Fun Stuff This Weekend

Where to Go, What to See

Whether you’re house hunting or just looking to explore what’s happening around Pembroke Pines, here’s what we go lined up.

Three solid open houses across different price points plus local events that range from hands on creative workshops to a food & wine fest just down the road in Miramar.

3 Open House Picks

These three homes are worth stepping out for whether you’re house hunting or just curious what your next move could look like.

Open Houses Saturday, October 18

1. 1581 NW 159th Ave
   Asking $775,000
   4 Bed | 3 Bath | Sat, 12–2PM
   Spacious two story pool home with a lake view in a gated community. The backyard setup alone makes this one worth a look.

2. 8151 NW 15th Ct
   Asking $470,000
   3 Bed | 2 Bath | Sat, 12–4PM + Sun, 1–4PM
   Priced under $500K with a big yard and no HOA. Good bones, recent updates, and room to grow. Feels like a sleeper pick.

3. 331 NW 101st Terrace
   Asking $555,000
   3 Bed | 2 Bath | Sun, 12–3PM
   Located near the golf course and close to everything off Pines Blvd. Quiet street, well kept block, and a traditional layout that works for just about anyone.

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3 Local Events to Catch this Weekend

1. Clay Days: Ceramic Tile Workshop
   Studio 18 | Saturday, Oct. 25
   Led by artist José Pita Vazquez, this hands on class walks you through creating and glazing your own decorative tile. Part two of the series but newcomers are still welcome.
   $20 • All ages • Registration required

2. Let’s Draw Halloween Monsters
   Kendra Scott, Shops at Pembroke Gardens | Sunday, Oct. 26, 11AM–1PM
   Hosted by Comic Kids, this is a fun drawing class with treats, giveaways, and goodie bags for the first 25 kids.
   $5 per child • Under 14 with guardian

3. Miramar Food & Wine Festival
   Miramar City Hall Plaza | Saturday, Oct. 25, from 5PM
   Live music, vendor booths, food and wine tastings, and raffle prizes up to $100. Proceeds go to the United Negro College Fund.
   Free entry • $10 raffle online