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The Russian Matryoshka Club will host two cultural events in May, offering residents an opportunity to experience Russian film and live performance at Le Club. On May 2 at 6 p.m., the club will present a screening and discussion of the Russian film Uchilka/The Teacher at the Le Club Theater. The film centers on a tense classroom situation that unfolds into a dramatic hostage scenario. Screenwriter Ekaterina Asmus will attend and lead a post-film discussion. The film will be s

The City of Deerfield Beach has launched a new digital platform designed to connect residents with volunteer opportunities throughout the community, providing a streamlined and user-friendly way to get involved. The online portal serves as a centralized hub where residents can explore a wide range of volunteer roles across various community service departments. Opportunities include assisting local seniors, participating in community events, and supporting other civic initiat

The CVE Belly Dance Club will present a special Shimmy Mob performance on Saturday, May 9, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Le Club Theater, with doors opening at 1:30 p.m. After months of preparation, the 2026 Shimmy Mob Team is set to take the stage for an energetic and inspiring showcase featuring the official Shimmy Mob choreography performed by women around the world. The performance highlights both the artistry of belly dance and a global movement dedicated to raising aware

Century Village East will host a Jerusalem Day observance on Thursday, May 14, with a program reflecting on the historical and religious significance of the city. The event will take place at 2:45 p.m. in the Clubhouse Party Room, with doors opening at 2:15 p.m. The program will include videos, music, remarks from rabbis, and greetings from invited guests, followed by refreshments. Jerusalem Day commemorates the reunification of the city in 1967. Historically, Jerusalem had b

The CVE Tennis Club has announced the results of its most successful Tennis Ladder program to date, with record participation across all skill levels. A total of 33 club members competed this season, forming 15 teams and playing 43 matches, marking the highest level of engagement since the program launched three years ago. Top honors in the ladder competitions went to Hélène Fiset and André Brassard in Mixed Doubles. In Women’s Doubles, Elyse Boisvert and Hélène Fiset claimed

With hurricane season beginning June 1, residents throughout Century Village East are being encouraged to take steps now to ensure they are prepared well before any storm appears on the radar. Preparation starts with planning. That includes reviewing insurance policies to understand what is covered and making any necessary updates. It also means creating a personal hurricane plan that outlines where you will go if an evacuation is ordered, how you will communicate with family

Volleyball players are being called to the sand courts in Century Village East for a series of casual, pick-up games throughout May and June. Games will take place every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. on the sand volleyball court located behind the dinner and tennis courts. The sessions are open to both men and women, with players encouraged to simply show up and join in the fun. Organizers say the goal is to bring residents together for friendly competi

A newly formed group of residents in Century Village East is taking aim at rising building insurance costs, launching an initiative they believe could significantly reduce premiums for condominium associations. The CVE Advocacy Club, made up of retired business owners with experience managing expenses, has identified high insurance rates as its first priority. The group points to a hi-rise building where annual insurance costs have climbed from $85,000 in 2023 to $120,000 in

Residents are invited to gather for an evening of reflection and community connection at a National Day of Prayer ceremony scheduled for Thursday, May 7, 2026, from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Villages of Hillsboro Park, located at 4111 NW 6th St. The event is open to the public and welcomes individuals of all backgrounds and generations to participate in a shared moment of prayer, gratitude, and inspiration. Organizers say the ceremony is intended to provide a peaceful setting for r

Temple B’nai Shalom continued its recent growth with a well-attended Passover Seder that drew more than 100 participants, marking an increase of approximately 60 percent over last year’s event. The Seder featured storytelling, music, and prayers led by Cantor Mitch Martin, whose upbeat style helped create a welcoming atmosphere for attendees. The meal was catered by the Century Diner, which served a multi-course Passover dinner. In addition to regular members, the event attra

CVE Master Management has announced plans to conduct a community-wide survey aimed at gathering resident feedback on the village’s bus service, with the goal of improving efficiency and better aligning routes with actual usage. The survey, expected to be released sometime in April, will ask residents to share their experiences with the bus system, including the quality of service as well as how frequently they use it. More importantly, residents will be asked to identify whic

Temple B’nai Shalom brought the spirit of Purim to life with a lively and creative celebration that drew approximately 100 members and guests to the Activity Center. The festive event featured costumes, masks, and two original theatrical performances that offered fresh takes on the traditional Purim story. Attendees were treated to “Purim According to Paul,” a playful, soap opera-style retelling performed by synagogue members, and a “Modern Book of Esther,” which reimagined t