Shopping boutiques, art galleries, restaurants, bars and more dot this popular thoroughfare in the Central Business District. Enjoy a walk by canals, as well as the courtyards and breezeways.

This Florida State Park on East Sunrise Boulevard is a spectacular outdoor space for the whole family. Beaches and beautiful green spaces await!

Check out fun, interactive and family-friendly exhibits at this impressive museum, one of Florida's largest. The sensory-overloading IMAX theater here is another reason to visit.

Our colorful, winged friends are in resplendent display at this, the biggest butterfly park in the world.

A historic home with lush greenery that has the distinction of being on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.

For public transportation from the Fort Lauderdale Airport, go to the transportation area outside the baggage claim on the lower level. There, arriving visitors will find a comparison list of fares for the GO Airport Shuttle.

The free Sun Trolley takes visitors to the Welcome Center in downtown Fort Lauderdale, where they can buy admission passes to museums & historic sites, store & restuarant discounts and all-day free trolley pass. The trolley runs every hour on the hour and stops at: lower level of T1 (west end); between T2 & T3; & between T3 & T4.

The Broward County BCT bus will connect to the Tri-Rail commuter system linking Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade counties.

Destination art fair held in January, where attendees are transported via water taxi and yacht, stopping at waterfront mansions to view emerging artists' work.

Family entertainment doesn't get much better than this beach-set extravaganza with water slides, bounce houses, apple pie eating contests, and fireworks at the end of the day.

This major, illuminated boat procession is a kick-off to the holiday season, and a proud Fort Lauderdale tradition held in early December.

Country music's top performers highlight this 3-day music fest. Get yourself a cowboy hat and sand-resistant boots! Ocean conservation and research is a focus of this event, so good causes go along with the good times.

Rain on Me Sundays is a unique event where attendees can enjoy the soothing sounds of live rain-themed music. It's a perfect opportunity to unwind, meet new people, and experience a different kind of musical event.

Partake in a unique treasure hunt at the monthly event offered by the Friends of the Fort Lauderdale Libraries. Housed on the second floor, it takes place on the first Friday of each month.

This monthly event promises a nostalgic trip back to the '80s, complete with neon lights, big hair, and the iconic beats that shaped a generation. Attendees can expect electric synths, outrageous fashion, a totally tubular dance floor, and a selection of themed drinks, with the opportunity to win a party for their friends.

The NOBE Friday Night Block Party promises an ultimate street party experience with live bands, delicious food, cocktails, and a vibrant outdoor atmosphere for dancing and community bonding. With a diverse lineup of bands scheduled to perform, attendees can look forward to a different musical experience each week, making every Friday night a unique celebration.

Get ready to groove to an eclectic mix of Dance Hall, Reggae, Soca, Afro beats, and Top 40 hits. This event promises a vibrant atmosphere and a night filled with rhythmic beats that will keep you dancing till the end.

The NOBE Sunday Block Party is back, offering a lively mix of live music, food, drinks, and dancing every week. With a rotating roster of bands and themed nights, attendees can expect a fresh experience each Sunday, making it a neighborhood tradition that keeps the good times rolling.

AnniFLOetry is an annual poetic winter production where one can experience performances and life experiences of the greatest storytellers including poets and spoken word artists. Many national and international poets get the chance to showcase their talent at this unique event.

Explore a collector’s mecca convention and meet fandom-related celebrities in beautiful Fort Lauderdale during FT-LauderdaleCon. The event features fandoms of a variety of genres, including toys, sports cards, gaming, wrestling, comic books, pop culture, anime, fantasy, cosplay, and animation. Browse and shop with over 100 exhibitors, along with thousands of other attendees, at a show that should not be missed.

The Texas Tenors are an Emmy Award-winning classical crossover trio vocal group composed of country vocalist JC Fisher, pop singer Marcus Collins, and opera singer John Hagen. They began singing together in 2009.

David Nihill is an Irish bestselling author, entrepreneur, and professional speaker who has become known globally for his wit and humor. From motivational keynote speeches to inspiring people with his writing, David Nihill is a master of using humor to inspire and motivate audiences.

Eddie B is a comedian from Texas who rose to fame with his YouTube video series "What Teachers Really Want to Say." Since 2017, he has been performing regularly at theaters and comedy clubs to sold-out crowds.

& Juliet is a high-energy jukebox musical that reimagines Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet with a feminist twist, asking: What if Juliet didn’t die? Featuring hit pop songs from legendary songwriter Max Martin, the show blends humor, heart, and empowerment in a modern retelling. The touring production brings this electrifying Broadway favorite to cities across the country.

Graduating from the Berklee College of Music, Albert Laurence Di Meola has been a critically acclaimed musician of jazz fusion since 1974. He helped the band “Return to Forever” to have all three of their albums find a spot in the Top 40 US Billboard Pop chart.

Maestro James Brooks-Bruzzese formed the Symphony of the Americas (SOTA), South Florida's leading professional orchestra, in 1988. The objective of the Symphony of the Americas is to improve the cultural environment of South Florida and the Americas by performing a wide range of symphonic music and international groups with world-class guest artists.

Jesse Cook is a guitarist from Canada who has won numerous accolades including a Juno Award and multiple Guitarist of the Year awards. His biggest hits include "La Rumba D'el Jefe," "Canción Triste," and "Mario Takes A Walk."

Experience the premier culinary event in Broward County during the Visit Lauderdale Food and Wine Festival. The festival features Greater Fort Lauderdale’s chefs, mixologists, restaurants, and hotels during the weeklong celebration. Gather with a group of friends to sip and savor the flavors of food and wine during this prestigious festival.

August Burns Red is a metalcore band from Pennsylvania. Their single, “Identity,” was nominated in the Best Metal Category of the 2016 Grammy Awards. Their 2020 album, “Guardians,” peaked at number 53 on the US Billboard 200.

Founded in 1997 by Maestra Sebrina Maria Alfonso, the South Florida Symphony Orchestra or SFSO has become a superior cultural institution that serves the entire area with a commitment to arts. It has trained more than 50,000 students since its inception.

Say Anything is an alternative rock band known for emotionally charged lyrics and theatrical performances. Their shows are raw, anthemic, and packed with fan-favorite tracks from the emo and indie scenes.

Gaelic Storm is an Irish and Scottish band founded in Santa Monica, California, in 1996. They also major in Celtic rock genres. They appeared in the film, The Titanic, and recorded songs for the soundtrack of the movie. Their album, "Go Climb A Tree," was released on the July 28, 2017.

Yacht Rock Revue is a rock band from Georgia formed in 2007 that reincarnates soft rock from the '70s-'80s and early '90s. With songs like "Step," "Bad Tequila," and "The Doobie Bounce," they perform at over a hundred shows every year.

Geoff Tate is an American songwriter and musician who was born, Jeffrey Wayne Tate, on January 14, 1959. He gained prominence as a member of Queensrÿche, a progressive metal band that achieved success with their albums, "Operation: Mindcrime" and "Empire."