickets available for purchase online. The general public can access the sale for free with registration on Thursday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Get free tickets online and learn more on Facebook.
Coral Springs News
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