New restaurant, summer camps, veterans outing: Catch up on 3 Pines stories
Three recent stories about Pembroke Pines covered several topics, including a new Colombian restaurant opening, the city’s summer camp options and a veterans’ outing to a Miami Marlins game.
Here’s a rundown to catch up:
Colombian restaurant with ‘largest bandeja paisa’ coming to Pembroke Pines
El Machetico, known for oversized Colombian comfort food, is opening a Pembroke Pines location in May (the exact address hasn’t been shared yet). The restaurant’s big calling card is what it claims is the nation’s “largest bandeja paisa,” plus other extra-large dishes like multi-tier sancocho and a 3-foot chicharrón.
Need ideas for when school is out? Pembroke Pines launches summer camp lineup
Pembroke Pines just opened registration for several summer camps, including art/drama, soccer, tennis-pickleball-golf, and a “Special Population” camp for children and adults with disabilities. Residents get first dibs now, with non-resident registration opening April 20, and the city laid out dates, locations, and weekly/session pricing for each program.
Pembroke Pines veterans invited to Marlins game at loanDepot Park. What to know
Pembroke Pines is teaming up with the nonprofit VetBaseball to take local veterans to a Miami Marlins game on Tuesday, May 5, with transportation from the Charles F. Dodge City Center. The night includes a meal, snacks and drinks, game tickets and a commemorative T-shirt, while non-veteran guests can attend with a minimum $75 donation.
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