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Summertime and planning for new programs that enhance wellness this fall at Pinecrest Gardens<\/p>\n

SUMMER EVENTS TO GATHER AND CELEBRATE<\/p>\n

FIFA World Cup Watch Parties | June & July
This June and July, Pinecrest Gardens hosts FIFA World Cup Watch Parties at Cypress Hall. Enjoy live match broadcasts indoors or on the outdoor deck, with concessions available throughout the day. Dates and match schedules will be announced via email, social media, and the Gardens\u2019 website.<\/p>\n

Host Your Private Event At Pinecrest Gardens
Pinecrest Gardens offers indoor and outdoor venue spaces for picture-perfect weddings, fun-filled kids\u2019 birthdays, exciting corporate gatherings, enchanting holiday parties and more, all set within 14 acres of lush botanical surroundings. Whether you\u2019re planning an elegant affair or a relaxed gathering, the Gardens provide a backdrop you won\u2019t find anywhere else in South Florida. Contact events@pinecrestgardens.org to start planning.<\/p>\n

Summer Visits & Youth Programs: Explore, Learn, And Grow<\/p>\n

Plan Your Perfect Summer Visit
Plan ahead and make the most of every visit to Pinecrest Gardens. Consider arriving in the afternoon when the Gardens are quieter after morning camps and field trips. Bring swimsuits, towels, and sunscreen to enjoy the Splash \u2019n Play after time on the playground. Check the website or call ahead before visiting during storm season. For a cooler escape, the shaded Lower Gardens offer a tranquil spot to watch aquatic wildlife.<\/p>\n

Hands-On Learning For Young Explorers
Summer camps run weekly from June 8 through August 7. The STEAM camp with Discovery Lab engages ages 4\u20139 in science-based exploration, while younger children (ages 2\u20134) can build creativity and confidence in a half-day camp with Pinecrest Dance Project. Campers enjoy daily access to the Gardens, including the mini zoo and splash areas.<\/p>\n

New This Fall: Wellness Program For Adults
Learning takes a more reflective turn this fall with a new Wellness Series developed with JMW Coaching. For many people midlife is a powerful transition marked by shifting roles\u2014from empty nesting and career pivots to caring for aging parents. This four-week workshop, based on Jennifer Warren Medwin\u2019s Brave Bites Forward I.M.P.A.C.T Method, offers an intentional space to move from emotional overload to purposeful action. Attend the full series or single sessions on Thursday mornings at 10 am from September 10 through October 1. Registration starts July 1st.<\/p>\n

Year-Round Family Programs
Parent & Me classes run weekday mornings from September through May. Homeschool Co-School, runs from October through May. Mini Camps are scheduled on teacher planning days with the first scheduled on September 21. Garden Day: Arts for Wellness, presented in partnership with All Kids Included, is set for Saturday, October 17. Together, these programs reflect a broader commitment to accessible, inclusive learning rooted in nature. Registration opens in August.<\/p>\n

Leading Through Education And Conservation
As highlighted in our companion feature, this spring, Pinecrest Gardens hosted horticulture professionals from across the region in partnership with Public Gardens as Sentinels Against Invasive Plants (PGSIP), reinforcing the Gardens\u2019 role as both a classroom and a living laboratory.<\/p>\n

Do You Remember Parrot Jungle?
Have old photos and memorabilia from your visits to Parrot Jungle? Snapshots with Pinky, the flamingos, or beneath the banyans? As Pinecrest celebrates 30 years, we\u2019re collecting memories from the early days. Email your photos and a short note to events@pinecrestgardens.org. Selected submissions may be featured on the Village\u2019s social media and in an upcoming exhibition<\/p>\n

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