have our annual Orange Blossom Festival, which includes the parade and the rodeo. We also host many events for youths, adults, and seniors at our Multipurpose Center. By the end of the year, the Town will be welcoming a new Pro Women’s Soccer Team which will open additional opportunities for sports enthusiasts to attend live sporting events.” She notes that Davie residents are afforded opportunities to engage in the equestrian and agricultural lifestyle. “There’s a lot to do for people of all ages. The Town is very family-oriented, and our events are designed to accommodate anybody of any age.” In addition to its Equestrian culture, Davie offers an abundance of natural amenities, including Flamingo Gardens, a lush botanical garden and wildlife sanctuary spanning over 60 acres. One of Davie’s natural gems, this historic site is approaching its seaports, making it an appealing destination for businesses. “We have a great location, and I think that itself is very marketable to new businesses seeking to relocate into the South Florida area,” she remarks.“We have retail, office, industrial, healthcare, aviation and marine industries here.That’s something that would attract business owners from various industries to come to the Town.” RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL AGES Fondly referred to as “Cowboy Town,” Davie boasts a rich equestrian heritage and a vibrant rodeo culture. “We have a lot of activities that occur on the rodeo grounds, the most popular being the Davie Pro Rodeo,” describes Thomas. “And we have other types of events that go on during the year. We P. Holste D. Thomas 193 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 05, ISSUE 07 DAVIE, FL
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