News across Broward County

Coral Springs Museum of Art Opens Downtown Gallery With Picasso Exhibition
The Coral Springs Museum of Art will celebrate the opening of its new downtown gallery Oct. 9 with music, drinks and an exhibition featuring 57 original prints by Pablo Picasso.

Parkland Buddy Volunteer’s Book Embraces Neurodiversity, Empathy
Tips for handling anxiety, facts on neurodiversity and autism, and a friendship challenge are just a few of the puzzle pieces that fit together in the book created by Parkland Buddy Sports volunteer and Coral Springs Charter senior Sydney Leath.

Delgado Leads Coral Springs Charter Marching Band Into New Season
Leah Delgado is passionate about music and loves leading the Coral Springs Charter marching band.

WATCH: Hy-Lo News Launches “305 On The Rise” to Amplify South Florida’s Next Generation of Artists
South Florida has never lacked talent. What its emerging artists often lack is consistent visibility, strong media support and an Continue Reading

Benise Celebrates 25 Years of Spanish Guitar and Dance Sept. 26
Spanish guitarist Benise will celebrate 25 years of music and dance with “Benise: 25 Years of Passion” on Saturday, Sept. 26, at 7:30 p.m. at the Coral Springs Center for the Arts.

J.P. Taravella Students Take the Lead in Annual Festival of Plays
The J.P. Taravella High School Drama Department will showcase student talent and leadership during its annual Festival of Plays in October.

Next Stop Broadway Unveils Biggest Season Yet With 3 Full-Scale Productions
Next Stop Broadway is gearing up for what organizers are calling its biggest season yet, with three full-scale musicals and expanded performance opportunities for young performers.

Coral Springs Author Kerry O’Malley Cerra Shines a Light on NASA’s ‘Hidden Figures’ in New Book
Coral Springs author Kerry O’Malley Cerra will speak at a local book launch during a special celebration of her newest book, The Gallaudet Eleven: The Story of NASA’s Deaf Bioastronauts

Art Teacher Creates Murals for Margate Elementary School
Carrie Pagley loves to share her passion for art with all the students at Margate Elementary School.

Summer serenades close excellent SFSO chamber season
By Robert Croan South Florida Symphony closed its summer chamber music series with two Central European works from the turn of the 19th to the 20th centuries — one forward-looking, the other solidly in the Beethoven-Brahms tradition. It was a pleasant and brief evening that sent…