Events in Brooksville, FL

Crystal clear water and cozy cabin nights set the tone for a three-day escape on the Weeki Wachee River. This intentionally small, four-woman retreat keeps the pace relaxed so there is space to connect and truly unwind. Guided paddling leads through turquoise, spring-fed waterways, with gentle floats that may bring manatees into view, shared meals, and laughter around the cabin table. The experience includes three nights in a cozy group cabin, kayaks with all necessary gear, and meals, all in a supportive, welcoming environment. Only 20 percent down is needed to reserve a cabin spot. Designed for women seeking fresh air, clear water, and a restorative reset outdoors.

BVL Oyster Bar hosts a Jeep Night that celebrates open-air cruising with tops down and doors off. A DJ keeps the music going while attendees enjoy tasty bites and ice-cold drinks. It is all about music, refreshments, and a laid-back Jeep vibe.

Part of the WellSpring Recovery System, this free community workshop at NAMI Hernando centers on nervous system self-regulation and energy healing through hands-on practice. It is designed as an accessible introduction that also supports those with prior experience, focusing on doing rather than discussion as participants move, breathe, and settle into stillness. A modular format offers a sampling of approaches such as yoga, tai chi, qigong, breathwork, energy and acupressure techniques, sensory awareness, and meditation, with brief awareness practices to open and close the session. The aim is to help build a practical toolkit for meeting difficult moments and taking an active role in personal healing. This workshop is one element of a six-tier program that also includes talks, literature review, community connection meetings, journaling groups devoted to discovering the authentic self, and Sanyama sessions that blend EFT with guided meditation.

Tom Varn Park hosts a free outdoor screening of the 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in celebration of Comic Book Day. Enjoy games and activities before the film. Costumes are encouraged, whether you arrive as a turtle, a ninja, April O'Neil, Shredder, or any comic book inspired character. SWAT, Students Working Against Tobacco, will be on site with resources and themed goodie bags. Blankets and lawn chairs are welcome for a comfortable movie experience.

Celebrate the season at an annual fall festival filled with pumpkins, treats, and plenty of autumn fun. A 1-day pass is $12 plus tax, a season pass is $25 for unlimited festival visits, and children 2 and under are admitted free. Admission includes a pumpkin patch for picking, giant mountain slides, bumpy barrel train rides, a huge jumping pillow, a candy cannon, hayrides, friendly farm animals, a pirate ship playground, and local vendors offering delicious seasonal treats.

Vendors showcase popular diecast brands, ranging from fresh releases to sought after older editions of favorite models. It is an opportunity to browse for the newest finds or hunt down a missing piece to complete a collection. Custom Hot Wheels builds are on display, and guidance is available for those interested in learning how to start customizing. The atmosphere is family friendly, welcoming kids and adults who share a love for these iconic toy cars. It can be part of a fun day out for the whole family.

Refresh your wardrobe at a free clothing swap focused on adult sizes. Participants bring at least one adult clothing item to donate, or bags if preferred, then browse a wide selection of gently used pieces and take home as many as they like. Suggested donations include shirts, shorts, pants, skirts, dresses, workout tops and bottoms, bras and sports bras, shoes, belts, business or interview attire, purses, backpacks, and accessories. Both men’s and women’s items are welcome, and any adult clothing you have to give can find a new home. Baby and children’s items are not part of this swap. Those wishing to donate them can be connected with local charities that accept these items. Bring your contributions at the beginning of the event to get first pick of what others bring. Leftover items will be donated to Jericho Road Ministries.

Mark the start of autumn with face painting, seasonal crafts, casual games, and tasty snacks, along with plenty of chances to reconnect with old friends and meet new ones. Open to all ages, this festival centers on simple seasonal fun and family time while highlighting the warm community spirit of Ivory & Sage. Expect vendors, snacks, games, and more. Kids can enjoy free craft activities, and there is a $5 soap-making option. The Rolling Pearl drink truck will be serving dirty sodas and boba.

This B2B networking gathering offers a chance to meet Chamber Members and connect with business representatives. Participation is open to both Chamber Members and non-members at no cost, aside from the price of your meal. All businesses are welcome.

Little Worlds Workshop blends imagination and storytelling in a hands-on experience for kids. Participants design a miniature habitat inside a keepsake container using materials like moss, stones, crystals, natural elements, and themed accents. After building, each child selects and adopts a fitting creature, gives it a name, and learns how it belongs in the world they created. Everyone departs with a completed mini world, a certificate of adoption for their new companion, and a unique creation to display and enjoy well beyond the session. This session spotlights Dragon Hollow, a realm where dragons watch over hidden treasures among rocky cliffs and crystal caves. Children craft their own dragon habitat with creative materials and magical details, then choose a dragon companion to bring the scene to life and take home.

Now in its 34th running, the John Holmes Trail Run offers three distances—50K, 16 miles, and 9 miles—on the Croom Hiking Trail in central Florida. The route winds among longleaf pines and scrub oak hills, with creek bottoms and cypress ponds along the way. All distances begin and end at the Tucker Hill Fire Tower. Recognized as the oldest 50K trail race in the Southeast, this event pairs a well loved course with technical race shirts, notable awards, and a hearty post race meal, all supported by a dedicated volunteer team. A course cutoff is in effect.

The Florida State Car Audio Final presented by U.S. Amps brings two full days of high-level car audio competition to the Hernando County Fairgrounds, with contenders aiming for Florida State championship titles. The event is open to spectators. Vehicle entry is $50 and includes two passes, and spectator admission is $15.

This free educational talk at the OM Grown Community Garden focuses on growing cruciferous vegetables. Participants will learn how to cultivate broccoli, kale, and cauliflower using sustainable practices, reflecting the garden’s commitment to teaching earth-friendly methods and sharing nourishing, naturally grown food with the community. The garden is a collaborative space that flourishes through shared care and effort, and this session offers clear, practical guidance for successful harvests. Accidents should be reported to a staff member immediately. Programs may be photographed for promotional use, and anyone who does not wish to be included is responsible for stepping away or notifying the photographer.

Celebrate veterans and first responders at a family-friendly fair in Hernando County. Enjoy food, entertainment, and opportunities to connect with the people who keep the community and the country safe. Veterans, first responders, those who have served, and supportive community members are all welcome. Details on vendors, activities, and schedules will be shared soon. For questions or to participate, contact the Veteran Services office at 352-754-4033.

A solo musician brings country, pop, and rock covers to Bree’s Riverside Restaurant in Nobleton. Guests can enjoy drinks and food, dance and sing along, or simply relax to familiar favorites. The performance puts the spotlight on local small business and the energy of live music in a laid back setting.

Bike Night brings the riding community together at BVL Oyster Bar with live music from DJ Monica, a $20 Prime Rib special, and a Happy Hour. Expect good food, cold drinks, and the rumble of engines in a friendly crowd. Riders of every style are welcome, creating a relaxed setting to linger and enjoy the scene.

Step into a small realm of creativity at the Spooky Garden Workshop, a hands-on session where kids bring a miniature Halloween garden to life. Participants design and assemble their own tiny scene from beginning to end. They paint and personalize a Halloween house and accessories, choose and plant live herbs, and place each element with care to make a garden that feels uniquely theirs. The process sparks imagination, from planning and digging into the soil to watching the scene come together piece by piece. The format suits a wide range of ages. Younger children can relish the tactile crafting and planting, while older kids can focus on layout, design, and storytelling. Each child leaves with a finished garden to display, tend, and enjoy long after the class concludes.

Friday Night Live brings a high-energy show to Hernando Park as John Hindman & The Mustang Mafia take the stage. Known for blending country, rock, blues, and dance favorites, the band delivers a cross-genre performance accompanied by a vibrant light show with LEDs and lasers. The park will also feature vendors and food trucks, offering plenty to browse and enjoy. Admission is free and open to everyone. Guests are welcome to bring lawn chairs and blankets for a comfortable evening under the oaks, and coolers are not permitted to support local vendors and restaurants and for safety.

A fall concert series fills the weekend with two events. The Saturday concert is hosted by Spring Hill United Church of Christ, followed by a Sunday concert at Nativity Lutheran Church.

Spring Hill hosts a family-friendly celebration of Hispanic heritage with live music, cultural performances, food vendors, artisans, beer, and activities for all ages. The event honors traditions, music, food, history, and the contributions of Hispanics, and welcomes everyone from every culture and background. DJ Luismy provides the soundtrack for the festivities. Admission is $3 in advance and $5 on the day. A $3 per person entry includes parking. Coolers, outside food or drinks, and tents are not permitted. Guests may bring chairs and domino tables to spend time with friends, neighbors, family, and the community. Local police provide on-site security.

Presented by Laffs2Go, this stand-up comedy night at Stage West Playhouse spotlights headliner Rahn Hortman, a nationally touring, award-winning comedian featured on Nickelodeon, ABC, MAVTV, TBN, SiriusXM, and Dry Bar Comedy. Recognized by Creative Loafing as Best Stand-Up Comedian, Hortman brings sharp storytelling and lively crowd engagement honed at leading clubs and festivals around the country. The lineup also features Tommy Bell, a comedian, musician, emcee, and entertainer with more than three decades onstage who blends quick-witted jokes, music, and interactive moments. Hosting duties are handled by Rob Garguilo, a radio personality and comic with over 20 years of experience whose on-air work has reached audiences in cities including Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Cleveland, Tampa, Fort Myers, and Harrisburg, with credits on SiriusXM and BuzzFeed. Tickets are $20.

Erica Williams leads a New Moon Ritual Gathering centered on community, intention, and renewal. This gathering is part of a dedicated cycle of thirteen new moon rituals that invite reflection and fresh beginnings. There is no required fee to attend, and donations are appreciated to support the work. Participants are welcome to bring a snack to share for a Snack Luck, nourishing body and spirit together under the new moon.

Build new contacts and strengthen professional relationships at a B2B networking meetup at Hooters of Spring Hill. The gathering welcomes Chamber members as well as nonmembers, bringing together representatives from a wide range of businesses. There is no fee to participate, and attendees simply cover the cost of their own meal.

Children blend creativity and storytelling as they build a tiny world inside a keepsake container. Using materials such as moss, stones, crystals, natural elements, and themed decorations, each participant shapes a personal habitat. When their scene is complete, they choose and adopt a creature that belongs in their world, give it a name, and learn about the role it plays in the environment they designed. Everyone takes home a finished Little World, an adoption certificate for their new companion, and a unique creation made to display or play with long after class. This session spotlights Monster Meadow, a playful, spooky theme with Halloween-inspired details like pumpkins, meandering paths, and secret hideaways, capped off by selecting a silly or spooky monster friend to accompany the completed world.

The Pumpkin Patch returns to Tom Varn Park as a favorite seasonal tradition, transforming the park into a festive autumn setting with pumpkins in many shapes and sizes and plenty of photo opportunities. Browse for the perfect porch pumpkin, capture annual family photos among the displays, or simply enjoy the colors and atmosphere of the season. There is something for everyone at this welcoming fall showcase.

Now in its thirteenth year, Camping With The Blues brings people together to celebrate the blues in a friendly, music-centered setting.

Candlelight brings a multi-sensory music experience to Spring Hill as the Listeso String Quartet performs a tribute to the music of The Beatles at the WellCome OM Integral Healing & Education Center, set under the gentle glow of candlelight. The program features favorites such as I Want To Hold Your Hand, Penny Lane, Strawberry Fields, Come Together, Here Comes the Sun, Help!, Eleanor Rigby, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Helter Skelter, Blackbird, A Day in the Life, Yesterday, and Let It Be. The performance lasts 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the show, and there is no entry once it begins. Seating is assigned on a first come first served basis within each zone, the venue is ADA compliant, and guests must be at least 8 years old with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. This is a tribute concert experience and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, their estate, or official representatives.

Celebrate the season with an Oktoberfest-inspired downtown street market paired with a community chili competition. Presented by Brooksville Main Street, this free, public gathering features local shopping with handmade goods, festive fall decor, and a tempting array of specialty food vendors. The second annual chili cookoff brings together restaurant chefs, creative makers, and home cooks vying for top honors. Come hungry, taste a range of recipes, and help pick the winner by casting a vote. The streets transform into an open air autumn marketplace that welcomes families and pets, creating an easygoing outing for all ages. Complimentary parking is available downtown, and visitors can extend the day by exploring nearby independent shops and restaurants beyond the main market area.

Mermaid Soda Shack pops up at Camping With The Blues for a two day stop at Florida Sand Music Ranch in Brooksville. Festivalgoers can enjoy specialty sodas, lemonades, and energy drinks while taking in the blues, camping, and relaxed festival atmosphere. Whether visiting for a single day or staying for the whole weekend, make time to try something refreshingly different.

Learn how to turn everyday yard trimmings, leaves, and kitchen scraps into nutrient-rich compost at a free, in-person seminar presented by UF/IFAS Extension Pasco County. Explore practical tips and the science behind creating and maintaining a compost system that can be blended into soil, mulch, or potting mixes to support healthy plants. The session is led by Kate Kaste, Program Manager for the Florida-Friendly Landscaping Program. The Florida-Friendly Landscaping Program offers guidance for building attractive, sustainable landscapes that conserve and protect Florida’s natural resources. Topics include selecting the right plant for the right spot, efficient watering, appropriate fertilization, using mulch, supporting wildlife, responsible pest management, recycling yard materials, reducing stormwater runoff, and safeguarding waterfront areas.

Explore how healthy hips support safe, confident movement in yoga during a 90-minute, unheated workshop. The first half focuses on hip structure and the role of the hip flexors, using a skeletal model in the studio to visualize key concepts, followed by targeted mobility drills you can bring into a home routine. The second half applies that knowledge in a sequence of standing and floor poses, refining alignment through an anatomical lens. Gentle, hands-on assistance is available when appropriate and only with consent. Each participant receives a take-home booklet that summarizes the anatomy, outlines the mobility exercises, and breaks down hip alignment for poses such as Warrior I and II, Extended Side Angle, Triangle, Pyramid, Warrior III, Half Moon, Dancer, Pigeon, Bird Dog, and more. The cost is $25, and capacity is limited to 12. Registration is available through MindBody on the studio website. Two scholarship spots are offered. For scholarship consideration, contact the facilitator, Ben, at poholekben@gmail.com or speak with him at the studio.

Encore Entertainment and Sparacia Witherell Family Winery & Vineyard present The American Stones, an ultimate tribute to the Rolling Stones. This high energy show channels each member’s persona with precise mannerisms, authentic instruments, and era specific wardrobe, delivering the look, feel, and swagger associated with the Stones. Expect a hit filled set that includes Satisfaction, Jumpin' Jack Flash, Paint It Black, Miss You, and Start Me Up, along with many more favorites for a complete Rolling Stones experience. Sparacia Witherell Family Winery & Vineyard is located in western Florida in the historic city of Brooksville. The property sits about 275 feet above sea level, among the higher points in the state, and benefits from Gulf breezes across vineyards that grow native Muscadine and hybrid grape varieties. General admission is $25 and VIP is $40, plus applicable fees. Multiple food trucks will be on site. VIP perks include a private bar, front assigned seating, and a meet and greet with the band.

At Tom Varn Park’s loop trail, a community walk brings people together for an evening of hope, remembrance, and solidarity focused on breast cancer awareness. Participants gather at a lighted tree of hope, then circle the trail to honor those lost, celebrate survivors, and support individuals still in treatment. Wearing pink is encouraged to help bathe the path in a warm glow as everyone moves side by side in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Many choose to walk for themselves, in tribute to loved ones, or simply to show support, creating a shared message of strength and light.

Set in Spring Hill at WellCome OM Integral Healing & Education Center, this candlelit tribute features the Listeso String Quartet performing the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons. The evening reimagines hits for strings in an intimate, multi-sensory setting by candlelight. The tentative set includes Coldplay favorites such as Clocks, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, and Viva la Vida, alongside Imagine Dragons songs like Radioactive, Eyes Closed, Nice to Meet You, Follow You, Bad Liar, and Believer. The performance lasts 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the start, and late entry is not permitted once the music begins. Seating is assigned on a first come first served basis within each zone. The venue is ADA compliant. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. This is a tribute experience and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artists, their estates, or their official representatives.

Explore a wide range of toys and pop culture collectibles from multiple vendors, with selections that include vintage toys, sports cards, Pokémon cards, toy soldiers, action figures, wrestling memorabilia, Star Wars items, Funko Pops, G.I. Joe, comic books, Transformers, and more. Vendors rotate from show to show so collectors can browse fresh inventory each time. Parking is complimentary. Admission is $3 per person, and children under 13 get in free. Due to high interest from sellers, a request list is used for vendor spots, and tables are 8 feet long and priced at $25.

Create your own magical broom while exploring the folklore surrounding besoms. Choose the materials that suit your vision and build a unique piece for rituals, home decor, or daily magic. You receive a 16-inch broom to personalize with decorations and design details.

Meet neighbors and make fresh connections at a casual monthly social for professionals, small business owners, and community-focused folks. There is no set program, no sales pitches, and no RSVP required. Stop in at Tidal Brewing Company to mingle in the taproom, with drinks available for purchase. All are welcome. Presented in partnership with Roots Creative Co. and Find Your Paradise, this easygoing gathering puts community first.

At Citrus & Sage Bookshop, celebrate new ACOTAR releases with the return of a fan favorite. Each attendee paints a pre-finished trinket dresser inspired by the Archeron sisters, about 6.5 inches tall, handy for tucking away bookish keepsakes and adding a charming touch to any shelf. An instructor provides step by step guidance on painting roses, flames, and a starry sky, with time for personal customizations. All painting supplies are provided, and the celebration also features games, treats, and extras. A free drink from the Citrus & Sage Brew Bar is included.

At Tom Varn Park, the Greater Hernando County Chamber of Commerce's Hernando Hustle 5K Walk & Run offers a fun, family-friendly experience for walkers, runners, and joggers. Aim for a personal record or enjoy a relaxed stroll with friends, and know that everyone is welcome.

Faith Community Church hosts a yard and market sale featuring crafts, food, yard sale items, and a farmers market. Vendors are welcome to participate, contributing to a varied selection for attendees to explore.

Huey Go Again brings the hits of 80s icon Huey Lewis and The News to Sparacia Witherell Family Winery & Vineyard in Brooksville, promising a night filled with dancing, singing, and plenty of feel-good energy. The group captures the band’s signature sound with a lead vocalist who nails Huey Lewis’s gritty tone on Heart and Soul, then glides into the jazz-leaning Hope You Love Me Like You Say You Do. Expect tight guitars and keys, a punchy horn section, and a sax spotlight that powers dance favorites like Hip to Be Square, with arrangements crafted to echo the classic recordings for an authentic live experience. Set against a scenic vineyard backdrop, the winery offers dinner options, Florida-made wines, and other refreshments for a relaxed concert atmosphere. Gourmet food trucks will be on site. Please note that coolers, outside containers, outside food, and pets are not permitted. Tickets are offered in two tiers. VIP is $40 plus sales tax and fees for a total of $44.80 and includes reserved front-area table seating. General admission is $25 in advance and $30 at the door. Presented by MarEmil Music in partnership with Sparacia Witherell Family Winery & Vineyard.

Twilight Tea is a Halloween-themed tea party welcoming both adults and children. Enjoy seasonal teas with bite-size snacks and desserts in a cozy setting filled with playful spooky charm. A guided, hands-on craft invites every participant to create a Halloween keepsake to take home. Costumes are welcome but not required, making it a comfortable choice for families, friends, and anyone who appreciates a touch of elegance with their Halloween fun. Tickets are $40 per person and include food, unlimited tea, and the crafting activity.

An indoor, air-conditioned Hot Wheels show in Brooksville offers free public admission, trading, and a raffle. Attendees can explore 50 six-foot tables, find something to eat, and enjoy complimentary popcorn. Everyone receives a raffle ticket upon entry, with extra chances available for $1 each. Bringing cars to trade with vendors or other attendees is encouraged. Vendor tables are $10 each and must be paid one week in advance. Setup is limited to vendors before the public enters, and each vendor may bring one helper. Parking is plentiful, and the show goes on rain or shine. This event is planned to be held monthly.

A midnight celebration at ERRA Books marks the launch of ACOTAR 6. The lineup includes fandom trivia and games, snacks, specialty drinks prepared by Low Tide Lemonade, a costume contest, and more. Each Midnight Release ticket includes a hardcover copy of the book, a swag bag, and one drink ticket. Additional beverages will be available for purchase, and the store will be open for shopping during the event. Those interested only in the book can place a preorder. Updates on plans for Book 7 and other store news will be shared on ERRA Books social channels and in its newsletter.

Connect with peers at a B2B networking gathering at Hooters of Spring Hill. The event offers Chamber Members the chance to build relationships with fellow members and other business representatives. Participation is open to members and non-members at no charge, and attendees simply cover the cost of their own meal. Businesses of all kinds are welcome.

Florida Sand Music Ranch transforms into a spooky campsite for a family-friendly Halloween camping weekend with a PG-13 tone. Campers can expect campsite decorating to create a Halloween Village, a haunted hayride, a costume contest, Melanated Games in a family Halloween edition, campfires with music and time to connect, and a signature after-dark haunted experience called the Little Camp of Horrors. Once night falls, the atmosphere may include darkness, fog, loud sounds, jump scares, eerie characters, and other surprises, and parents are encouraged to use discretion with younger participants. Meals are provided throughout the event, including a taco bar on the first night, breakfast, lunch, and dinner on the second day, and a camp breakfast on the final morning, with availability based on the selected ticket or package. Camping options range from bringing your own tent to provided tents, comfort camp setups, furnished glamping, and RV or camper spots, and some packages can accommodate additional guests. Space and furnished setups are limited, and an opening week special offers 10 percent off registration.

A family friendly Halloween-themed stroll through Weeki Wachee, Brooksville, and Spring Hill features a neighborhood route of bakery and artisan stands. Pick up a complimentary passport and bakery map at Bishop’s Bakery or another designated pickup point to be announced, then wander between participating stops to collect sticker stamps, purchase sweet treats, and meet the makers. Each stop offers a chance to enter a raffle, limited to one ticket per person per stand, and posting a photo of a completed passport to the event page earns a bonus entry. Many stands plan trick-or-treat surprises to keep the evening festive. Participation is free, with goodies available for purchase along the way. Please park with care in a garage sale style and keep driveways clear out of respect for neighbors. The stroll celebrates local small businesses, helping visitors discover new favorite bakeries and farm stands while gathering treats, stickers, and raffle chances. Bishop’s Bakery is the sole coordinator for this event, and any messages seeking contact, likes, payments, or other participation are scams. A winner will be announced.

Start Halloween weekend with a starlit screening of the classic Ghostbusters in a festive pumpkin patch setting. Arrive early for Halloween-themed games, take a few fun photos, and settle into a comfortable spot before the movie begins. Costumes are encouraged, so feel free to dress up. Bring blankets, lawn chairs, and a crew of friends or family for a lighthearted night of spooky fun and lasting movie memories.

The Mudds, a local favorite, bring their signature blend of original smooth jazz and toe tapping blues to Bree’s Riverside Restaurant. The band features Sam Mudd on vocals and guitar, Betsy Mudd on bass, Port Barlow on guitar, Jeff Craft on keys, and Jeff Harrison on harmonica. Enjoy a relaxed riverside vibe with music made to feed both the soul and the tummy.

This B2B networking gathering offers a chance to connect with Chamber members and other business representatives. Participation is open to both members and non-members at no charge, with attendees covering the cost of their own meal. Businesses of every type are welcome.

Set at Full Circle Retreats in Inverness, Florida, this weekend gathering blends live music with time in nature and meaningful community connections. After a previously sold-out year, the experience has been expanded into a full retreat that invites guests to unwind on forest trails, visit rescue animals, relax by campfires, share community meals, and enjoy performances under the stars. Those who prefer a single-day option can choose Saturday festival passes, available as an event-only ticket for $44 or an all-day pass for $55. The VIP retreat spans the entire weekend and includes meals, fireside acoustic music, early entry to the festival, and full use of the property. Friday features a community dinner followed by music by the fire. Saturday brings a continental breakfast, open time for activities, food trucks around midday, live music later in the day, and a shared dinner in the evening. Sunday wraps up with a community brunch before checkout. Lodging is booked separately and does not include VIP passes, and every overnight guest must also purchase a VIP Weekend Pass. Early bird pricing is available and lodging is limited, with options that include rooms in the main house, tent camping with or without power, and a primitive RV site, while some selections have already sold out. The VIP Weekend Pass with the meal package is $144 per person and covers Friday dinner and fireside music, Saturday breakfast and dinner, Sunday brunch, full weekend property access, and a VIP wristband. A VIP option without meals is available for $88 per person and includes fireside music, full weekend access, and a wristband. Highlights around the grounds include rescue horses, mini goats, and free-ranging chickens, a Himalayan salt cave, a private pool, hiking trails, a meditation labyrinth, arts and crafts, a library with board games, and hammocks throughout. Capacity is limited for this private event, there are no refunds, and early bird pricing may increase as spaces are claimed.

Autumn Resonance is a yoga and sacred sound festival offering a full-day immersive experience where yoga, Pilates, sound, movement, and mysticism come together. Expect classes throughout the day led by a collective of teachers from across Tampa Bay, mini sound immersions guided by sound healers and alchemists, and a live DJ shaping an uplifting atmosphere. Artisan vendors present handcrafted goods, with additional healing services such as massage and energy work, plus tarot, psychic readings, and henna. A cold plunge and sauna experience are available for an extra fee. All movement takes place on a beautiful 2,000 square foot outdoor deck that encircles the Sonorium of Sacred Sound Yurt, surrounded by nature and open air. As evening arrives, the focus shifts to ecstatic dance, fire, music, celebration, and deeper connection. The festival is hosted by Kasia, founder of the Sonorium of Sacred Sound and a yoga teacher with 25 years of experience, and Jess, a teacher of 17 years who leads classes across local studios including her home base, House of Light Yoga, a studio originally created by Kasia. Throughout the day, Kasia offers mini sound journeys alongside other facilitators from the Tampa Bay area. This inaugural gathering sets the stage for an annual tradition. Entry is $45 cash.

Experience the second annual Art & Ales at Tidal Brewing Company, an immersive live art event benefiting the Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation. A live painting competition brings together eight local artists who will create full paintings in just five hours, each inspired by the Florida Wildlife Corridor. Attendees can watch the creative process unfold in real time while enjoying craft beer, interactive art experiences, and exclusive merchandise. Beyond the competition, look for immersive activities, a food truck on site, VIP bundles, and more. This free event is open to all. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Explore the timeless craft of henna in a welcoming, beginner-focused workshop at The Artist Realm. Over two hours, an instructor introduces the fundamentals of traditional patterns, from simple dots and swirls to vines, petals, and mandala-inspired motifs. Participants also learn about the cultural roots of henna, the meanings behind popular symbols, and important guidance on using natural henna safely. Everyone receives a practice pen to take home along with printed sheets for exercises and design inspiration, plus plenty of guided, hands-on time. The session includes a customized henna design applied by the instructor with traditional natural paste. Open to ages 10 and up, the cost is $55 per person, and no prior art experience is required.

A New Moon Ritual Gathering led by Erica Williams continues a devoted cycle of 13 new moon ceremonies. This tenth gathering centers on community, shared intention, and renewal. There is no admission fee, and optional donations support the work. Guests may bring a snack to share for a communal Snack Luck, creating a space to nourish body and spirit together under the new moon.

Enjoy fried mullet caught and cooked by Grant, then stay for live music performed by him. Dinner tickets and additional information are available.

Designed for women who have long kept everything going for others yet feel drained inside, this astrology-guided, restorative retreat invites a slower rhythm, steadier nerves, and a renewed sense of freedom. Set at Full Circle Retreats, a serene mini-farm in Inverness, FL, the land itself supports the experience with quiet forest paths, nearby springs, and the calming presence of animals that have been rescued. The atmosphere encourages you to breathe more easily, listen inwardly, and remember your natural pace. Across this immersive journey, participants are guided through contemplative and embodied practices that help the body unwind and the mind settle. Gentle modalities may include Yoga Nidra, sound-based relaxation such as a water-supported sound bath, unhurried time in nature, creative expression, and reflective inquiry shaped by the symbolism of the stars. The focus is not on effort or performance. It centers on safety, rhythm, and presence so inner wisdom can reawaken in its own time. Nourishment extends to the table with shared outdoor meals that feature local flavors and a cozy, communal setting, creating a warm sense of connection. This experience resonates with thoughtful, capable women whose lives look orderly on the surface yet feel tired in ways ordinary rest has not resolved. It suits those who value depth without overload, a grounded approach to spirituality, and restoration without pressure to fix themselves. It is not intended for high-intensity activation or constant stimulation. Participants typically leave with practical, integrative tools and a felt memory of ease that can be carried into everyday life. Expect a more regulated nervous system, more self-trust and clearer insight, a healthier relationship with rest and intuition, and vitality grounded in being rather than endless doing. The invitation is to reclaim the quiet spark that has been there all along and to return to daily life with more steadiness, clarity, and a sense of home within yourself.

The season concludes with a high-energy Friday Night Live in Hernando Park, filling historic downtown Brooksville with rock anthems, dancing, and a welcoming community vibe under the stars. The Gaturz headline the finale, often billed as the nation’s favorite rock and roll band, and will deliver a crowd-pleasing set of classic hits. Beyond the stage, downtown boutiques and pop-up merchants offer pre-holiday deals, while a variety of food vendors and local restaurants serve dinner and snacks. Admission is free. Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets for comfortable seating on the grass, and to skip outside coolers in support of the on-site vendors and downtown businesses.

Savage Race returns to Florida at Little Everglades Events with an obstacle course experience that mixes brand new 2026 challenges with classic obstacles like Colossus and Sawtooth. Participants can take on two or more courses to receive the Syndicate medal and pins. The Blitz series offers a 3-plus mile course featuring the event’s signature obstacles.

Stage West Playhouse hosts a comedy night in Spring Hill presented by Laffs2Go and headlined by Carmen Ciricillo. Recognized from Discovery Channel’s Your New House, Dry Bar Comedy, Open Bar Comedy, SiriusXM, and NASCAR, he is a headliner who tours nationwide and has appeared at The Improv, The Punchline, and McCurdy’s. With more than three hundred thousand followers and a comedy album that has aired on SiriusXM for over fifteen years, he delivers high-energy, relatable laughs. The show is hosted by Rob Garguilo, a radio personality and comedian who once modeled as a child for JCPenney. He has spent over two decades entertaining audiences in cities such as Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Cleveland, Tampa, Fort Myers, and Harrisburg, with credits that include SiriusXM and BuzzFeed. Tickets are $20.

At the Florida Winter Music Festival, the Main Stage turns over to reggae for a celebration of originality. Artists perform their own material for listeners seeking something genuine, steering clear of the sugary, “ice cream” vibe. Access is included with the festival’s weekend pass, and a single-day ticket option is available.

Easy Pour Social is a relaxed monthly meetup where professionals, small business owners, and community-minded neighbors can connect or unwind after work. There is no agenda, no sales pitch, and no RSVP required, just a welcoming space to chat over a drink. Hosted at Tidal Brewing Company in partnership with Roots Creative Co. and Find Your Paradise, this gathering is open to everyone, with beverages available for purchase. It aims to strengthen local connections with every pour.

Set at Florida Sand Music Ranch, this multi-day celebration brings together award-winning singer-songwriters and world-class instrumentalists in a natural setting where music is created right before the audience. Highlights include returns by Darrell Scott and The Gibson Brothers, plus Mason Via and additional artists. Chad Spikes leads songwriting sessions alongside notable performers, and the Next Gen Stage Showcase spotlights the Sunshine Bluegrass Girls. Hands-on workshops offer an up-close look at the creative process. Shaped by years of collaboration with industry professionals and the EMS team, the festival delivers a distinctive experience for music lovers. It is family friendly, with kids welcome, camping available on site, motel discounts, and a variety of food and craft vendors. Presented with support from Gold Tone Music, the program leans into roots, Americana, acoustic, and singer-songwriter traditions.

Movies in the Parks features an outdoor screening of the animated film G.O.A.T. at Tom Varn Park. Before the film begins, guests can enjoy basketball themed games and activities suitable for all ages. Bring blankets and lawn chairs, take in a relaxed night under the sky, and celebrate teamwork, determination, and shared fun.

Immerse yourself in a candlelit tribute to Bad Bunny in Spring Hill at Mariner United Methodist Church, where a live, multi-sensory atmosphere sets the stage for an intimate evening of music. A Listeso string quartet from Spring Hill performs instrumental arrangements inspired by favorites such as Si Estuviésemos Juntos, La Canción, La Noche de Anoche, Yonaguni, Moscow Mule, Callaíta, Ojitos Lindos, Me Porto Bonito, Tití Me Preguntó, un 100xto, NUEVAYol, BAILE INoLVIDABLE, and the DtMF - LA MuDANZA medley, with a tentative program that may vary. The performance runs for 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the show, and there is no entry once it begins. The venue is ADA compliant. Guests must be 8 years or older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. This is a tribute concert experience and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, their estate, or official representatives.

An intimate candlelit tribute to Fleetwood Mac fills Mariner United Methodist Church in Spring Hill as a Listeso string quartet brings the band’s classics to life. The program is set to include Everywhere, Gypsy, You Make Loving Fun, Never Going Back Again, Don't Stop, Gold Dust Woman, Go Your Own Way, Landslide, Songbird, Rhiannon, and The Chain. The performance lasts 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes beforehand, and late entry is not permitted. Guests must be 8 or older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating in each zone is assigned in order of arrival. This is a tribute experience and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the artist, their estate, or official representatives.

The November edition of the Downtown Street Market embraces a Friendsgiving theme, bringing small-town autumn charm to a cozy open-air celebration. Streets come alive with local flavor as makers, regional artisans, and specialty vendors offer feast-worthy staples like local honey, fresh-baked treats, seasonal preserves, and other gourmet goodies. Handcrafted centerpieces, warm textiles, and vintage-inspired accents set the tone for festive homes, while unique gifts such as original artwork, handmade jewelry, and custom pieces help kickstart holiday giving. Food trucks serve hearty comfort dishes and seasonal flavors to keep shoppers energized. The market welcomes families and pets, creating an easygoing outing for all ages. After browsing the stalls, the experience continues across the historic district with brick-lined strolls, storytelling murals, and visits to clothing boutiques, antique shops, and specialty stores, followed by a seasonal coffee or a relaxed lunch at an independent restaurant. Admission is free and open to the public.

Prepare for cooler weather with a no-cost, in-person seminar focused on practical ways to protect cold-sensitive plants in the home landscape. The session is led by Kate Kaste, Program Manager for the Florida-Friendly Landscaping program at UF/IFAS Extension Pasco County. Learn techniques based on Florida-Friendly Landscaping principles that help create attractive yards while conserving natural resources. Topics include matching plants to the proper site, watering wisely, applying fertilizer correctly, using mulch effectively, supporting beneficial wildlife, managing pests responsibly, recycling yard debris, reducing stormwater runoff, and safeguarding waterfront areas. A Florida-friendly yard can suit personal style and neighborhood preferences while remaining environmentally sustainable. The University of Florida provides accommodations such as sign language interpreters and listening devices. For requests, contact Kate Kaste at kkaste@pascocountyfl.net or 352-518-0156 at least one week in advance, since some services require additional time to arrange. An Equal Opportunity Institution.

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Small Business Saturday brings a festive street market to Historic Downtown Brooksville, celebrating the independent businesses that give the district its character. Shoppers can explore unique arts, crafts, and retailers and enjoy bites from a selection of food trucks. The focus is on community and the power of buying local, with about $68 of every $100 spent at neighborhood businesses staying in the local economy. Families can step into the holiday spirit at hands-on Creation Stations, including stocking making, gift wrapping, and spots to craft Christmas cards or write letters to Santa. Historic architecture and cheerful window displays across downtown offer photo-worthy backdrops for seasonal snapshots. A digital directory highlights clothing boutiques, antique shops, professional services, and award-winning restaurants throughout the district, making it easy to plan a route for vintage treasures, artisan jewelry, stylish outfits, and memorable meals while supporting small businesses.

Enjoy music and dancing with Angelo at Brooksville Elks Lodge #2582. The kitchen will be open with a variety of menu choices. Guests are welcome, and there is a $5 cover. This event supports a membership drive and raises funds for charity.

Renowned horseman and clinician Carl Bledsoe brings decades of equine experience, compassion and empathy to this clinic at Spotted Dance Ranch. Honored as the 2022 Humane Horseman of the Year for his dedication to safeguarding America’s equines, he offers instruction that prioritizes each horse’s physical and mental needs and encourages clear, quiet communication that builds trust and connection. Participants delve into equine anatomy and biomechanics, work to preserve purity of gait with attention to natural movement and ability, and refine rider balance for greater harmony. The aim is a more effective, respectful partnership that serves all breeds and disciplines, both gaited and non-gaited. The clinic fee is $800. Auditing is not available. For information, contact host Kym Holzwart at 813-482-4028 or kymrouse@att.net.

Experience a holiday concert at Spring Hill United Church of Christ, with a second concert planned at Nativity Lutheran Church. These two performances provide seasonal music in two church settings.

Historic Downtown Brooksville comes alive for a signature holiday celebration presented by Brooksville Main Street with support from Lowman Law Firm. The district transforms into a festive setting with a ceremonial tree lighting at the courthouse creating a warm centerpiece for the evening. Guests can take photos with Santa, browse a holiday craft market featuring handmade finds from local makers and downtown shops, and sample seasonal bites from restaurants and specialty food trucks. Live entertainment adds to the cheer with a holiday showcase by Live Oak Theatre, the animated storefront displays at Patricia’s Boutique, roaming characters, and performances by local choirs, dance groups, and church ensembles. It is a family friendly night that celebrates the spirit of the season in the heart of Brooksville.

An outdoor community market hosted by WellCome OM and the Om Grown Community Garden brings together local harvests, handmade goods, and ready-to-enjoy meals at the WellCome OM Center. Entry and parking are free. Shoppers can explore a growing lineup that includes 5 Aprons Baking Co, Annatomic Art, Buddy's Naturals, Canned By Jess, Crumbs & Smiles Bakehouse, Debbie Does Soap, Herbert Sherbert, Holly Farms, Knotty Lemons, Little Bits Designs, RiRi's Filipino Cravings, String Along with TJ's Fiber Art, author Susanne Baginskie, Tasty Bites by Mama K, Tempestuous Roots Art & Farm, The Hummus Truck, The Rustic Heifer, Treow, Trinity's Organic Oils, and TurQuailHen Acre, with more vendors expected. The WellCome OM Center emphasizes lifelong, wholesome nutrition and offers education that supports healthier lifestyle choices. Attendees should report any accidents to staff, and the center is not liable for injuries related to activities. Staff may take photos during programs and events for promotional purposes. Individuals who prefer not to be photographed are responsible for stepping out of view or informing the photographer.

Diecastarama gathers a strong lineup of vendors featuring popular die-cast brands, from the latest releases to earlier editions that can help fill gaps in a collection. Custom Hot Wheels builds will be on display, with tips available on how to start creating your own. The event welcomes all ages, giving kids and adults a chance to share their enthusiasm for these small-scale cars. It can also be part of a full family outing, with time afterward to enjoy the day together. Vendors interested in future shows can reach Richard by text at 787-691-1589 or through Messenger.

This New Moon Ritual Gathering is facilitated by Erica Williams, who is guiding a sacred cycle of 13 new moon rituals. The focus is on community, intention, and renewal. Attendance is free, with optional donations welcomed to support the work. Participants may bring a snack to share for a Snack Luck to nourish body and spirit under the new moon.

Experience a Night of Lights Victorian Christmas inside the historic May-Stringer House. Stroll through rooms dressed in seasonal finery, take in sparkling decorations, listen to festive music, and enjoy refreshments while discovering the charm of holiday traditions from the Victorian era. This cozy gathering is well suited for starting a new family tradition or revisiting a familiar one. Admission is $10.