A vibrant arts hub in Pembroke Pines featuring 18 individual creative studios accessible by artists at all levels. Pottery wheel, painting, sculpture, and mixed media are the core offerings, along with open gallery space where local artists can display and sell their work. The complex also hosts seminars in art techniques and creative expression.

Broward College's state-of-the-art planetarium features a 40-foot diameter domed theater with Definiti fulldome video system. Public planetarium shows cover astronomy, space exploration and science education. Recently reopened in May 2026 after grants-funded technology upgrades. A unique hands-on STEM experience for curious minds.

A coding school for kids offering hands-on programming, AI education, robotics, Python, Scratch, Roblox and game development. The after-school program features personalized 2:1 Code Coaching — beginner through advanced — built around a custom curriculum that suits each student. Summer camps are offered year-round. Families from Weston, Parkland, Southwest Ranches and Cooper City enroll regularly.

STEAM learning programs using LEGO and technology — including robotics, coding, engineering and hands-on building challenges. Camps and workshops for ages 5–12; after-school programs broadly serve ages 4–14. Weekly summer camps, half-day or full-day, plus one-day holiday and teacher-workshop day workshops. All programs designed for new students (2:1 coaching ratios). Special Needs inclusive — autism-friendly sessions with TSS/Aides welcome.

A Pembroke Pines music school offering private and group lessons in voice, piano, guitar, drums, violin, cello, ukulele, woodwinds and brass. All students have an assigned teacher, lessons are billed month-to-month with no long-term contracts, and opportunities for live performance are encouraged but not required. The studio specializes in personalized instruction for students of every level, including students with special needs.

A martial arts academy offering instruction across multiple systems — karate, krav maga, kickboxing, jiu-jitsu, taekwondo and self-defense. Beginner-friendly with trial classes for new students.

Brazilian jiu-jitsu (both gi and no-gi), MMA and kickboxing with dedicated kids programs. Open to white belts of all ages; a competition track is available for competitive students.

Brazilian jiu-jitsu (gi discipline), no-gi MMA and anti-bullying programs for children. Ages are divided into 5–7, 8–11, 12–15 and adult categories. All classes designed to accept new students (white belt welcome). The academy also fields a competition team for ages 7–15.

After-school chess club program run at several participating schools in the Pembroke Pines area. Chess is used as an educational tool to develop confidence, imagination, concentration, intuition, logical reasoning and critical thinking. Program runs Monday through Saturday at the participating campuses.

The Walter C. Young Resource Center serves western Pembroke Pines with free programs: story times (ages 0–12), homework help, SAT/ACT prep resources, book clubs and teen leadership programs. Small, quiet and focused — less crowded than the South Regional branch.