Nordstrom Rack Pompano Beach opens its doors on Thursday, September 17, and the retailer is throwing a proper party to mark it. The new 28,000-square-foot store sits at 1440 NE 23rd Street in Pompano Citi Centre, at the corner of Federal Highway and Copans Road. In fact, two events lead up to opening day, and…
DetailsJimmy Buffett Day at the Briny is back, and this year it lands on a Friday. On September 4, the Briny Irish Pub at 3440 East Atlantic Boulevard will spend the whole day, from 11 a.m. until 2 a.m., honoring the man who wrote the soundtrack for every beach town in Florida. Wear your island…
DetailsThe Roy Rogers Park seawall is getting a full rebuild, and the work is now well underway. The city’s project on the Intracoastal Waterway will replace the aging wall with a new seawall cap, add a wider promenade, and rebuild the public docks. If you fish there, launch a kayak there, or catch the water…
DetailsPompano Beach hurricane prep gets easy to ignore by mid-August. The season opened in June, the early storms fizzled, and the beach looks perfect. Yet the busiest stretch of the Atlantic season runs from late August through October. If you have not finished your plan, this is the week to do it. Know your evacuation…
DetailsBack to school in Pompano Beach arrives on Monday, August 10, when Broward County Public Schools opens the 2026-27 year. Whether your kids attend Pompano Beach Elementary, Pompano Beach Middle, Blanche Ely, Pompano Beach High or one of the charter and private options in town, a few things have changed this year. Here is the…
DetailsPrescott’s Pompano Beach is the kind of place this city has been missing. It sits at 1308 North Federal Highway, right where US 1 meets the 14th Street Causeway, and it opened with a simple promise: breakfast early, tapas late, and good times always. Since opening, the neighborhood has clearly noticed. The concept is easy…
DetailsIf 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 —…
DetailsWhat is happening in Pompano Beach this week There is a lot to look forward to in Pompano Beach this week, and the headline is a big one. The city’s brand-new skatepark is about to open its gates, and the summer calendar is full of music, sun, and coastal fun to go with it. Here…
DetailsA dining scene as rich as the coastline Great food is part of the coastal lifestyle, and our city delivers. Pompano Beach restaurants range from casual seafood shacks to elegant waterfront dining rooms, so there is a perfect table for every mood and budget. Here is how to eat well, whether you are near the…
DetailsFive ways to celebrate the holiday The long holiday weekend is nearly here, and there is no better place to spend it than by the ocean. If you are mapping out July 4th weekend in Pompano Beach, you have far more options than a single fireworks show. Here are five ways to make the most…
DetailsA historic Independence Day on the beach This year is no ordinary holiday. The 4th of July in Pompano Beach marks America’s 250th birthday, and the city is going all out with its biggest Independence Day celebration of the year. The main event unfolds right on the sand, capped by a spectacular fireworks show over…
DetailsA long-awaited grand opening Get ready to roll. The brand-new Pompano Beach skatepark is set to open on Wednesday, July 22, 2026, and the city is planning a grand opening celebration to match. After months of construction and community anticipation, skaters of every age and skill level will finally have a world-class place to ride.…
DetailsA creative city by the sea There is far more to our city than sand and surf. The Pompano Beach arts scene has grown into one of the most vibrant in South Florida, with galleries, theaters, and cultural centers that keep the calendar full all year. If you have only visited the beach, you are…
DetailsEverything you need for a great season Summer in Pompano Beach is what the rest of the year is waiting for. The ocean is warm, the days are long, and there is something happening on nearly every corner of the city. Whether you are a local looking to rediscover your town or a visitor settling…
DetailsGet ready before the first storm forms Hurricane season in Pompano Beach officially runs from June 1 through November 30, and the smartest time to prepare is before a storm is ever named. Living on the coast is a gift, but it comes with responsibility. A little planning now can spare you a lot of…
DetailsA meaningful long weekend on the coast Memorial Day in Pompano Beach falls on Monday, May 25, 2026, and it marks both a solemn day of remembrance and the unofficial start of summer. It is a chance to honor the service members who gave their lives, and to gather with family along the water. With…
DetailsThe 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…
DetailsAn outlaw country legend comes to town The Pompano Beach Amphitheater welcomes a true American icon this spring. Willie Nelson & Family are set to take the outdoor stage on Tuesday, May 19, 2026, bringing decades of songs and that unmistakable voice to one of South Florida’s favorite live-music venues. For longtime fans and first-timers…
DetailsThe best things to do in Pompano Beach this May May is one of the finest months on our coast. The water is warming, the crowds are lighter, and the calendar is full. If you are hunting for things to do in Pompano Beach, you have plenty of options, whether you want salt air, live…
DetailsWhy 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…
DetailsIf you’ve been meaning to catch Music Under the Stars this season, this Friday is your last chance. The City of Pompano Beach’s beloved free outdoor concert series wraps up the 2025–26 season on May 8, with the show at the Great Lawn — Pompano Beach Blvd. and Atlantic Blvd. — running from 7:00 to…
DetailsPompano Beach has a new dining destination, and it comes with some genuinely interesting history attached. The Vault recently opened in the city, occupying a space with deep local roots — specifically, a building that once served as a bank repeatedly targeted by the notorious Ashley Gang in the early 20th century. The restaurant leans…
DetailsOne of Pompano Beach’s most closely watched luxury real estate projects just hit a major milestone. Salato Residences, U.S. Development’s boutique 40-unit luxury condominium project, topped out this week — meaning the structure has reached its full height and the building is now fully framed. Completion is expected later this year. If you haven’t heard…
DetailsThere’s a new waterfront table in Pompano Beach, and it’s already turning heads. Lola’s on the Water officially opened at Sands Harbor Resort & Marina, 125 N. Riverside Dr., bringing with it sweeping views of the Intracoastal, a menu designed to appeal to locals and visitors alike, and the kind of patio seating that makes…
DetailsIf you had kids with you in Pompano Beach on Saturday, you had options — and both of them were free. Touch-A-Truck turned a stretch of local pavement into a kid’s dream come true. Fire trucks, dump trucks, police vehicles, construction equipment — all on display and all touchable, climbable, and horn-honkable. The annual event…
DetailsOld Town Untapped kicked off May with a bang Thursday night, and if you weren’t on NE 1st Street for it, you missed a good one. Rubixx — South Florida’s premier 80s tribute act — took the stage and delivered exactly what the name promises: two hours of synth-heavy, shoulder-pad-era hits that had the crowd…
DetailsApril 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…
DetailsApril 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…
DetailsIf the early-April real estate update suggested a market finding balance, the late-month numbers are showing the next chapter: subtle shifts on the supply side and continued strong demand on the buyer side. Here’s what local agents and listing data are showing as April closes out. What’s actually happening Showing activity remains healthy across most…
DetailsPompano Beach’s music scene is more active than its reputation would suggest. Most people think of the Briny and a handful of bars along Atlantic Boulevard, but the actual live music landscape in April 2026 is broader and more interesting than that shorthand implies. The Pompano Beach Cultural Arts Center hosts ticketed performances throughout the…
DetailsMost 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…
DetailsIf you have kids between the ages of two and ten and you haven’t taken them to a Touch-A-Truck event in Pompano Beach, it’s worth adding to the calendar. The format — essentially a gathering of heavy equipment, emergency vehicles, and specialty trucks that kids can climb on, sit in, and explore — has become…
DetailsWhile Pompano Beach’s single-family market spent April finding its footing, the multifamily side made a much louder statement. A Pompano Beach townhome community traded hands for $25.9 million in late April, marking one of the larger residential investment sales the city has seen this year. The transaction — reported by Commercial Real Estate Direct —…
DetailsIf you’ve ever air-guitared in your driveway, this Wednesday’s Pompano Beach Amphitheater show was a religious experience. Two of the most influential instrumental rock guitarists alive — Joe Satriani and Steve Vai — brought their SatchVai Band tour to the Amphitheater on Wednesday, April 22 at 7 PM, treating fans to a two-and-a-half-hour set that…
DetailsEarth 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…
DetailsPompano Beach is about to get a new lunchtime go-to, and the address is one nobody saw coming: a working gas station at 560 W Sample Road. Owners Chris Destine and Betty Moreau have been quietly building out a Haitian and Caribbean grab-and-go concept inside the gas station’s open kitchen, and the plan is to…
DetailsPompano Beach Arts hit a milestone this past weekend: five years of Jazz Fest, and the Sapphire-themed 5th anniversary edition lived up to every bit of the build-up. Held Saturday, April 18 and Sunday, April 19 on the sand just south of the iconic Fisher Family Pier, the festival ran from 1 PM to 10…
DetailsSaturday 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…
DetailsIf you grew up listening to ‘Red Red Wine’ on a college radio station, Friday, April 17 at the Pompano Beach Amphitheater was your night. UB40 featuring Ali Campbell — the touring iteration led by the band’s iconic original lead vocalist — took the stage at 8 PM in front of a sold-out beachside crowd,…
DetailsThe 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…
DetailsThe spring real estate market in Pompano Beach is showing the characteristics that have defined the city’s property landscape for the past several years: strong demand for waterfront and water-adjacent product, continued compression of inventory in the entry-level price range, and a luxury segment that continues to attract buyers from both out of state and…
DetailsA school lockdown at Crystal Lake Middle School in Pompano Beach was lifted Wednesday, April 15, after Broward Sheriff’s Office deputies completed a precautionary investigation into a reported threat. There were no injuries, and students were dismissed on a normal schedule. BSO confirmed that deputies responded to Crystal Lake after the school received a report…
DetailsThe 80s-themed bar and entertainment concept that opened in downtown Pompano has found its footing, and the Tuesday through Saturday crowd that’s been showing up suggests the concept works better in Pompano than the skeptics expected. Rubixx has become a legitimate draw for both residents and the kind of curious out-of-towners who find their way…
DetailsApril 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…
DetailsMid-April in Pompano Beach is one of the best windows of the year. Spring break crowds have started thinning, the snowbird traffic is winding down, and the weather is sitting comfortably in that 75–85 sweet spot before South Florida flips on the summer humidity. Here’s how to make the most of a weekend. Friday night…
DetailsIf you’ve been to a Music Under the Stars show at the Great Lawn behind the Pompano Beach Civic Center, you understand what the venue offers — a properly scaled outdoor performance space with good acoustics, ample room for blankets and lawn chairs, and the kind of community atmosphere that makes outdoor concerts feel like…
DetailsIf you’ve heard rumblings about Pompano’s downtown getting a serious overhaul — the rumblings are now timestamps on a city procurement page. Master developer RP Pompano set April 10, 2026 as the deadline for proposals to design and build the city’s new downtown City Hall and parking deck at 125 Dixie Highway. The RFP —…
DetailsPompano Beach lifeguards pulled the red flags up early on Thursday, April 9, and city officials closed the public beaches as a fast-moving frontal system pushed dangerously rough surf and high rip-current risk along the South Florida coast. The closure lasted through the afternoon and lifted by Friday morning as conditions began to settle. While…
DetailsIf your idea of spring break involves shoulder-to-shoulder beachfronts, $20 parking lots and a sea of red Solo cups, Pompano Beach is going to disappoint you. Which is exactly why thousands of families pick it every April. Pompano sits between the spring-break flashpoints of Fort Lauderdale to the south and Boca Raton to the north,…
DetailsIt’s worth stepping back occasionally and acknowledging what Pompano Beach has built along its waterfront — because it’s genuinely impressive, and it’s easy to take for granted when you live here year-round. The beach itself is the foundation. A wide, clean stretch of Atlantic coastline with a well-maintained pier, consistent lifeguard coverage, and the kind…
DetailsMonday morning in Pompano Beach, and the city is doing that thing it does in April — being quietly excellent. The weekend energy has settled, the beach is populated by joggers and the early fishing crowd rather than tourists, and the local coffee shops have their regulars back in their usual spots. A few notes…
DetailsIt’s still dark when the first attendees start arriving at the Great Lawn on Easter morning. By 6:30 AM, folding chairs are unfolded, blankets are spread on the grass, and the ocean breeze is doing exactly what you’d want it to do as the eastern sky starts to lighten. This year’s Pompano Beach Easter Sunrise…
DetailsIf you missed Old Town Untapped on Friday, April 3, you missed one of the most danceable nights downtown Pompano has had all year. April’s edition of the city’s monthly craft brew and arts block party drew a packed crowd to NE 1 Street and Flagler Avenue, with Bailey Contemporary Arts as the backdrop and…
DetailsApril in Pompano Beach has a distinctive rhythm. The snowbirds are packing up, the spring breakers are gone, and what’s left is something genuinely worth appreciating — the city in its natural state, with its permanent residents and the kind of uncrowded energy that makes South Florida living worth the summer humidity ahead. The beach…
DetailsIf you haven’t been to McNair Park in a while, the place looks almost unrecognizable. The City of Pompano Beach has wrapped up a long list of upgrades at the Northwest Pompano fixture, transforming it from a dependable neighborhood park into one of the most fully featured recreation campuses in the city. The improvements officially…
DetailsMarch 31st, and Pompano Beach is closing out one of its better months in recent memory. The weather cooperated, the events delivered, and the city’s trajectory — both economically and in terms of quality of life — continued the upward arc that’s been the defining story of Pompano for the past several years. Spring break…
DetailsPompano Beach sits directly above one of the more underrated diving destinations in Florida. The artificial reef program off the Broward coast has created a network of underwater structure that supports remarkable marine life diversity — and Pompano is one of the best access points for divers looking to explore it. The most famous site…
DetailsGrowth comes with growing pains, and Pompano Beach is in the middle of a serious infrastructure reckoning. The wave of residential and commercial development that’s transformed the city’s skyline has put new pressure on roads, drainage systems, and utilities that weren’t designed for the volume they’re now handling. The city has several active infrastructure improvement…
DetailsPompano Beach just added a glowing new attraction to its growing list of must-visit destinations — the Jellyfish Museum. Officially opened in March 2026, this immersive experience brings visitors face-to-face with some of the ocean’s most mesmerizing and mysterious creatures, all without stepping foot in the water. Known for its vibrant, illuminated tanks and calming…
DetailsWith March winding down and April just days away, the Pompano Beach event calendar is getting genuinely busy. Here’s what’s on the radar as the city moves into what is arguably its best month of the year. The Music Under the Stars series at the Great Lawn has its final performances of the season coming…
DetailsThe Pompano Beach Green Market has been running for years, but it’s been in an expansion phase recently that’s worth noting. What started as a modest weekend produce market has grown into one of the more comprehensive farmers market experiences in Broward County — and it’s happening every Saturday morning in the Civic Center area.…
DetailsWhile the waterfront gets most of the attention in Pompano Beach, a quieter creative transformation has been taking shape a few blocks to the west. The stretch of downtown Pompano around Old Town has been gradually attracting artists, galleries, and creative businesses — the kind of organic cultural development that cities spend millions trying to…
DetailsThey arrived in December when the temperatures in the Northeast and Midwest dropped below what reasonable adults should be expected to tolerate. Now, with April approaching and the flights home already booked, Pompano Beach is entering the bittersweet final stretch of snowbird season. The phenomenon is real and economically significant. The seasonal residents who winter…
DetailsYou can learn a lot about a city by paying attention to which establishments last. In Pompano Beach, the Briny Irish Pub on Atlantic Boulevard has not only lasted — it has become an institution. In a strip that has seen constant turnover, renovation, and repositioning, the Briny remains one of the few constants. On…
DetailsThe Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency has been one of the most active CRAs in Broward County over the past several years, and the results are showing up in brick-and-mortar ways that are hard to miss if you spend any time downtown or along the beach corridor. The McNab Park and Pier redevelopment projects are…
DetailsThe weekend forecast for Pompano Beach is doing what South Florida forecasts in late March tend to do: delivering. Temperatures in the low 80s, moderate humidity, a southeast breeze keeping things comfortable, and a very low probability of the afternoon storms that start showing up more reliably in May. This is the window. The post-spring…
DetailsThe spring equinox officially arrives today, which means the rest of the country is just now catching up to what Pompano Beach residents have been living for the past three months. March 20 is the meteorological first day of spring, but down here, the jacarandas have been blooming since January and the bougainvillea has never…
DetailsStanding at the northern tip of Pompano Beach where the Intracoastal meets the Atlantic, the Hillsboro Lighthouse has been guiding ships along the South Florida coast since 1907. It’s one of the most powerful lighthouses in the Western Hemisphere, and it’s in the backyard of one of the most underrated beach towns in Florida —…
DetailsSt. Patrick’s Day has come and gone, and Pompano Beach is doing what it always does the morning after a big night on Atlantic Boulevard — shaking it off gracefully and getting back to business. The cleanup crews were out early, the beach is immaculate, and the regulars at the pier were back at their…
DetailsSt. Patrick’s Day in Pompano Beach means one thing above all else: the Briny Irish Pub on Atlantic Boulevard is going to be packed from open to close. The beloved local institution has been the anchor of Pompano’s St. Patrick’s Day tradition for years, and this year is shaping up to be no exception. The…
DetailsSpring break weekends in Pompano are electric, but there’s something to be said for the Monday morning after. The crowds thin, the parking lots breathe again, and the beach returns to something closer to its everyday self — which, it should be said, is still pretty exceptional. If you’re working from home today, this is…
DetailsSunday afternoon jazz is back in downtown Pompano, and if you haven’t made it out yet this season, this week is a good time to start. The informal outdoor session series that’s been building momentum in the Civic Center area has settled into a reliable weekly rhythm — local musicians, community crowd, cold drinks, and…
DetailsHappy Pi Day from Pompano Beach — 3.14, March 14, the math holiday that somehow became a legitimate excuse to eat pie and spend time outside. If you need a better reason to enjoy a Saturday in South Florida, we can’t help you. The weather this weekend is cooperating fully. A light onshore breeze, temperatures…
DetailsFriday the 13th falls in March this year, and while superstition says to stay home and watch horror movies, Pompano Beach has a better offer. The weather is cooperating, the water is warming up, and the beach itself has rarely looked better heading into peak season. Water temperature is sitting in the low-to-mid 70s —…
DetailsThe Salato Residences project at Pompano Beach continues its upward climb. The luxury waterfront development — one of the most ambitious residential projects in the city’s recent history — has reached a significant construction milestone, with the structural work on upper floors now visibly progressing from both the beach and the Intracoastal. The project, situated…
DetailsMarch is when Pompano Beach fishing gets serious again. Water temperatures along the South Florida coast are climbing back toward the mid-70s, and that shift is pushing fish movement in all the right directions for local anglers. Pompano fish — the actual species, not just the city namesake — are starting to show in the…
DetailsBetween the restaurant openings, the pop-ups, and the food trucks that have taken up semi-permanent residence along the waterfront, Pompano Beach is quietly building a dining identity worth paying attention to. Here’s a quick rundown of what’s worth your time right now. Lola’s on the Water, which opened in late April, has settled into a…
DetailsIf you drove down Atlantic Boulevard this weekend, you already know — spring break is in full swing. The Pompano Beach pier has been shoulder-to-shoulder since Friday, with anglers, tourists, and families all sharing the same stretch of weathered wood over the Atlantic. The parking lots off A1A have been filling up by 9 a.m.…
DetailsTortuga Music Festival 2026 Travel Guide for Festival-Goers Executive summary Tortuga Music Festival 2026 is scheduled for April 10–12, 2026 on the sand at Fort Lauderdale Beach Park (festival address: 1100 Seabreeze Blvd), with Post Malone (Friday), Riley Green (Saturday), and Kenny Chesney (Sunday) topping the nightly lineups; doors open at 12:00 p.m. each day, and the…
DetailsSee Pompano Beach Pickleball Courts Live Before You Go — Powered by Parkview If you’ve ever shown up to the courts only to find them packed, Parkview is changing that experience in a big way. Now installed at Pompano Beach Community Park, Parkview’s live camera system lets you check what’s happening at the pickleball courts…
DetailsRetro Night 2026 in Pompano Beach — Motown Music, Food Trucks and Throwback Fun Music, dancing, and a whole lot of throwback style are coming to Pompano Beach as Retro Night 2026 takes over the Herb Skolnick Center on March 6 from 5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.. This free community event invites residents and visitors…
DetailsWith spring break kicking off across South Florida in the coming days, Pompano Beach is gearing up for its busiest stretch of the year. Hotels along Atlantic Boulevard are reporting strong bookings, the pier is getting a fresh power wash, and local restaurants are extending their hours to handle the influx of visitors from up…
DetailsOld Town Untapped Returns — Meet MUN and the March Line-Up in Downtown Pompano Beach Downtown Pompano Beach will once again come alive with music, art, and local flavor as Old Town Untapped returns on March 6. Held in the city’s developing arts district, the popular monthly event brings together live music performances, rotating art…
DetailsTour & Taste at Patricia Davis Community Garden — Fresh Herbs, Garden Tours and Healthy Cooking Ideas Residents looking for a fresh and educational outdoor activity can join the upcoming Tour & Taste event at the Patricia Davis Community Garden in Pompano Beach. Held on the first Saturday of each month, this unique program invites…
DetailsAn Exploration of Color — Sarah Rocca’s Visual Memoir Comes to Bailey Contemporary Arts Art has long been a way for creators to translate personal experiences into something visual, emotional, and universally relatable. This March, visitors to Bailey Contemporary Arts in Pompano Beach will have the opportunity to experience that transformation firsthand with An Exploration…
DetailsPostcards from Winter — New Short Plays Debut at The HIVE Black Box Theater in Pompano Beach The local arts scene in Pompano Beach continues to grow with unique performances and intimate theater experiences, and this March brings a compelling new production to the stage. Femuscripts Productions presents Postcards from Winter, a staged-reading series exploring…
DetailsResponsible Diving & Snorkeling — Protecting Pompano Beach’s Reefs and Marine Life The waters off Pompano Beach are home to vibrant coral reefs, artificial reef systems, and historic shipwrecks that attract divers and snorkelers from around the world. Often referred to as part of Florida’s Wreck Capital, the area offers incredible opportunities to explore underwater…
DetailsMaking a Splash — Spring Events and Aquatics Programs at the Pompano Beach Aquatic Center As the weather warms across South Florida, the Pompano Beach Aquatic Center is preparing for a busy season filled with family-friendly events, swim programs, and aquatic activities. Located within Pompano Community Park, the modern aquatic facility is one of the…
DetailsThe Pompano Beach City Commission is continuing its deliberations on an ordinance that would restrict the retail sale of dogs and cats in the city — a measure that has drawn significant interest from animal welfare advocates and pet industry groups alike. The commission voted earlier this month to postpone the matter, pushing the discussion…
DetailsHarrah’s Pompano Park — Reflecting on South Florida’s Harness Racing Legacy For nearly six decades, the racetrack at Harrah’s Pompano Park stood as one of the most recognizable landmarks in Pompano Beach and one of the most important harness racing venues in the United States. Known for many years as the “Winter Home of Harness…
DetailsGame On in Pompano Beach — Disc Golf and Sports Amenities at Tradewinds and Community Parks For residents and visitors looking to enjoy outdoor recreation in Broward County, Tradewinds Park and Pompano Community Park offer a wide range of sports amenities that make it easy to stay active while enjoying South Florida’s beautiful weather. From…
DetailsNautical Flea Market in Pompano Beach — Recapping the 2026 Marine Bazaar Every year, boating enthusiasts, anglers, and ocean lovers gather in Pompano Beach for one of South Florida’s most unique outdoor events — the Nautical Flea Market. Held at Pompano Community Park, the two-day marine bazaar transforms the park into a bustling marketplace filled…
DetailsFrom Breweries to Boulevards — How the Pompano Beach CRA Is Driving Local Growth Over the past decade, Pompano Beach has undergone a major transformation, with new restaurants, breweries, public spaces, and small businesses bringing renewed energy to the city’s downtown and commercial corridors. Much of this progress has been supported by the Pompano Beach…
DetailsSaturday morning in Pompano Beach in late February is one of those things that’s hard to justify staying inside for. The weather is as close to perfect as it gets, the Green Market at 50 W. Atlantic is running strong, and the city has a weekend energy that builds through February. The market this time…
DetailsFebruary is one of the better months for fishing off Pompano Beach, and this weekend’s weather window is cooperative. Here’s what the local conditions look like heading into the weekend. Offshore, the Gulf Stream is running relatively close to shore — in some spots as little as two to three miles east of the inlet.…
DetailsBy mid-February, Pompano Beach’s annual snowbird influx has fully landed. The seasonal residents from the Northeast and Midwest are settled in their condos and rental apartments, the restaurants are running at holiday-season capacity, and the city has the particular energy of a place that knows what it’s doing with a crowd. The economic impact of…
DetailsA quick check-in on where Pompano Beach’s major development projects stand heading into the second half of February. Salato Residences, U.S. Development’s 40-unit luxury condominium project on the beachfront, is progressing on schedule. The building is taking shape along the coastline, with completion expected later this year. At $2–$4.9 million per residence, it represents a…
DetailsThe fitness and wellness landscape in Pompano Beach has changed significantly in the past couple of years, and it’s worth mapping out what’s now available for people who want to stay active without driving to Fort Lauderdale to do it. Paddle boarding and kayaking along the Intracoastal has become one of the more popular fitness…
DetailsPresidents’ Day weekend in Pompano Beach does what holiday weekends in South Florida in February always do: it draws a crowd. Families down from colder states, day-trippers from Miami and Palm Beach, and the regular snowbird population all collide on the beach and at the restaurants, and Pompano Beach handles it with the low-key competence…
DetailsThe post-Valentine’s Sunday in Pompano Beach has a particular quality to it — slightly bleary from the night before, grateful for good weather, in no particular hurry. The beach this morning is as close to empty as it gets in mid-February. The snowbird crowd slept in, the tourists are recovering, and the locals who know…
DetailsIf you’re spending Valentine’s Day in Pompano Beach, you’re already doing something right. This city has never been the obvious choice. Fort Lauderdale and Miami get the magazine covers, the destination articles, the “most romantic spots in South Florida” lists. Pompano Beach tends to be left off these lists, and that’s partly why it’s better…
DetailsValentine’s Day is tomorrow and if you’re in Pompano Beach and need to pull something together today, here’s a practical rundown. Flowers: The flower vendors at the Saturday Green Market are obviously not an option today (Friday), but several florists along Atlantic Blvd. and Sample Road have pre-Valentine’s inventory that’s worth checking. The supermarkets also…
DetailsValentine’s Day is Saturday and if you’re reading this on Thursday, you still have options — but move quickly. Reservations: Call directly rather than relying on OpenTable or Resy at this point. Local restaurants in Pompano Beach often hold back a handful of tables for phone reservations, especially mid-week. A polite phone call on Thursday…
DetailsPompano Beach Suicide Awareness After Tragic Incident at Community Park A tragic incident at Pompano Beach Community Park this week has left the community shaken and serves as a sobering reminder of the importance of mental health awareness and suicide prevention in Broward County. Authorities responded to a death in the park’s parking lot near…
DetailsValentine’s Day falls on Saturday this year, which means the dinner reservations situation is more competitive than usual. If you haven’t booked yet, now is the time — and here’s a quick map of what Pompano Beach offers for the occasion. For a waterfront table with maximum romance-to-effort ratio, Lola’s on the Water at Sands…
DetailsThe 2026 WSOP Circuit stop at Harrah’s Pompano Beach concluded today, closing out 13 days of tournament poker that drew players from across the country to South Florida’s winter season. The headline event — the $1,700 Main Event with a $1 million prize pool guarantee — reached its final table over the weekend, with a…
DetailsSuper Bowl LX kicks off tonight, and Pompano Beach is as prepared for it as any beach city in South Florida knows how to be. The sports bars have been advertising specials all week. Briny Irish Pub, which normally doesn’t lean into the American football experience, is making an exception tonight — the game will…
DetailsFebruary’s Green Market at 50 W. Atlantic Blvd. has a slightly different feel than January’s. The snowbird population is now fully settled in, the vendor competition for their Saturday attention has sharpened, and the produce selection reflects a Florida winter that’s been relatively cooperative. Citrus is still at peak. Blood oranges, navel oranges, Meyer lemons,…
DetailsPompano Beach Car Explosion on I‑95 Near Copans Road Massive Fire Caught on Traffic Cameras On Friday, February 6, 2026, drivers on northbound Interstate 95 in Pompano Beach were startled when a passenger vehicle exploded and erupted into flames near the Copans Road exit. The blast happened shortly after 1:30 p.m., and traffic cameras captured dramatic footage of a…
DetailsThe World Series of Poker Circuit at Harrah’s Pompano Beach is entering its second week, and that’s when the tournament action shifts from the opener events to the bigger buy-ins and, ultimately, the Main Event. The series runs through February 9, with the $1,700 Main Event — carrying a $1 million prize pool guarantee —…
DetailsFort Lauderdale gets the airports, the nightclubs, and the national attention. Boca Raton gets the reputation for wealth and the Mizner architecture. Deerfield Beach gets overlooked for reasons that aren’t entirely fair. And Pompano Beach sits in the middle of all of this, quietly being something more interesting than any of them. The difference is…
DetailsPompano Beach Scrap Yard Fire: Lithium Battery Explosion at Elite Metals Raises Safety Concerns Pompano Beach scrap yard fire captured on video A dramatic scrap‑yard fire erupted in Pompano Beach on Monday, February 2, 2026, creating huge plumes of black smoke that could be seen from Interstate 95. Local firefighters rushed to a metal recycling facility along Powerline…
DetailsThe morning-food scene in Pompano Beach is better than it gets credit for, and February — with comfortable temperatures and a snowbird crowd that eats early — is a good time to explore it. The classic move is breakfast on the beach side, where a handful of casual spots serve the kind of eggs, toast,…
DetailsSuper Bowl LX is a week away, and South Florida sports bars are already setting up for it. If you’re planning to watch the game in Pompano Beach rather than at home, here’s a quick rundown of where to plant yourself. Briny Irish Pub on Atlantic Blvd. is the obvious call for anyone who wants…
DetailsJanuary is supposed to be Pompano Beach’s low-key month — the exhale after the holiday season, the month before the city really gets into gear. This January didn’t quite cooperate. The Nautical Flea Market on January 17–18 kicked things off with the kind of turnout that reminded everyone how many boating enthusiasts call this part…
DetailsIf you’re planning a weekend in Pompano Beach and need a framework for it, here’s what’s worth knowing about the next couple of days. The WSOP Circuit at Harrah’s Pompano Beach is in its third day and will run through February 9. This weekend’s events include several satellite tournaments and intermediate buy-in events building toward…
DetailsPompano Beach has more green space than its reputation as a beach-and-condo city sometimes suggests, and January is genuinely one of the best months to be in it. McNair Park, at 1100 NE 10th Ave., is currently mid-renovation but will emerge as one of the city’s premier recreational hubs. The project includes a turf football…
DetailsThe World Series of Poker Circuit officially gets underway today at Harrah’s Pompano Beach, kicking off 13 days of tournament poker that will draw players from across the country and around the world. The 2026 stop includes 18 individual events, from single-day satellites and lower-entry tournaments through the marquee Main Event — a $1,700 buy-in…
DetailsPompano Beach has a name that was literally derived from a fish, so it’s worth taking the local seafood scene seriously. The good news is that there’s actually quite a bit to work with. The Pompano fish itself — a flat, buttery white fish with a mild flavor and a tendency toward perfection when grilled…
DetailsThe RocaPoint Partners master developer agreement for downtown Pompano Beach is the kind of civic commitment that tends to get lost in the shuffle of local news cycles — but it’s worth understanding what it actually means for residents. The agreement covers a roughly 75-acre area stretching from Dixie Highway to I-95 and from Atlantic…
DetailsThere’s a version of Sunday in Pompano Beach that involves driving somewhere — to Miami, up to Boca, across to the west side. And then there’s the version that involves not doing that, which is usually the right call. The Sunday morning walk on the beach between the Pier and the inlet is genuinely one…
DetailsThe Pompano Beach Green Market at 50 W. Atlantic Blvd. is easy to take for granted if you’ve been going for years. But it’s worth occasionally stepping back and appreciating what it actually is: a consistent, community-owned Saturday morning ritual that has survived everything the past few years have thrown at it. The market draws…
DetailsFriday night in Pompano Beach in January has a particular quality to it — the weather is perfect, the snowbird crowd adds energy without yet overwhelming the city, and there are enough good options within a short drive that you really don’t need to go anywhere else. Briny Irish Pub on Atlantic is a reliable…
DetailsWhat Are Backlinks and Why They Matter for SEO Backlinks, also known as inbound links, are links from one website pointing to another. When a website links to your site, it signals to search engines that your content is credible, relevant, and trustworthy. Search engines treat backlinks as votes of confidence, and the quality of…
DetailsDeerfield Beach’s Decision to Move On From BSO In a move that’s drawing attention across Broward County, Deerfield Beach has officially decided to end its long-standing relationship with the Broward Sheriff’s Office. Instead of continuing to contract law enforcement services through the county, the city is moving toward reestablishing its own municipal police department. This…
DetailsMiami Hurricanes’ Cinderella Run Ends at Hard Rock — A 10-Seed Dream, NIL Pressure, and a Hometown Twist The Miami Hurricanes weren’t supposed to be here. Not as a 10 seed. Not with the doubts, the roster questions, and the noise that followed them all season. And definitely not with the national championship being played…
DetailsLola’s on the Water Brings New Life to a Classic Pompano Beach Waterfront Location A well-known waterfront address in Pompano Beach has officially turned the page. Lola’s on the Water has opened at Sands Harbor Resort & Marina, reintroducing locals and visitors to a space many longtime residents remember as the former Rusty Hook Tavern.…
DetailsA Bittersweet Farewell to a Beloved Pompano Beach Tradition For more than four decades, the St. Coleman Italian Festival has been one of Broward County’s most anticipated annual celebrations — bringing together families, friends, and neighbors each February for homemade Italian food, carnival rides, live music, games, and community spirit. But in a move that…
DetailsWalk the stretch of beach between Atlantic Blvd. and the Hillsboro Inlet, and you’re walking through what Pompano Beach is becoming. The change is visible in the cranes, the construction fencing, and the gleam of glass towers rising against a backdrop of flat-roofed older buildings. The two biggest beachfront projects — Salato Residences and the…
DetailsPompano Beach has a better happy hour scene than it gets credit for, and January — with the snowbird crowd back and the weather cooperating — is a good time to remind yourself of that. Briny Irish Pub at 3440 E. Atlantic Blvd. is the obvious anchor for any Pompano happy hour conversation. Cold pints,…
DetailsThe World Series of Poker Circuit is coming to Harrah’s Pompano Beach starting January 28, and if you’ve never been to a poker tournament stop in South Florida, this one is worth knowing about. The event runs through February 9 and includes 18 individual tournaments culminating in a $1,700 Main Event with a $1 million…
DetailsValentine’s Day by the Sea — Romantic & Free Things to Do in Pompano Beach Valentine’s Day in Pompano Beach doesn’t have to mean crowded restaurants or expensive prix-fixe menus. One of the best parts about living in South Florida is that romance comes built in — ocean views, warm evenings, and community events that…
DetailsThe Pompano Beach real estate market enters 2026 with more projects in motion than at any point in recent memory — and the fundamentals that have been driving activity for the past two years show no signs of reversing. The headline project remains Salato Residences, the 40-unit luxury condominium development by U.S. Development that’s currently…
DetailsJanuary is one of the better months to fish in South Florida, and Pompano Beach gives you a lot of options depending on how you want to do it. From the Pompano Beach Pier, the action in January typically includes pompano (appropriately), bluefish, kingfish, and the occasional Spanish mackerel. The pier is one of the…
DetailsSomething has been shifting in Old Town Pompano Beach over the past couple of years, and it’s now impossible to ignore. The neighborhood — roughly bounded by Dixie Highway to the west, Atlantic Blvd. to the south, and the FEC rail corridor to the east — has been the focus of the city’s $2 billion…
DetailsIf you haven’t been to the Pompano Beach Green Market yet, it’s worth correcting that this weekend. The market runs every Saturday morning at 50 W. Atlantic Blvd., just west of Dixie Highway in the heart of Old Town. It’s a proper farmers market — local growers, artisan food producers, plant vendors, handmade goods —…
DetailsSeaside Grill & Tiki Bar: A Quiet Favorite Along the Pompano Beach Coast Tucked along the coastline, Seaside Grill & Tiki Bar is one of those places many locals know well — but visitors often discover by accident. That’s part of its charm. While flashier spots grab headlines, Seaside continues to fly under the radar,…
DetailsCannoli Kitchen Pizza by the Pompano Beach Pier — Why It Closed and What Happened Cannoli Kitchen Pizza was once a familiar stop for pizza, pasta, and cannoli just steps from the sand near the Pompano Beach Fishing Pier. Located along North Pompano Beach Boulevard, the restaurant benefited from constant foot traffic, beachgoers looking for…
DetailsDirty Birdy Golf Apparel — Custom Golf Apparel Done Locally, Done Right When it comes to custom golf apparel, Dirty Birdy Golf Apparel stands apart by keeping everything local — from embroidery and screen printing to full-scale sublimation. This local-first approach isn’t just about convenience; it’s about quality control, faster turnaround times, and working directly…
DetailsJanuary in Pompano Beach is a little secret that most of the country doesn’t know about. While the rest of the country is shoveling driveways, we’re walking the pier at sunrise with a cup of coffee and nowhere to be for an hour. If you’re looking for something to do on a weekday in January,…
DetailsLamar Jackson’s Loss to the Steelers Ends the Season — And Sparks Trade Talk in South Florida The Baltimore Ravens’ season came to a crushing end after a late loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, a game that would have secured a playoff spot but instead sent Lamar Jackson and Baltimore home early. For fans watching…
DetailsWhy Pompano Beach and Lighthouse Point Keep Showing Up on Athletes’ Radar Across Pompano Beach, FL, Lighthouse Point, and nearby Boynton Beach, FL, there’s a noticeable trend — retired and semi-retired professional athletes choosing to settle into coastal Broward County. While Miami often gets the spotlight, these quieter waterfront communities offer something many former pros…
DetailsTop Things to Do in Pompano Beach — Your Ultimate Guide to Sun, Sand & Good Vibes Pompano Beach is more than a dot on the map between Fort Lauderdale and Boca Raton — it’s a vibrant coastal playground where Florida sunshine meets laid-back beach culture, world-class fishing, artful events, and hidden local hangouts. Whether…
DetailsPOMPANO BEACH MARKETING | New Year, New Opportunities — Why Business Directories Matter More Than Ever Submitting your business to a reputable online directory is one of the most effective — and often overlooked — ways to increase visibility in Pompano Beach, Broward County, and across South Florida. A well-established local directory acts as a…
DetailsUnderwater Time-Capsules — Why Pompano Beach Is Known as Florida’s Wreck Capital Just offshore from the sunny coastline of South Florida lies a hidden world that has helped earn Pompano Beach an impressive nickname — Florida’s Wreck Capital. Beneath the Atlantic’s turquoise surface, dozens of shipwrecks, artificial reefs, and thriving coral ecosystems create one of…
DetailsThree Young Lives Lost in Pompano Beach Crash — A Community in Mourning Pompano Beach is mourning after a devastating car crash on the evening of December 29, 2025, claimed the lives of three teenagers. The incident occurred along North Federal Highway, sending shockwaves through the community as details began to emerge. According to authorities,…
DetailsPompano Beach High School Athletics on the Rise in Broward County Pompano Beach High School athletics are quietly but steadily gaining recognition across Broward County, as multiple sports programs show real progress and student-athletes continue to elevate their level of play. From Friday night football to packed gymnasiums during basketball season and competitive soccer matches,…
DetailsPompano Citi Centre Purchased for $65.2 Million — Inside the Deal and What It Signals for Pompano Beach The Pompano Citi Centre has officially been acquired in a $65.2 million transaction, a deal that was formally announced and confirms what many local observers had already suspected — serious institutional money is continuing to move into…
DetailsSweet New Chapter on Atlantic — Parlor Doughnuts Takes Over Old Flamingo Seafood Spot in Pompano Beach POMPANO BEACH — A beloved local landmark location is getting a delicious makeover. Parlor Doughnuts, the fast-growing craft doughnut shop known for its flaky, layered confections and specialty coffees, is officially confirmed to be opening a shop at…
DetailsIs a Culver’s Finally Coming to North Federal Highway in Pompano Beach? The long-vacant property at 1360 North Federal Highway in Pompano Beach, formerly home to a Shell gas station, continues to generate buzz as new details emerge about a proposed redevelopment at the highly visible corner of North Federal Highway, NE 14th Street Causeway,…
DetailsG’s Tree Trimming: Full-Service Tree Care & Land Services Across South Florida G’s Tree Trimming is a Pompano Beach–based tree service company proudly serving the entire South Florida region, including Broward County, Palm Beach County, and Miami-Dade County. Known for reliability, efficiency, and a hard-working local crew, G’s Tree Trimming offers complete tree care and…
Details63rd Annual Pompano Beach Holiday Boat Parade Lights Up the Intracoastal The 63rd Annual Pompano Beach Holiday Boat Parade is set to once again transform the Intracoastal Waterway into a floating winter wonderland, continuing one of South Florida’s most cherished holiday traditions. For more than six decades, this festive parade has brought together boaters, families,…
DetailsNew Skate Park Coming to Pompano Beach Brings Fresh Energy to the City Pompano Beach is rolling forward with plans for a brand-new skate park, giving local skaters a dedicated space designed for progression, creativity, and community. The project reflects the city’s continued investment in youth recreation and outdoor amenities, responding to long-standing demand from…
DetailsBest Happy Hours in Pompano Beach for Drinks, Bites, and Local Vibes Pompano Beach has developed one of the most underrated happy hour scenes in South Florida, offering a mix of laid-back beach bars, elevated lounges, and energetic nightlife spots that keep locals coming back week after week. From after-work meetups to early evening date…
DetailsPompano Beach to Host the First-Ever Heroes Run on November 29, 2025 On November 29, 2025, Pompano Beach will host the first-ever Heroes Run, a powerful new community event created to honor fallen first responders and shine a light on the mental health challenges faced by those who serve. The inaugural run is the result…
DetailsThe Ritz-Carlton Arrives in Pompano Beach: A New Era of Luxury on the Coast The skyline of Pompano Beach is entering a new chapter, and few names signal that shift more boldly than The Ritz-Carlton. Long associated with world-class hospitality and refined coastal living, The Ritz-Carlton is bringing its signature brand to the city —…
DetailsBriny Irish Pub isn’t just a beachside hangout with live music and nautical charm — it’s a legit neighborhood institution with dinner specials that keep locals coming back week after week. From hearty comfort food to coastal favorites, Briny’s nightly features hit every craving without hitting your wallet hard. Here’s a closer look at three…
DetailsBedda Mia Ristorante & Pizzette has quickly become one of Pompano Beach’s most beloved Italian spots — a place where tradition meets comfort, and every dish feels like it comes straight from a Sicilian family kitchen. Known for its warm atmosphere and attention to detail, Bedda Mia delivers quality without the pretense. Three standout menu…
DetailsWhat Happened to Di Farina in Pompano Beach? An Overview of Their Closure and the Building’s Sale For years, Di Farina was one of Pompano Beach’s most beloved Italian spots — a local go-to for handmade pasta, wood-fired pizza, and elevated but approachable dining just off Federal Highway. Its cozy atmosphere and consistent quality built…
DetailsThe Story Behind Gianni’s: A Pompano Beach Italian Institution When you walk through the doors of Gianni’s in Pompano Beach, you’re stepping into more than just a restaurant — you’re entering a piece of the city’s culinary history. A beloved Italian eatery with deep family roots, Gianni’s has been serving up authentic Italian classics to…
DetailsTalkin’ Tacos Brings a New Energy to a Familiar Pompano Beach Location One of Pompano Beach’s most recognizable Mexican food locations has officially entered a new chapter. Talkin’ Tacos has opened its doors in the former home of Tijuana Flats, instantly drawing attention from locals who remember the space as a go-to spot for tacos,…
DetailsMacDonald’s Convenience Store, located just steps from the Hillsboro Inlet bridge, has long been a quiet landmark for locals, fishermen, and boaters moving through one of Pompano Beach’s most iconic waterways. Before the area became a heavily visited fishing pier and inlet passage, MacDonald’s served as a simple neighborhood stop—one of those old-Florida corner stores…
DetailsThe arrival of the W Hotel in Pompano Beach marks one of the most significant steps in the city’s ongoing transformation into a modern, upscale coastal destination. Long known for its laid-back beach vibe and local charm, Pompano has spent the last decade redeveloping its pier, waterfront, and hospitality offerings. The introduction of a global…
DetailsPompano Beach has become one of South Florida’s go-to destinations for boaters looking to dock, dine, and enjoy the coastal lifestyle without ever leaving the Intracoastal. With calm waterways and a growing roster of waterfront restaurants, the city offers an unbeatable combination of convenience and scenery. Whether you’re cruising for a quick lunch or planning…
DetailsMcNab Road Makeover: What Residents Can Expect From the New Streetscape & Bridge Project Drivers along McNab Road may be hitting detours and delays this summer, but those short-term headaches are paving the way for a major upgrade to one of Pompano Beach’s most important corridors. On July 14, 2025, the City of Pompano Beach…
DetailsPOMPANO BEACH HURRICANE PREP As summer heats up in Pompano Beach, so does the potential for tropical storms and hurricanes. Hurricane season officially runs from June 1 through November 30, and while we all hope for a quiet season, it’s crucial to be prepared in case Mother Nature has other plans. Whether you’re a lifelong…
Details🛒 ALDI Coming to The Crossroads (West Sample & Powerline), Pompano Beach A new 19,432 sq ft ALDI is set to anchor The Crossroads shopping center at 2301 W. Sample Road—on the Pompano/Deerfield Beach border. The store replaces a former 25,000 sq ft commercial building that housed a mix of offices and retail shops and was demolished as part of the…
Details🎪 Festival Flea Market in Pompano Beach: An End of an Era The Festival Flea Market Mall in Pompano Beach, originally opened as the Pompano Outlet Mall in 1986 before relaunching as a flea market in 1991, has been a fixture of Pompano Beach life for nearly 40 years. Spanning over 390,000 sq ft, at its…
DetailsPompano Beach is facing a major decision that could reshape how the city is protected: Should it break away from the Broward Sheriff’s Office (BSO) and bring back its own police department?
DetailsFor years, locals knew it as Taco Joint — a casual, no-nonsense spot serving some of the most satisfying tacos in Pompano Beach. Today, the restaurant has a new name, Taco Station, but the same spirit and flavor that kept regulars coming back hasn’t gone anywhere. In fact, the rebrand feels more like an evolution…
DetailsPompano Beach has quietly evolved into one of South Florida’s most dynamic coastal cities, and much of that momentum comes down to its neighborhoods. Each pocket of the city offers a different lifestyle — from laid-back waterfront living to established residential streets to areas that are clearly on the rise. Understanding where those neighborhoods sit…
DetailsWhy Pompano Beach Is Becoming One of South Florida’s Hottest Coastal Cities For years, Pompano Beach quietly lived in the shadow of its neighbors. Fort Lauderdale had the nightlife, Boca Raton had the polish, and Pompano Beach was often overlooked in between. That narrative has changed — and fast. Today, Pompano Beach is emerging as…
DetailsBest Bars for Live Music in Pompano Beach Live music has become a major part of Pompano Beach’s nightlife identity. What was once a quiet coastal stop between Fort Lauderdale and Boca Raton now offers a steady rotation of bands, solo acts, and crowd-pleasing performers throughout the week. From waterfront stages to neighborhood pubs, Pompano…
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