Events in Citrus County today

Celebrate Halloween with a glow-in-the-dark Jump Fit party at Sculpt & Flow Studios in Crystal River. This upbeat fitness experience features special rebounder boots that add bounce to every move, blending jumping, squats, dancing, and music-driven cardio. It is low impact yet high energy, targeting the legs and core while building balance, coordination, and endurance. Two class options are available. Pricing is $35 for participants who need boots and $15 for those bringing their own. Costumes are optional and encouraged. Those bringing their own boots can use the code GLOWBOOTS20 at checkout.

Novelist Paul Sheldon survives a car crash and is taken in by Annie Wilkes, who proudly calls herself his biggest fan. When she discovers he ended the life of her favorite character, Misery Chastain, her devotion turns dangerous and she keeps him confined in her secluded home. Injured and afraid, Paul must find a way to endure her violent demands while plotting to outsmart his captor. The result is a psychological thriller about obsession, control, and the will to survive. Rated ADULT.

Webbie takes the stage in Citrus County for the first time, headlining a milestone concert produced by Riverway Entertainment. The lineup also features Project Youngin' and Fimel, bringing together established talent and emerging voices. Beyond the live performances, the experience includes DJs, food and retail vendors, VIP experiences, and a lively festival atmosphere. Created to deliver a major concert feel for the local community while drawing fans from across Central Florida and beyond, it also supports the growth of live entertainment in the area by giving local businesses, sponsors, and vendors opportunities to connect with thousands of attendees. The night centers on culture, community, and Southern hip hop.

Sculpt & Flow Studios hosts a Pilates fundraiser at Growing Back to Eden Farm that pairs a 45 minute Pilates Sculpt class with creative pumpkin decorating in support of breast cancer awareness. Tickets are $59 and include the class, a mini pumpkin, and a decorating kit, with $29.50 from each ticket benefiting the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Attendees are encouraged to wear pink and bring a mat. Materials are provided to decorate a mini pumpkin with a breast cancer awareness theme. After class, the farm market features organic produce, salad dressings, baked goods, kombucha, pickles, kimchi, bread, honey, and more. The Porch and Press food truck will be on site serving health focused dishes and drinks made with local ingredients. Food, drinks, and market purchases are sold separately.

American Legion Post 155 hosts a family-friendly Trunk or Treat that is open to everyone, featuring themed trunks, costumes, and lots of treats. Expect a festive Halloween atmosphere for all ages. Attendees can bring trick-or-treat bags.

A new Saturday evening edition brings the spirit of the longtime First Friday gathering to Town Square, reshaped for the weekend by popular demand. The experience remains familiar, with vendors, shopping, games, a variety of food trucks, and live music. A Halloween costume contest adds a festive twist, along with extra activities for both adults and kids. To avoid overlap with the city’s Stone Crab Jam presented with the Kings Bay Rotary Club, the schedule may shift by a week when necessary while keeping the same welcoming atmosphere.

After Scarecrow Fest, enjoy a free country music concert at Crystal River Town Square. The Ridge Country Band opens the show, followed by headliner the Rick Lynn Band, a hometown favorite who has returned from Nashville. Bring chairs for comfortable seating. Coolers and outside alcohol are not permitted. Food and drinks will be available for purchase from downtown businesses and on-site food vendors.

A frightfully festive night at the distillery is on tap for Halloween. Costumes are encouraged, with plenty of good times, spirits, and some playful boos for a lighthearted scare.

Crystal River’s annual Blocktoberfest brings a free fall festival packed with complimentary food, bounce houses, a climbing wall, laser tag, face painting, and sweet treats like candy, cotton candy, and popcorn, with even more to discover. Food trucks from the local community will also be on site serving attendees. Created with families in mind, this lively gathering offers activities for all ages.

This quota-style GHIN competition features a $12 entry fee. There are payouts for both the front and the back, and closest-to-the-pin prizes are included on each side. Check in at the area in front of the pro shop. Regular greens and cart fees apply.

Enjoy a Family Feud-style trivia game where teams try to guess the most popular answers from a survey of 100 people. Bring a team or join one, work together on fun survey questions, and compete for bragging rights and prizes.

Tables packed with household, garage, and utilitarian items await, ranging from tools and dishes to the small odds and ends usually tucked in closets, under beds, and stashed in sheds and garages. The pace moves quickly, so a truck and a sense of adventure come in handy as treasures change hands. Among the highlights is a 2014 Nissan Pathfinder, odometer reads 130k miles, VIN 5n1AR2MN6EC638251, with online absentee bidding available for the vehicle.