If you have been searching for permanent hair removal, laser hair reduction, or a genuinely hydrating facial in Pompano Beach, there is a boutique skin studio on South Federal Highway worth putting at the top of your list. Skinfluencer Spa LLC has built its reputation on a simple promise printed right into its name —…
The heart of the Pompano Beach waterfront If one spot captures the spirit of our city, it is the Fisher Family Pier. Stretching into the Atlantic at the center of the beachfront, this landmark draws anglers, walkers, photographers, and diners from sunrise to well after dark. Whether you are a lifelong local or a first-time…
Why sea turtle nesting season in Pompano Beach matters Every spring, our shoreline becomes a nursery. Sea turtle nesting season in Pompano Beach runs from March 1 through October 31, and during those months our beaches quietly host one of nature’s oldest rituals. Female loggerheads, green turtles, and leatherbacks crawl ashore after dark, dig their…
April 2026 might go down as the month Pompano Beach finally hit the stride it’s been hinting at for a couple of years. Between the Sapphire 5th anniversary of Jazz Fest, the formal next step on the $2 billion downtown City Hall project, the McNair Park reopening, and a steady drumbeat of cultural and culinary…
April is almost done, and Pompano Beach is primed for what many longtime residents consider the best month of the year. May in southeast Florida sits in a sweet spot — the humidity hasn’t yet reached its full summer weight, the tourist crowds have thinned, the water is warm enough for comfortable swimming, and the…
Most visitors stick to the beach line and call it a day. But spend an afternoon walking the streets and dunes around the Fisher Family Pier and you start finding the spots locals quietly love. Here are seven hidden corners around Pompano Beach’s iconic pier worth your time on a spring afternoon. 1. The dunes…
Earth Day lands differently when you live next to the Atlantic Ocean. In a coastal city like Pompano Beach, the environmental conversation isn’t abstract — it shows up in the height of the storm surge during a hurricane, in the bleaching of the nearshore reef, and in the king tide flooding that increasingly affects neighborhoods…
Saturday morning, April 18, the Patricia Davis Community Garden at 1089 NW 6th Avenue felt less like a quiet neighborhood plot and more like a community festival — because, for three hours, that’s exactly what it was. Pompano Beach’s official Earth Day Celebration ran from 9 AM to noon and managed to pack the garden…
The evening scene in Pompano Beach has quietly improved in ways that weren’t obvious two or three years ago. The combination of new venues, better programming at established spots, and a growing residential population that actually goes out on weeknights has created something that feels less like a destination for a specific occasion and more…
April has been delivering for anglers at the Pompano Beach pier, and the early-week fishing report from regulars is consistently encouraging. The spring migration has the pier productive on multiple species right now, which is relatively rare and worth noting. Pompano fish are still showing in the surf zone along the beach break adjacent to…
