Events in Brevard County, FL

Learn about intentional networking with a group of local business owners from Brevard, and meet the chapter.

Explore the Chamber Ambassador role and how it can elevate business visibility through meaningful community involvement. Ambassadors represent the Chamber in the business community, connect with local leaders, take part in ribbon cuttings, attend networking events, and participate in monthly meetings. The emphasis is on staying informed, expanding connections, and making a positive impact locally. It is designed for current Ambassadors and for individuals interested in the role. Participation requires completing an application and meeting the Chamber’s eligibility criteria.

This event offers open, walk-in caregiver interviews with on-the-spot consideration for individuals seeking to make a difference in the community. Candidates should have a current CNA, HHA, LPN, or RN certification or license. Additional requirements include I-9 documentation, CPR certification, proof of a recent TB test or chest X-ray, a background check, and AHCA fingerprinting. Completing the application in advance can help save time.

Open play is available throughout the day, and anyone who participates will receive 10 percent off their purchase.

A session of Commander with a simple incentive for participants. Anyone who plays receives 10 percent of their purchase.

Savor a refined tea service in a historic setting, with tables dressed in vintage place settings and linens. A trio of savory sandwiches is accompanied by scones and a sweet course, complemented by three loose-leaf teas paired to match the menu. Each seating includes a brief tour of Field Manor, recognized as one of the oldest residences in Brevard. Of each ticket, $30 supports Field Manor as a donation and $10 covers the food. Attendance is limited to 14 guests per tea, and reservations are required.

Every Wednesday features jumbo wings that are juicy and crisp, priced at $7 for eight. Choose from a variety of sauces to make them just how you like. Drink specials include $8 Bud Light pitchers and $6 mixers with Jack or Tito's.

Take the stage at Dirty Birds Tiki Bar & Grill for an open mic backed by a full band. Sing or play along, bringing your own instrument or using one supplied by the band. Add your name to the sign-up sheet when you arrive to secure a turn on stage.

Test your team’s knowledge in a trivia challenge hosted by DJ Josh, with prizes on the line. Enjoy a complimentary pound of wings with every pitcher, plus $3.50 High Noon Seltzer and Fireball specials. Live music follows to keep the night going.

This gathering offers a two-part experience focused on inner calm and meaningful connection. Settle into 45 to 60 minutes of guided Max Meditation, followed by an additional hour devoted to intentional community time where there is space to connect, reflect, and simply be with like-minded people. Light snacks and tea are included to create a warm, grounding atmosphere. The meditation blends time-honored techniques with elements of modern psychology, guiding participants through breathwork, full-body relaxation, quiet awareness, and gentle visualization to ease stress and invite stillness. Benefits can include a clear, calm mind, relief from overwhelm, increased joy, focus, and peace, and renewed energy with greater emotional balance. The cost is $20.

Music Bingo turns familiar tunes into a lively game night at Time Out Sports Bar Plus. Short song clips play while you mark the matching titles on a digital bingo card right on your phone, no app required. Get bingo to win, with as many as 20 winners in a game. Expect gameplay with 10 unique patterns, free entry, digital cards, and food and drink specials. Prizes include gift certificates to Time Out Sports Bar Plus along with other surprises. It suits music lovers, trivia fans, and groups of friends or families.

A new setting with the same supportive spirit. The Recovery Dharma meeting has moved to Recovery Connections in Melbourne. It offers a Buddhist-inspired approach to healing from many forms of addiction, not only drugs and alcohol but also patterns like codependency, people pleasing, overthinking, chaos, control, worry, and recurring negative thoughts. Participants can expect a quiet room with comfortable seating that supports calm breathing and a sense of community. The gathering focuses on sitting, mindful breath, learning, and healing together. There is no expectation of perfection, only willingness. It is open to all and operates on a donation basis.

Set along the riverfront in Cocoa, the Cocoa Village Riverfront Market features Local Tomatoes LLC and an array of foods sourced from area farms. Find crisp vegetables, a broad assortment of fruits, eggs straight from the farm, organic selections, and other seasonal specialties. Everything is chosen for freshness and kept unfrozen, with the lineup changing throughout the year as new harvests arrive. Enjoy the waterfront setting with the family, explore the stalls, and swing by the Local Tomatoes LLC stand to fill your basket while supporting local growers.

Set inside Wickham Park’s Regional Pavilion in Melbourne, the Brevard County Farmers Market centers on edible, locally produced foods and agricultural goods rather than crafts or art. It operates throughout the year, pausing only for holidays or hurricanes. Entry and parking are free. Many vendors accept cards, and bringing some cash helps for those that do not. SNAP is accepted. EBT can be swiped at the on-site SNAP/FAB booth to receive tokens to spend with vendors. Every SNAP dollar is matched with one FAB dollar with no cap, so a $25 EBT transaction provides $25 in SNAP tokens plus $25 in FAB tokens for a total of $50 toward fresh, local food. Tokens never expire, allowing you to use them over time. The Regional Pavilion offers accessible parking, restrooms, and water fountains for convenience, and public bus stops are located at the park’s main entrances.

Sebastian River Moose Lodge #1767 presents a debut cornhole tournament featuring casual competition and prizes. Teams are welcome to participate, and food and beverages will be available. Champions take home bragging rights.

Pub Americana features 50 percent off gourmet pizza and wine. The pizzas are made with dough shipped from Brooklyn, bringing a classic New York style to the table.

At Beef 'O' Brady's Space Coast, Jeep enthusiasts gather for a casual meet and greet centered on eye catching Jeeps, plenty of conversation about all things Jeep, and friendly company. The environment is family friendly and welcoming, with a crew from Brevard that fosters a positive atmosphere. This relaxed hangout offers a chance to admire builds, swap stories, and enjoy refreshments while connecting with fellow Jeep fans.

A BattleTech league welcomes returning players as well as anyone curious about trying a new game. It is an opportunity to meet the league and watch the action unfold on the tabletop.

A Star Wars Legion league gathering welcomes returning players and anyone curious about the game. Meet league members and watch matches unfold on the tabletop to see how the action plays out.

This event has a $10 entry fee, and prizes scale with participation. If 12 or more people attend, the top finisher receives modern playable cards, and the top cut is awarded store credit.

Jonathon Boogie Long brings a powerful blend of modern blues, soul, and gospel-inflected grooves to Heidi’s Jazz Club, showcasing soulful, technically adept guitar playing and a commanding vocal presence. His sound nods to the warmth of B.B. King and the precision of Steve Morse, while his singing recalls the grit and range of Tab Benoit and Gregg Allman. As a songwriter, he moves from hard-edged honesty to uplifting resilience in equal measure. Raised in Baton Rouge within a church music tradition, Long started touring at 14 with Henry Turner Jr., later performing with Chris Duarte, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, and Luther Kent. He earned Guitar Center’s King of the Blues title at 22, drew the attention of B.B. King, and toured with the blues legend. After early independent releases, his label-backed albums all reached the Billboard Blues Top 20. He recorded two projects produced by Samantha Fish, then became the debut artist on Jim Odom’s Myrical Records. A fixture on the festival circuit, he has appeared alongside Joe Bonamassa, Gov’t Mule, Gregg Allman, ZZ Top, Robert Cray, and Dr. John, with annual New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival performances issued as live albums. His accolades include induction into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame, endorsements from Gibson and Ernie Ball, and a starring role in the feature film We Are Kings. His latest studio release, Courage in the Chaos, produced by Jim Odom and issued on Myrical Media, highlights contemporary ideas grounded in classic roots. Smart casual attire is requested. For regular tickets, a $20 minimum per person applies. If the entire party is not present within 20 minutes after the show begins, management may release the seats.

A lively night of comedy and laughter awaits. Doors open earlier for dinner and drinks before the show, and there is no cover charge.

Pride Night at Club Nightlife offers a welcoming space to mix and mingle with like-minded people. Enjoy drinks, food, and a fun atmosphere throughout the evening.

Sandbar is featuring karaoke alongside a big pizza special. Enjoy a large pizza for the price of a small with your choice of toppings, then step up to the mic for your favorite songs.

The route begins at Lucky Goat Coffee - Viera Blvd and heads to Borrows West Park before returning, for a total of about 2.15 miles. Wrap up with drinks at Lucky Goat.

Connect with entrepreneurs, founders, and professionals growing businesses across the Space Coast at a casual weekly coffee meetup. Attendees mingle over coffee, meet new people, talk about what they are working on, and find opportunities to collaborate. Everyone gets a brief 30 second window to introduce their business and spark conversations with the room. Whether launching a startup, investing in real estate, or building a service business, this gathering offers an easy way to broaden a professional network through open, friendly discussion.

Donate blood at a community drive held with OneBlood in the BJ's Brewhouse parking lot. Each donation can help patients and support hospitals across the community. Friends and family are welcome to participate together in this effort to give back and help save lives. Anticipated features include a convenient neighborhood setting, friendly and professional OneBlood staff, and possible donor perks such as giveaways and refreshments. Appointments are recommended, and walk-ins are accepted as space permits. One donation can make a real difference.

Candlelight fills First Church Melbourne for a tribute to the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons. A Listeso string quartet reimagines chart-topping tracks in an intimate setting shaped by warm, flickering light. The program features Coldplay pieces such as Clocks, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, A Sky Full of Stars, and Viva la Vida, alongside Imagine Dragons songs including Radioactive, Eyes Closed, Nice to Meet You, Follow You, Bad Liar, and Believer. The concert runs for 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the performance and entry closes once the music begins. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone. The venue is ADA compliant. Admission is for ages 8 and up, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult.

Brevard County Parks and Recreation brings a free outdoor drive-in movie night to Wickham Park Regional Pavilion in Melbourne, featuring Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas. Watch from your vehicle with audio through your car stereo, or listen along on external speakers. The film starts after sunset when it is dark enough to project. Before the screening, Space Coast Mom Life and KidsFirst Inc host a Trunk or Treat with candy giveaways, inflatables, face painting, and costume contests. Food and treats will be available for purchase from on-site food trucks including Florida Juice, All I need Sips & Cheese, Caldonia Kitchen, Simple Life Food, Gran Arepa, Nuzi’s Wood Fired Cuisine, Carin’s Hand Crafted Ice Cream, and Paradise Shaved Ice. A family friendly evening under the night sky.

The 29th annual Signature Awards Gala celebrates Puerto Rican heritage and recognizes leaders who strengthen the community and safeguard cultural traditions. Presented by U.T.B. United Third Bridge, Educational and Cultural Fund, and hosted by Eastern Florida State College, the evening includes the presentation of the Signature Awards along with music, entertainment, dinner, and dancing. This year features a curated art showcase highlighting artists from Corozal, Puerto Rico, honoring their creativity, history, and cultural impact. Proceeds benefit local scholarships and community programs that advance U.T.B.’s mission of education, cultural preservation, and community support. Sponsorship packages and table options are available for businesses and organizations, and journal program ads can be purchased to highlight an organization or honor someone special. Individual tickets will also be offered for community members, families, and supporters. For details about sponsorships, ads, or tickets, contact 863-381-4858 or UTBinc77@gmail.com. Registered Charity CH9777.

Celebrate a grand opening and client appreciation gathering with cocktails, wine, beer, and light hors d’oeuvres alongside clients, customers, industry partners, and friends. Enjoy live entertainment throughout the event. An RSVP is requested, and more details will be shared.

Sebastian River Moose Lodge #1767 hosts a weekly competition that doubles up the action with both 8-ball and 9-ball. Expect spirited matchups with prizes and bragging rights on the line, plus lots of chalk dust. Food and drinks are part of the experience, and the atmosphere stays playful with lighthearted trash talk.

This weekly One Piece event has a $5 entry fee, and each entry includes a TP pack.

This draft-style event has a $15 entry fee, and one pack per participant goes into the prize pool.

Magic The Gathering players gather for a three pack draft featuring the most current set. The event features three Swiss rounds. Prizes include one pack for taking part in round one, plus one pack per win in rounds two and three, with all packs from the current set. Pricing varies by set, so call or come in to confirm the current draft price. Please plan to arrive a little early to register and pay before the draft begins.

Unwind with an evening of painting and sipping as a local artist guides the group through a featured artwork step by step. No experience is required, with instruction provided from the first brushstroke to the final details. This BYOB studio welcomes snacks and beverages, and supplies cups and bottle openers for convenience. The ticket includes all necessary paint supplies, aprons, and guided instruction, plus a 16x20 inch canvas to take home, with an option to upgrade to a wood board.

Gamerz R Us presents a weekly Yu-Gi-Oh event with a $10 entry fee. Players receive an OTS pack at check-in, one additional pack is provided to each participant at entry, and one pack per person is added to the prize pool.

This ninth contest offers a fresh chance to follow the action and share in the excitement.

Palm Bay celebrates Hispanic and Latino heritage with the 29th Annual Puerto Rican Day Parade and Multicultural Festival at Palm Bay City Hall. Recognized as the oldest Puerto Rican Day Parade in Florida, this free, family friendly celebration highlights música, cultura, sabor, and orgullo. The parade leads directly into a festival featuring youth art contest winners, an artist showcase, cultural displays, traditional foods, and live performances. Families can explore a health and wellness zone and a Kids Corner, enjoy story time with parade mascot Lola and friends, view antique and automotive exhibits, and take part in free salsa lessons and other activities. Presented by U.T.B. United Third Bridge, Inc., and produced in partnership with Gary Yeomans Ford Palm Bay, the Neighborhood Association for Inter-Cultural Affairs, Eastern Florida State College, the City of Palm Bay, Launch CU, and IntoTheSpotlight Talkshow, this gathering shares the vibrant spirit of Puerto Rico on Florida’s Space Coast.

A playful Munay Ki and Mesa gathering invites children into a cozy circle where love is expressed through action and exploration. Rooted in Peruvian shamanic wisdom, this experience is designed to help young participants discover who they are, feel safe being themselves, and connect with their own spirituality. The series unfolds across nine meetings, with one gentle rite offered in each class. Attending all sessions provides the complete set of blessings that encourage loving protection, awaken inner wisdom, and nurture a felt sense of connection to the sacred. Along the way, children can form friendships, enjoy creative projects, build confidence, learn simple tools for understanding and working with big emotions, and practice choosing love more often than fear. This gathering is free and supported by love donations. Guidance is provided by Lindsay Hawkins, a Q’ero shaman who carries a full Mesa and trained with Shannon Davis, as well as a certified coach in nervous system regulation and mindset. With deep respect for Andean teachings and a background as a pediatric anesthetist for 22 years, together with CPR certification, she blends clinical insight with spiritual practice to support individuals and families. As a mother of 5-year-old twins, she offers an age-appropriate approach that helps children develop energetic boundaries, connect with the Earth and their own spirit, regulate emotions, and grow in confidence. Her classes and sessions emphasize safety, compassion, and whole-person well-being. Refunds are available for cancellations made at least 24 hours before the class.

This free community trunk or treat offers festive fun for the whole community.

A Saturday art market is set at the Myrt Tharpe gazebo in Cocoa Village, with multiple dates scheduled and more to come.

Adam Sean brings a solo set of familiar favorites to the Lone Cabbage stage. Requests are welcome, and the focus is on a fun, upbeat atmosphere.

A free community event featuring trunk or treating, games, crafts, face painting, food, hygiene products, and more. Everyone is welcome to enjoy a day of fun. Presented by the Community Outreach Ministry.

Create a functioning fused glass clock with guidance from Lauren at Wickham Park Senior Center Inc. Participants will cut and arrange glass pieces into a custom design, then the project will be taken to be fired so it fuses into a single piece. After firing, it will be assembled into a working clock, and finished pieces will be available for pickup in about one to two weeks. The workshop welcomes beginners and provides step by step instruction in a friendly, social setting. Bring simple design ideas or choose favorite shapes and colors during the session. All supplies are included, with optional specialty glass available for purchase. Class size is limited to 16 people for plenty of individual attention. The cost is $75 per person, and payment can be made at the door or in advance via Venmo or Zelle.

Try the latest releases from Storm, Roto Grip, and 900 Global at a bowling ball demo held at River Lanes Family Entertainment Center in Titusville. The event features two squads, giving bowlers time on the lanes to compare options. Entry is $25 per bowler per squad, and that amount is applied to the purchase price of a ball at checkout. Most demo balls will be available in 14 and 15 pounds, with a limited selection in 12 and 13 pounds. Contact the organizer to sign up.

Enjoy the Town of Malabar Fall Fest with candy and vendors. A daytime walk-through will be open to collect donations and hand out candy to young children.

On Saturdays, enjoy play in whatever format you prefer. All formats are supported.

Connect with fellow board gamers at a weekly gathering held in the store’s game room. Attendance is free and all ages are welcome. Take a seat at a table already marked as looking for players, or pick up a sign to start your own table. Explore the in-store demo wall filled with board games, or bring a favorite from home and share it at the table. Alcohol is not permitted, and participants are asked to use family friendly language and keep interactions courteous. If you have questions or if any issue arises, please speak with a staff member for assistance.

Experience an evening devoted to imagination and community as Dr. Kerry Magro, a well known autism advocate, speaker, author, and consultant, leads a one-night gathering that benefits Bridge to Tomorrow. Families, educators, therapists, advocates, and community members gather to honor neurodivergent learners and the potential within every child. The program features a presentation by Dr. Magro, food and drinks, Golden Ticket themed settings with photo spots, a silent disco for ages 10 and up, opportunities to connect with others, and ways to contribute to local scholarships through Bridge to Tomorrow. There is no cost to attend, and optional donations support scholarships and programs. Presented in partnership by Puzzle Box Academy, Kaleidoscope Interventions, Legacy High School, and Bridge to Tomorrow. More than a training for parents, this celebration focuses on possibility, resilience, advocacy, and belonging, bringing advocacy and imagination together.

Cosmic Jam brings a night of Grateful Dead tunes and other jam band music to Pier 220. Enjoy food, drinks, and a scenic riverside backdrop while dancing to the music.

Turn back the clock in Viera with a nostalgic trip to 1989. A throwback atmosphere brings the feel of that year to life.

A welcoming full moon ceremony invites the community to gather across generations. October’s Hunter’s Moon appears in Taurus, highlighting themes of abundance, connection to the senses and body, and practical security. The evening starts with complimentary shamanic clearings, then continues with fire spinning, community drumming and singing, and optional tarot readings available for purchase. Participants will create and use a small pencil-sized stick in the ceremony, and bringing one already decorated is also welcome. The circle centers on setting intentions to release up to three things that are ready to be let go. Arriving on time allows space to receive a clearing and prepare the ceremony stick. For comfort, consider bringing a chair, blanket, or outdoor pillow, a rattle or drum if you have one, a personal drink, and any other helpful items for being outdoors. This is a free gathering supported by love donations, with gratitude for contributions such as sage, olive oil, or firewood. Children are welcome and the atmosphere is relaxed and inclusive.

Back for another round, this beachside get together blends a pool party vibe with a drum circle timed to sunset. Live music comes from Mondo Tikis, with a pool to enjoy and refreshments on hand. Tom's Noms sets up a food tent, and there are vendors and kayak rental to explore. Attendees can bring their own drums, and additional drums will be available.

Digimon Weekly has a $10 entry. Each participant receives a TP pack and a booster pack with entry, and one pack per person goes into the prize pool.

A Halloween themed evening of Mahjong unfolds at Madelynn Rose Boutique, blending tile play with treats, shopping, and a touch of mischief. Every attendee receives a brand new Mahjong game card to use during play and take home. The experience includes charcuterie style bites, a specialty drink, after hours access to the boutique for shopping, and a few spooky surprises. There are also opportunities to win a Halloween themed Mahjong tile set. Costumes are encouraged to add to the festive spirit. Tickets are 50 dollars per person and include the new game card, food, specialty drink, Mahjong play, shopping, chances to win, and all the Halloween fun planned. Capacity is limited.

This family friendly Halloween gathering features a free-to-play Finish the Lyrics game and an outdoor open mic. Costumes are encouraged but not required. A costume contest follows the Finish the Lyrics game, and there will be a screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Matt Schofield returns to Heidi’s Jazz Club for a night of music that celebrates the British blues tradition through original songs, expressive vocals, and the melodic guitar tone that has inspired many players. Born in Britain and now based in the United States, he has spent more than three decades on stages around the world, with over twenty years leading his own projects, touring nearly thirty countries as a guitarist, singer, songwriter, producer, and bandleader. His accolades include three consecutive British Blues Awards for Guitarist of the Year, British Blues Album of the Year, and induction into the British Blues Awards Hall of Fame. Mojo recognized one of his releases as Blues Album of the Year, and Guitar & Bass magazine has placed him among the top ten British blues guitarists alongside Eric Clapton and Peter Green. The Penguin Book of Blues Recordings awarded him its maximum four-star rating, naming him one of only two living British artists to earn that distinction. His signature sound has also led to sought-after gear, including a Two-Rock amplifier that carries his name. Known for a powerful live presence, he has performed at major festivals such as Montreal and North Sea Jazz and in storied rooms like New York’s Iridium and London’s 100 Club, forging a quick and lasting connection with audiences through authenticity, command of the instrument, and improvisational fire. As an educator, he created the Blues Speak instructional series with TrueFire in 2018 and has shared his expertise in clinics worldwide. His upcoming release reunites him with his original organ trio to mark the twentieth anniversary of the lineup that launched his solo career. A perennial audience favorite, this appearance offers an up-close encounter with one of the most acclaimed blues guitarists of his generation.

Enjoy a theatrical belly dance showcase that celebrates traditions from Egypt to Lebanon at Flames Mediterranean Bar & Grille in Melbourne, FL. The performance is accompanied by Lebanese cuisine from the restaurant. Reservations are recommended.

A USBC certified youth bowling tournament comes to Shore Lanes Merritt Island in Merritt Island, Florida, following current USBC rules where SWFC rules are not specific. Participation is open to USBC Youth Division and Adult Division sanctioned members in good standing who are 21 or younger as of January 1 of the current year, with PBA card holders from National or Regional tours not eligible to compete. The field is capped at 60 bowlers, and pre registration is required through the event website. The entry fee is set for pre registered bowlers, with an additional charge for walk ins, and there is a separate fee for the optional Junior Gold qualifier. Competition is split into two average based divisions regardless of age. Division 1 includes bowlers with Sport averages of 172 and below or Non Sport averages of 199 and below, and all competitors in this group receive handicap. Division 2 includes Sport averages of 173 and above or Non Sport averages of 200 and above, and this group bowls scratch. Bowlers may choose to move up to the scratch division if they notify the tournament director before the first ball is thrown. Once competition begins, division placement is locked unless an obvious error is identified, and the tournament director may adjust divisions as needed based on entries. The dress code requires a collared or mock collared shirt or a USBC Youth shirt, with no sleeveless tops permitted. Shorts, jeans, denim, leggings, yoga pants, or athletic wear are not allowed, and pants may not have exterior cargo pockets. Male participants must wear slacks with a zipper and button, with no drawstrings or elastic ankles. Female participants may wear slacks or skirts that extend below the fingertips when standing with arms at the sides, and skirts may not be adjusted to be shorter during competition. Headgear and sunglasses are not permitted while practicing or competing. Male bowlers may only wear headgear with written approval secured before the event. Headphones are not allowed at any time a bowler is on the approach or in the bowler’s circle. The format begins with five qualifying games spread across ten lanes, after which earlier scores do not carry forward. The top eight in each division advance to bracket play for one game matches, where total pins with handicap decide each winner. A double elimination structure is used, with all players starting in the winners bracket, moving to the contenders bracket after one loss, and leaving the tournament after a second loss. The finals place the top three in each division into a stepladder round, and double elimination no longer applies at that stage. For questions, contact Tournament Director Mark Michel at 813 486 2641 or mark.michel@southwestfloridaclassic.com.

A thoughtfully curated mini pop-up market brings local handmade goods, artisan creations, baked treats, and more to The Plant Shack in Port St. John, all within a plant-filled setting. To keep the experience intentional for both shoppers and vendors, participation is limited to a maximum of 10 vendors per event. Miracle City & Co manages vendor applications, communication, and event operations for this market hosted at The Plant Shack. Vendors should ignore scam comments or direct messages requesting payment, as payments will not be requested through social media comments or direct messages.

Celebrate the season with a creative Halloween-themed class focused on decorating skulls. All supplies are provided, including paint, glitter, jewels, other charms, and the skulls themselves. The cost is %15 per person.

This monthly sweeper at Shore Lanes - Palm Bay in Melbourne features a check-in followed by practice. Entry is $35, with a $10 high game option and $5 brackets for games 1-2-3 and 3-4-5. Funds for youth participants are deposited through Smart, and youth are not eligible for pot games.

Enjoy a family friendly afternoon at the American Muscle Car Museum featuring tours of the museum, a chance to see classic cars outdoors, and Brevard’s largest trunk or treat, all in support of Helping Seniors. The Grand Drawing for the Helping Seniors Car Raffle takes place during the event, and the museum, which is not ordinarily open to the public, is being made available through the generosity of owner Mark Pieloch. A Helping Seniors Car Raffle ticket admits one guest and includes access to the front showroom and outdoor exhibits, along with complimentary soda or bottled water and cookies while supplies last. Entry to the main collection in the rear showroom requires tickets, limited to two per adult, with additional tickets available on site. Children ages 3 to 9 are admitted free with each ticket holding adult, up to two children per adult. The event is supported by American Muscle Car Museum owner Mark Pieloch and A.J. Hiers of Boniface Hiers Automotive.

Social House in Rockledge hosts a family-friendly Halloween celebration featuring trunk or treat, plenty of candy, a Monster Mash dance party, games, and food trucks. Costumes are encouraged, and guests can collect treats, enjoy music and dancing, play a variety of games, and make festive memories together.

Rolling Thunder Florida Chapter 1 holds a monthly membership meeting at the Brevard Veterans Memorial Center. The gathering highlights the mission of Rolling Thunder Inc., keeping the POW and MIA issue at the forefront, informing the community about those still unaccounted for, and ensuring future Veterans are never forgotten. The chapter also supports Veterans from all wars and honors the service and sacrifice of our nation’s heroes. Expect updates on upcoming activities and community outreach in Brevard County, plus information on how to get involved. Membership is $40 per year and open to everyone, including non‑Veterans and those who do not ride motorcycles. We Will Never Forget.

This weekly event has a $10 entry fee. Each participant receives a TP pack plus one additional pack with entry. One pack per person is added to the prize pool, creating a prize setup based on packs.

A welcoming support group for caregivers to talk about the pressures, obstacles, and meaningful rewards that come with caring for a loved one. It offers a safe and supportive setting to exchange experiences, practical advice, and encouragement with fellow caregivers.

Keiser University’s annual Scare Fair blends a campus preview with Halloween themed fun. Enjoy food and prizes, a costume competition, and interactive activities while getting a close look at academic programs, meeting instructors, and talking with current students. My Kiss 95.1 will be on site with games and prizes. Activities include trunk or treat, a spooky scavenger hunt, bounce houses, a movie screening, and creepy treats prepared by the Culinary Department. This public event welcomes friends and family.

Design a functional serving tray with either dried flowers or a seascape scene, then seal your artwork with resin. All materials are provided, and no prior experience is required. Instructor Rebecca offers step-by-step guidance, creative tips, and clear resin safety instruction throughout. Participants must be 18 or older, and one ticket covers one seat. Finished trays need to cure overnight and can be picked up the following day. It is a relaxed, creative outing to enjoy with friends or family or on your own.

Celebrate a love of books with a relaxed paint and sip experience. A local artist will guide the class step by step from start to finish, so no prior painting experience is required. It is a BYOB setting where snacks and drinks are welcome, and cups and bottle openers are provided. The ticket includes all necessary paint supplies, aprons, and instruction, plus a 16x20 inch canvas with the option to upgrade to a wood board. Painting with a Twist regularly offers other fun creative sessions too.

A mobile eatery will be on site at the Moore Justice Center, also known as the Brevard County Courthouse. This is a public event and everyone is welcome.

Silver Springs brings the music of Fleetwood Mac to Heidi’s Jazz Club with a faithful tribute spanning more than four decades of favorites. This quintet, featuring current members of Leaving Eden, presents a theatrical show that captures the band’s sound, feel, and look, complemented by advanced sound and lighting and cinematic video backdrops. Dress code is smart casual. Regular tickets carry a $20 per person minimum. Tables are available on a first come basis, and your full party should arrive together to keep reserved seating. Late arrivals may be seated at the bar.

Learn and practice acrylic painting in a relaxed class designed for both beginners and seasoned artists. The session takes place at The Village Art Academy & Showcase, and additional details are available on the event flyer.

This public food truck gathering at The Carlton of West Melbourne offers a spirited shoutout to Big Backs, complete with a playful call to get your Big Back on. The event is open to everyone.

Set out from Veterans Memorial Park in Titusville for a friendly city ride at a social pace. The loop covers about 11 miles at roughly 10 miles per hour and uses the North route. Someone familiar with the route is typically on hand even if Bruce cannot attend. E-bikes are welcome as long as riders are pedaling. After the ride, some participants like to stop at Hardware Brewing for a bit.

This free community trunk-or-treat brings together WHAT THE FITNESS, Bounce City LLC, TaxCity 321, and other local businesses for kids to enjoy decorated trunks, plenty of candy, costumes, and family fun. All are welcome to attend at no cost. Local businesses may also take part by setting up a trunk for free.

Led Hed brings the spirit of Led Zeppelin’s early concert years to Heidi’s Jazz Club with accurate live song arrangements and a detailed stage presentation. Steve Lomazzo embodies Robert Plant’s vocal style, backed by veteran touring tribute musicians. The show features costuming, instruments, stage equipment, a theremin, a violin bow, and keyboards to deliver a complete live Zeppelin experience.

The Tennessee Bluegrass Band is a rising ensemble that pairs lively musicianship with a deep devotion to the tradition. Formed by standout players who sharpened their skills with some of the industry’s leading bands, the group blends time honored influences with fresh, contemporary ideas. Recognition includes an IBMA New Artist of the Year nomination and an SPBGMA Entertainer of the Year nomination, along with a No. 1 Traditional Album on RMR’s Top 50, a No. 1 Gospel song on Cashbox Magazine, and a No. 1 music video on The Bluegrass Standard.

Hotel California, A Salute to the Eagles, delivers a faithful recreation of the Eagles’ Grammy-winning sound with a spirited blend of originality and precision. This legendary Southern California group has earned worldwide recognition, reaching a stature often associated with Gold and Platinum recording artists, and connecting with fans across the globe. Recognized as the longest running and most successful production of its kind, it is the only show to receive official authorization to perform the Eagles catalog. The performance sets a mood of open-road nostalgia... a dark desert highway, a cool breeze through your hair, and the unmistakable pull of that iconic hotel.

Palm Bay's longest running dueling pianos show keeps the focus on fun.

Celebrate Halloween at Daddy O’s Diner with a free car and bike show featuring costumes and trunk or treat. This recurring show takes place on the last Saturday of each month. Attendees are encouraged to bring non-perishable items for Matthew’s Hope, with a large collection box available for donations.

Discover the night-active wildlife of Erna Nixon Park at a special exhibit in the Nature Room that highlights how these creatures survive and thrive after dark. Admission is free, and the display can be viewed during the Nature Room's regular hours. For more information, call the nature center at 321-952-4525.

This event takes place at Pielock Dog Park Viera East.

Hosted by 40:31 Youth, this faith centered field day at Grant-Valkaria Community Park gathers the Christian community to strengthen relationships and spend time in God’s presence. The afternoon features games, food, music, and plenty of laughter, with opportunities for young people to connect and build meaningful memories. The theme draws from Isaiah 40:31, highlighting hope in the Lord, renewed strength, and the courage to soar.

In its fourth year, this Halloween golf cart parade brings costumed carts and seasonal fun to Cocoa Village. The procession starts on Rosa L Jones Drive and makes two full circuits through the village, making it easy to watch from locations all around the area. Awards will recognize the best-decorated carts, and an official viewing area with a judges station will be at the Kimco Real Estate office. Earlier in the day, the City of Cocoa hosts a fall festival that includes a trick or treat trail through the village along with costume contests for children and pets. Cart registration details will be announced soon.

Final Stitch presents a Halloween party at Hidden Level Brewery filled with music, dancing, and anything-goes costumes. Attendees can dress scary, funny, glamorous, or completely unexpected... there is no theme, just a festive night on the dance floor. A DJ will spin favorites from the 1980s through the 2000s, drink specials will be available, and food will be offered by Isla Grazing Co. Admission is $10 at the door and includes one free raffle ticket for a spooky giveaway. A costume contest will award prizes for Best Overall, Scariest Costume, and Best Couple.

Experience a waterfront multi-sport race in Historic Cocoa Village featuring an international-distance triathlon, duathlon, and aquabike, along with sprint triathlon and sprint duathlon options. Relay team entries are available. The course showcases views of the Indian River from start to finish. Athletes begin and end near the amphitheater at Riverfront Park, giving spectators an easy place to watch and enjoy the nearby amenities of Historic Cocoa Village. After the finish, explore local shops, and note that Cocoa Beach is close by, under ten minutes away.

A complimentary, ranger-guided walk explores Turkey Creek Sanctuary along boardwalks and select trails, highlighting common native plants and wildlife. Participants gather at the sanctuary’s Nature Center, then set out on a route of about one to one and a half miles. Expect primarily sandy, primitive paths with occasional wet areas, and a light to moderate pace. Wear sturdy sneakers or boots and dress for trail conditions. Helpful items include sunscreen, insect repellent, plenty of water, snacks, binoculars, and a hat. Field guides to Florida plants and animals are welcome. Free and open to all ages. To reserve a spot, call the Nature Center at (321) 676-6690.

Lucy’s Fur Baby returns to Graham’s Beach Grill in Cape Canaveral, Florida for a lively afternoon stacked with rock from the 80s, 90s, 2000s and beyond. Expect big singalongs, plenty of dancing, bubbles, cold drinks, and the trademark LFB shenanigans spanning three hours of nonstop music.

Set sail on a 7-night, 8-day round-trip voyage from Port Canaveral aboard Norwegian Prima, the first in a new class crafted to elevate the cruise experience. Wander a sweeping oceanfront promenade to take in sunset views by an infinity pool, or settle in under the stars at a stylish lounge. Feel the rush on a track built for racing, enjoy captivating shows, and then relax in contemporary, generously sized accommodations. From lively thrills to laid-back moments, this journey blends excitement and comfort throughout the week.

Celebrate the release of Sarah J. Maas’s sixth ACOTAR installment on a fan-led cruise through the Caribbean. Created as a haven for enthusiasts, this voyage brings together the Inner Circle, Valkyries in training, High Fae, and anyone devoted to the bat boys to connect and immerse in the world they love. More than a typical getaway, it offers an atmosphere at sea where new chapters can be savored amid sunlit horizons and starry skies. To the stars who listen, and the dreams that are answered.

Treat yourself to half-price tacos and specials on domestic draft beer. Adam Sean will be there as part of the event.

Stay active at Melbourne Square with a free indoor walking program presented by Brevard Health Alliance. Enjoy a comfortable, climate-controlled setting that makes it easy to keep moving and connect with fellow walkers. On the first Wednesday of each month, participants can also access added wellness support, including complimentary blood pressure checks, a hydration station, wellness resources, and information for caregivers. Doors open one hour before the mall opens each day, creating extra time to focus on health and community. Whether beginning a wellness journey, maintaining an active routine, or seeking a cool place to walk during the Florida summer, this program offers a straightforward path to better well-being.

A tribute to Jimi Hendrix features guitarist Marcus Machado with Juma Sultan at Heidi’s Jazz Club. Machado was named a Next Young Gun by Rolling Stone in 2016 and has since become an in-demand player in the studio and on the road, with endorsements from D’Angelico Guitars, Beetronics, Tech 21, and D’Addario. His work includes performances and recordings with Anderson .Paak, Robert Glasper, Lalah Hathaway, Pete Rock, and Georgia Anne Muldrow, along with contributions to the documentary scores for Apollo and Mr. Soul in collaboration with Glasper and the song Show Me Your Soul with Hathaway and Glasper. He also produced the score for Contact High. Recent singles I Can’t Lose featuring Jermaine Holmes and the instrumental Dig appear on the soundtrack to the award winning independent film Blue Diamonds. He has performed the national anthem for the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden and for the Golden State Warriors at Oracle Arena. As a member of Th1rt3en with Pharoahe Monch and Daru Jones, he released A Magnificent Day For An Exorcism, which debuted at number 5 and led to features on the Stephen Colbert Show and NPR Tiny Desk Concert. His solo album Aquarius Purple sold out its limited vinyl editions, and he co-leads the Mach 7 Muzik production team with Vicky Casis, releasing Black Summer and Black Summer Again and launching QSTV to spotlight creatives. Please note the dress code is smart casual. Regular tickets carry a $20 minimum per person. All members of each party must be present no later than 20 minutes after the show begins or management may release the seats.

Matt Simpson returns with a live set of classic songs at Indian River Preserve Golf Club. This performance showcases his signature take on the classics from start to finish.

Discover Florida’s upland systems with the Florida Master Naturalist Program in a 40-hour hybrid course based in Brevard County. Through a mix of classroom sessions, online learning, and guided fieldwork, participants are introduced to hardwood forests, pinelands, scrub, dry prairies, rangelands, and urban green spaces. The curriculum explores how these ecosystems function, the plants and wildlife that depend on them, and the conservation challenges they face, along with the ways people shape and safeguard natural resources. In-person meetings take place at Turkey Creek Sanctuary in Palm Bay, complemented by Zoom sessions and field excursions. The course also builds skills in naturalist interpretation and emphasizes environmental ethics.

A party by the ocean brings people together for a coastal gathering.

A monthly new moon ceremony invites family, friends, and neighbors to gather for drumming, singing, and focused manifestation. Participants set intentions for up to three goals, encourage one another, and honor the fresh start of the lunar cycle. Free shamanic clearings are offered at the beginning, and mini tarot readings are available for $20. The gathering is open to all ages. With the new moon in Scorpio, the evening emphasizes transformation, inner reflection, and renewal. As a fixed water sign, Scorpio brings a deep, beneath-the-surface energy to the experience. Hands-on elements are part of the night. Bring a small pencil-sized stick to decorate for use in the ceremony, or arrive ready to craft one on site. Please plan to be on time if you would like a clearing, a reading, or time to prepare your ceremonial stick. This is a free community event supported by love offerings. Optional contributions of items such as sage, olive oil, or firewood are welcomed. For comfort, consider bringing a chair, blanket, or outdoor pillow, a rattle or drum if you have one, a personal drink, and any other items that make outdoor time easier.

Jim Breuer brings his Find The Funny Tour to the stage with a high energy set that blends keen observations, stories from family life, and spontaneous interaction with the audience. Well known from his 1990s run on Saturday Night Live, where he introduced Goat Boy and a widely recognized Joe Pesci impression, he draws on more than 30 years as a comedian, podcaster, writer, and actor. The result is seasoned storytelling and a lively presence focused on big laughs.

At Publix Super Market at First Merritt Shopping Center, dancers will be on site accepting donations to help cover the costs of their competition season. The group includes champions at the regional, state, and national levels, and this effort supports their season needs.

A one day gathering brings the community together on the green to support the mission of Family Promise of Brevard. Take a swing for a cause and aim to make every shot matter.

The Space Coast Invicta Collectors Expo is poised to be the biggest gathering of Invicta collectors Central Florida has seen, bringing together enthusiasts, dealers, and resellers from across the state for a celebration of the hobby centered on buying, selling, and trading. Attendees can browse an extensive selection of Invicta watches, including rare finds, factory-sealed pieces, limited editions, diamond-accented models, and hard-to-find old-school classics. In addition to the main show, a special Collector Trade Night will offer a relaxed, community-focused setting to meet fellow collectors, showcase pieces, and make trades. Opportunities are available for exhibitors, sellers, and those interested in presenting their collections or securing vendor space. Welcoming both seasoned collectors and those new to Invicta, this is billed as a standout event for the year.

Merritt Square Mall transforms into a pop culture hub for a full day filled with comics, collectibles, cosplay, guest appearances, and family friendly activities. Mall Con runs alongside Bocas Film Fest in the same venue, with support from Space Coast Comic Con. Look for a lively marketplace featuring a wide range of vendors, chances to connect with creators and actors, standout costumes throughout the mall, unique vehicles on display, and indie film screenings. All of it comes together in one convenient location for an easy, entertainment filled outing.

A community Harvest Festival at Sculptor Charter School features carnival-style games, food, raffles, basket auctions, and community vendors, along with additional activities. The event welcomes everyone.

Bark in the Park 2026 is a free community celebration at Sand Point Park benefiting the SPCA of Brevard. Attendees can enjoy live performances by Tru Phonic and Eastern Front, tasty options from local food trucks, a beer tent hosted by Playalinda Brewing Company, and a lineup of local vendors. Animal rescues and nonprofit organizations will be onsite, and dogs can take part in pet friendly activities, including the fan favorite lure course. VIP passes are available for $50 and include access to a VIP tent, an exclusive event T-shirt, two drink tickets, a swag bag, and more. Sponsorships are offered at multiple levels for businesses, and Pack Member Sponsorships are $25 per person, adding a supporter’s name to a commemorative event T-shirt with one shirt included at no cost. Vendor participation is welcome, with 10x10 spaces priced at $40 for businesses and $5 for nonprofit organizations. Vendors and nonprofits must provide their own tent, table, chairs, and setup items, and space is limited on a first come, first served basis.

An annual benefit concert raises funds for initiatives that support Shepherd’s Men/SHARE Military Initiative and Purple Heart Homes. Entertainment features SAMMY Award winner Tink Bennett & Tailor Made, and food trucks will be on hand. Sponsorship opportunities are available, with details provided in the comments.

Open to everyone, this gathering at Your Cocoa Elks features live music from Fast Times performing familiar hits. An unlimited buffet with burgers, hot wings, and more is offered alongside a finish-the-keg deal for $20, creating a casual night of good tunes and plentiful food and drink.

This 30th anniversary celebration features giveaways, including a chance to win free coffee for a year. The event includes a mobile gaming truck presented by Xplosivegaming and face painting by FACEdesigns, along with other activities.

Tripped By Aria hosts the second annual Friends and Family Reunion Cruise aboard the MSC Seashore, created with first-time cruisers in mind. The itinerary emphasizes fun with minimal time spent at sea and features an overnight stay on MSC’s private island, Ocean Cay Marine Reserve. Guests can look forward to extra hours on the beach, sunset moments on the island, and after-dark beach parties beneath the stars. The trip welcomes travelers coming with friends, with a partner, or solo, and centers on a warm atmosphere, new connections, and memorable experiences.

Enjoy a jazz performance by the Jon Oxford Trio at the Brevard Veterans Memorial Center. Jon Oxford brings more than 20 years of experience as both an educator and performer. He leads instrumental activities at Eastern Florida State College, guiding the Concert Band, Jazz Band, Chamber Orchestra, and Community Orchestra. His performance background spans a wide range of ensembles and artists, including work with Sam Rivers’ Rejuvenation Orchestra. He previously taught jazz at Stetson University, directing the Jazz Ensemble and creating courses in Jazz History, Jazz Theory, and Advanced Conducting. His academic credentials include a Master of Music in Jazz Performance and Composition from the University of South Florida and a Bachelor of Music in the same field from the University of Central Florida, along with earlier studies at Eastern Florida State College and Full Sail University. He is also the author of The Organized Guitarist and Rhythmic Elements of the Jazz Language. Admission is paid at the door. Members of the Jazz Society and the Veterans Memorial Center pay $30, guests pay $35, and students are admitted free. Personal snacks and beverages are welcome, including adult drinks, and the venue does not permit food or beverage sales. Tables and chairs will be available, and the setting offers a scenic view of the river.

InnuenDuo brings a live acoustic performance to George & Dragon English Tavern in Cocoa Beach.

Set sail with the FAMLeague crew for the second annual cruise getaway, a four-night adventure aboard Royal Caribbean’s Harmony of the Seas. The itinerary departs from Port Canaveral, visits CocoCay and Nassau in the Bahamas, and returns to Port Canaveral, offering a bigger ship, sunny days, and plenty of fun along the way. Perks for participants include access to FAMLEAGUE Group ID 1094589, a commemorative T-shirt, and additional surprises, giveaways, and special benefits. Booking is available by calling 800-465-3595, option 5. Have your legal name as it appears on your ID, date of birth, mailing address, phone number, and email ready. Rooms are based on double occupancy, and prices included taxes and fees at the time they were placed on hold, so current totals may be higher or lower. Available categories and sample pricing include Ocean View Balcony mid at $1,529.24 or $765 per person, Ocean View Balcony aft or forward at $1,283.24 or $642 per person, Central Park View Balcony at $1,319.24 or $660 per person, Ocean View at $1,219.24 or $610 per person, and Interior at $1,115.24 or $558 per person. New reservations can be made while cabins remain. Each guest must travel with proper documentation, either a valid passport or an original state-issued birth certificate with a raised seal together with a government-issued photo ID such as a driver’s license. Additional details will be shared with confirmed guests as the cruise approaches.

Discover Holy Trinity’s upper school through a campus preview that mirrors a typical student day. Tour the facilities, meet faculty and school leaders, and talk with students and parents to get your questions answered. Registration is required and space is limited.

Help Me Grow Brevard, in partnership with Brevard Public Libraries, brings the Books, Balls and Blocks program to the Satellite Beach Library right after storytime. Families with children from birth to age five can participate in free, play-based developmental screenings. A Care Coordinator will be on site to review results with caregivers, and children who complete a screening and review are eligible to receive an age-appropriate toy. Participants must not have completed a Help Me Grow Brevard screening within the previous 90 days. For questions, email helpmegrow@211Brevard.org.

The first-ever King of the Deep cruise, Deep at Sea, sets sail aboard Norwegian Cruise Line’s Norwegian Getaway for a five-night tropical itinerary. Departing from Port Canaveral, Florida, the journey includes stops in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic and Great Stirrup Cay, Bahamas, with a complete KOTD takeover on board. The Norwegian Getaway features Broadway-style shows, a top-deck ropes course, a quarter-mile oceanfront promenade, more than 20 dining venues, more than 20 bars, an Aqua Park with multistory slides, and a relaxing Thermal Spa. King of the Deep serves as host, bringing its signature energy, community, and creativity from its offroad park to the open sea. Plans include exclusive activities, group meetups, and surprise moments for those who want to participate.

This free, skill-building session offers hands-on practice using manikins. It is designed for learning and does not provide certification. Participants aged 12 and older may attend when accompanied by an adult. To reserve a spot, contact Kerri at 321-567-3804 or kerri.lubeski@titusville.com.

Hosted at Cocoa Beach Golf Course, this second annual 18 hole shotgun start scramble spotlights the fight against human exploitation and trafficking and directs proceeds to prevention, response, and recovery initiatives. Registration is by foursome, with team captains entering the entire team in a single submission, and day-of registration is available. After the round, an awards celebration at the 19th hole features a barbecue buffet, with honors for top overall teams, longest drive for men and women, and closest to the pin. Freedom Fighter is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, EIN 83-3072797.

The Space Coast Police K-9 Competition returns to Space Coast Stadium for its eighth year, showcasing the skill and partnership of K-9 teams. Police dogs and their handlers will navigate an obstacle course modeled after real world scenarios encountered on duty, giving an up close look at the trust and communication that drive each team. The event also features a vendor expo, opportunities to win prizes, official merchandise, and food and beverages. A civilian competition is part of the schedule. It is a family friendly gathering that spotlights the work of local law enforcement K-9 units and offers a fun outing with friends and family.

Gabe Stillman and his band take the stage at Heidi’s Jazz Club with a high-energy set that celebrates American roots music, mixing original songs with carefully chosen covers and plenty of in-the-moment choices. Stillman reached the final eight at the 35th Annual International Blues Challenge in Memphis and received the Gibson Guitar Award. A Berklee College of Music graduate, he was invited to support ZZ Top at the Key West Amphitheater, earned a Blues Music Award nomination for Best New Emerging Artist Album, and leads a band recognized as Best Blues Band by the 3rd Annual Central PA Music Awards. The group is focused on expanding its footprint in the United States and internationally. All sales are final. A two item minimum applies per guest, and seating is communal cabaret style.

Josh Keels returns to The Vintage Vault for an evening of live music paired with craft cocktails and good company in a historic Cocoa Village hideaway. Josh’s $10-off promotion is back. Attendees can enjoy dinner and their favorite drinks while he provides the soundtrack to the night, whether longtime fans or hearing him for the first time.

Adam Sean is back with the entire band, delivering a set of well-loved songs on the stage at Siggy’s. Audience requests are welcome. The focus is on fun, with a good-time spirit encouraged.

At Wickham Park in Melbourne, the Brevard County Out of the Darkness Community Walk brings people together for a compassionate gathering that honors memories, nurtures hope, and offers support. Participants walk to recognize how suicide and mental health conditions affect individuals, families, and friends, and to stand alongside others with shared experiences. The Brevard County event also raises funds that directly back research, advocacy, and education in schools, workplaces, and communities throughout Florida. It is a welcoming space to reflect, connect, and make a positive impact.

Enjoy a weekend of holiday shopping at a market and craft fair taking place at Divine Mercy Catholic Church in Merritt Island. Browse local artisan booths for unique handmade items, take part in raffles, and enjoy festive refreshments as you explore. Admission is free and it offers a chance to start Christmas shopping with one-of-a-kind finds.

Recycle Brevard is launching a new repair-focused gathering inspired by the Orange County Fix It! Don't Pitch It community event, bringing the concept to Brevard County at the Front Street Civic Center. Community members can bring items that need attention so they can be adjusted, calibrated, mended, or repaired, keeping useful things in circulation instead of sending them to the landfill. The emphasis is on encouraging reuse and providing opportunities to recycle appropriate materials. Volunteer fixers, whether tinkerers or professionals, are sought to share their know-how in helping diagnose and repair items, and they will not be expected to provide parts.

Build practical skills at a free, hands-on session that includes practice on manikins. This learning opportunity does not provide certification. Participants aged 12 and older may attend when accompanied by an adult. To reserve a spot, contact Kerri at 321-567-3804 or kerri.lubeski@titusville.com.

The annual Holiday Artisan Market brings local art and gift-ready creations together in an indoor setting, featuring distinctive pieces available to purchase from ten artisans. Attendees can also enter raffles with a variety of baskets. More information about the featured artists will be shared leading up to the event.

The 8th Annual Brevard Children's Business Fair is a hands-on marketplace where young entrepreneurs ages 6 to 17 launch and run their own businesses. Attendees can see them put business principles into practice, express creativity, and build confidence in a real selling environment. With 125 youth vendor spots, it is presented as the county’s longest-running and largest kids’ fair. Every booth is operated by kids, with no adult vendors, food trucks, or bouncy houses, so the spotlight stays on their hard work. Shoppers can browse offerings that may include home decor, bakery and confectionery items, beverages, jewelry, art, toys and games, flowers, plants and trees, gourmet pet foods and treats, specialty foods, and clothing and accessories. Free admission is offered. Participants who excel in presentation and execution may earn cash prizes. Hosted at The Avenue Viera, with support from Champion of Youth Entrepreneurship sponsors Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy and W+J Construction, Innovator sponsors Oxen Free Financial and Viera Pediatric Dentistry, Friends of the Fair Southeast Petro and Stellar Paver Sealing, and in-kind and community supporters Your Logo Geiger, Constance Taddie Photography, 28 North Gastro Pub, Rock River Creative, Acton Academy, Junior Achievement Space Coast, Destination Brevard, Next Great Adventure, Space Coast Chamber of Commerce, Brevard County Libraries, Thrive Local, EGAD, Charlie’s Comic Con Events, and Florida Institute of Technology.

This benefit event brings together top line dance instructors Michelle Neese, Betsy Glasenapp, Trevor Thornton, Brandon Zahorsky, Lisa Johns-Gross, and Larry Bass for lessons designed for all experience levels. Lunch is included. Later, the celebration features open dancing with a live DJ. Fundraising activities include raffles, 50/50 drawings, prizes, and a silent auction with items available for bidding. Proceeds support Space Coast Discovery, a nonprofit school that educates children with special needs, helping to purchase educational programs and classroom supplies.

This free Fall Fest outreach is designed for families, featuring plenty of kid-friendly activities and opportunities to hear the gospel of Christ. Volunteers are needed to help support the event.

At Sams House Nature Center, the event features barbecue prepared by Sonny's BBQ, live music, games for children, door prize drawings, a fifty-fifty drawing, and tours of the house, along with other activities.

Experience holiday entertaining at America’s Antique Mall with a cozy cookoff that blends vintage charm with seasonal sparkle. Explore timeless serveware and vintage cookware for a standout table, browse quilts and afghans that add warmth to any gathering, discover a Blind Date with a Book for a fun surprise, and find décor to brighten every corner. Vendors will offer samples of festive soups, teas, and sweet treats, creating a relaxed sip and shop atmosphere filled with seasonal flavors and finds.

Experience the aloha spirit at the fourth annual luau from Sober Surfers International at Paradise Beach. Families and friends can enjoy live Aloha hula performances, tasty food, local vendors, prize giveaways, and beach activities for all ages. Vendor spaces are available, and volunteers are welcome to support this community-focused celebration.

Kids can spend an evening at McLarty Park Community Center filled with crafts, games, and a PG-rated movie, with cheese pizza and juice for dinner. This program is for ages 5 to 12. The fee is $13.12 for the first child and $11.12 for each additional child. For more information or to register, call (321) 633-1870.

This year features a disco theme for a half marathon and a 10k in Cocoa Beach, Florida. The course follows the Jimmy Buffett Memorial Highway A1A and continues through Cocoa Beach, giving participants a lively setting for either distance.

Explore Turkey Creek Sanctuary on a free, family-friendly guided walk led by a Park Ranger. The route follows portions of the boardwalk and a mix of trails while highlighting plants and wildlife commonly found in the sanctuary. Expect an easy to moderate outing covering about 1 to 1.5 miles on mostly sandy paths with a few wet spots. Dress for trail conditions and wear sturdy tennis shoes or boots. Helpful items include sunscreen, insect repellent, plenty of water, snacks, binoculars, and a hat, and field guides to Florida’s flora and fauna are welcome. Meet at the sanctuary Nature Center at the start of the walk. Tours are offered weather permitting and do not run on holidays. To sign up, call the Nature Center at (321) 676-6690. This program is free and open to all ages.

Explore the boardwalk and trails at Turkey Creek Sanctuary with professional birders while learning about local owls and searching for them in the park. The fee is $10 per person. This program is for ages 12 and up, and an adult must attend with any child. Pre-registration is required for all Turkey Creek Sanctuary classes, workshops, and tours. To register, call (321) 676-6690. Walk-up registration is not available.

The Barefoot Bay Little Theater Club offers a welcoming monthly meeting that opens with club business and wraps up with fun. This edition centers on a FRIENDSGIVING theme, with time for laughter, fellowship, and a touch of theater magic. Updates specific to this meeting will be shared in the event discussion as it gets closer.

The Steepwater Band brings a powerful blend of rock and blues to Heidi’s Jazz Club, channeling Chicago roots and years of road-tested experience since 1998. Their set leans into raw grooves, honest storytelling, and a lived-in swagger that turns hard times into sing-along release, with a deep catalog that balances grit and heart. Seating is first come, first served, and staff will strive to accommodate table preferences. If the show sells out, communal seating may be used. To reserve a private table for your group, purchase four or more tickets in a single transaction. Dress code is smart casual, and regular tickets carry a $20 minimum per person. Seats may be released if your full party is not present promptly, and late arrivals may be directed to bar seating.

At the UF/IFAS Extension office, this instructional session helps you learn ways to preserve food at home. It provides straightforward guidance for those interested in home food preservation.

At Space Coast Association of Realtors, a festive Friendsgiving-themed evening combines a potluck dinner with easygoing bunco tables. Turkey and ham will be provided, and attendees are encouraged to bring a favorite side, dessert, or beverage to share, with a sign up sheet for dishes available closer to the event. Bunco games welcome every skill level, so no prior experience is required. Expect relaxed networking, plenty of laughs, friendly competition, and fun prizes with bragging rights. Participants are invited to arrive with an appetite, a shareable dish, and a competitive spirit for a warm night of food, connection, and dice rolling.

This month the book club plans a movie outing to watch the adaptation of Sunrise on the Reaping by Suzanne Collins together. Ticket purchases will be coordinated closer to the event. The film is expected to release the next day, and there are often showings the night before, so the organizer will confirm availability and update the schedule if needed.

Celebrate plant-based living with a yoga-focused event that centers on health and wellness, includes presentations from knowledgeable speakers, and offers plant-based food plus eco-conscious shopping. In addition to yoga and talks, spend time at the beach or set out on a hike, with other activities available as well.

Sky Princess sets out on a nine night Eastern Caribbean journey featuring St. Thomas, sailing roundtrip from Port Canaveral, Florida. The itinerary includes six cruise ports in total, with the departure port counted among them.

Live music by Greggie and the Jets captures the feel of a 1970s-era Elton John show. A variety of food trucks will be available to satisfy your hunger.

Adam Sean brings the full band to Grills Riverside for a performance filled with variety favorites. Attendees are welcome to make song requests that help shape the set. The focus is on having fun and keeping the good times rolling.

Pat Barrett brings the I’ve Got A Fire Tour to Coastline Community Church in Indian Harbour Beach in the Melbourne area of Florida. This worship focused concert draws from his newest album and features songs such as I’ve Got A Fire, Praise The Lord Forever, Break Open, and Always On Time, along with favorites like Build My Life and Good Good Father. A VIP pre show experience, early entry, and general admission are noted by the organizer. Tickets are on sale through the official ticketing outlet. Third party resales are not permitted on TPR event pages, and purchases from unofficial sellers are not guaranteed or supported, which can limit access to event updates and assistance.

Southern Legacy takes the stage at JT’s Bluegrass Concert Series in Titusville, a long running showcase that has presented bluegrass music for 19 years. This event centers on music and fellowship, welcoming both familiar faces and first timers. The performance takes place at Shepherd’s Hall and highlights the community spirit that has sustained the series.

The Stella Vees bring their award winning touring blues sound to Heidi’s Jazz Club, led by a lineup that includes three members recognized by the Blues Hall of Fame. Known across the blues circuit for a broad song list, the band mixes original material with blues, R&B, and funk. The group features Jason Lockwood on guitar and vocals, Bill Dean on Hammond organ and piano, Tim Dennison on bass, and Steve Parrish on drums. Dress code is Smart Casual.

Now in its 11th year, the Child First Golf Tournament takes place at Indian River Colony Club for a day on the course in support of children and relative caregivers in Brevard County. The registration fee covers entry into the tournament and includes access to a putting contest, a hole in one contest, and lunch. All proceeds benefit GRG of Brevard programs that aim to reduce the number of children entering foster care by providing advocacy, support, and referral services to relative care families throughout Brevard County. If weather prevents the event from taking place, a new date will be coordinated with Indian River Colony Club if possible. This is a charitable event and refunds are not available.

Set your sights on the USSSA Space Coast Complex for a new draft-style softball experience with a space mission vibe. Athletes come together for a day focused on softball, competition, teamwork, and memorable moments. Participants register individually and are placed into newly formed crews before the action begins. The countdown builds toward a mission where collaboration guides every play.

Celebrate Friendsgiving on the water with a ride that departs from Parrish Park Launch Location and travels along the Banana River to Greater Bird Island. The day focuses on time together, sand, skis, and shared food. Turkeys and other food will be provided for riders, and participants are welcome to bring a side dish or dessert to share. Bringing a dish or drink is optional. Chairs or a picnic blanket are recommended for relaxing between rides. It is a chance to enjoy friendship, good food, and the JRN community on the water.

The event takes place at Pielock Dog Park in Viera East.

A baking class focused on creating a layered apple and caramel cake inspired by harvest flavors.

At the FOP Lodge, a celebration marks the first anniversary of the So Masarap food truck. Last year brought out more than 200 supporters, and an even bigger turnout is anticipated this time. Indoors, guests can take part in a complimentary line dancing lesson led by Candace from PHX Dance. The event is family friendly and features a DJ, a mobile bartender, a bounce house, face painting, and additional activities. Cash raffle gift baskets will be available, with proceeds supporting the FOP Lodge. Ticket options include three for $5, seven for $10, and twenty for $25. So Masarap will be the sole food vendor. Additional participants include DJ TeeWill, PHX Dance, Cocktails 2 You, Strong Island Ice Cream, Whisk and Pop, Two Sweet Cookies, Peel Good Vibes, Space Coast Artisan Sourdough, The Back Forty Social Company, TTG Skirmish, Last in Line Gallery & Fine Tattoo, M&L Art, Swell Swim, Maestre & Moss, Lois Love Notes, a Mary Kay Consultant, Mangrove Marketplace, Soap Duck, Little Paws Candles, and EverSafe Naturals.

Little Bugs Learning Lab invites young explorers ages 6 to 12 to dig into gardening and nature through a monthly, hands-on experience. Each session blends learning and play with hands-on demonstrations, engaging games, outdoor exploration, and a creative craft to take home. Participants discover the insects that support healthy gardens, explore plant and animal life cycles, and investigate how ecosystems work while building curiosity, teamwork, and a deeper connection to the natural world. This event is for children ages 6 to 12 only. The cost is $15 per child and $12 for each additional sibling. Parents may drop children off for the full session. Each attending child needs a ticket. Space is limited and advance reservations are required. Children under the required age will be refunded automatically.

An annual Friendsgiving cruise sails aboard Royal Caribbean’s Star of the Seas from Port Canaveral, Florida, with an itinerary that includes two days at sea and visits to Costa Maya, Roatán, Cozumel, and Perfect Day at CocoCay. CocoCay offers private island fun with water parks, beaches, and a variety of excursions, while the ports of Costa Maya, Roatán, and Cozumel present opportunities for snorkeling, exploring ruins, and experiencing local culture. This sailing takes place on an Icon class ship with plenty of onboard amenities to enjoy during the sea days. A block of eight interior staterooms is reserved together on Deck 11 on the port side forward for double occupancy, rooms 11429 through 11436, listed at $4,232.84 per room. Upgrade options include an Interior Infinite Balcony at $6,135 for four guests and an Ocean Infinite Balcony at $7,055 for four guests. Group number 7228990 is associated with this cruise, and FlexPay is available for easy scheduled payments.

Professor Brian Cox brings his new world tour, Emergence, to the King Center for the Performing Arts. After sharing his hit show Horizons with almost half a million people around the globe, he returns with a live experience that pushes even further into big ideas from cosmology, biology, philosophy, and history. Created in collaboration with scientists, musicians, filmmakers, and graphic artists, the show presents sweeping visuals on massive, state-of-the-art LED screens and pairs them with high-end sound and lighting for an immersive experience. Drawing on more than 15 years presenting acclaimed BBC science programs, from Wonders of the Solar System, which received a Peabody Award, to the international series The Planets, Brian aims to spark curiosity and leave audiences with fresh perspectives, whether they are drawn to science, music, history, or the beauty of nature.

Thanksgiving Eve turns into a pre-holiday party at Graham’s Beach Grill as Lucy’s Fur Baby brings a high-energy set spanning rock from the 1980s through the 2000s and beyond. The show rolls through three hours of anthems with plenty of singing, dancing, bubbles, and the playful LFB shenanigans fans expect. It is a lighthearted way to cut loose before the holiday, serving up a cheeky feast of rock and roll.

Dave Miller delivers a solo performance that captures the Space Coast sound.

Matt Simpson returns to Rusty's Seafood & Oyster Bar to perform classic songs with his signature style.

A festive holiday gathering to celebrate the season.

Black Friday turns into a dance party at Siggy’s - An American Bar in Palm Bay, with Mixtape Kids delivering a free, indoor show packed with 80s and 90s rock, pop, and old school hip hop. Costumes inspired by the 80s or 90s are encouraged, and there will be plenty of room to dance. The set draws from favorites by artists such as 4 Non Blondes, A-ha, Beastie Boys, Madonna, Nirvana, Journey, No Doubt, Queen, Green Day, and more. Siggy’s offers food and drinks and the show takes place inside, so it goes on rain or shine. The Mixtape Kids are Casie Thelen on vocals, Tom Thelen on guitar, Eric Sundquist on bass, and Pablo Aragona on drums.

A free car and bike show takes place at Daddy O’s Diner, paired with a food drive for Matthew’s Hope. Non-perishable items are collected in a big donation box.

Make a lifesaving impact by giving blood at the Community Blood Drive in partnership with Oneblood, set up in the BJ's Brewhouse parking lot. Each donation supports local hospitals and patients in need across the community. Friends and family are welcome to participate in this effort to give back. Expect a convenient, community-based donation site with friendly, professional Oneblood staff, along with refreshments and giveaways for donors. A single donation may benefit more than one person. Scheduling an appointment is recommended, and walk-ins are accepted while capacity allows.

The sweetest party on the Space Coast returns with a full day of music, art, and community in the Eau Gallie Arts District. Headliner Artikal Sound System leads a lineup that includes Tru Phonic, with more performers to be announced, and the festivities continue with an after-party featuring Future Joy. Pineapples celebrates five years with local vendors, live music on the outdoor stage and in the Moon Room, and plenty to eat and drink. Entry is free, and an optional VIP package is available that offers access to the second-floor balcony and a front-row section at the main stage, two drink tickets upon arrival, a VIP happy hour with complimentary food and beer, free entry to the after-party in the Moon Room, and a Sweet Day ’26 T-shirt with a VIP lanyard.

A post-Thanksgiving Caribbean sailing aboard the Royal Caribbean Harmony of the Seas with Gary and Bobbi includes visits to St. Maarten, Puerto Rico, and Coco Cay. As an Oasis Class ship, Harmony of the Seas features ice and aqua shows, comedy headliners, dining, and quiet spaces for relaxation, all set within holiday decor. Guests can browse for gifts in port and in the ship’s stores. A Blue Friday sale with a deposit provides a year to make payments.

Break out your most outrageous 80s or 90s outfit for a throwback night at Lou's Blues Bar & Grill in Indialantic featuring Mixtape Kids. This free event is for ages 21 and up, and it happens indoors, so it goes on rain or shine. Expect plenty of dancing as the band delivers rock, pop, and old school hip hop favorites from artists like A-ha, Beastie Boys, Bon Jovi, Cyndi Lauper, Devo, Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg, Green Day, Madonna, Michael Jackson, Nirvana, No Doubt, Oasis, Queen, Run DMC, Salt-N-Peppa, Shania Twain, Sublime, Tears for Fears, The Cure, Third Eye Blind, Weezer, and more. On stage are Casie Thelen on vocals, Tom Thelen on guitar, Eric Sundquist on bass, and Pablo Aragona on drums. Food and drinks are available from the venue. Digital tips for the band are welcome via Cash App at $MixtapeKids or Venmo at @MixtapeKids.

The celebration continues in the Moon Room as Future Joy fuels the after-party with a high energy DJ set enhanced by live instruments. The duo of Emily Cooper and Zach Simms blends vocals and keys with a vibrant array of saxophones from tenor to baritone and bass, creating a genre-spanning sound that moves through Funk, House, Bass, Pop, Drum and Bass, Hip Hop, and more. Hailing from Denver and St. Petersburg, they have brought their joyful fusion to stages across the country, including festivals such as Bonnaroo, Hulaween, Treefort, Elements, Secret Dreams, Oregon Country Fair, Resonate, Joshua Tree Music Festival, and Memphis RiverBeat. Their debut album, NOW, has earned national attention for its uplifting, genre-crossing style. Sweet Day '26 VIP ticket holders receive complimentary entry to the after-party along with additional perks during the afternoon.

New to cruising? The TOF First Timers Cruise Experience invites first-time travelers aboard MSC Seashore for five days and four nights sailing from Port Canaveral, Florida. The journey includes stops in Nassau and Ocean Cay and focuses on an easy introduction to ship life, with guidance and a sense of community throughout. Whether it is a first-ever cruise, the first time with MSC, or the first trip with Tayste of Freedom, the experience is tailored for beginners. Pricing with gratuities included, based on double occupancy, starts at $377 per person for interior cabins, $427 per person for oceanview, and $497 per person for balcony accommodations. Cabin availability is limited, and interest and cabin requests are open. To express interest, comment with FIRST TIMER.

Start your morning on the right foot at Melbourne Square with a no-cost indoor walking program offered by Brevard Heath Alliance. Move at your own pace in a climate-controlled setting while staying active, meeting other walkers, and building healthy habits. On the first Wednesday of each month, participants can access complimentary blood pressure checks, a hydration station, wellness resources, and caregiver information. Doors open daily one hour before the mall opens, giving everyone extra time to get steps in, support personal well-being, and connect with others. Whether beginning a wellness journey, keeping an active routine, or simply seeking a cool place to walk during Florida’s summer heat, this program makes it easy to take steady steps toward better health.

At Bit and Spur Club Of Brevard in Cocoa, this doubleheader show opens with registration and exhibitions, then moves into competition using a combined draw. Exhibitions are $5, paid at registration. Entry options include Peewees or Lead Line for $10, NBHA Open for $40, NBHA Youth for $30, NBHA Senior for $25, and BNS Open for $40. Added money is to be determined.

This mini market features appearances by elves and free photos with a new Santa. Complimentary picture opportunities are available, and vendors interested in participating can inquire about securing a spot.

Enjoy a seven-night Caribbean voyage on MSC Grandiosa, departing from Port Canaveral, with visits to Nassau, Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve which is a private island, and Puerto Plata. Pricing for two adults starts at $2,081 for an oceanview stateroom and $2,801 for a balcony, and the third and fourth guests in the same room pay only taxes. A drink package, WiFi, and onboard credit are included. This group cruise suits couples, families, friends traveling together, and first-time cruisers. Space in the group is limited.

Krampus Kon returns to Infinite Mushroom for a holiday season celebration highlighting local artists, writers, and more. This North Brevard institution will host festivities with guest appearances to be unveiled as the event unfolds.

The 6th Annual CFEC Toy Drive at Space Coast Harley-Davidson gathers new, unwrapped toys to support children in the community. There is no entrance fee. The event features live music, vendors, raffles, and additional activities. Central Florida East Coast Charities Inc., a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, leads this effort to brighten the season for local kids. Sponsors and vendors may inquire about application opportunities.

This cozy ornament exchange invites women to slow down in the midst of the holiday bustle and connect with one another. The gathering creates a warm, welcoming setting where conversation, laughter, and friendship can grow naturally. It centers on meaningful moments, shared stories, and the simple joy of exchanging ornaments.

Enjoy a throwback experience that transports you to 1989. This event centers on the nostalgia and vibe of that year.

Christmas Market on Magnolia features a thoughtfully selected group of local vendors with seasonal gifts, food trucks offering tasty treats, and specialty coffee from Root + Gather Coffee Co. The market supports the SARA's Roots Initiative, which provides affordable housing for survivors of trafficking. Families can look forward to kid friendly activities and a welcoming, festive setting that starts the holiday season with purpose. Vendors are advised to beware of scammers who direct them to alternate contacts, and to communicate via the designated email only.

This is a tiki-themed experience on the island.

A free, ranger-guided walk explores Turkey Creek Sanctuary’s boardwalk and select trails while highlighting the plants and wildlife that live there. Participants meet at the sanctuary Nature Center. The route covers about one to one and a half miles on mostly sandy, primitive paths with occasional wet spots, suitable for a light to moderate hike. Wear sturdy sneakers or boots and dress for the conditions. Helpful items include sunscreen, insect repellent, plenty of water, snacks, binoculars, and a hat. Field guides to Florida flora and fauna are welcome. This program is free and open to all ages. Registration is available by calling the Nature Center at (321) 676-6690. Tours take place weather permitting and do not run on holidays.

At the Florida Bridal & Wedding Expo, those planning a wedding can connect with a curated group of professionals who offer guidance for celebrations of every style, from elegant formal affairs to relaxed beach ceremonies. Attendees can explore ideas, ask questions, and gather insights aimed at shaping a memorable day that reflects their vision. The expo takes place at Melbourne Auditorium in Melbourne, FL.

At Sam's Island Music, a performance features American singer songwriter, novelist, and educator Rod MacDonald, a notable figure in the 1980s Greenwich Village folk revival whose stages included the Speakeasy, The Bottom Line, Folk City, and the Songwriter's Exchange at Cornelia Street Cafe. Opening the program is Tampa singer and songwriter Dave Freeman, known for upbeat Trop-Rock songs. Supported by Space Shirts, WFIT, and the Will McLean Foundation.

An Old-Fashioned Christmas offers a heartwarming choral celebration of the season, performed by the Indialantic Chamber Singers and the Brevard Youth Chorus under chorusmaster Beth Green. The concert showcases beloved carols, time-honored holiday songs, and rich harmonies that capture the nostalgic spirit of Christmas. A free ticket is required for entry, and tickets are available until capacity is reached.

Break out your favorite retro threads for an all-80s-and-90s party at Lou’s Blues Bar & Grill as Mixtape Kids deliver a high-energy blend of rock, pop, and old school hip hop. Expect a packed dance floor and sing-along moments with favorites from artists like A-Ha, Nirvana, Cyndi Lauper, Journey, The Cure, Beastie Boys, Salt-N-Peppa, and more. Think hits such as What’s Up, Take On Me, Smells Like Teen Spirit, Time After Time, Don’t Stop Believing, Just Like Heaven, and Fight For Your Right to Party. Dressing up in your wildest 80s or 90s outfit is encouraged. The show is indoors, so it goes on rain or shine. Admission is free and the event is for ages 21 and up. Food and drinks are available. The band features Casie Thelen on vocals, Tom Thelen on guitar, Eric Sundquist on bass, and Pablo Aragona on drums. Digital tips for the band are welcome via Cash App at $MixtapeKids or Venmo at @MixtapeKids.

At Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, this team-focused running challenge features Space Crew Teams of six, with each runner covering 10 miles. Together the team completes 60 miles, a nod to the approximate distance from Earth to the edge of the atmosphere. It blends a space-themed concept with a collaborative test of endurance.

Tee off at Baytree National Golf Links for a best ball golf tournament that supports the Viera Hawks Softball program for both Varsity and JV teams. All proceeds help cover uniforms, equipment, tournament fees, and player development. The competition uses a shotgun start and accommodates 18 foursomes, totaling 72 golfers. Entry options include an early-bird foursome for 540 dollars when secured at least 30 days in advance, along with a standard single golfer registration at 150 dollars. Each golfer receives greens fees, a cart, a goodie bag, and a grilled cookout lunch. On-site extras include a 50/50 drawing, mulligan sales, gift basket raffles, and large-item raffles. Organized by the Viera Hawks Dugout Club, sponsorships for the tournament and year-round support are accepted via Venmo, cash, or check. For sponsorship details or general inquiries, contact vierahawksdugoutclub@gmail.com, Dan Jordan at djordan.pcps@yahoo.com, or Andi Wofford at woffoja@gmail.com. Volunteer sign-ups are coordinated by Drew Abramow at drew.abramow@yahoo.com.

Celebrate the season at the 13th annual Edgewood holiday art and craft fair featuring food trucks and festive shopping. Explore booths from crafters, artists, and other vendors offering unique finds, all in support of Edgewood Project Graduation Class of 2027. The gathering takes place at Edgewood Jr/Sr High School. Vendors with questions can email epgcraftfair2@gmail.com, which is the only authorized email for event communication to help prevent scams.

Charlie’s Anime Con brings a lively gathering of anime and pop culture to Melbourne, Florida, with manga, cosplay, gaming, and artist showcases at the Azan Shrine Center. Attendees can browse a wide range of anime goods and collectibles, discover work from independent creators, and dive into gaming. The Big Backs Food Trailer will be on site, and the schedule includes guest appearances along with activities suitable for all ages. This growing Florida convention offers a chance to connect with fellow fans, visit a variety of vendor booths, and enjoy standout artwork in a welcoming community setting.

Celebrate local creativity at Palm Bay Holiday Market, a community-focused gathering at Lynbrook Park in Palm Bay. Browse a curated lineup of artisans offering handmade goods, unique gifts, fresh produce, and plants, then enjoy offerings from favorite local food trucks. Whether shopping for presents, supporting small businesses, or spending time outdoors with family and friends, visitors will find plenty to explore and enjoy. Vendors interested in participating can inquire by email or through Facebook Messenger, and space is limited.

Celebrate the season at Space Coast Harley-Davidson with a festive day of Christmas cheer in Palm Bay. Families can take photos with Santa and his friends, enjoy sleigh rides, and listen to holiday music from a DJ. The event features activities for all ages, shopping with vendors and crafters, food from a truck, and more. A Toys for Tots collection will be onsite, and attendees are encouraged to bring a new, unwrapped toy to support children in need. Admission is free for this family-friendly community event presented by The Sagi & Kiquo Experience.

A sea of red suits will fill Cocoa Village for a roaming celebration where every participant becomes Santa for the night. The plan is playful and simple. Come dressed head to toe in Santa gear, start the evening at any favorite spot, and know that the organizers will be kicking things off at TimeOut Sports Bar in Cocoa Village. The crowd will eventually gather by the Christmas tree in the village park for a big group photo, capturing the spirit of the night. There is no charge to take part, and any attempt to sell tickets should be reported to the platform where they appear. Bring cash to keep lines moving, carry a valid ID for door checks, and tip bartenders and servers generously. Look out for one another and take care of the helpers who make the night possible. The vibe is joyful, a little mischievous, and always respectful. Share cheer with families and children, consider carrying small treats like candy canes, and keep the fun lively without getting sloppy. Costumes beyond the classic Santa are welcome, including elves, reindeer, and other festive takes, but wear more than just a hat. Pay as you go, respect every venue and passerby, and plan safe transportation if you are drinking since there is no bail fund. Stick with a small buddy group so no Santa is left behind. When questions come up, the answers stay in character. Who is in charge? Santa. What group are you with? Santa. What is the purpose? Spreading cheer. Throughout it all, call everyone Santa, be ready for spontaneous surprises, and lean on simple courtesies that never go out of style: please, thank you, and merry Christmas.

This seasonal evening 5K sets off from Cocoa Public Library in Cocoa, Florida, then follows an out and back route along Indian River Drive on the Space Coast. Participants make their way through an LED light tunnel, take in holiday scenes along the Cocoa Riverfront, and are energized by festive Holiday Cheer Zones. Finish line treats include cookies and hot chocolate.

Planet Hairspray performs live at George & Dragon English Tavern with a nostalgic 1989 theme. The show offers a full throwback atmosphere to that year.

Innuendo performs live at Lou's Blues.

Celebrate the holidays with a jazz concert featuring vocalist Maddy Winer and enjoy a complimentary glass of wine. For more than three decades, Winer has captivated audiences with a distinctive voice shaped by the Great American Songbook, jazz standards, and the pop music of her youth. Born in New York City and raised in a large Italian family, she first stepped onstage at the Winter Garden Theatre at age three, setting the course for a lifelong passion. She has performed with Loonis McGlohon, host of the NPR program American Popular Song, appearing across the United States including Lincoln Center, and she is featured on two of his albums. Winer headlined the stage show North Carolina Is My Home with McGlohon and Charles Kuralt, which led to a televised NPR special that included her. She has led concerts at Lincoln Center, the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach, the Saint Louis Symphony, and the Saint Lawrence Centre for the Arts in Toronto, and she has opened for artists such as Dave Brubeck, Lou Rawls, David Sanborn, Joe Sample and the Crusaders, George Shearing, Al Jarreau, Ellis Marsalis, John Pizzarelli, and Diane Schuur. Her recordings include Heart to Heart with Cyrus Chestnut, Bernard Pretty Purdie, Vince Lewis, John Brown, and Todd Wright, and Crossroads with Vince Lewis, Rick Simerly, Todd Wright, Bill Covington, Tom Hildreth, and River Guerguerian. Admission is paid at the door. Members of the Jazz Society or the Veterans Memorial Center are $30, guests are $35, and students are free. A complimentary glass of wine is included. Attendees may bring snacks and drinks, and adult beverages are permitted, although the venue does not allow food or drink sales. Tables and chairs are provided, along with a beautiful view of the river.

Grab a bite at a casual food truck stop at the Moore Justice Center, the Brevard County Courthouse. A truck will be on site serving grub, and everyone is welcome.

Club members, friends, and neighbors gather for a fun, friendly and informative evening with the Barefoot Bay Little Theater Club. This monthly meeting starts with brief club business and wraps up with lighthearted activities. The theme spotlights the classic night before Christmas story. Expect laughter, fellowship, and a hint of theater magic. As the meeting draws near, updates specific to this gathering will be posted in the event discussion.

Dig into a hands-on succulent garden workshop where you will learn how to design and plant a miniature landscape, then take your finished garden home. Led by Brevard County Master Gardener Beth Patterson, this session takes place at UF/IFAS Extension - Brevard County in the Brevard Discovery Garden, an educational space at the site. The workshop is outdoors and includes walking, so wear closed-toed shoes and bring whatever will keep you comfortable outside. Consider packing a portable chair, a hat, a light jacket if it is cool, plenty of water, and a notebook for taking notes. It is also an opportunity to meet other gardening enthusiasts and build skills with succulents. Please note that classes and events may be canceled due to low registration or other circumstances, and similar sessions are often offered on future dates.

Celebrate the season at City of Melbourne Auditorium with a warm and festive concert featuring spirited music, audience sing-alongs, cheerful surprises, and MCO’s hallmark blend of heart and humor. Maestro Mark will lead a full Christmas sing-along that invites the crowd to sing together. A complimentary pre-show performance sets the tone ahead of the main program. Food and drinks from City Bistro’s full-service food and bar are available, and guests can enjoy raffles, 50/50 drawings, and browse MCO merchandise. Admission is free, family friendly, and open to all, with no tickets needed.

At Hammock Landing, Jeep enthusiasts converge for a laid back meet and greet that showcases eye-catching rigs, sparks plenty of Jeep conversation, and creates a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere with a crew from Brevard County. It is all about the community, the builds, and the shared love of Jeep life.

Donate blood at a Community Blood Drive held in partnership with Oneblood in the BJ's Brewhouse parking lot. Every contribution supports patients who need care and strengthens local hospitals. Friends and family are welcome to come along and be part of a shared effort to give back and save lives. Participants can expect a convenient neighborhood setting and a friendly, professional team from Oneblood. Perks may include donor giveaways and refreshments, and one donation can help more than one person. Appointments are encouraged, and walk-ins are accepted while space is available.

Bosco performs a lively set packed with feel-good grooves. Expect a fun atmosphere that inspires dancing and singalongs.

Dreamer is set at The Island Waterfront Bar & Grill, a waterfront bar and grill.

The event welcomes festive runners, cheerful walkers, and Santa fans for a one mile dash on Florida’s Space Coast. The goal is to see 1,600 participants zipping through Viera in Florida-style Santa suits, a spirited way to celebrate with family and friends. Every finisher receives a Santa medal. New this year, the first 100 to cross the line earn the Ultimate Ornament for their holiday enjoyment.

This event takes place at Pielock Dog Park Viera East.

Explore Turkey Creek Sanctuary on a free, ranger-guided walk suitable for all ages. The route uses the boardwalk and a selection of trails, covering roughly 1 to 1.5 miles. Park rangers share insights on the common plants and animals that live in the sanctuary. Expect mostly sandy, primitive paths with a few wet patches, and a light to moderate pace that usually lasts about an hour to a little over an hour. Wear sturdy tennis shoes or boots and dress for changing outdoor conditions. Helpful items include water, snacks, sunscreen, insect repellent, a hat, binoculars, and any favorite field guides to Florida wildlife and plants. Participants meet at the sanctuary Nature Center before setting out. To reserve a spot, call the Nature Center at (321) 676-6690.

Historic Downtown Titusville hosts the 3rd Annual Jolly Jubilee, a festive marketplace featuring local makers, artists, small businesses, and food vendors. Attendees can discover unique gifts, support neighborhood entrepreneurs, enjoy sweets and savory bites, and take in the cheerful spirit of the season. Prospective vendors should apply only through the organizer’s official website. Be alert for scams. Miracle City & Co. will not request payments through personal accounts or unofficial links, and no one can guarantee a spot via comments or unsolicited messages. If anything seems uncertain, contact the organizer through the official page or website.

Military Order of the Purple Heart Society Chapter 453 and Their Voice of Hope will come together at Pinecrest Cemetery to honor Medal of Honor recipient Emory Bennett and other heroes laid to rest there. The gathering centers on remembrance and sharing the meaning of service and sacrifice. Co-location coordinators at the cemetery are requesting wreath sponsorships to help ensure every hero is recognized.

Bob Walker brings a live acoustic set featuring familiar favorites from the artists you love.

Beef O' Brady's becomes a hangout for Jeep lovers as the Space Coast Jeep Club presents a relaxed meet and greet. Attendees can check out rigs on display, dive into nonstop Jeep conversation, and enjoy a family friendly atmosphere with the club’s crew from Brevard and the wider Space Coast community.

Bosco brings a special Christmas show to Mavericks, creating a festive event night for the season.

A free car and bike show takes place at Daddy O’s Diner on the last Saturday of each month. Attendees can contribute non-perishable items for Matthew’s Hope by placing donations in the large collection box.

Supershow Mondo Tikis brings a post-Christmas celebration to George and Dragon, keeping the holiday spirit going the day after. A lively party atmosphere sets the tone for more seasonal cheer.

321Afterglow delivers a cover set, cranking up the sound while you enjoy the toys. As a discount cover band from the Space Coast, they plan to keep the crowd dancing with a playful, elf-inspired vibe.

Reptiday Melbourne brings the best of Repticon’s two-day experience together in a single-day expo. See live animals from around the world, purchase pets and pet products directly from experts, and deepen your knowledge about reptiles and other exotic species. The experience emphasizes learning opportunities, conversations with specialists, and a wide selection of animals and supplies gathered under one roof.

Celebrate New Year’s Eve at Cadillac Cove with Mixtape Kids delivering a throwback party soundtrack that blends rock, pop, and old school hip hop. This ticketed celebration includes admission, live music, a champagne toast, party favors, a midnight balloon drop, and a midnight buffet prepared by a notable Brevard County chef. Advance tickets are $45 and tickets purchased the day of the event are $50, plus taxes and fees. The show is indoors, so the festivities proceed regardless of the weather. Expect an illuminated dance floor and a set filled with hits from artists like A-ha, Bon Jovi, Madonna, Nirvana, No Doubt, Queen, Third Eye Blind, and more. Dancing is planned and 80s or 90s attire is encouraged. Digital tips for the band are welcome via Cash App $MixtapeKids and Venmo @MixtapeKids.

This seven-night Caribbean journey aboard Celebrity Apex visits Puerto Plata, St. Thomas, and St. Kitts, with Marilyn Salzberg and fellow Luxury Wellness Explorers. The experience includes a Classic Beverage Package, Wi-Fi, Concierge Class veranda accommodations, and hosted group activities. Three unhurried sea days offer time to relax and enjoy the amenities of one of Celebrity's most innovative ships.

A riverfront setting sets the mood while Mondo Tikis sets the tone. It is all about the atmosphere and being part of the scene.

Matt Simpson returns to Marker 24 Marina for a live performance featuring his own take on classic songs.

A six night celebration of music, sun, and fun unfolds aboard the Sky Princess, cruising round trip from Port Canaveral to the Bahamas and Caribbean with visits to Princess Cays, Amber Cove, and Grand Turk. Jonny Bird leads the entertainment, joined by special guests Seetha The Comic and E'Stefano DiSanto. The experience features two private performances, a musical cocktail party, and group-only activities with the performers. Cabin options priced per person based on double occupancy include Inside at $1,289, Obstructed Balcony at $1,459, Balcony at $1,699, Deluxe Balcony at $1,759, and Mini-Suite at $2,029. The package covers cruise fare, all port charges, taxes and fees, exclusive access to the featured shows and activities, a Princess Plus beverage package, all gratuities, and unlimited Wi‑Fi for the duration of the cruise. A deposit of $250 per person reserves space.

Set sail on a 4 night Bahamian escape aboard Utopia of the Seas, one of Royal Caribbean’s newer ships launched in 2024. Departing from Port Canaveral, the voyage features sunshine, ocean views, and unhurried time to relax between stops. The itinerary includes a visit to CocoCay, Royal Caribbean’s private island, and a full day in Nassau for beach time and island fun. This group sailing welcomes first time cruisers and anyone looking for a simple, stress free getaway.

Prototype Rails returns to Hilton Cocoa Beach Oceanfront with initial details available and more updates to follow. After a standout year that included achieving 501(c)(3) nonprofit status, the show is positioned for a strong future. A special hotel rate starts at $194 per night and includes parking and WiFi, available under group code MFSA27. Registration is $55 in advance or $65 afterward, and spouses or guests who are not attending presentations do not need to register. Checks should be made payable to Prototype Rails.