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Calendar of Events
July 20, 2015 – July 20, 2015
IDEA Session 7 Summer Camp @ The Bass
Weekly sessions offer hands-on art experiences that allow children ages 4-12 to develop skills in a variety of media and learn about important artists throughout history.
July 20-24 Sculpture Studio
From papier-mâché to wire and clay, explore different materials used to make sculptureJuly 15, 2015
Learn how to Meditate @ KB Branch Library
Into the Silence: Learn How to Meditate
Join others in your community for a relaxing evening of meditation and reflection.
July 11, 2015 – July 11, 2015
International Mango Festival @ Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden
Join to celebrate the colorful mangos of Jamaica! From the rare ‘Julie’ to the rich, sweet and spicy ‘Blackie’, we will have all of your favorite mango varieties all in one fun-filled, action-packed and delicious weekend. No other tropical fruit has the ability to bring together a community like the mango. Join us for two full days of mango festivities, all highlighting the king of tropical fruit. Our selection of mangos has been collected throughout the tropics and grown here in South Florida, following in the footsteps of David Fairchild. The festival features a variety of mango trees for sale, a fruit market, cooking demonstrations, lectures about growing mangos, educational activities, artisan vendors, delicious food and the world’s largest mango auction!
July 10, 2015
Karate Classes @ My Time
Clases de Karate los viernes. El costo por las 6 clases es de $125. Las clases tienen duracion de 1 hora 20 min.June 26, 2015
Parents Night Out @Kydoo
Fun Activities Planned For The Night 2 Kydoo Staff members will be preparing diverse activities such as: Pajama Party, Art Projects, Quiet Games, Music, And Many More…
No Members $30* Members $25* Ages 3 to 7 years Old *$25 extra for Late Pick Up Slice of Pizza and Juice included with admission
Planting and Beach Clean Up @Virginia Key North Point
Volunteers will work on VKNP hammock habitat! This habitat will provide habitat and food for Florida’s native fauna! Plant species include gumbo limbo and the Spanish stopper. Volunteers will use the iNaturalist and Marine Debris Tracker apps to document animals and plants at the site.
