Free Events In South Florida

A bicycle can be a big-ticket item that lands on holiday gift lists every year, but not every family can afford to fulfill that wish. For 45 years, Rick Case Bikes for Kids has been collecting gently used bicycles from the community that will be passed along to local children and teens who are yearning for a set of wheels. From October 1 until December 20, the community is encouraged to bring bikes they’re no longer riding to any Rick Case Automotive Group dealership.

Bikes can be dropped off at the following Rick Case Automotive Group dealerships:
• Rick Case Honda / 15700 Rick Case Honda Way (I-75 at Griffin Road), Davie
• Rick Case Acura / 875 North State Road 7 (on 441 at Sunrise), Ft. Lauderdale
• Rick Case Hyundai / 925 North State Road 7 (on 441 at Sunrise), Ft. Lauderdale
• Rick Case Hyundai / 3550 Weston Road (I-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Honda Cycles / 15701 Rick Case Honda Way (I-75 at Griffin Road), Davie
• Rick Case Alfa Romeo/Maserati / 3500 Weston Road (I-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Volkswagen / 3520 Weston Road (1-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Kia / 14500 W Sunrise Blvd, Sunrise (Sunrise at the Sawgrass Expressway)

The dealerships are open seven days a week. Visit RickCase.com for specific hours.

COCONUT GROVE, Fla. — Fall in Miami comes with a tropical twist. From October 23 through November 1, 2026, Coconut Grove Harvest will bring pumpkins, costumes and neighborhood discoveries to the Grove, with a pumpkin patch on Fuller Street and a Halloween evening of storytelling, live entertainment and trick-or-treating.

Presented by the Coconut Grove Business Improvement District (BID), the celebration pairs seasonal traditions with the village’s tree-lined streets, independent shops and local gathering places. Families can make an afternoon of exploring the pumpkin patch, return in costume for Halloween, and discover participating businesses through a new stamp scavenger hunt that carries the celebration into the holiday season.

A Pumpkin Patch Beneath the Grove’s Canopy
From October 23 through November 1, Fuller Street will host a pumpkin patch in the heart of the neighborhood. The seasonal setting offers a place for fall photos surrounded by the Grove’s tropical landscape, with shops and restaurants nearby for a longer visit.

At CocoWalk, a fall-themed photo opportunity will add another stop for families and friends from October 30 through November 1.

Halloween, Village Style
On Saturday, October 31, from 6 to 8 p.m., Fuller Street and Downtown Coconut Grove will host a family-friendly Halloween celebration. The evening’s lineup includes:

6 p.m.: Halloween storytelling at Books & Books Coconut Grove.

6–8 p.m.: A live DJ on Fuller Street, trick-or-treating at participating local businesses, and The Grove Stamp Scavenger Hunt throughout Downtown Coconut Grove.

6:30–7:30 p.m.: Fantasy Theatre Factory presents Little Monsters Tales on Fuller Street, bringing Halloween stories to life for young audiences.

7:30 p.m.: A costume contest to round out the evening.

Ten Stamps. More Reasons to Explore.
Launching October 31, The Grove Stamp Scavenger Hunt invites visitors to collect 10 Grove Stamps and complete their stamp cards as they explore Downtown Coconut Grove. Completed cards unlock special perks from participating businesses, redeemable throughout November and December 2026.

The hunt gives families a reason to step into somewhere new, reconnect with neighborhood favorites and return to the Grove after Halloween.

Event at a Glance
Coconut Grove Harvest: October 23–November 1, 2026

Pumpkin Patch: Fuller Street, October 23–November 1

Halloween Celebration: Saturday, October 31, 6–8 p.m.

CocoWalk Fall Photo Opportunity: October 30–November 1

Presented by: Coconut Grove Business Improvement District

For more information, visit coconutgrove.com or the Coconut Grove Harvest Eventbrite page.

A bicycle can be a big-ticket item that lands on holiday gift lists every year, but not every family can afford to fulfill that wish. For 45 years, Rick Case Bikes for Kids has been collecting gently used bicycles from the community that will be passed along to local children and teens who are yearning for a set of wheels. From October 1 until December 20, the community is encouraged to bring bikes they’re no longer riding to any Rick Case Automotive Group dealership.

Bikes can be dropped off at the following Rick Case Automotive Group dealerships:
• Rick Case Honda / 15700 Rick Case Honda Way (I-75 at Griffin Road), Davie
• Rick Case Acura / 875 North State Road 7 (on 441 at Sunrise), Ft. Lauderdale
• Rick Case Hyundai / 925 North State Road 7 (on 441 at Sunrise), Ft. Lauderdale
• Rick Case Hyundai / 3550 Weston Road (I-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Honda Cycles / 15701 Rick Case Honda Way (I-75 at Griffin Road), Davie
• Rick Case Alfa Romeo/Maserati / 3500 Weston Road (I-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Volkswagen / 3520 Weston Road (1-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Kia / 14500 W Sunrise Blvd, Sunrise (Sunrise at the Sawgrass Expressway)

The dealerships are open seven days a week. Visit RickCase.com for specific hours.

COCONUT GROVE, Fla. — Fall in Miami comes with a tropical twist. From October 23 through November 1, 2026, Coconut Grove Harvest will bring pumpkins, costumes and neighborhood discoveries to the Grove, with a pumpkin patch on Fuller Street and a Halloween evening of storytelling, live entertainment and trick-or-treating.

Presented by the Coconut Grove Business Improvement District (BID), the celebration pairs seasonal traditions with the village’s tree-lined streets, independent shops and local gathering places. Families can make an afternoon of exploring the pumpkin patch, return in costume for Halloween, and discover participating businesses through a new stamp scavenger hunt that carries the celebration into the holiday season.

A Pumpkin Patch Beneath the Grove’s Canopy
From October 23 through November 1, Fuller Street will host a pumpkin patch in the heart of the neighborhood. The seasonal setting offers a place for fall photos surrounded by the Grove’s tropical landscape, with shops and restaurants nearby for a longer visit.

At CocoWalk, a fall-themed photo opportunity will add another stop for families and friends from October 30 through November 1.

Halloween, Village Style
On Saturday, October 31, from 6 to 8 p.m., Fuller Street and Downtown Coconut Grove will host a family-friendly Halloween celebration. The evening’s lineup includes:

6 p.m.: Halloween storytelling at Books & Books Coconut Grove.

6–8 p.m.: A live DJ on Fuller Street, trick-or-treating at participating local businesses, and The Grove Stamp Scavenger Hunt throughout Downtown Coconut Grove.

6:30–7:30 p.m.: Fantasy Theatre Factory presents Little Monsters Tales on Fuller Street, bringing Halloween stories to life for young audiences.

7:30 p.m.: A costume contest to round out the evening.

Ten Stamps. More Reasons to Explore.
Launching October 31, The Grove Stamp Scavenger Hunt invites visitors to collect 10 Grove Stamps and complete their stamp cards as they explore Downtown Coconut Grove. Completed cards unlock special perks from participating businesses, redeemable throughout November and December 2026.

The hunt gives families a reason to step into somewhere new, reconnect with neighborhood favorites and return to the Grove after Halloween.

Event at a Glance
Coconut Grove Harvest: October 23–November 1, 2026

Pumpkin Patch: Fuller Street, October 23–November 1

Halloween Celebration: Saturday, October 31, 6–8 p.m.

CocoWalk Fall Photo Opportunity: October 30–November 1

Presented by: Coconut Grove Business Improvement District

For more information, visit coconutgrove.com or the Coconut Grove Harvest Eventbrite page.

A weekly art program designed for our youngest visitors and their caregivers to foster new discoveries in sensory awareness, creativity and pre-literacy skills through hands-on art activities. Each week, students will learn about colors, shapes, patterns, numbers and letters while exercising free expression. This practice aids in problem solving, assists in decision-making, and provides a creative outlet for early learners. Led by teaching artist, Paloma Dueñas, these multidisciplinary and sensory sessions are designed for toddlers to learn basic concepts of art and artists through the exploration of art and music, bonding with their caregivers, and assisting with the transition from home into a school environment.

Shops at Merrick Park, in partnership with Miami Mom Collective, invites families to welcome the season at its free Fall Festival, set in the center’s open-air Mediterranean courtyards. The afternoon features a Magical Glowing Photo Booth, family-friendly music from DJ David of Sounds Sweet Entertainment, a hands-on sensory station by Made to be Messy, fall photo ops by Card My Yard, face painting by Color Boom Miami and surprise treats throughout the day. The festival also supports Branches’ 26th Annual Thanksgiving Meal Delivery, which aims to provide more than 5,000 meals to families in need across Miami-Dade and Broward counties. Guests can bring instant mashed potatoes, instant stuffing, cranberry sauce or gravy, or donate online, where $10 covers one meal and $50 feeds a family of five.

The City of Fort Lauderdale will come alive with fall festivals and Halloween celebrations, where families can enjoy costumes, games, contests, treats, music, and more!

LauderBOO

A free spooktacular event for the whole family with trick-or-treat stations with carnival games throughout the park. Enjoy arts and crafts, bounce houses, candy and treats, contests and prizes, music, and the Native Village animal exhibition.

Saturday, October 24, 2026 | 1-4 PM
Snyder Park – 3299 SW 4th Ave, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315

Community Events

Enjoy fun with the entire family, including games, contests, prizes, refreshments, and more.

Saturday, October 24, 2026 | 12-3 PM
Croissant Park – 245 W. Park Dr, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315

Saturday, October 24, 2026 | 1-4 PM
Riverland Park – 950 SW 27th Ave, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312

For more information, visit parks.fortlauderdale.gov/lauderboo.

The patio is going to the dogs—and this time, they’re coming in costume! Join us at Deli Lane on Saturday, October 24, from 3–6 PM for a Howl-O-Ween Yappy Hour with your four-legged best friend.

From tiny superheroes to furry little monsters, we can’t wait to see what your pup wears. Enter our dog costume contest, with judging beginning at 4:30 PM. A Deli Lane staff member will select two winning pups:

1st Place: $50 Deli Lane gift card
2nd Place: $30 Deli Lane gift card
Prize gift cards are available for use after October 24.

Bring your pup, grab a seat on the patio, and cheer on the contestants. Your dog brings the costume; we’ll bring the “awwws”!

A bicycle can be a big-ticket item that lands on holiday gift lists every year, but not every family can afford to fulfill that wish. For 45 years, Rick Case Bikes for Kids has been collecting gently used bicycles from the community that will be passed along to local children and teens who are yearning for a set of wheels. From October 1 until December 20, the community is encouraged to bring bikes they’re no longer riding to any Rick Case Automotive Group dealership.

Bikes can be dropped off at the following Rick Case Automotive Group dealerships:
• Rick Case Honda / 15700 Rick Case Honda Way (I-75 at Griffin Road), Davie
• Rick Case Acura / 875 North State Road 7 (on 441 at Sunrise), Ft. Lauderdale
• Rick Case Hyundai / 925 North State Road 7 (on 441 at Sunrise), Ft. Lauderdale
• Rick Case Hyundai / 3550 Weston Road (I-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Honda Cycles / 15701 Rick Case Honda Way (I-75 at Griffin Road), Davie
• Rick Case Alfa Romeo/Maserati / 3500 Weston Road (I-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Volkswagen / 3520 Weston Road (1-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Kia / 14500 W Sunrise Blvd, Sunrise (Sunrise at the Sawgrass Expressway)

The dealerships are open seven days a week. Visit RickCase.com for specific hours.

Messi Cup returns to South Florida for its second edition, October 25 through November 1, doubling its field from eight to 16 U16 international clubs. Hosted by Inter Miami CF at Inter Miami CF Stadium and the Florida Blue Training Center in Fort Lauderdale, the premier youth soccer tournament brings together emerging talent from renowned academies representing nine countries across three continents. Fans can see the next generation of soccer talent while enjoying an interactive Fan Zone with Teqball, skill challenges, freestyle activities, giveaways, food trucks, concession stands, and grab-and-go options.

Children 12 and under are free with an adult. One ticket covers all tournament days at both venues, and every ticket includes Fan Zone access during scheduled operating hours. Tickets are available on Ticketmaster and at messicup.com.

COCONUT GROVE, Fla. — Fall in Miami comes with a tropical twist. From October 23 through November 1, 2026, Coconut Grove Harvest will bring pumpkins, costumes and neighborhood discoveries to the Grove, with a pumpkin patch on Fuller Street and a Halloween evening of storytelling, live entertainment and trick-or-treating.

Presented by the Coconut Grove Business Improvement District (BID), the celebration pairs seasonal traditions with the village’s tree-lined streets, independent shops and local gathering places. Families can make an afternoon of exploring the pumpkin patch, return in costume for Halloween, and discover participating businesses through a new stamp scavenger hunt that carries the celebration into the holiday season.

A Pumpkin Patch Beneath the Grove’s Canopy
From October 23 through November 1, Fuller Street will host a pumpkin patch in the heart of the neighborhood. The seasonal setting offers a place for fall photos surrounded by the Grove’s tropical landscape, with shops and restaurants nearby for a longer visit.

At CocoWalk, a fall-themed photo opportunity will add another stop for families and friends from October 30 through November 1.

Halloween, Village Style
On Saturday, October 31, from 6 to 8 p.m., Fuller Street and Downtown Coconut Grove will host a family-friendly Halloween celebration. The evening’s lineup includes:

6 p.m.: Halloween storytelling at Books & Books Coconut Grove.

6–8 p.m.: A live DJ on Fuller Street, trick-or-treating at participating local businesses, and The Grove Stamp Scavenger Hunt throughout Downtown Coconut Grove.

6:30–7:30 p.m.: Fantasy Theatre Factory presents Little Monsters Tales on Fuller Street, bringing Halloween stories to life for young audiences.

7:30 p.m.: A costume contest to round out the evening.

Ten Stamps. More Reasons to Explore.
Launching October 31, The Grove Stamp Scavenger Hunt invites visitors to collect 10 Grove Stamps and complete their stamp cards as they explore Downtown Coconut Grove. Completed cards unlock special perks from participating businesses, redeemable throughout November and December 2026.

The hunt gives families a reason to step into somewhere new, reconnect with neighborhood favorites and return to the Grove after Halloween.

Event at a Glance
Coconut Grove Harvest: October 23–November 1, 2026

Pumpkin Patch: Fuller Street, October 23–November 1

Halloween Celebration: Saturday, October 31, 6–8 p.m.

CocoWalk Fall Photo Opportunity: October 30–November 1

Presented by: Coconut Grove Business Improvement District

For more information, visit coconutgrove.com or the Coconut Grove Harvest Eventbrite page.

Family Day with Miami City Ballet’s Explore Dance Community Class

Celebrate Halloween with a design twist, inspired by Vagabondia’s theatrical apparitions and performance. Families will create expressive masks using line, shape, and texture—perfect for costumes and imaginative play.

Join Miami City Ballet for an Explore Dance Community Class during The Bass Family Day! Designed for all ages and experience levels, this fun and interactive movement class invites children and adults to explore creative movement, express themselves, and connect through dance. Led by a Miami City Ballet Community Engagement Teaching Artist, participants will discover the joy of movement through playful activities and guided exploration. Come ready to move, create, and have fun. No dance experience necessary!

A bicycle can be a big-ticket item that lands on holiday gift lists every year, but not every family can afford to fulfill that wish. For 45 years, Rick Case Bikes for Kids has been collecting gently used bicycles from the community that will be passed along to local children and teens who are yearning for a set of wheels. From October 1 until December 20, the community is encouraged to bring bikes they’re no longer riding to any Rick Case Automotive Group dealership.

Bikes can be dropped off at the following Rick Case Automotive Group dealerships:
• Rick Case Honda / 15700 Rick Case Honda Way (I-75 at Griffin Road), Davie
• Rick Case Acura / 875 North State Road 7 (on 441 at Sunrise), Ft. Lauderdale
• Rick Case Hyundai / 925 North State Road 7 (on 441 at Sunrise), Ft. Lauderdale
• Rick Case Hyundai / 3550 Weston Road (I-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Honda Cycles / 15701 Rick Case Honda Way (I-75 at Griffin Road), Davie
• Rick Case Alfa Romeo/Maserati / 3500 Weston Road (I-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Volkswagen / 3520 Weston Road (1-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Kia / 14500 W Sunrise Blvd, Sunrise (Sunrise at the Sawgrass Expressway)

The dealerships are open seven days a week. Visit RickCase.com for specific hours.

SLAVIC FLAVORS ARE COMING TO YUMMYFEST!

Join us for YummyFest: Destination Slavic Flavors and experience a delicious celebration of traditional Slavic cuisine, culture, and hospitality! ❤️

Come discover familiar favorites and new flavors, enjoy tastings, watch our live chef, and spend a fun afternoon with family and friends.

Live Chef
Taste Stations
Masterclasses & Discovery Zone
Prizes & Contests
Special Festival Prices

📅 October 25
⏰ 11 AM – 3 PM
📍 Euroland European Gourmet Market
1835 W Hillsboro Blvd, Deerfield Beach, FL

COCONUT GROVE, Fla. — Fall in Miami comes with a tropical twist. From October 23 through November 1, 2026, Coconut Grove Harvest will bring pumpkins, costumes and neighborhood discoveries to the Grove, with a pumpkin patch on Fuller Street and a Halloween evening of storytelling, live entertainment and trick-or-treating.

Presented by the Coconut Grove Business Improvement District (BID), the celebration pairs seasonal traditions with the village’s tree-lined streets, independent shops and local gathering places. Families can make an afternoon of exploring the pumpkin patch, return in costume for Halloween, and discover participating businesses through a new stamp scavenger hunt that carries the celebration into the holiday season.

A Pumpkin Patch Beneath the Grove’s Canopy
From October 23 through November 1, Fuller Street will host a pumpkin patch in the heart of the neighborhood. The seasonal setting offers a place for fall photos surrounded by the Grove’s tropical landscape, with shops and restaurants nearby for a longer visit.

At CocoWalk, a fall-themed photo opportunity will add another stop for families and friends from October 30 through November 1.

Halloween, Village Style
On Saturday, October 31, from 6 to 8 p.m., Fuller Street and Downtown Coconut Grove will host a family-friendly Halloween celebration. The evening’s lineup includes:

6 p.m.: Halloween storytelling at Books & Books Coconut Grove.

6–8 p.m.: A live DJ on Fuller Street, trick-or-treating at participating local businesses, and The Grove Stamp Scavenger Hunt throughout Downtown Coconut Grove.

6:30–7:30 p.m.: Fantasy Theatre Factory presents Little Monsters Tales on Fuller Street, bringing Halloween stories to life for young audiences.

7:30 p.m.: A costume contest to round out the evening.

Ten Stamps. More Reasons to Explore.
Launching October 31, The Grove Stamp Scavenger Hunt invites visitors to collect 10 Grove Stamps and complete their stamp cards as they explore Downtown Coconut Grove. Completed cards unlock special perks from participating businesses, redeemable throughout November and December 2026.

The hunt gives families a reason to step into somewhere new, reconnect with neighborhood favorites and return to the Grove after Halloween.

Event at a Glance
Coconut Grove Harvest: October 23–November 1, 2026

Pumpkin Patch: Fuller Street, October 23–November 1

Halloween Celebration: Saturday, October 31, 6–8 p.m.

CocoWalk Fall Photo Opportunity: October 30–November 1

Presented by: Coconut Grove Business Improvement District

For more information, visit coconutgrove.com or the Coconut Grove Harvest Eventbrite page.

A bicycle can be a big-ticket item that lands on holiday gift lists every year, but not every family can afford to fulfill that wish. For 45 years, Rick Case Bikes for Kids has been collecting gently used bicycles from the community that will be passed along to local children and teens who are yearning for a set of wheels. From October 1 until December 20, the community is encouraged to bring bikes they’re no longer riding to any Rick Case Automotive Group dealership.

Bikes can be dropped off at the following Rick Case Automotive Group dealerships:
• Rick Case Honda / 15700 Rick Case Honda Way (I-75 at Griffin Road), Davie
• Rick Case Acura / 875 North State Road 7 (on 441 at Sunrise), Ft. Lauderdale
• Rick Case Hyundai / 925 North State Road 7 (on 441 at Sunrise), Ft. Lauderdale
• Rick Case Hyundai / 3550 Weston Road (I-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Honda Cycles / 15701 Rick Case Honda Way (I-75 at Griffin Road), Davie
• Rick Case Alfa Romeo/Maserati / 3500 Weston Road (I-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Volkswagen / 3520 Weston Road (1-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Kia / 14500 W Sunrise Blvd, Sunrise (Sunrise at the Sawgrass Expressway)

The dealerships are open seven days a week. Visit RickCase.com for specific hours.

COCONUT GROVE, Fla. — Fall in Miami comes with a tropical twist. From October 23 through November 1, 2026, Coconut Grove Harvest will bring pumpkins, costumes and neighborhood discoveries to the Grove, with a pumpkin patch on Fuller Street and a Halloween evening of storytelling, live entertainment and trick-or-treating.

Presented by the Coconut Grove Business Improvement District (BID), the celebration pairs seasonal traditions with the village’s tree-lined streets, independent shops and local gathering places. Families can make an afternoon of exploring the pumpkin patch, return in costume for Halloween, and discover participating businesses through a new stamp scavenger hunt that carries the celebration into the holiday season.

A Pumpkin Patch Beneath the Grove’s Canopy
From October 23 through November 1, Fuller Street will host a pumpkin patch in the heart of the neighborhood. The seasonal setting offers a place for fall photos surrounded by the Grove’s tropical landscape, with shops and restaurants nearby for a longer visit.

At CocoWalk, a fall-themed photo opportunity will add another stop for families and friends from October 30 through November 1.

Halloween, Village Style
On Saturday, October 31, from 6 to 8 p.m., Fuller Street and Downtown Coconut Grove will host a family-friendly Halloween celebration. The evening’s lineup includes:

6 p.m.: Halloween storytelling at Books & Books Coconut Grove.

6–8 p.m.: A live DJ on Fuller Street, trick-or-treating at participating local businesses, and The Grove Stamp Scavenger Hunt throughout Downtown Coconut Grove.

6:30–7:30 p.m.: Fantasy Theatre Factory presents Little Monsters Tales on Fuller Street, bringing Halloween stories to life for young audiences.

7:30 p.m.: A costume contest to round out the evening.

Ten Stamps. More Reasons to Explore.
Launching October 31, The Grove Stamp Scavenger Hunt invites visitors to collect 10 Grove Stamps and complete their stamp cards as they explore Downtown Coconut Grove. Completed cards unlock special perks from participating businesses, redeemable throughout November and December 2026.

The hunt gives families a reason to step into somewhere new, reconnect with neighborhood favorites and return to the Grove after Halloween.

Event at a Glance
Coconut Grove Harvest: October 23–November 1, 2026

Pumpkin Patch: Fuller Street, October 23–November 1

Halloween Celebration: Saturday, October 31, 6–8 p.m.

CocoWalk Fall Photo Opportunity: October 30–November 1

Presented by: Coconut Grove Business Improvement District

For more information, visit coconutgrove.com or the Coconut Grove Harvest Eventbrite page.

A bicycle can be a big-ticket item that lands on holiday gift lists every year, but not every family can afford to fulfill that wish. For 45 years, Rick Case Bikes for Kids has been collecting gently used bicycles from the community that will be passed along to local children and teens who are yearning for a set of wheels. From October 1 until December 20, the community is encouraged to bring bikes they’re no longer riding to any Rick Case Automotive Group dealership.

Bikes can be dropped off at the following Rick Case Automotive Group dealerships:
• Rick Case Honda / 15700 Rick Case Honda Way (I-75 at Griffin Road), Davie
• Rick Case Acura / 875 North State Road 7 (on 441 at Sunrise), Ft. Lauderdale
• Rick Case Hyundai / 925 North State Road 7 (on 441 at Sunrise), Ft. Lauderdale
• Rick Case Hyundai / 3550 Weston Road (I-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Honda Cycles / 15701 Rick Case Honda Way (I-75 at Griffin Road), Davie
• Rick Case Alfa Romeo/Maserati / 3500 Weston Road (I-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Volkswagen / 3520 Weston Road (1-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Kia / 14500 W Sunrise Blvd, Sunrise (Sunrise at the Sawgrass Expressway)

The dealerships are open seven days a week. Visit RickCase.com for specific hours.

COCONUT GROVE, Fla. — Fall in Miami comes with a tropical twist. From October 23 through November 1, 2026, Coconut Grove Harvest will bring pumpkins, costumes and neighborhood discoveries to the Grove, with a pumpkin patch on Fuller Street and a Halloween evening of storytelling, live entertainment and trick-or-treating.

Presented by the Coconut Grove Business Improvement District (BID), the celebration pairs seasonal traditions with the village’s tree-lined streets, independent shops and local gathering places. Families can make an afternoon of exploring the pumpkin patch, return in costume for Halloween, and discover participating businesses through a new stamp scavenger hunt that carries the celebration into the holiday season.

A Pumpkin Patch Beneath the Grove’s Canopy
From October 23 through November 1, Fuller Street will host a pumpkin patch in the heart of the neighborhood. The seasonal setting offers a place for fall photos surrounded by the Grove’s tropical landscape, with shops and restaurants nearby for a longer visit.

At CocoWalk, a fall-themed photo opportunity will add another stop for families and friends from October 30 through November 1.

Halloween, Village Style
On Saturday, October 31, from 6 to 8 p.m., Fuller Street and Downtown Coconut Grove will host a family-friendly Halloween celebration. The evening’s lineup includes:

6 p.m.: Halloween storytelling at Books & Books Coconut Grove.

6–8 p.m.: A live DJ on Fuller Street, trick-or-treating at participating local businesses, and The Grove Stamp Scavenger Hunt throughout Downtown Coconut Grove.

6:30–7:30 p.m.: Fantasy Theatre Factory presents Little Monsters Tales on Fuller Street, bringing Halloween stories to life for young audiences.

7:30 p.m.: A costume contest to round out the evening.

Ten Stamps. More Reasons to Explore.
Launching October 31, The Grove Stamp Scavenger Hunt invites visitors to collect 10 Grove Stamps and complete their stamp cards as they explore Downtown Coconut Grove. Completed cards unlock special perks from participating businesses, redeemable throughout November and December 2026.

The hunt gives families a reason to step into somewhere new, reconnect with neighborhood favorites and return to the Grove after Halloween.

Event at a Glance
Coconut Grove Harvest: October 23–November 1, 2026

Pumpkin Patch: Fuller Street, October 23–November 1

Halloween Celebration: Saturday, October 31, 6–8 p.m.

CocoWalk Fall Photo Opportunity: October 30–November 1

Presented by: Coconut Grove Business Improvement District

For more information, visit coconutgrove.com or the Coconut Grove Harvest Eventbrite page.

A bicycle can be a big-ticket item that lands on holiday gift lists every year, but not every family can afford to fulfill that wish. For 45 years, Rick Case Bikes for Kids has been collecting gently used bicycles from the community that will be passed along to local children and teens who are yearning for a set of wheels. From October 1 until December 20, the community is encouraged to bring bikes they’re no longer riding to any Rick Case Automotive Group dealership.

Bikes can be dropped off at the following Rick Case Automotive Group dealerships:
• Rick Case Honda / 15700 Rick Case Honda Way (I-75 at Griffin Road), Davie
• Rick Case Acura / 875 North State Road 7 (on 441 at Sunrise), Ft. Lauderdale
• Rick Case Hyundai / 925 North State Road 7 (on 441 at Sunrise), Ft. Lauderdale
• Rick Case Hyundai / 3550 Weston Road (I-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Honda Cycles / 15701 Rick Case Honda Way (I-75 at Griffin Road), Davie
• Rick Case Alfa Romeo/Maserati / 3500 Weston Road (I-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Volkswagen / 3520 Weston Road (1-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Kia / 14500 W Sunrise Blvd, Sunrise (Sunrise at the Sawgrass Expressway)

The dealerships are open seven days a week. Visit RickCase.com for specific hours.

COCONUT GROVE, Fla. — Fall in Miami comes with a tropical twist. From October 23 through November 1, 2026, Coconut Grove Harvest will bring pumpkins, costumes and neighborhood discoveries to the Grove, with a pumpkin patch on Fuller Street and a Halloween evening of storytelling, live entertainment and trick-or-treating.

Presented by the Coconut Grove Business Improvement District (BID), the celebration pairs seasonal traditions with the village’s tree-lined streets, independent shops and local gathering places. Families can make an afternoon of exploring the pumpkin patch, return in costume for Halloween, and discover participating businesses through a new stamp scavenger hunt that carries the celebration into the holiday season.

A Pumpkin Patch Beneath the Grove’s Canopy
From October 23 through November 1, Fuller Street will host a pumpkin patch in the heart of the neighborhood. The seasonal setting offers a place for fall photos surrounded by the Grove’s tropical landscape, with shops and restaurants nearby for a longer visit.

At CocoWalk, a fall-themed photo opportunity will add another stop for families and friends from October 30 through November 1.

Halloween, Village Style
On Saturday, October 31, from 6 to 8 p.m., Fuller Street and Downtown Coconut Grove will host a family-friendly Halloween celebration. The evening’s lineup includes:

6 p.m.: Halloween storytelling at Books & Books Coconut Grove.

6–8 p.m.: A live DJ on Fuller Street, trick-or-treating at participating local businesses, and The Grove Stamp Scavenger Hunt throughout Downtown Coconut Grove.

6:30–7:30 p.m.: Fantasy Theatre Factory presents Little Monsters Tales on Fuller Street, bringing Halloween stories to life for young audiences.

7:30 p.m.: A costume contest to round out the evening.

Ten Stamps. More Reasons to Explore.
Launching October 31, The Grove Stamp Scavenger Hunt invites visitors to collect 10 Grove Stamps and complete their stamp cards as they explore Downtown Coconut Grove. Completed cards unlock special perks from participating businesses, redeemable throughout November and December 2026.

The hunt gives families a reason to step into somewhere new, reconnect with neighborhood favorites and return to the Grove after Halloween.

Event at a Glance
Coconut Grove Harvest: October 23–November 1, 2026

Pumpkin Patch: Fuller Street, October 23–November 1

Halloween Celebration: Saturday, October 31, 6–8 p.m.

CocoWalk Fall Photo Opportunity: October 30–November 1

Presented by: Coconut Grove Business Improvement District

For more information, visit coconutgrove.com or the Coconut Grove Harvest Eventbrite page.

A weekly art program designed for our youngest visitors and their caregivers to foster new discoveries in sensory awareness, creativity and pre-literacy skills through hands-on art activities. Each week, students will learn about colors, shapes, patterns, numbers and letters while exercising free expression. This practice aids in problem solving, assists in decision-making, and provides a creative outlet for early learners. Led by teaching artist, Paloma Dueñas, these multidisciplinary and sensory sessions are designed for toddlers to learn basic concepts of art and artists through the exploration of art and music, bonding with their caregivers, and assisting with the transition from home into a school environment.

A bicycle can be a big-ticket item that lands on holiday gift lists every year, but not every family can afford to fulfill that wish. For 45 years, Rick Case Bikes for Kids has been collecting gently used bicycles from the community that will be passed along to local children and teens who are yearning for a set of wheels. From October 1 until December 20, the community is encouraged to bring bikes they’re no longer riding to any Rick Case Automotive Group dealership.

Bikes can be dropped off at the following Rick Case Automotive Group dealerships:
• Rick Case Honda / 15700 Rick Case Honda Way (I-75 at Griffin Road), Davie
• Rick Case Acura / 875 North State Road 7 (on 441 at Sunrise), Ft. Lauderdale
• Rick Case Hyundai / 925 North State Road 7 (on 441 at Sunrise), Ft. Lauderdale
• Rick Case Hyundai / 3550 Weston Road (I-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Honda Cycles / 15701 Rick Case Honda Way (I-75 at Griffin Road), Davie
• Rick Case Alfa Romeo/Maserati / 3500 Weston Road (I-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Volkswagen / 3520 Weston Road (1-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Kia / 14500 W Sunrise Blvd, Sunrise (Sunrise at the Sawgrass Expressway)

The dealerships are open seven days a week. Visit RickCase.com for specific hours.

Summoning all friendly spirits…get ready to gather round for an afternoon of tricks, treats and Halloween fun as Galleria Fort Lauderdale welcomes families to its annual Halloween Boo Bash on Thursday, October 29, from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Taking place near the Food Court in front of Dillard’s, the free spooktacular celebration will feature an exciting lineup of family-friendly activities and entertainment.

Guests are encouraged to come dressed in their most creative Halloween costumes and enjoy trick-or-treating at participating retailers throughout the mall, cookie decorating, a sticker station, Halloween ring toss with prizes and photos with costumed characters including Stitch and Spider-Man. The festivities will also include a children’s costume contest for ages 12 and under, giving younger guests a chance to show off their most imaginative Halloween looks. Costume contest winners will receive gift card prizes of $150 for first place, $50 for second place and $25 for third place.

As part of this special event, Galleria Fort Lauderdale will collect new or gently used coats, sweaters and blankets as part of the “Share The Warmth” campaign in partnership with the national nonprofit One Warm Coat and local partner The Salvation Army of Broward County. Designed to help keep children and adults in need warm this winter, “Share the Warmth” launches on October 20, National Share the Warmth Day, and will continue through November 27, 2026. All items collected will be distributed locally by The Salvation Army of Broward County, ensuring donations directly benefit local individuals and families. The initiative is credited to Centennial, the management company of Galleria Fort Lauderdale.

For more information about Galleria Fort Lauderdale or for a complete list of retailers, call (954) 564-1015 or visit http://www.galleriamall-fl.com.

COCONUT GROVE, Fla. — Fall in Miami comes with a tropical twist. From October 23 through November 1, 2026, Coconut Grove Harvest will bring pumpkins, costumes and neighborhood discoveries to the Grove, with a pumpkin patch on Fuller Street and a Halloween evening of storytelling, live entertainment and trick-or-treating.

Presented by the Coconut Grove Business Improvement District (BID), the celebration pairs seasonal traditions with the village’s tree-lined streets, independent shops and local gathering places. Families can make an afternoon of exploring the pumpkin patch, return in costume for Halloween, and discover participating businesses through a new stamp scavenger hunt that carries the celebration into the holiday season.

A Pumpkin Patch Beneath the Grove’s Canopy
From October 23 through November 1, Fuller Street will host a pumpkin patch in the heart of the neighborhood. The seasonal setting offers a place for fall photos surrounded by the Grove’s tropical landscape, with shops and restaurants nearby for a longer visit.

At CocoWalk, a fall-themed photo opportunity will add another stop for families and friends from October 30 through November 1.

Halloween, Village Style
On Saturday, October 31, from 6 to 8 p.m., Fuller Street and Downtown Coconut Grove will host a family-friendly Halloween celebration. The evening’s lineup includes:

6 p.m.: Halloween storytelling at Books & Books Coconut Grove.

6–8 p.m.: A live DJ on Fuller Street, trick-or-treating at participating local businesses, and The Grove Stamp Scavenger Hunt throughout Downtown Coconut Grove.

6:30–7:30 p.m.: Fantasy Theatre Factory presents Little Monsters Tales on Fuller Street, bringing Halloween stories to life for young audiences.

7:30 p.m.: A costume contest to round out the evening.

Ten Stamps. More Reasons to Explore.
Launching October 31, The Grove Stamp Scavenger Hunt invites visitors to collect 10 Grove Stamps and complete their stamp cards as they explore Downtown Coconut Grove. Completed cards unlock special perks from participating businesses, redeemable throughout November and December 2026.

The hunt gives families a reason to step into somewhere new, reconnect with neighborhood favorites and return to the Grove after Halloween.

Event at a Glance
Coconut Grove Harvest: October 23–November 1, 2026

Pumpkin Patch: Fuller Street, October 23–November 1

Halloween Celebration: Saturday, October 31, 6–8 p.m.

CocoWalk Fall Photo Opportunity: October 30–November 1

Presented by: Coconut Grove Business Improvement District

For more information, visit coconutgrove.com or the Coconut Grove Harvest Eventbrite page.

A bicycle can be a big-ticket item that lands on holiday gift lists every year, but not every family can afford to fulfill that wish. For 45 years, Rick Case Bikes for Kids has been collecting gently used bicycles from the community that will be passed along to local children and teens who are yearning for a set of wheels. From October 1 until December 20, the community is encouraged to bring bikes they’re no longer riding to any Rick Case Automotive Group dealership.

Bikes can be dropped off at the following Rick Case Automotive Group dealerships:
• Rick Case Honda / 15700 Rick Case Honda Way (I-75 at Griffin Road), Davie
• Rick Case Acura / 875 North State Road 7 (on 441 at Sunrise), Ft. Lauderdale
• Rick Case Hyundai / 925 North State Road 7 (on 441 at Sunrise), Ft. Lauderdale
• Rick Case Hyundai / 3550 Weston Road (I-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Honda Cycles / 15701 Rick Case Honda Way (I-75 at Griffin Road), Davie
• Rick Case Alfa Romeo/Maserati / 3500 Weston Road (I-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Volkswagen / 3520 Weston Road (1-75 Auto Row), Davie
• Rick Case Kia / 14500 W Sunrise Blvd, Sunrise (Sunrise at the Sawgrass Expressway)

The dealerships are open seven days a week. Visit RickCase.com for specific hours.

COCONUT GROVE, Fla. — Fall in Miami comes with a tropical twist. From October 23 through November 1, 2026, Coconut Grove Harvest will bring pumpkins, costumes and neighborhood discoveries to the Grove, with a pumpkin patch on Fuller Street and a Halloween evening of storytelling, live entertainment and trick-or-treating.

Presented by the Coconut Grove Business Improvement District (BID), the celebration pairs seasonal traditions with the village’s tree-lined streets, independent shops and local gathering places. Families can make an afternoon of exploring the pumpkin patch, return in costume for Halloween, and discover participating businesses through a new stamp scavenger hunt that carries the celebration into the holiday season.

A Pumpkin Patch Beneath the Grove’s Canopy
From October 23 through November 1, Fuller Street will host a pumpkin patch in the heart of the neighborhood. The seasonal setting offers a place for fall photos surrounded by the Grove’s tropical landscape, with shops and restaurants nearby for a longer visit.

At CocoWalk, a fall-themed photo opportunity will add another stop for families and friends from October 30 through November 1.

Halloween, Village Style
On Saturday, October 31, from 6 to 8 p.m., Fuller Street and Downtown Coconut Grove will host a family-friendly Halloween celebration. The evening’s lineup includes:

6 p.m.: Halloween storytelling at Books & Books Coconut Grove.

6–8 p.m.: A live DJ on Fuller Street, trick-or-treating at participating local businesses, and The Grove Stamp Scavenger Hunt throughout Downtown Coconut Grove.

6:30–7:30 p.m.: Fantasy Theatre Factory presents Little Monsters Tales on Fuller Street, bringing Halloween stories to life for young audiences.

7:30 p.m.: A costume contest to round out the evening.

Ten Stamps. More Reasons to Explore.
Launching October 31, The Grove Stamp Scavenger Hunt invites visitors to collect 10 Grove Stamps and complete their stamp cards as they explore Downtown Coconut Grove. Completed cards unlock special perks from participating businesses, redeemable throughout November and December 2026.

The hunt gives families a reason to step into somewhere new, reconnect with neighborhood favorites and return to the Grove after Halloween.

Event at a Glance
Coconut Grove Harvest: October 23–November 1, 2026

Pumpkin Patch: Fuller Street, October 23–November 1

Halloween Celebration: Saturday, October 31, 6–8 p.m.

CocoWalk Fall Photo Opportunity: October 30–November 1

Presented by: Coconut Grove Business Improvement District

For more information, visit coconutgrove.com or the Coconut Grove Harvest Eventbrite page.

What if flowers could talk, trees could tell stories, and plants could make music? Welcome to the Enchanted Garden at WMODA, where nature’s wonders meet extraordinary artistic imagination! You’re invited to a magical exhibition opening where contemporary glass, ceramics, textiles, and multimedia art transform nature’s familiar beauty into something astonishing, mysterious, and unforgettable.

Explore an enchanting forest of glass, whimsical Venetian birds, luminous orchids, and the untamed beauty of the mythical Tree of Life. Follow the White Rabbit into Wonderland to discover dazzling wearable glass costumes and experience the secret music of living plants through an interactive botanical soundscape!

Come dressed for a magical adventure and prepare to be amazed!
FREE museum admission with pre-registration for this special opening-day celebration.

A weekly art program designed for our youngest visitors and their caregivers to foster new discoveries in sensory awareness, creativity and pre-literacy skills through hands-on art activities. Each week, students will learn about colors, shapes, patterns, numbers and letters while exercising free expression. This practice aids in problem solving, assists in decision-making, and provides a creative outlet for early learners. Led by teaching artist, Paloma Dueñas, these multidisciplinary and sensory sessions are designed for toddlers to learn basic concepts of art and artists through the exploration of art and music, bonding with their caregivers, and assisting with the transition from home into a school environment.