• "Colors of the World" - an Art contest for students of all ages, depicting the multi-cultural aspects of the artist's world. In 2002, the program included work from students in Paraiso, Costa Rica, which is Coral Springs' International Partner City.
• "The Etiquette of Good Business" - business etiquette and protocol tips to boost the skills in handling customers of diverse backgrounds and build the confidence in business dining. (June 2004)

The Coral Springs Multi-Cultural Advisory Committee, has proudly sponsored the following festivals:

• "Cinco de Mayo" (May of 2001, 2002, and 2003) - a Hispanic festival gathering our Latin community together to pay tribute to this Mexican holiday. The event was co-hosted by the Northwest Regional Library.
  
• "Fiesta Coral Springs" (May 2004) - the "Cinco de Mayo" festival has evolved to celebrate all the Latin cultures in general, and that change was reflected on its new name.
  
• "WorldFest" (March 2005) - another step forward in order to include as many countries as possible, "WorldFest" will be held in conjunction with the Annual Our Town America Festival.
  
• "Holiday Parade" - participation by multi-cultural groups showcasing their rich cultures. (December 2005) On December 2004, the Multi-Cultural Advisory Committee float was awarded the Vice-Mayor's Cup for non-profit organizations. "International Dinner Dance" - In September, celebrating multi-cultural month, to increase the appreciation for the diverse cultures that abound in our community. "International Peace Garden" - development of an area adjacent to the Coral Springs Center for the Arts, showcasing the diverse ethnicity that exists in Coral Springs. Winding walkways will lead the residents through trees, flowers, and sculptures from foreign and American artists. "Special Events Funding" - Available to non-profit organizations wishing to host cultural, educational, health/environmental events in our city.