Weekend things to do: Super Bowl commercials, Reverend Horton Heat, free Nutella pizza

As you may have heard, it’s Bad Bunny Weekend, when the Grammy winner’s Sunday concert will be the most-watched TV event of the year so far. Such is the enthusiasm for this show that the marketing geniuses at the NFL have scheduled two halves of a football game around it.

If you are looking to enjoy the concert with a group of fans, pretty much every bar in South Florida will have some kind of watch party scheduled.

Of course, whenever there is an event this big, there will be gambling companies offering a long list of prop bets. For instance, at BetOnline you can wager on whether Bad Bunny will sing a song in all Spanish (Yes +550, No -1000); whether he’ll say the word “ICE” (Yes +200, No -300); and which star will make a guest appearance (favorite: Cardi B -250).

You also can bet on the first song performed during Green Day’s pregame concert (favorites: “American Idiot” +100, “Basket Case” +300 and “Know Your Enemy” +400); the total number of Truth Social posts by President Trump on Sunday (over/under 10.5); and which number will be higher: Trump’s approval rating on Sunday (+150) or total points scored in the football game (-200).

Per our attorneys, we must remind you to gamble responsibly. Better yet, don’t do it. It’s stupid. Buy something for your kid instead.

Thursday

Gonna McFly now: Get your flux capacitor in gear for the touring Broadway musical “Back to the Future” at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts in Fort Lauderdale through Feb. 15. Opening-weekend performances will be at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, 8 p.m. Friday, 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday, and 1 and 6:30 p.m. Sunday. Tickets: BrowardCenter.org.

Nutella pizza (free!): Thursday is, of course, World Nutella Day, which will be celebrated at all South Florida locations of Mister O1 Extraordinary Pizza with free Nutella pizzas. They will be available for dine-in, takeout and delivery customers. In addition, the Michelin-recommended pizza spot is celebrating National Pizza Day (Feb. 9) all month with free pistachio pizza through Feb. 28. Information: MisterO1.com.

‘Glove’ story: The family dramedy “How to Break in a Glove” opens at the Arsht Center for the Performing Arts in Miami on Thursday for a run through Feb. 22. The City Theatre production of local actor-playwright Chris Anthony Ferrer’s story — set in 1999 Miami, about an 11-year-old Cuban American boy and his search for a place within tumultuous family dynamics — has weekend performances at 7:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday, 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, and 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Ticket information: ArshtCenter.org.

Thursday laughs: Comedian Nate Jackson, as seen on NBC/Peacock sitcom “The Paper” and the Netflix special “Nate Jackson: Super Funny,” brings his crowd-engaging work (be prepared if you’re sitting up front) to The Parker in Fort Lauderdale for two shows at 7 and 10 p.m. Visit ParkerPlayhouse.com.

Rock in a hard place: Rock drumming legend Carmine Appice (Vanilla Fudge; Beck, Bogert & Appice; Rod Stewart) on Thursday will revive the music of Cactus, the Long Island-spawned band that invited comparisons to Led Zeppelin in the early 1970s. Catch them at the Boca Black Box Center for the Arts at 8 p.m. Tickets: BocaBlackBox.com.

Free music: The West Palm Beach Downtown Development Authority on Thursday will kick off Black Art Matters, a free weekly Black History Month concert series at 6:30 p.m. in CityZen Garden. First up will be local guitarist Teddy Derulo. Visit DowntownWPB.com/bam. … The free, weekly Clematis by Night party on the Great Lawn on Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach on Thursday will feature internationally touring local blues-rock band JP Soars & The Red Hots from 6 to 9 p.m. Visit WPB.org/events.

Friday

One-man show: Versatile actor and entertainer Matthew Morrison — his long Broadway resume includes “Hairspray,” “The Light in the Piazza,” “South Pacific” and “Finding Neverland,” but he’s probably most widely known as Will Schuester on TV hit “Glee” — will bring song and dance and storytelling to the Broward Center in Fort Lauderdale on Friday at 7:30 p.m. Tickets: BrowardCenter.org.

Dinner in Delray: Reservations opened this week for Savor the Avenue, the signature outdoor dining event happening on March 23 in downtown Delray Beach. Taking place on a 1,300-foot table pieced together over five blocks down the center of East Atlantic Avenue, it is South Florida’s longest and kookiest dinner party. The evening will feature a four-course dinner from top local restaurants, many that are steps away along the avenue. Participants this year include Avalon Beach House, Beach Club, Brulé/Rose’s Daughter, Campi, City Oyster, Elisabetta’s, Gabriella’s, Geronimo, Le Colonial, Lemongrass, Lulu’s, Rocco’s Tacos, Table 165, The Office, and Vic & Angelo’s. Reservations, which traditionally fill up quickly, must be made through the restaurants. Get information at DowntownDelrayBeach.com/savortheave.

Don’t stop believin’: Based on the classic Adam Sandler comedy and fueled by your favorite 1980s hits, the musical “The Wedding Singer” comes to Coral Springs Center for the Arts on Friday through Feb. 14. Tickets: TheCenterCS.com.

Gotta have soul: The city of Oakland Park will host Soul Fest at Jaco Pastorius Park on Friday, a family friendly celebration of Black History Month and the traditions of African and Caribbean American cultures, with food, live entertainment and interactive creativity for all ages. Events take place from 6 to 10 p.m., and admission is free. Visit OaklandParkFL.gov/soulfest.

Friday night live: The Reverend Horton Heat will unleash his particular brand of rockabilly showmanship at Respectable Street in West Palm Beach on Friday. Doors open at 7 p.m., with special guests Sewerside Bombers. Tickets: LimitlessAgency.com. … The electrifying Disco Biscuits will share irresistible grooves at the Miami Beach Bandshell on Friday at 7 p.m. for a Jam Cruise 22 pre-party. Tickets: MiamiBeachBandshell.com. … Rock band Needtobreathe bring their acoustic tour to Hard Rock Live in Hollywood at 8 p.m. Friday, perhaps a showcase for new music from album “The Long Surrender” (set for release March 27). Tickets: Needtobreathe.com.

Saturday

D’ough! It’s Pizza Fest! Fort Lauderdale’s inaugural Pizza Fest at the Park will gather top local pie-zans in downtown’s Esplanade Park this weekend, with contests, vendor markets, demonstrations, a DJ, kids’ activities and unlimited pies to try from acclaimed restaurants and artisan pizzaiolos. Organized by brothers Loris and Larry Mele of Pummarola Pizzeria Napoletana and Emily’s Garden, Pizza Fest will include samplings from South Florida favorites such as Pizza Craft, Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana, La Leggenda Pizzeria Napoletana, ‘O Munaciello and many more. Hours: 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Saturday-Sunday. Tickets: PizzaFestival.us.

Uncommon music: New World Symphony returns to the New World Center in Miami Beach this weekend with “Coleman + Copland,” a program of stirring American music featuring Aaron Copland’s sweeping Third Symphony, with its famous Fanfare for the Common Man; contemporary composer Valerie Coleman’s new Renaissance Concerto, honoring the Great Migration and the Harlem Renaissance; plus Charles Ives’ Country Band March. Performances will be at 7:30 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday. Tickets: NWS.edu.

Weekend beer: Copperpoint Brewing Co. in Boynton Beach on Saturday will host Fire & Fluff, a perfectly timed, fireside celebration of Bierstacheln and s’mores from 4 to 10 p.m. Bierstacheln is a process whereby a poker heated on the fire is submerged into your mug of lager, turning the caramelized malts in the beer into something frothy, creamy and new. They’ll have s’mores kits available, and Twisted Smoke BBQ will be on-site. Visit Facebook.com/CopperpointBrewingCo.

You don’t sayeth? The 34th annual Florida Renaissance Festival opens this weekend at Quiet Waters Park in Deerfield Beach, continuing each Saturday and Sunday through March 29. This year’s festival features more than 100 performers (including some new ones), rides and games, vendors, costume contests and plenty of ye olde food and drynk. Note: The Ren-Fest box office is now cashless, but vendors will accept cash, and there will be ATMs throughout the site. Hours are 10 a.m. to sunset. Tickets and information: Ren-Fest.com.

Morning wine: The West Palm Beach GreenMarket, one of the signature local weekend gatherings of the season, returns on Saturday with a new edition of its monthly wine workshop series from 11 a.m. to noon, this one dedicated to wines from Oregon. The event at Centennial Square and the Great Lawn, will feature Michele Haid, regional sales manager of Oregon-based Union Wine Co., leading a tour of six wines from the Willamette Valley, accompanied by small bites from a featured GreenMarket vendor. Tickets: WPB.org.

Date night: Grammy-nominated locals Locos por Juana will apply their energetic fusion of reggae, funk, cumbia and rock to the love songs of Bob Marley during their 13th annual Locos por Marley concert at the Miami Beach Bandshell on Saturday at 8 p.m. Gates open at 7 p.m., and there will be a full bar and food vendors inside. Think of it as an early Valentine’s date. Tickets: MiamiBeachBandshell.com.

Funny girls: Tony Award-winning singers Sutton Foster and Kelli O’Hara, backed by a 70-piece orchestra, will be at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts in West Palm Beach at 7:30 p.m. Saturday to pay homage to the multitalented Julie Andrews and Carol Burnett, drawing inspiration from the 1962 CBS special “Julie and Carol at Carnegie Hall.” Tickets: Kravis.org.

Saturday night live: Puerto Rican salsa star and bandleader Gilberto Santa Rosa will perform at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood on Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets: MyHRL.com. … Jordanian American pianist Zade Dirani (also UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador for the Middle East and North Africa) brings a blend of sounds from the Middle East, classical and pop music to the Arsht Center in Miami at 8 p.m. Saturday. Tickets: ArshtCenter.org. … Blues-rock singer-guitarist Sean Chambers and the Savoy Brown Rhythm Section (bass player Pat De Salvo and drummer Garnet Grimm) will play The Funky Biscuit in Boca Raton on Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets: FunkyBiscuit.com.

Walking with drinks: The social group Girls Who Walk West Palm Beach — they describe themselves as “nice girls who want to meet, mingle, walk and explore” — will host the Galentine’s Day Bar Crawl on Saturday in downtown Delray Beach. Taking place from 4 to 8 p.m., the crawl will offer participants free entry and five free drinks at five venues: Bounce, Kapow Noodle Bar, Good Night John Boy, The Standard and The Office. Tickets, information: Linktr.ee/GirlsWhoWalkWPB.

Saturday tributes: Mathews Brewing Co. in Lake Worth Beach will host the nationally touring Tom Petty simulators The Petty Hearts on Saturday in a free show beginning at 8 p.m. Visit Facebook.com/MathewsBrewing. … Popular South Florida-based Billy Joel tribute band Turnstiles will be at Galuppi’s in Pompano Beach on Saturday beginning at 7:30 p.m. Tickets: Galuppis.com. … Jimmy Buffett tribute band Caribbean Chillers will play the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center on Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets: AventuraCenter.org.

Take the kids: ManateeFest 2026 takes place on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., celebrating the 10th anniversary of Manatee Lagoon in West Palm Beach, the educational center for the beloved sea cows that congregate this time of year in the warm water produced by the adjacent Florida Power & Light Co. plant. The free, family friendly day of manatee appreciation will include live music, food vendors, eco-exhibitors, kids’ activities and more. Information: VisitManateeLagoon.com.

Sunday

Seeing spots: Again this year, Delray Beach lounge Thrōw Social will position its Super Bowl Sunday event as a Commercial Watch Party, with a focus on the buzzed-about advertising spots (and Bad Bunny) that will be intermittently interrupted by football. Beginning at 6 p.m., you’ll find a 22-foot display screen and others (sound on), free Commercial Bingo (with prizes), and specials on food and drink. Visit Instagram.com/throwsocialdelray.

Burning love: If you are looking for more counterprogramming on Super Bowl Sunday, consider this worthy outing: Reggae legends Burning Spear and Third World will be the headliners at a concert at the ArtsPark at Young Circle in downtown Hollywood to benefit those affected by Category 5 Hurricane Melissa, which hit Jamaica on Oct. 28. Running from 3 to 8 p.m., the event is produced by the Rhythm Foundation in partnership with HOT 105-FM radio show “Reggae Runnins,” the Diaspora Vibe Cultural Arts Incubator and others. Proceeds from ticket sales will go to organizations providing aid in Jamaica via SFL Caribbean Strong and Global Empowerment Mission. Tickets: HollywoodArtsParkExperience.com.

Sunday spirituals: Tenor Limmie Pulliam, whose soaring vocals have taken him to the Metropolitan Opera, Carnegie Hall and Florida Grand Opera in recent years, comes to the Kravis Center in West Palm Beach at 2 p.m. Sunday with a program of spirituals. Accompanied by pianist Mark Markham, the program will include music from the duo’s 2023 album, “Witness,” including “Great Day,” “Give Me Jesus” and “You Can Tell the World.” Tickets: Kravis.org.

Weekend movie: Coral Gables Art Cinema will offer a noon screening on Super Bowl Sunday of “My Dinner with Andre,” Louis Malle’s 1981 portrait of a conversation between two friends (Wallace Shawn and André Gregory), whose philosophical meandering on the meaning of life has been described as “the most boring movie of all time.” And this is why we love Gables Cinema. Tickets: GablesCinema.com.

Staff writer Ben Crandell can be reached at bcrandell@sunsentinel.com. Follow on IG: @BenCrandell.