Events in Clearwater, FL

Ready-to-eat sushi is available for just $5, freshly prepared each day and offered at both store locations. The special applies to a limited selection and is available only for in-store purchase. For complete terms and conditions, check the website.

Build early communication with your baby by learning basic signs and songs in American Sign Language. Designed for children from birth through age 3, this program at Tarpon Springs Public Library is presented by the Deaf Literacy Center of the Pinellas Public Library Cooperative. Advance registration is required. Sign up in person at the Youth Services desk or call (727) 943-4922.

Created for little learners ages 2 to 4, this interactive storytime at Gulf Beaches Public Library blends lively read-alouds, music, simple movement, and hands-on moments that support early literacy and language growth. The program fosters creativity, imagination, and a growing love of books in a friendly library setting. Children and their caregivers can share a fun experience and connect with peers in a welcoming space.

Step away from the rush of daily life at a welcoming meditation group at Gulf Beaches Public Library. Newcomers and longtime practitioners are equally supported in this calm setting that encourages pausing, breathing, and resetting. The practice highlights stress relief, improved concentration, relaxation, and overall wellness, while offering an easy way to connect with a caring community. Give your mind and body a peaceful reset in a quiet space focused on mindfulness and self-care.

Scrabble enthusiasts and casual players gather at Gulf Beaches Public Library for friendly games and conversation. This welcoming program invites seasoned word lovers and newcomers alike to enjoy classic gameplay, exercise strategic thinking, and build vocabulary while connecting with fellow community members in a relaxed library setting.

The celebration takes place on the patio with a lively, festive vibe. A high energy party atmosphere sets the tone from start to finish.

This program for adults is part of the Steven Spielberg Movie Series. The complete schedule is available on the library’s website, and seating may be limited.

Spread over two weekends with four days of festivities, Oktoberfest at the German American Society in Pinellas Park celebrates German culture with lively energy. Each day brings classic polka tunes, made from scratch German fare, and German beer poured with a festive head. The society’s dance troupe takes the stage, and the Bier Stein Holding Contest adds spirited competition to the mix. Children can dive into crafts and games in the Kinder Corner, while adults can raise a stein and enjoy the atmosphere. Expect a broad lineup of imported German beers, traditional dishes alongside desserts and coffee, and live music that blends time honored and contemporary styles. A ceremonial keg tapping and a parade of flags set a festive tone, and vendors offer distinctive merchandise to explore. Parking is limited on site, so rideshare or taxi service is recommended. Do not park at Shoppes at 66 or at the Zimring office center immediately north of the German American Society, as towing is enforced.

A Friday fish fry featuring beer-battered fish, shrimp, and burgers to kick off the weekend.

Road House Nation presents Diary of an Ozzman with special guests Maximum Friction at OCC Road House. The lineup also includes Brothers After All. Admission options include a $20 single ticket, a four-person high-top table for $80, a six-person table for $120, or a six-person lounge table for $130, with prices increasing by $5 per person on the day of the show. There is no complimentary general admission, so attendance requires purchasing a single ticket or reserving a table. Bottle service is available. There are no age restrictions, and a ticket is required for any seat. Outside food and beverages are not allowed. Smoking is prohibited at tables, with designated smoking areas located on the southeast side of the pavilion.

Spend a weekend immersed in Ashtanga Yoga with Wade Oakley, focusing on how strength training principles can support a sustainable, long-term practice. Wade began practicing at the University of Virginia with Certified teacher John Bultman and has made many extended trips to Mysore, India, to study with R. Sharath Jois. He holds Level 2 Authorization from Sharathji and continues to share Ashtanga in the spirit of the Mysore tradition, honoring his late teacher. His teaching centers on the idea that practice underpins life itself, something to be cultivated with care. He encourages curiosity, attentiveness, and a strong sense of personal ownership, with the understanding that Ashtanga can offer lasting strength, clarity, and enrichment. The weekend includes a Led Primary class that moves through the Primary Series as a group and concludes with a short talk to set the stage for the days ahead. Mysore-style sessions provide individualized guidance in the traditional method developed in Mysore. A workshop on Strength Training Principles for Ashtanga Practitioners introduces why building strength matters and how it can sustain practice over time, highlighting movement patterns not emphasized in yoga, joint resilience, and strength at end range to enhance mobility, reduce injury risk, and deepen body awareness. Designed for practitioners of all levels, it offers a clear framework for integrating targeted strength work into time on the mat. Applied Strength: Moving for Longevity focuses on hips and shoulders and translates the principles into simple, repeatable progressions that protect range of motion and support a durable practice. Expect emphasis on strength through the full range you can actively control, shoulder integrity for vinyasa, binds, arm balances, and inversions, and hip resilience and compression capacity for transitions, jump-through mechanics, and deep hip flexion shapes. Clear progressions help every practitioner train at an appropriate intensity. Participants leave with a concise set of movements to weave into a weekly rhythm so practice stays steady and strong. Early bird registration is priced at $245, with a later increase to $275. Individual sessions can be booked at $60 each.

The Shepherd's Village Gala returns to Opal Sands Resort with a renewed focus on its ongoing movement to support single moms. The crown is back, the cause remains at the center, and the evening is dedicated to a single mission with a lasting impact.

American Legion Post 7 hosts a lively dance party featuring Steve Walker, a singer and entertainer performing classic rock from the 1950s, 60s, and 70s. Expect upbeat tunes and lots of dancing. This event is open to the public.

Rise Against makes its first appearance at The BayCare Sound alongside Alkaline Trio and Teen Mortgage for an electrifying night of punk rock anthems. Formed in Chicago in 1999, Rise Against blends breakneck rhythms, melodic hooks, and socially aware songwriting, evolving from the city’s hardcore scene to international acclaim. Their set draws on fan favorites like Swing Life Away, Savior, Prayer of the Refugee, and Ready to Go, delivered with the high-energy presence that has become their hallmark. Alkaline Trio, veterans of Chicago’s punk community since the mid 1990s, earned a devoted following through relentless touring and influential underground releases. Their music combines grit, sharp lyricism, and moody, catchy melodies, and includes memorable tracks such as Radio, Stupid Kid, and Private Eye. Decades on, they remain a defining voice in the genre with performances that resonate long after the show. Washington DC duo Teen Mortgage adds a raw, two-piece punch, fusing east coast hardcore bite with garage and surf swagger while keeping strong pop instincts in the mix. Vocalist and guitarist James Guile and drummer Ed Barkauskas channel sharp critiques of modern life, a thread reflected in their name and heard on the EPs Life/Death and Smoked, released through Brooklyn’s King Pizza Records.

Conspiracy Theory is back at RumFire Tiki Bar with a high energy set packed with hits from Journey, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Queen, Billy Idol, Poison, Tesla, Stone Temple Pilots, Aerosmith, Alice Cooper, Duran Duran, Pink Floyd, Michael Jackson, George Michael, Three Doors Down, Collective Soul, and more.

FLO-RAW returns to Shephard’s Clearwater with a high-energy showcase that spans decades and musical styles. The setlist fuels dancing, sing-alongs, and a lively party atmosphere from start to finish.

Kick off your weekend with karaoke at Anclote Brew.

An intermediate group class kicks things off, followed by a dance party. Soda, water, coffee, and wine are provided. Students receive free admission to both the class and the party. The public can attend both for $20 or choose the party only for $15.

Push your pace on a spirited road ride that averages 20 to 24 mph, split into A and B groups for different effort levels. The ride leaves from the shop and includes a stop at Bassanos to meet the Tweener group for coffee, a bite if you like, and plenty of friendly banter. Everyone then rolls back together to finish at the shop. Helmets are required and lights are highly suggested.

This multi-sport event at Fred Howard Park supports scholarships for local students through the Rotary Club of Tarpon Springs. Participants can choose from a sprint or Olympic triathlon, a duathlon, an aquabike, or a 5K run. It welcomes both first timers and experienced competitors. By taking part, athletes help continue a tradition of more than four decades that has provided hundreds of scholarships and strengthened education in the Tarpon Springs community.

Geared toward riders who are comfortable on a bike but not yet holding 20 mph for extended periods, this group ride focuses on building strength and teaching group riding etiquette. Expect a group pace of about 14 to 16 mph over roughly 15 to 20 miles. It offers an accessible introduction to road riding and a helpful step toward becoming comfortable with group rides. Bring a road or fitness bike and a helmet, and you are welcome to invite a friend.

Enjoy a lively pickleball get-together with impromptu matches and an upbeat atmosphere. Healthies will be serving boba beverages, energy-boosting refreshers, protein balls, and sweet protein treats.

Enjoy a free, all-levels yoga flow outside The Patch Dunedin with guidance from Warrior ONE Dunedin at the Gerald Rehm Pavilion next to Nature’s Food Patch Market & Café Downtown Dunedin. Newcomers are encouraged and first-timers are welcome. Please bring a yoga mat, and a few extras will be available to borrow. This class also supports Dunedin Cares with a food drive, so participants are encouraged to bring family-friendly donations. Warrior ONE collects items in donation bins at the studio courtyard throughout the day. Online sign up is available through Warrior ONE. In the event of rain, contact the Warrior ONE studio for updates.

Salty Soul Foundation presents a monthly beach cleanup returning to the Dunedin Causeway, focused on caring for the shoreline and surrounding waters. Since 2017, the organization has removed more than 33,000 pounds of trash from beaches across Florida and California, continuing the mission to clean one beach at a time because every piece collected matters. Participants can expect all necessary supplies to be provided, including gloves, buckets, and trash bags, and are encouraged to bring sun protection. The cleanup features several co-hosting organizations from the Tampa Bay area, creating opportunities to connect with local environmental advocates. Salty Soul merchandise will be available for purchase, with proceeds supporting cleanup costs and advertising fees. The event also includes a moment recognizing the continued success of Hunu’s Journey, a children’s book by Salty Soul Foundation co-founders John and Mary that inspires the next generation of ocean stewards.

Build a solid skating foundation with a beginner class at Astro Skate Tarpon Springs. Created for ages 4 and up, this 60-minute session welcomes first-time skaters and focuses on comfortable, safe movement on wheels in a friendly setting. Participants practice standing and balancing, gliding forward with control, and coming to a safe stop, with fun games that reinforce new skills. Instruction is provided by USARS Certified Instructors. Admission is $10 at the door, and rental skates are included, or bring your own. Plan to arrive about 15 minutes early to get skates on and warm up before class.

A warehouse pop up dedicated to plus size fashion offers 20% off apparel as part of the Curv Exchange plus size resale boutique. The selection includes a wide range of designer pieces from brands like Torrid, Disney, Lane Bryant, Eloquii, City Chic, American Eagle, Hollister, Judy Blue, Hot Topic, and more. Sizes start at 10 with extended options available up to 30 plus and 6X.

The HOB Give Back provides a free grocery distribution for anyone experiencing food insecurity. Everyone is welcome, and no identification is required. To keep things fair, each household is limited to one bag, and volunteers may check that attendees are not from the same home. Donations come through Good Neighbors, and households can choose the items that suit them best within the one bag limit. Options often include fresh produce, breads, desserts, and meat, though availability can change and some items may have family limits. A simple lottery sets the order of service using Food Give Away Cards that are handed out and then drawn at random. After distribution begins, newcomers receive a smiley face and are served at the end since no new cards can be issued once things are underway. The giveaway takes place under the pavilion at HOB Brewing Co.

Patch Demo Specialist Dianna leads a cooking demonstration focused on preparing pad thai at home with organic ingredients. The session aims to show how simple this dish can be to make in a home kitchen. Seating is limited, with spots allocated in order of arrival.

This LABLAST dance fitness class pairs popular music with ballroom-inspired choreography for a fun, full-body workout. Created by Dancing with the Stars professional Louis Van Amstel, the format uses familiar steps from many favorite dances. The class costs $10 and no reservation is required.

The celebration stretches over four days split between two weekends at the German American Society in Pinellas Park, bringing more to see, taste, and hear. Each day features lively polka along with other live music, freshly prepared German dishes such as schnitzel, and an ample selection of German beer in a festive atmosphere that honors German traditions. The society’s dance group takes the stage, and the popular stein holding endurance contest invites participants to test their strength. Families can head to the Kinder Corner, where children will find crafts and games. Highlights include imported German brews, traditional cuisine complemented by desserts and coffee, a ceremonial keg tapping, and a colorful parade of flags. Vendors offer distinctive merchandise to explore. On-site parking is limited, so rideshare or taxi service is encouraged. Please do not park at Shoppes at 66 or at the Zimring office center directly north of the venue, as vehicles may be towed.

Surfin' Raccoon's performs live at American Legion Post 273 on the water in Madeira Beach. The event creates a welcoming atmosphere for veterans, friends, and the community to share a fun time together.

Speak Up marks five years of community impact with its 5th annual fundraiser, a milestone celebration for longtime supporters and those who joined along the way. The event moves to a new location at The Estate, located behind Sylvan Abbey on Sunset Point. Attendees can look forward to a relaxed, casual atmosphere with food provided by Stuffed Mushroom and a focus on a great cause. Tickets are $35 each, and all proceeds go directly to Speak Up’s programs. For anyone unable to attend, donations are appreciated, and community support continues to make this work possible.

A free show will take place at The Nona Slice House.

Enjoy a comedy experience built from real community stories. Local business owners, nonprofit directors, and other notable residents share their missions and experiences in an interview, followed by funny scenes inspired by what they share. It offers a friendly way to get involved while celebrating the people who help the community thrive.

This live event features Streetwise and highlights the excitement of a real-time show. Expect an in-the-moment experience with the energy that only a live set can offer.

Streetwise takes the stage for a live appearance.

Joseph’s Tea Room celebrates five years built on a love of tea, a strong sense of community, creative spirit, and meaningful connections with an elegant anniversary afternoon. Guests can savor an indulgent afternoon tea featuring refined sweets and savory bites, accompanied by live music from Brett Wilkins, who also performed at the grand opening five years ago. The celebration includes party favors marking the milestone. Tickets are $75 and include taxes and gratuity. The occasion honors the support that has helped make Joseph’s Tea a beloved destination in the Tampa Bay area.

Puzzle enthusiasts gather at Conworlds Emporium for a recurring swap centered on jigsaw favorites. Participants bring puzzles in good condition, any size, and they must be complete with all pieces present. Attendees can leave with the same number they contribute. Selection happens in rounds as numbers are called to keep things fair, and any leftovers are available at the end. A puzzle-themed prize drawing adds a bit of fun. Participants may stay to chat, work at a shared puzzle table, or browse the shop for more puzzles, games, and gift items.

Stone Tampa Pilots takes the stage at OCC Road House & Museum with special guest Rooster (Alice in Chains). The show begins with Rooster and leads into a headlining set by Stone Tampa Pilots. Free general admission is not available, and attendance requires purchasing a single admission ticket or reserving a table. Pricing is set at $20 for single admission, $80 for a four person high top table, $120 for a six person table, and $130 for a six person lounge table. Prices increase by $5 per person on the day of the show. Bottle service is available. There are no age restrictions, and a ticket is required for each seat. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Smoking is not allowed at tables, with designated smoking areas located on the southeast side of the pavilion.

On the Dunedin Causeway, a weekly Sunday sunset meetup brings people together to watch the Florida sun sink over the water. Attendees often bring a chair and a favorite drink, then unwind with a friendly crowd while Jeeps line up by the shoreline. The atmosphere is relaxed and open to everyone.

Patch Demo Specialist Dianna leads a free cooking class focused on Pad Thai, showing how simple it can be to make at home with organic ingredients. Seating is limited and available on a first-come basis.

A four day celebration spread over two weekends returns to the German American Society in Pinellas Park, filling each day with live polka, fresh German fare, and plenty of German beer in a lively festival atmosphere. Expect schnitzels prepared by hand, a resident dance group, and a crowd-pleasing stein holding contest. Children can explore crafts and games in the Kinder Corner, while adults raise a glass in a spirited salute to German culture. The experience features a range of imported German beers, hearty cuisine with desserts and coffee, a blend of traditional and contemporary live music, a ceremonial keg tapping and a colorful parade of flags, plus vendors offering distinctive merchandise. Parking is limited on site, so rideshare or taxi service is recommended. Do not park at Shoppes at 66 or at the Zimring office center immediately north of the German American Society, as vehicles may be towed.

Mighty Mystic performs live at the Safety Harbor art and community center in Safety Harbor, Florida. The previous show drew a large turnout, and ticket information along with full event details are forthcoming.

A Mid-Autumn food and music festival brings a full weekend of cultural performances and family-friendly activities. The lineup includes live entertainment throughout the event, featuring a traditional lion dance and Chinese cultural dancers. Food vendors serve a wide range of international flavors, from BBQ skewers and noodles to seafood, fried rice, desserts, boba tea, and other sweets. A dedicated kids zone and lantern-filled ambiance create a festive atmosphere, and a $250 food-eating contest adds a competitive highlight. Admission is $10, with free entry for children 12 and under, and municipal parking is available.

Road House Nation presents a night of live music at OCC Road House featuring Completely Unchained, a tribute to Van Halen, alongside a set from the resident DJ. Admission is ticketed only with no free general admission, and the price increases by 10 dollars per person on the day of the show. Ticket options include single admission for 25 dollars, a four person high top table for 100 dollars, a six person table for 150 dollars, and a six person lounge table for 160 dollars. Bottle service is available upon request. There are no age restrictions, and a ticket is required for a seat. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Smoking is not allowed at tables, with designated smoking areas located on the southeast side of the pavilion.

A monthly, beginner-friendly dance experience for adults where movement, energy, and community come together at District Dance Academy. Learn hip hop choreography plus a rotating guest style in a fun, welcoming setting that focuses on learning, confidence, good music, and great energy. Whether you are trying dance for the first time or looking for a night-out vibe, each session offers something new. Located in Clearwater, FL. Admission is $25 per person or $40 for two. Payment is accepted via Cash App, Venmo, PayPal, Zelle, or cash at the door.

America comes back to the Ruth Eckerd Hall stage with the Happy Trails Tour 2026, bringing the harmony-rich sound that first carried them up the charts. After meeting in high school in London in the late 1960s, the band officially formed in 1970 and went on to craft enduring hits like "A Horse With No Name", "I Need You", "Ventura Highway", "Don't Cross The River", "Tin Man", "Lonely People" and "Sister Golden Hair". Fresh off a 55th anniversary tour across the country last year, this new outing showcases the timeless catalog and seasoned musicianship that have defined their career. The performance highlights melodic pop rock infused with folk and jazz touches, subtle Latin rhythms, and evocative lyrics that have resonated for generations.

Peter J’s brings an upbeat, swinging vibe to the patio at Patio Lounge in Dunedin, Florida. The lounge comes alive outside with bright energy and a festive feel.

Yoshi and CJ from The Headbang take the stage as a duo with a high energy mix of 80s hair rock classics alongside familiar favorites from the 80s, 90s, and beyond. The set is built for pure entertainment with a playlist packed full of hits.

Explore a large selection of homeschool supplies at a free take-and-keep giveaway. Thanks to an abundance of donations, this is no longer a lending library, so families can choose the materials they need and take them home to keep. Thousands of curriculum resources and educational games are available at no cost.

Coachman Park in downtown Clearwater hosts a weekend celebration of the fall season with family friendly activities and free admission. Highlights include food trucks with autumn inspired treats, local vendors offering handmade goods and sweets, and a variety of seasonal foods. Children have a dedicated play area, and lighthearted competitions are part of the fun, including the Lil Miss & Sir Pumpkin Contest. Vendors seeking participation details can text (813) 299-3600.

Oktoberfest returns to the German American Society in Pinellas Park, unfolding over two weekends for a total of four days of celebration. Each day features traditional polka, fresh German dishes, and frothy German beer in a lively setting. Look for hand-cut schnitzels, performances by the society’s own dance group, and the well known Bier Stein Holding Contest. Children can enjoy crafts and games in the Kinder Corner, while adults raise a stein in celebration of German culture. Guests can explore a broad lineup of imported German beers and savor authentic cuisine along with desserts and coffee. Live music spans classic and contemporary styles. The festivities also include a keg tapping ceremony, a parade of flags, and vendors offering distinctive merchandise. Parking note: on-site spaces are limited, so rideshare or taxi service is recommended. Do not park at Shoppes at 66 or at the Zimring office center immediately north of the venue, as vehicles may be towed.

Engines will be rumbling at OCC Road House as Jeeps, bikes, and cars line up for a showcase that blends chrome, community, and a shared salute to service. This gathering supports Wreaths Across America, helping place holiday wreaths that honor veterans. Expect gleaming builds, loud pipes, live music, good food, raffles, and plenty of horsepower, all centered on enthusiasts pitching in for a cause. Give your ride a fresh polish and finishing touches so it rolls in looking its best. Registration options include $20 in advance online, $25 at the gate, and $50 for limited VIP parking with only 25 spaces available.

Head to The Flyin’ Bulldog for Kentucky John and a relaxed stop for food and drinks. Enjoy a casual bite and a beverage, then continue your time by exploring more of what Dunedin has to offer.

Road House Nation presents Still Standing, a tribute to Elton John, at OCC Road House & Museum. Entry requires a purchased ticket, since there is no free general admission. Single admission is $20. A four person high top table is $80, a six person table is $120, and a six person lounge table is $130. Prices increase by $5 per person on the day of the show. Bottle service is offered, with details available from staff. All ages are welcome, and a ticket is required for each seat. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Smoking is not allowed at any tables, with designated smoking areas located on the south east side of the pavilion.

This event features a debut performance at Rumfire in downtown Palm Harbor, marking the first show at this venue.

Owners and fans of the Honda Element meet on the sand by the water at the Dunedin Causeway, just north of High & Dry Grill, for a relaxed first Sunday beach gathering. Attendees often arrive early to secure prime waterfront spots before the area gets crowded, then spend the day hanging out. Participants come and go at their own pace, with possibilities that include talking shop, swapping parts, handling small accessory installs, and enjoying beach activities such as paddleboarding, kayaking, skateboarding, rollerskating, kite flying, and drone flying. The day may wind down with a movie at sunset, and things wrap up when the last Element heads out.

Gold Coast Greyhound Adoptions, Gulf Coast Chapter hosts a recurring First Sunday meet and greet in the outdoor courtyard at Crooked Thumb Brewery in Safety Harbor. This relaxed gathering offers a chance to meet adoptable greyhounds, learn more about the breed, and connect with fellow dog lovers while enjoying beverages available for purchase from the brewery. Since it takes place outside, plans may change in the event of high heat or thunderstorms. Prospective adopters who hope to meet a specific foster can coordinate in advance so organizers can try to ensure that dog attends. Adoption applications are available on the organization’s website.

Experience a concert celebrating two iconic bands at OCC Road House & Museum, featuring a tribute to Alabama followed by a tribute to The Eagles. There is no free general admission, and entry requires either a single admission or a reserved table. Options include a four person high top, a six person table, or a six person lounge table. Single admission is $20, the four person high top is $80, the six person table is $120, and the six person lounge table is $130. Prices increase by $5 per person on the day of the show. Bottle service is available upon request from your server. All ages are welcome, and a ticket is required for every seat. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Smoking is not allowed at the tables, with designated smoking areas available on the south east side of the pavilion.

Ziggy Marley and Gov't Mule share the spotlight at The BayCare Sound Stage for a co-headlining concert that blends reggae roots with powerful rock. Marley, a nine-time Grammy winner and Emmy recipient, has spent nearly four decades shaping modern reggae by weaving funk, blues, and rock into reflective songwriting that speaks to environmental care, self-empowerment, social injustice, political inequity, and the strength of love. He is the eldest son of Bob and Rita Marley, and through Tuff Gong Worldwide and Ishti Music maintains control of his masters and publishing, while his charity URGE supports children in Jamaica, Africa, and North America. Gov't Mule, a Grammy-nominated band with more than twenty studio and live releases and thousands of performances, continues to expand the American music tradition with its signature sound. The group’s 2023 album Peace...Like A River features appearances from Billy F Gibbons, Ivan Neville, Billy Bob Thornton, Ruthie Foster, and Celisse and follows the Grammy-nominated blues release Heavy Load Blues. Together they offer an evening of renowned artistry from two enduring acts.

Celtic Thunder, the globally acclaimed Irish music ensemble, makes a return to Ruth Eckerd Hall with an evening centered on its most cherished songs. Celebrated for blending traditional Irish melodies with contemporary sounds and a vibrant stage presence, the group has connected with audiences worldwide through millions of albums sold and appearances on renowned stages. This special production brings past and current members together for a heartfelt program built around a thoughtfully selected collection of greatest hits, featuring rich harmonies, soaring ballads, and high-energy performances that spotlight the music and memories fans know and love.

Get creative with LEGO bricks during a monthly gathering that features open building time, playful challenges, and other hands-on activities. LEGO pieces are provided for use during the program, so there is nothing to bring. Registration is not required, and the activity is best for ages 4 and older.

At Eddie’s in Dunedin, divers gather to meet one another, share conversation, and congratulate everyone who completed a certification this month. It is a relaxed opportunity to connect with fellow divers and celebrate recent milestones together.

Bauser's hosts a solo showcase from Dunedin native Jon Ditty, with a set that blends original songs, covers, and spontaneous freestyle. Known for out-rapping competitors in creative settings, he also works in auxiliary keys and sampler. His recognitions include a fourth-place Best Mayor mention in Creative Loafing Tampa's 2020 Best of the Bay, plus honors for Best Local Hip-Hop, Best Spoken Word, Best Unsafe Music, and Best Cover Band. Admission is free.

A special savings event for adults 60 and older offers 10 percent off storewide when shopping in person. Some exclusions may apply. For complete details, including restrictions and any additional promotions, please check the website.

Monthly baseball clinics offer a high-energy, instructional experience for players ages 8 to 12. Each two-hour session moves athletes through focused hitting, fielding, and pitching stations on professional-quality fields and in batting cages. With a maximum of 16 participants per session and a ratio of one coach for every eight players, athletes receive hands-on guidance and plenty of purposeful reps. The fee is $75 per session, and coaching is led by Willie Collazo and Elvys Quezada. Collazo is a former MLB pitcher with the New York Mets and represented Team Puerto Rico in the inaugural 2006 World Baseball Classic. He has served as a pitching coach in the Toronto Blue Jays organization and as an NCAA Division I pitching coach and recruiting coordinator at Florida International University. An MLBPA Certified Agent, he brings extensive experience in player development, recruiting, professional baseball operations, and athlete mentorship across youth, collegiate, and professional levels. With more than 20 years in the game, he founded Ascend Fastpitch Academy and Homeschool Baseball, programs built around elite training, leadership, accountability, recruiting guidance, and long-term athlete development. Quezada is a former NCAA Division I player at Seton Hall University and a former coach at Manhattan University. His background includes time as both a player and coach in the New York Yankees, New York Mets, and Miami Marlins organizations. As the co-founder and former Director of The Clubhouse Academy and its high school academy teams in Brooksville, Florida, he brings over 15 years of experience guiding athletes from youth through professional baseball with a focus on athletic development, skill progression, and sustained player growth.

At Lucky Lobster Co., Paint Dunedin Purple chair Patti Bryant will step into a server role for a fundraising evening built around good food, community connection, and plenty of purple. Guests can enjoy a memorable meal while contributing to a cause that brings people together. Proceeds are shared equally, with 50 percent supporting Paint Dunedin Purple and 50 percent going to The Rotary of Dunedin. Tickets are $45 and limited, so they may sell quickly. Purple attire is encouraged.

A fall fashion show benefiting The Haven at Hope Villages of America brings together style, community, and philanthropy. Following a successful spring debut, the event returns with two seatings to welcome more guests. Each showcase is limited to 60 attendees, and tickets are limited and required for entry. Explore the newest fall looks at One Amazing Find in Downtown Tarpon Springs, with multiple ways to give throughout the evening. All ticket revenue will be donated directly to The Haven at Hope Villages of America, and 20 percent of purchases made during the event will also contribute. Raffle baskets and other opportunities to support the cause will be available, and the dual showtimes leave room to enjoy nearby restaurants or bars before or after the runway.

Boz Scaggs, the American singer, songwriter, and guitarist, returns to the Ruth Eckerd Hall stage on his Rhythm Review 2026 tour. After early days performing alongside Steve Miller in The Ardells and later the Steve Miller Band, he launched a solo career in 1969 and reached a wide audience with the 1976 release Silk Degrees, which rose to number 2 on the Billboard 200 and featured hits such as Lido Shuffle and Lowdown. He continued that momentum with the platinum albums Down Two Then Left and Middle Man, with Middle Man delivering the Top 40 singles Breakdown Dead Ahead and Jojo. The musicians he assembled for Silk Degrees included David Paich, David Hungate, and Jeff Porcaro, a collaboration that helped set the stage for the formation of Toto. This tour stop celebrates an artist whose songs and studio collaborations have shaped popular music for decades.

Hosted by the Pinellas Beaches Chamber, this Relationship Builder monthly meeting brings Chamber members and guests together to connect and strengthen professional relationships. Attendees can network, exchange valuable referrals, and learn best practices to support business growth in a welcoming setting. The gathering takes place at Madeira Beach City Hall.

Celebrate German culture over four days spread across two weekends at the German American Society in Pinellas Park. Each day features lively polka, flavorful German dishes, refreshing beer, and plenty of good cheer. Look for schnitzel made on site, performances by the society’s dance group, and the crowd favorite stein holding challenge. Children can take part in crafts and games in the Kinder Corner, while adults can raise a stein and enjoy the festivities. Highlights include a broad selection of imported German beers, authentic cuisine with desserts and coffee, a mix of traditional and modern live music, a ceremonial keg tapping with a parade of flags, and vendors offering distinctive merchandise. On-site parking is limited, so rideshare or taxi service is recommended. Do not park at Shoppes at 66 or at the Zimring office center immediately north of the German American Society, as vehicles may be towed.

Road House Nation presents a night of Queen classics with Maximum Queen at OCC Road House. A resident DJ performs before the band takes the stage. There is no free general admission; entry requires the purchase of a single admission ticket or a table. Single admission is $25. Table options include a four-person high top for $100, a six-person table for $150, and a six-person lounge table for $160. Ticket prices increase by $5 per person on the day of the show. Bottle service is available. There are no age restrictions, and a ticket is required for each seat. Outside food or beverages are not permitted. Smoking is not allowed at tables, with designated smoking areas on the south east side of the pavilion.

SwingShift brings its five piece variety party dance band to American Legion Post 273, delivering a lively mix of favorite dance tunes that keep the dance floor moving from start to finish. Expect an energetic set made for dancing and a fun variety of songs that partygoers know and love.

Prepare to dive with enriched air in this SSI Enriched Air Nitrox course. The classroom session focuses on planning and procedures for blends up to 40 percent oxygen, explaining how nitrox can extend no decompression limits, add a safety buffer, and shorten surface intervals when compared with air. Instruction covers the essentials of nitrox, its benefits and limitations, safe use and how nitrox dives differ from air dives. You will also learn to operate a nitrox programmable dive computer and to identify and analyze cylinders to confirm whether they contain air or nitrox. The training takes place over one night at the dive shop.

Ty Myers brings The Legal Tour to The BayCare Sound for his first Clearwater appearance, joined by special guest Benny G. The Texas native has built momentum with smooth, soulful vocals and emotionally honest songwriting, first reaching listeners by posting covers and original songs online. Highlights from his catalog include "Drinkin' Alone", "Tie That Binds", and "Ends of the Earth", blending classic country storytelling with a modern, reflective touch. Benny G appears as an emerging country artist behind the debut single "I Got A Feeling". His work also includes collaborations in hip hop and pop, with Neapolitan pop songs "Io ti voglio con me" and "Pazza d'amore" drawing millions of views on YouTube.

Postmodern Jukebox returns to Ruth Eckerd Hall with The Future Is Vintage Tour, bringing their signature spin on modern hits to the stage. Founded in New York in 2011 by pianist and arranger Scott Bradlee, the project began with apartment-made videos that recast contemporary pop into classic jazz, swing, and soul styles. The online sensation grew into a global touring force, filling venues across six continents and earning more than a billion views. Every performance showcases a rotating cast of standout vocalists, musicians, and entertainers whose charisma, stage presence, and exceptional musicianship make each night unique. Expect a carefully crafted evening of escapism, playful humor, virtuosity, and feel-good energy. Guests are encouraged to wear their vintage best and step into an immersive journey through time that honors musical history, energizes the present, and celebrates a deeply human future for the art form.

Fall arrives on the waterfront with a craft festival at the Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks, blending handmade creativity with the community’s Greek heritage. Explore booths filled with one of a kind art, jewelry, home decor, seasonal gifts, apparel, specialty foods, plants, and accessories for pets. It is an easy way to get a jump on holiday shopping while supporting small businesses and discovering gifts you will not find in big box stores. After browsing the festival, enjoy authentic Greek dishes, visit the local shops along the Sponge Docks, or take a boat tour for views of Tarpon Springs from the water. Admission is free, the atmosphere is family friendly, and dogs are welcome. Exhibitors should apply only through the official online application system. Payments are processed solely through the secure portal in that application process, and the organizers will not accept peer to peer methods such as Cash App or Zelle. Treat any request for payment through unauthorized channels as a scam and disregard or report it.

Celebrate the natural beauty of Honeymoon Island at Island Fest 2026, a family friendly festival featuring guided beach walks, hands-on activities and interactive exhibits, an arts and crafts marketplace, and a tempting selection of food trucks. The festivities showcase the island’s wonder with unique experiences for all ages. There is no additional charge beyond regular admission to Honeymoon Island. Well behaved dogs are welcome.

Oktoberfest returns to the German American Society in Pinellas Park for four festive days spread over two weekends. Attendees can enjoy traditional polka music, German specialties from the kitchen including hand cut schnitzels, and German beer, with a broad range of imports available. Entertainment includes the Society's dance group, a Bier Stein Holding Contest, and a mix of traditional and modern live music. Families will find crafts and games for children in the Kinder Corner, while adults can savor authentic cuisine, desserts, and coffee and celebrate German culture. Ceremonies add to the atmosphere with a keg tapping and a parade of flags, and vendors will be on site with unique merchandise. Parking is limited on the grounds, so rideshare or taxi service is recommended. Do not park at Shoppes at 66 or at the Zimring office center immediately north of the German American Society, as vehicles may be towed.

A horse race event at American Legion Auxiliary Unit 104 features lighthearted competition and community spirit. Attendees can cheer for their favorite horses, enjoy friendly company, and grab a simple bite... a hot dog with chips is available for $3. The occasion supports the Auxiliary and offers an easygoing way to spend time together.

Bone Daddy takes the stage at Breakers at Daybreak Cafe, a new venue for the band. The outdoor patio restaurant and bar setting provides the backdrop as they bring a rock filled set to the space.

Four-time GRAMMY nominees The Avett Brothers return to The BayCare Sound, joined by special guest The Secret Sisters. The Avett Brothers reached a wide audience with their 2009 major-label album I and Love and You, then saw The Carpenter rise to No. 4 on the Billboard 200 in 2012 and Magpie and the Dandelion debut at No. 5 in 2013. Their tenth studio release, Closer Than Together, arrived in 2019 and included High Steppin', which hit No. 1 on the Americana Radio Singles chart. The Third Gleam followed during the pandemic and debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Americana/Folk Albums, Rock Albums, and Vinyl Albums charts, while the single Victory also topped the Americana Radio Singles chart. In 2024 they released The Avett Brothers, a self-titled yet deliberately untitled collection that emerged naturally over time. Since their 2010 debut, The Secret Sisters have showcased close harmonies and songwriting that delves into the complexities of life, love, and womanhood. On their album Mind, Man, Medicine, Alabama-born siblings Laura Rogers and Lydia Slagle write with renewed self-reliance and calm, threading insights on motherhood, commitment, compassion, and self-preservation into a sound that blurs the lines of country and folk. As their fifth full-length, it faces many of modern life’s hard truths while encouraging a more open-hearted outlook.

Tom Jones returns to Ruth Eckerd Hall, sharing the timeless songs that have defined his career along with his distinctive stage presence. Spanning more than six decades and over 100 million records sold, he is widely regarded as one of the great singers and recording artists. Recent albums produced by Ethan Johns, including Surrounded By Time, Long Lost Suitcase, Spirit In The Room and Praise & Blame, have earned some of the strongest reviews of his career, with acclaim for both the recordings and his live performances. His achievements include a knighthood from Queen Elizabeth II in 2006, multiple BRIT Awards, a Silver Clef Award, the Music Industry Trusts Award and the Hitmaker Award from the US Songwriters Hall of Fame. Alongside ongoing touring, he has served as a longstanding coach on The Voice UK and has contributed to notable events such as the 25th anniversary of MusiCares honoring Bob Dylan and the 57th GRAMMY Awards in support of charitable causes. His autobiography Over The Top And Back became a bestseller, and in 2021 Surrounded By Time made him the oldest male artist to reach number one on the UK Official Albums Chart with an album of new material.

Jimmy Failla returns to Bilheimer Capitol Theatre for a live show. A comedian, television and radio host, and Fox News contributor, he leads Fox News Saturday Night with Jimmy Failla and the nationally syndicated Fox Across America. A former New York City cab driver, he was named Outstanding Male Comedian of the Year at the 2014 New York City Nightlife Awards. His hour long standup special State Of The Union streams on Amazon Prime. He appears regularly on Kennedy on the Fox Business Channel and on America's Newsroom, with multiple appearances on The Greg Gutfeld Show, The Ingraham Angle, and Watters World. His book Cancel Culture reached the New York Times best seller list, and he can be heard on more than 150 radio stations, Fox Nation, and the Fox News app.

Celebrate Halloween with a costumed 5K at Aspirations Winery in Clearwater, FL that pairs miles with mimosas. Participants receive a commemorative finisher medal, an event shirt, and a mimosa at the finish, with juice and water available for anyone under 21. Top performers will be recognized in five-year age brackets beginning with 10 and under. There are multiple ways to take part, including the 5K, a Sip & Stroll option, and virtual participation. Registration is priced at $30 for Early Bird, $35 for Regular, $40 for Late, and $45 on race day for the 5K and Sip & Stroll, with virtual entries available at $30 or $35 depending on the registration window.

The Sunday Exhale brings a free 30 minute 9D Breathwork Stress and Anxiety Reset session to The Patio Lounge. This guided experience offers a chance to step away from daily noise, settle the nervous system, release built up tension, and reconnect with yourself. Participants are encouraged to bring a yoga mat and any items that make lying down for about 30 minutes more comfortable, such as a pillow, blanket, or eye mask. Headphones will be provided. No prior breathwork experience is required. Walk ins are welcome, though advance sign up is preferred and space is limited, and completing a waiver before arrival is requested. After the session, the venue features mimosa specials, The Exhale Elixir, a Luv & Above mocktail created for the occasion, along with games, music, and drinks.

Create two custom pumpkin ornaments in this month’s decoupage class. Choose from coastal, Halloween, fall, Thanksgiving, floral, Florida-themed, and other patterns. The price is $32 per person and includes all supplies and instruction. Come with a friend or meet new people at Aspirations. Outside food or drink is not allowed, and Aspirations serves wine, beer, cocktails, food, and more.

Freedom Rocks, presented by 107.3 The Eagle, spotlights three pillars of American rock: 38 Special, The Marshall Tucker Band, and Don Felder. For 38 Special, five decades on the road have shaped a high-voltage show and a catalog exceeding 15 albums, with more than 20 million sold and radio favorites like "Hold On Loosely", "Caught Up In You", "If I’d Been The One", "Back Where You Belong" and "Second Chance". Formed in 1974, the Florida group built a sound that mixes grit and melody with arena-ready hooks, and it continues to evolve with Milestone, the band’s first studio release in over 20 years. The Marshall Tucker Band formed in 1972 in Spartanburg, South Carolina, taking its name from a blind piano tuner whose name appeared on the key to their first rehearsal space. The group has performed across the globe and amassed a catalog of more than 20 studio albums plus numerous live releases, earning multi-platinum sales. A classic set often features singalongs and staples such as "Heard It in a Love Song", "Can’t You See", "Fire on the Mountain", "Long Hard Ride" and "Ramblin'". "Can’t You See" stands as the signature song of the late co-founding lead guitarist and former principal songwriter Toy Caldwell. Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Don Felder, longtime Eagles lead guitarist, co-wrote and played the celebrated guitar solo on "Hotel California" with Joe Walsh. His songwriting and vocals also appear on "Vision" from One of These Nights, with additional writing credits on "Victim of Love" and "Those Shoes" from Hotel California. Beyond his years with the Eagles, Felder has released three solo albums, Airborne, Road to Forever, and American Rock 'n' Roll, collaborating with artists including Slash, Mick Fleetwood, Chad Smith, Alex Lifeson, Orianthi, Richie Sambora, Bob Weir, Joe Satriani, Sammy Hagar, Jim Keltner, and Peter Frampton.

Ruth Eckerd Hall sets the stage for the debut of K-POP Moonlight Princesses: A Demon Hunters Celebration, a high-energy production that fuses heroic storytelling, razor-sharp choreography, and cinema-scale visuals. Billed as a family event with a K-Pop beat, Moonlight Princesses delivers live vocals, precision dance, and immersive video to pull audiences into a stylized world shaped by contemporary K-Pop concepts where music, fashion, and fantasy intersect. The production centers on themes of empowerment, transformation, and creative expression, presented in a visually forward format tailored to the social media era. As K-Pop continues to influence global culture, this show offers a live interpretation of the genre’s dramatic style and commanding performance aesthetic. This production is not affiliated with Netflix or Demon Hunters.

This Belles & Chimes Tampa Bay meet-up turns into a frightful, monster themed pinball night. The event combines a welcoming atmosphere with spirited competition to help players sharpen their skills and expand their pinball knowledge. Bring a dish to share for a potluck and get some warm ups in before the tournament. Entry is $5.

Homeschooling families can explore a resource center where all materials are free to take home. Thanks to an abundance of donations, the center has moved from lending to a take-and-keep approach, allowing visitors to choose what best supports learning at home. The selection includes thousands of curriculum resources and educational games, all available at no cost.

Build your diving skills with an Advanced Open Water program that introduces five specialties, each explored through a single open water training dive. The course covers deep diving, underwater navigation, night or limited visibility techniques, dive computer use, and refined buoyancy control. Completing this training opens more room to explore, and you can return whenever you are ready to finish any of these specialties in full, applying credit from your Advanced Open Water Diver training toward that additional coursework.

Grammy Award winning Tedeschi Trucks Band makes a return to The BayCare Sound as part of the Future Soul 2026 Tour. The ensemble is led by guitarist Derek Trucks and singer and guitarist Susan Tedeschi, whom NPR has recognized among the top roots rock artists of their generation. Known for exceptional musicianship and a modern mix of American musical styles, the group draws from a wide-ranging catalog. Their recent project I Am The Moon adds to a studio history that includes Signs and the High & Mighty EP from 2019, Let Me Get By from 2016, Made Up Mind from 2013, and the debut album Revelator from 2011, which earned a Grammy. The band features Susan Tedeschi on guitar and vocals, Derek Trucks on guitar, Gabe Dixon on keyboards and vocals, Brandon Boone on bass, Tyler “Falcon” Greenwell and Isaac Eady on drums, vocalists Mike Mattison, Mark Rivers, and Alecia Chakour, along with Kebbi Williams on saxophone, Emmanuel Echem on trumpet, and Elizabeth Lea on trombone.

Created in partnership with Fit4Mom, this monthly Countryside Cuties gathering offers a welcoming space where children can laugh, learn, and play with their caregivers. Each event introduces a new theme with interactive games, creative crafts, lively music, story time, and occasional surprise guests. This session features Music with Mr. Brad. Admission is free.

At Pee-Pa's Garage Craft Brewery, The Roaming Petal leads a hands-on floral workshop that celebrates the season with premium blooms in rich autumn colors and textures. Participants learn the fundamentals of bouquet design while creating a hand-tied arrangement, guided step by step by experienced floral designers. All essentials are provided, including fresh fall flowers and greenery, all floral tools and materials, wrapping, and finishing touches, and there are styled photo spots to capture finished bouquets. No previous experience is necessary, and the session suits a girls' night out, a creative date, or anyone seeking a relaxing way to welcome fall. Attendees leave with a bouquet made by their own hands, practical design techniques they can reuse, and photos of their creation. Food and beverages are available for purchase from Pee-Pa's Garage during the event, and capacity is limited to keep the experience personal and hands-on.

GRAMMY-winning Mexican guitar duo Rodrigo y Gabriela bring their OurHome Tour to the Bilheimer Capitol Theatre for their first appearance at this venue. Their latest project, created and produced in Tokyo, serves as both a tribute to Japan and a thoughtful exploration of finding a sense of home within. The music paints a surreal world of wayward beasts, luminous birds, cosmic dust, and rugged vistas, all expressed through the duo’s dynamic instrumental guitar work. From beginnings busking on Dublin’s Grafton Street to earning a GRAMMY for Mettavolution, headlining Glastonbury, and filling famed halls around the world, Rodrigo Sánchez and Gabriela Quintero have built a reputation for exhilarating live performances. With OurHome, they return to richly textured acoustic sounds while widening their scope with guests such as Marty Friedman and Hiromi. On stage, Rodrigo’s quicksilver lead lines and Gabriela’s propulsive, percussive rhythms shape an arc that moves from quiet reflection to surging intensity, creating a continuous sense of momentum.

Tony Castellano joins the Tomkats Jazz Orchestra to launch the 2026 Clearwater Jazz Holiday with the event's first performance.

The 54th Our Lady of Lourdes Fall Festival brings the community together as parish and school volunteers raise a large tent and transform the grounds with rides, games, music, and a lively atmosphere. Families will find dozens of attractions for kids of all ages, including a dedicated area of rides for the youngest visitors. Game booths across the festival offer chances to win prizes.

Monthly Euchre Night welcomes experienced players and total beginners alike. Learn the basics, share a few laughs, and put your card skills to the test in a relaxed setting. The bar will be open, and hot, fresh food will be available from Welton Brewing Co. & Oyster Bar located on the property. No membership is required. Bring yourself or a friend and enjoy an easygoing evening of games and conversation. This gathering takes place every third Thursday of the month.

The Vampire Circus makes its first appearance at Ruth Eckerd Hall with a blend of circus, cabaret, and theater that mixes the surreal flair of Tim Burton with the artistry of Cirque du Soleil. This 90-minute production invites the audience into a shadowy world of vampires through daring acrobatics, striking contortion, lively juggling, classic clowning, and playful moments of comic interaction. The story unfolds in 19th century Bohemia as Count Dracula devises a strategy for global domination by launching a traveling circus with his gypsy protectors, using the show as cover to move unseen and build an army of the undead. As night settles, the atmosphere turns darker and more immersive, drawing spectators deeper into the realm of the vampire.

FLO-RAW, named Best Pop Band by Best of the Bay, teams up with Women of Rock, recognized as Best Rock Band, for a live show at Harbor Bar during 3rd Friday in Safety Harbor. Enjoy an evening of pop and rock from two celebrated groups.

Arrive in your favorite Halloween costume for a lively celebration with the Unicorn Princess at the Clearwater location. Enjoy upbeat music, dancing, face painting, and plenty of seasonal fun with a dash of Halloween magic. Tickets may be transferred to another person, but all sales are final. To purchase without processing fees, call the spa directly at (727) 301-1808.

Spend an evening of dinner and dancing at American Legion Post 104, featuring live music from The Rockus Band. Enjoy a meal and plenty of time on the dance floor while the band provides the soundtrack for the night.

This monthly meetup brings together Krampus enthusiasts to discuss costuming, upcoming events, and new ideas. It also offers time to socialize with fellow members over a drink or two. The gathering takes place in the Bierstube at the front of the main building, and dinner is available from Welton Brewing Co. and Oyster Bar in building two on the property. For membership inquiries, contact Todd Bogner at tbogner32@gmail.com.

Shape a unique clay house over two inspiring days at SHAMc with ceramic artist Jan Richardson. Drawing from the look of her widely collected Windy Meadows Pottery, participants ages 18 and up use freshly made templates to construct a hand-built house, then personalize the form with their own details. Color is added with underglazes and colored clay, and original Windy Meadows texture molds are available to create intricate, timeworn surfaces. Basic tools and materials are supplied. Finished pieces will be kiln fired after the class, and Jan will share guidance for optional cold finishes once firing is complete. A lunch break is included each day.

Explore everyday actions that support a healthier Tampa Bay in a free, public workshop at the Creative Play Learning Center. Participants will reflect on their own yard and household routines, such as fertilizer choices and schedules, whether applications happen before rain, how close work occurs to shorelines, pet waste cleanup habits, pesticide use, and the balance of turf grass and native plants. The session includes a guided walk through a newly installed rain garden made possible by a Bay Mini Grant from the Tampa Bay Estuary Program through Tarpon Tags. The garden is partly shaded, so plan for outdoor conditions and bring water. Admission is free thanks to the grant, and a reservation is required to ensure an accurate head count.

At the German American Society of Pinellas County, this open-air Biergarten provides a calm, welcoming spot in Pinellas Park. It offers German brews on draft along with a variety of bottled choices, plus wine and schnapps. German dinner is frequently available, and additional dinner options are offered next door at Welton Brewing Co. & Oyster Bar.

A tribute to Three Dog Night takes the stage at Pinellas Park Performing Arts Center. The performance centers on the band’s music and offers a nostalgic evening for fans of their sound.

Enjoy a free live show featuring Olde Rage, Boney Fiend, and The Inhalers at Caledonia Brewing in Dunedin. Beer is available, and the evening centers on performances from all three bands.

Meet adoptable greyhounds during a casual meet and greet hosted by Gold Coast Greyhound Adoptions at HOB Brewing Company in Dunedin, Florida. Attendees can spend time with the dogs while enjoying beverages available for purchase. Applicants who hope to meet a particular foster may request this ahead of time so organizers can try to arrange their attendance. The gathering takes place on a covered patio with access to a spacious outdoor courtyard, and outdoor elements are weather permitting. HOB Brewing Company serves as the brewery for Dunedin House of Beer and is situated just across the street. Parking is available in a nearby garage off Douglas Avenue.

Returning to Ruth Eckerd Hall, Rumours of Fleetwood Mac presents a finely crafted tribute that brings Fleetwood Mac’s music and stage presence to life. Celebrated by fans nationwide for its authenticity and endorsed by founding member Mick Fleetwood, the performance revisits signature moments and favorite songs with care and precision. Whether you have followed the band for years or are discovering their catalog now, this concert offers a vibrant way to experience why Fleetwood Mac remains so widely cherished.

Returning to a beloved Clearwater Beach spot, this event offers an evening of music and good vibes.

A Champions League clash features FC Bayern hosting Arsenal, the Premier League leaders who pose a serious challenge to Bayern’s European ambitions this season. The German-American Society serves as a home base for Bundesliga fans and supporters of FC Bayern München.

With mirror balls spinning and lights flashing, The Concert: A Tribute to ABBA makes its annual return to the Ruth Eckerd Hall stage for a 12th appearance. Presented as one of the foremost ABBA tributes in the world, the show dazzles with a high-energy set of favorites including Mamma Mia, S.O.S, Money, Money, Money, Knowing Me, Knowing You, Waterloo, Gimme, Gimme, Gimme and Dancing Queen. It is a feel-good celebration where audiences can sing along, dance, and revel in the music.

Get set for a full-throttle rock show as Kings County takes the stage at Bert's Great American Bike Night. Originating on Long Island and now calling Orlando home, the band unleashes hard rock packed with searing guitar riffs, high-octane energy, and hooks that stick. Their sound blends modern heavy rock with bold melodies, tipping its hat to 90s swagger while staying fresh and current. Their videos on YouTube have earned over 9 million views.

Live Dead & Brothers returns to the Bilheimer Capitol Theatre with a lineup drawn from the extended families of the Grateful Dead and the Allman Brothers. The band features Berry Duane Oakley of Allman Betts on bass, Les Dudek, a guitarist with the Allman Brothers Band on Brothers & Sisters, Mark Karan from The Other Ones and Bob Weir Ratdog on guitar, Scott Guberman of Phil Lesh & Friends on keyboards, and Pete Lavezzoli from Oteil & Friends, JGB, and Jazz Is Dead on drums. Their set revives the spirit of the co-billed Dead and Allmans shows from 1969 through 1973, offering faithful versions of songs like Ramblin' Man, Morning Dew, and Jessica along with more favorites. It is an immersive journey through psychedelic blues and the roots of the jam band scene that connects devoted followers and first-time listeners alike.

Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship returns to the Tampa and St. Petersburg area for a third visit, bringing BKFC Fight Night Clearwater to OCC Road House & Museum. Building on a sold-out event last year, the lineup delivers an entire night of live bare-knuckle bouts featuring leading contenders, rising prospects, and hometown Florida favorites.

Dean Johanesen appears at Stirling Wine in Dunedin as part of an ongoing series of events at the venue.

Comedian Jessica Kirson makes her Bilheimer Capitol Theatre debut, bringing the high-energy performances, ridiculous characters, and self-deprecating vulnerability that define her act. Over more than two decades, she built her distinctive voice in New York City clubs and has since connected with a massive online audience, earning over a billion views on social media. Her comedy credits include multiple appearances on The Tonight Show and The View, as well as appearances on HBO’s Crashing and Kevin Can Wait. She produced FX’s Hysterical, a feature-length documentary about the changing landscape of women in stand-up, and contributed as consultant, producer, and on-screen talent for Robert DeNiro’s The Comedian. Long celebrated as a comic’s comic, her following has surged past one million across several platforms and her tour has expanded to sold-out theaters.

FLO-RAW returns to Shephard’s Beach Resort with a high-octane mix of favorites spanning multiple decades and genres. Expect a lively night made for dancing, big sing-alongs, and an all-out party atmosphere.

CAKE marks its debut at The BayCare Sound with the band's trademark mix of sardonic vocals, punchy rhythms, and distinctive trumpet. Known for blending alternative rock with elements of funk, country, and hip hop, the group forged a singular sound after emerging as a self-reliant foil to the grunge era. Their catalog includes favorites like The Distance, Short Skirt/Long Jacket, and a celebrated cover of I Will Survive. Showroom of Compassion, released in 2011, entered the Billboard 200 at number one and was praised by The New Yorker for its deadpan brilliance. Led by John McCrea, their shows combine precision with spontaneity, creating a live experience that is uniquely their own.

Take part in a hands-on volunteer cleanup that keeps the club in top shape. Tasks include gardening and landscaping as well as building repairs, upgrades, and general tidying, so there is something for every interest and ability. No experience is required, just enthusiasm. Lunch is provided. Participation is flexible, and you can help for a short visit or stay for the full duration. Bring your energy and invite friends to contribute to a cleaner, brighter club.

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The 3rd Annual Mattie Williams Gala brings a Party Like It’s 1996 spirit to a milestone celebration of 30 years of the Mattie Williams Neighborhood Family Center supporting local families and children. Hosted at Safety Harbor Resort and Spa, the evening looks back to where the work began and highlights how it is changing lives today, with a focus on community and resilience. Expect a warm reception with a champagne greeting, an open bar, appetizers, and live music to set the mood. A buffet dinner and program follow with inspiring stories, award recognitions, and both live and silent auctions that honor those who make the mission possible. The night wraps with checkout and a festive dance party. Every ticket, sponsorship, and raised paddle helps provide food, stability, and opportunity for families in the community. Sponsorships are available by contacting Executive Director David Hale at 727-791-8255. Information on reserved tables and individual tickets is coming soon. Attire leans into a 90s-inspired look that is bright, expressive, and fun... your 90s, your style.

An open-air retreat in the heart of Pinellas Park offers a quiet, friendly setting to unwind. The Biergarten pours German beers on tap and carries additional bottled selections, with wine and schnapps also available. German dinner is often offered, and dinner can be found next door at Welton Brewing Co. & Oyster Bar.

Frenchy's Outpost hosts a weekend focused on stone crab, welcoming guests for a relaxed celebration. Admission is free, and no ticket is required. This is an all-ages event. For more information, call Frenchy's Outpost at (727) 625-3619.

St. Petersburg’s reggae-rooted group The Hip Abduction arrives in Clearwater for a first performance at The BayCare Sound, bringing an ocean-swept, travel-inspired sound that glides across genres. The project centers on lead singer and songwriter David New, who writes and produces the music. On stage, the band becomes a flexible ensemble with Matt Poynter on drums, Chris Powers on bass, Justino Walker on guitar, vocals, and ngoni, and Cody Moore on keys and sax, united by a shared love of African styles like Afrobeat, Soukous, and Malian blues, along with reggae and American jam, electronic, and indie influences. The group first reached number 5 on the Billboard Reggae chart and is known for the single “Children of the Sun.” They have appeared at many of the nation’s premier festivals, earned prominent film and TV placements and spins on SiriusXM, draw more than 750,000 monthly Spotify listeners, and have toured across the country in direct support of Dirty Heads, Galactic, Slightly Stoopid, and The Revivalists. Their energetic live show has helped build a large following throughout the United States and Canada. Special guest Coyote Island showcases the vision of producer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Mike O’Hehir, assembling a band to deliver a live, genre-blending take on psychedelic indie. With the debut single “Here Before,” the group quickly connected with listeners around the world. Their performances are often described as electric and transportive, combining upbeat vibes, danceable grooves, and tropical psychedelia for a feel-good sonic getaway.

Australian comedian, writer, and actor Josh Thomas brings his Clearwater debut to the Murray Theatre. Recognized for quick wit, self-deprecating jokes, and open, personal storytelling, he first made his name in stand-up before creating and starring in the acclaimed series Please Like Me, which earned international recognition for its honest and funny look at young adulthood. He later created and headlined Everything's Gonna Be Okay, continuing his blend of humor, vulnerability, and thoughtful perspective. The show offers a night of frank, laugh-heavy stand-up at the Murray Theatre.

Storyteller and broadcaster Garrison Keillor appears at the Bilheimer Capitol Theatre with his niece Erica Rhodes for The Crazy Uncle and his Sensible Niece, a new tour. Keillor spent more than four decades hosting A Prairie Home Companion, known for his weekly News from Lake Wobegon monologues that reached millions of listeners. He is also an essayist, columnist, Substack writer, and creator of sonnets, songs, and limericks. His bibliography spans over two dozen titles, among them Lake Wobegon Days, That Time of Year: A Minnesota Life, Boom Town: A Lake Wobegon Novel, Serenity at 70, Gaiety at 80: Why you should keep on getting older, and Cheerfulness and Brisk Verse from 2024.

The 789s make their debut at OCC Road House with a high-energy set built around the tunes you may have forgotten you love. Spanning classic rock, disco, and pop from the 70s, 80s, and 90s, they pump fresh energy into familiar hits to keep dancers moving and voices singing along.

Matt Stone brings an Elvis tribute to OCC Road House & Museum. Attendance requires a paid single admission or table purchase, as complimentary general entry is not offered. Pricing options include a single admission for $20, a four-person high-top table for $80, a six-person table for $120, and a six-person lounge table for $130. Prices increase by $5 per person on the day of the show. Bottle service is available, with details provided by servers. There are no age restrictions, and a ticket is required for each seat. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Smoking is not allowed at tables, with designated smoking areas located on the southeast side of the pavilion.

Turnpike Troubadours bring their Red Dirt roots to The BayCare Sound for a debut appearance alongside special guests Muscadine Bloodline and Drayton Farley. Originating in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, the band blends honky-tonk grit with Americana storytelling and is known for crowd favorites like Good Lord Lorrie and Long Hot Summer Day. Their high-energy shows draw on a career that includes more than 2.2 billion streams worldwide, over 1.7 million equivalent units sold, seven studio albums since 2005, numerous sold-out headline dates, and a feature on the series Yellowstone. The recent surprise album The Price of Admission topped the iTunes all-genre and country charts and delivered the group’s highest Spotify chart debuts. The lineup features Evan Felker on vocals and guitar, Kyle Nix on fiddle, Ryan Engleman on electric guitar, RC Edwards on bass, Gabe Pearson on drums, and Hank Early on steel and accordion. Muscadine Bloodline, the Alabama duo of Charlie Muncaster and Gary Stanton, mixes Gulf Coast influences with sharp storytelling and an easygoing swagger that feels both classic and modern. Since forming in 2015 they have built a devoted following through independent releases and electrifying shows, highlighted by the platinum-certified single Porch Swing Angel, and have toured with artists such as Lainey Wilson and Post Malone. Singer-songwriter Drayton Farley, also from Alabama, writes with the grit and poetry of his Southern roots, weaving Americana, country, rock, and folk into a timeless sound that nods to John Prine, Bob Dylan, and Kris Kristofferson. His breakout came with the release of his debut studio album Twenty on High in March 2023.

The Midnight Maasquerade fantasy book release ball returns to celebrate the next ACOTAR novel by Sarah J. Maas. Returning guests will be familiar with the experience, and first-timers are welcome. Tickets will be available, and everyone receives the book at midnight.

An adult program featuring films from the Steven Spielberg Movie Series at Tarpon Springs Public Library. Seating may be limited.

A free show is happening at The Nona Slice House. There is no cover charge for this performance.

2 A T makes a return appearance at The Dunedin Smokehouse.

Hairball makes its Ruth Eckerd Hall debut on the Balls to the Wall Tour, bringing a surge of 80s arena rock to Clearwater. Vocalists Kris Vox, Dave Moody, and Patrick Stone front a production that runs over two hours, saluting major arena acts like Vân Halen, KISS, Motley Crue, Queen, Journey, and Aerosmith. The lineup features HBK on bass, Billy on drums, and Happy on lead guitar, delivering signature riffs with precision while keeping their own edge. With decades of performing behind them, the show piles on characters, pyrotechnics, lights, sound, props, and surprises for a high-energy Rock & Roll experience from start to finish.

Set in the heart of Pinellas Park, this open air biergarten offers a calm, friendly setting to unwind. Look for German beers on draft alongside additional bottled choices, plus wine and schnapps. German dinner is often available, and meals are also served next door at Welton Brewing Co. & Oyster Bar. The atmosphere is relaxed and outdoors, well suited to sampling distinctive German brews.

Simone Salsa teams up with Stormy Bay Entertainment for a Halloween Latin dance party at OCC Road House. Dance to a live set from Orquesta Infinidad covering salsa, merengue, bachata, and other Latin favorites, then keep moving as DJ Walter Soto and DJ Jay Gaines spin salsa, bachata, merengue, and more throughout the night. Expect a festive atmosphere with food and drinks available, plus a costume contest with prizes, with additional details to be announced. General admission is $15 in advance, and VIP tables for six start at $100. Costumes are encouraged for a high energy celebration of Halloween set to Latin rhythms.

Ghostbusters in Concert makes its first appearance at Ruth Eckerd Hall with a Halloween celebration that blends cinema and symphony. Watch the 1984 classic on a large HD screen while a live orchestra performs the score by Academy Award-winning composer Elmer Bernstein in perfect sync. Follow the original paranormal investigation team in New York City as Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, and Harold Ramis launch their ghost-catching venture, capture Slimer, and confront Gozer the Gozerian. This movie concert pairs a big-screen presentation with a live orchestral performance for an immersive experience.

Making its first appearance at Bilheimer Capitol Theatre, this live tribute celebrates Karen Carpenter’s unmistakable voice and the timeless songs she created with her brother Richard. With a full band and moments of storytelling, the concert recreates the warmth and emotional depth that defined their music, inviting listeners to sing along and reflect on favorite memories. Look forward to classics such as Close to You, We’ve Only Just Begun, and Rainy Days and Mondays, presented in a newly crafted production that honors the quiet charm and musical artistry of The Carpenters.

The inaugural Pinellas County Firefighter Invitational brings a multi-day mix of competition and hands-on training to OCC Road House. Presented by Base Wealth Management and hosted by Pinellas County Firefighter Survival & Rescue Training in collaboration with Florida RIT Ops Group (FROG), the event centers on Rapid Intervention Team operations, firefighter skill challenges, and teamwork. Programming emphasizes firefighter survival, rescue training, and safety. Attendance is free, and RIT participants are required to register and pay a fee.

OCC Road House hosts a Bike Night featuring Whiskey Throttle. This event offers a bike-focused evening at the venue with Whiskey Throttle as the highlight.

The Alpha-gal Women's Retreat at Clearwater Beach offers a chance to connect, heal, and relax alongside women who truly understand. Early bird savings of $100 are available with code EARTHLY100, and only five spots are open.

The 62nd Annual Art Harvest brings a two-day juried outdoor art festival to Highlander Park in Dunedin, Florida. Visitors can explore original works and distinctive handmade pieces from local and regional artists in a lively, family-friendly setting with an inviting autumn vibe. The celebration highlights creativity and community while supporting the Junior League of Clearwater-Dunedin’s mission and community impact initiatives.

The 38th Annual Tarpon Springs Seafood Festival brings a full menu of coastal flavors, live entertainment, and local shopping to the Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks. Presented by the Tarpon Springs Merchants Association, SIK Promotions, and Saucy Queen, the celebration features a wide variety of seafood favorites, from shrimp to lobster, along with non seafood options for those who prefer something different. Browse artisans and crafters offering nautical and food inspired artwork, handmade goods, fishing apparel, and kitchen items, and enjoy live music that sets a lively tone throughout the event. The Chef Showdown puts local culinary talent head to head for the title of Tampa Bay’s Best Seafood. Admission is free, parking is free, and a shuttle runs from Splash Park. The festival is pet friendly and welcomes families of all ages. Prospective exhibitors should note that organizers will not accept payment through Cash App, Zelle, or other peer to peer services, and that official fees are handled only through the secure portal in the application process. Treat any requests for payment by other methods as fraudulent.

Due to a surplus of donations, the Homeschool Resource Center is no longer operating as a library. Everything is completely free, and families can take whatever they need for their homeschool to keep. Thousands of curriculum items and educational games are available.

The Toads make a return appearance at OCC with live music, and lunch and drinks are available.

Now in its 50th year, this holiday market offers a seasonal shopping experience. Admission and parking are free, and only ADA service dogs are permitted.

Belles & Chimes Tampa Bay presents a welcoming yet competitive pinball tournament that helps players grow their skills and knowledge of the game. With a playful theme that nods to Dolly and Dali, expect a mix of sparkle and surreal flair. A potluck and warm-up session come first, followed by tournament play at Replay Amusement Museum. A $5 buy-in is required.

Grammy-winning singer songwriter Paula Cole appears at Bilheimer Capitol Theatre for the first time with THIS FIRE: 30, an anniversary concert centered on her landmark album This Fire. She will perform the album from start to finish, revisiting music that shaped a generation and presenting it with renewed nuance and energy. Recognized for candid lyrics and a sound that blends genres, Cole continues to evolve, most recently with her 2024 release LO. She also appeared in the Hulu documentary Lilith Fair: Building a Mystery, reflecting her role as a founding artist of the influential tour. The evening promises an intimate, powerful performance that honors the spirit of the original album while highlighting the perspective she brings today.

Brad Williams brings his show to Clearwater, Florida. This event welcomes all ages and features reserved seating. A password presale is available using BRAD, followed by a general on-sale.

Brad Williams brings a night of fearless, quick-witted stand-up to make his debut appearance at Ruth Eckerd Hall, joined by special guest JB Ball. A favorite on the comedy circuit, Williams has translated his dynamic live shows into television spots on The Tonight Show, Dave Attell’s Comedy Underground, and Jimmy Kimmel Live. His specials Fun Size, Daddy Issues, and The Degenerates drew major attention, and his on-screen work includes FX’s Legit, Sam and Cat, Mind of Mencia, and Pitboss. He also co-created and co-hosted the popular About Last Night podcast with Adam Ray and appears regularly on national radio and podcasts like KROQ’s Kevin and Bean Show and The Adam Carolla Show. His candid material on disability, relationships, sex, and race consistently connects with audiences. JB Ball adds his own sharp perspective as a stand-up, writer, performer, director, and producer. He is known for finding laughs in controversial subjects in a way that unites a room. His specials include It’s My Privilege and Jesus In The Crackhouse, and his work has been featured on Comedy Central, MTV, Peacock, Kevin Hart’s LOL Network, and Amazon Prime.

Ruth Eckerd Hall hosts a concert screening that celebrates four decades of Jim Henson’s Labyrinth. Following a successful tour that visited nearly 100 cities around the world, the production returns with the cult favorite projected in high definition while a live band performs the complete soundtrack in perfect sync with David Bowie’s vocals. Hear crowd favorites like Magic Dance alongside the sweeping music by Bowie and Trevor Jones as Jareth the Goblin King, Sarah, and the imaginative creations from Jim Henson’s Creature Shop fill the screen. Attendees are welcome to wear costumes, sing along, and cheer for their favorite characters. The film was directed by Jim Henson and features Jennifer Connelly and David Bowie.

Focused entirely on rock and roll music, this straightforward showcase puts the sound front and center.

Dogtoberfest, presented annually by Suncoast Animal League, will have Paige on site with a variety of new merchandise.

Barstool Prophets perform at Broke-N-Bored Bar & Grill on Mad Beach with a mix of rockabilly, classic rock, country, and vintage blues. The set highlights these genres throughout the show.

With Clearwater Bay glowing at sunset, this refined evening pairs style with purpose. The program honors women whose lives have been changed through EmpowHERment and centers on creating a future where every woman can thrive. Highlights include live and silent auctions, an interactive dinner experience, and an open bar featuring HER signature cocktails. A live DJ, a photo booth, lively conversation, and a few unexpected touches shape a night filled with celebration, joy, and plenty of dancing.

Floyd Nation returns to Ruth Eckerd Hall with the Inner Light Tour, an immersive, high-impact show centered on era-defining music. The set highlights Pink Floyd favorites such as Wish You Were Here, Comfortably Numb, Time, and Another Brick in the Wall. The performance delivers the emotional pull and atmospheric depth audiences associate with this music while reaching beyond a typical tribute. The tour is guided by Floyd Nation’s new album, Inner Light, which was recorded in part at Abbey Road Studios. Original pieces are seamlessly woven into Pink Floyd’s most celebrated songs, creating a continuous journey that feels familiar yet freshly imagined. Rather than reproducing every note, the band channels Pink Floyd’s sense of space, tension, and release, allowing the material to evolve in real time. Extended arrangements, fluid transitions, and thoughtful improvisation give each concert a spirit of discovery.

The I Love Salsa Latin Music Festival brings a Fall Edition to OCC Road House, celebrating Latin music, dance, culture, food, and community. Live performances include Christian Alicea, Lalo Peña y su Orquesta, and Ámbito with El Real DJ Show Musical, with more acts to be announced. Presented by Stormy Bay Entertainment, this event highlights the rhythms and energy of salsa and live Latin music for a festive experience. Additional event and ticket details will be shared soon.

A new reggae celebration debuts at The BayCare Sound, bringing Caribbean rhythm and coastal energy to Clearwater’s waterfront. The Wailers headline alongside Julian "Junior" Marvin, Third World, Inner Circle, and The Skatalites. The setting features tropical drinks, a range of food options, and a vendor marketplace. Julian "Junior" Marvin, a Kingston-born guitarist and actor, launched his career in London with appearances in The Beatles’ Help! and the original production of Hair, later becoming an in-demand session player for artists including Traffic, Toots & The Maytals, Fairport Convention, and Steve Winwood. In 1977 he chose Bob Marley & The Wailers over an invitation from Stevie Wonder, making his debut on Exodus, which Time Magazine honored as its album of the century while One Love earned song of the millennium recognition. As lead guitarist, he performed on every subsequent Bob Marley & The Wailers album, including Survival and its track Africa Unite, earning him a place on Guitar World’s list of the top 100 guitarists. He has continued recording with The Wailers and as a solo artist, and now leads The Legendary Wailers, highlighted by the single and album Message of Love. Third World brings nearly five decades of global success and a signature reggae fusion that blends R&B, funk, pop, and rock. The group’s accolades include nine Grammy nominations, international hits such as Now That We Found Love, 96 Degrees in the Shade, and Try Jah Love, performances with luminaries like Bob Marley, Stevie Wonder, Santana, and The Jackson 5, and a United Nations Peace Medal. Their 2019 release More Work To Be Done also received a Grammy nomination for Best Reggae Album. Inner Circle, the Grammy-winning Jamaican band, pairs reggae with pop savvy and an energetic stage presence. After late 1970s favorites like Mary, Mary and Music Machine, the group rebounded from the 1980 loss of lead singer Jacob Miller and reached new heights in the 1990s with Bad Boys and Sweat (A La La La La Long), selling millions of records and earning a Grammy for Best Reggae Album. Their music gained additional mainstream exposure through film and television, including Bad Boys as the theme for the TV series COPS and the Bad Boys films. The Skatalites, foundational figures in Jamaican ska, formed in 1964 after backing icons such as Bob Marley, Toots & The Maytals, Jimmy Cliff, Alton Ellis, and Ken Boothe. Their innovations helped shape ska, rocksteady, and reggae. Although the original lineup disbanded in 1965, their legacy sparked a worldwide revival in the late 1970s and early 1980s, influencing the UK’s Two-Tone movement and bands including The Specials, Madness, The English Beat, and The Selecter. They continue to perform around the globe, from festivals and theaters to casinos and intimate venues, carrying forward one of the Caribbean’s most enduring musical traditions.

Advance your diving with a program that features five single open water training dives, each highlighting a different specialty. Topics include deep diving, navigation, night or limited visibility, computer diving, and perfect buoyancy. Afterward, you have the flexibility to continue with full Specialty training at any time, and your Advanced Open Water Diver training can be credited toward it.

Take-home resources for homeschoolers are available at no cost. Because of a large surplus of donations, the collection is no longer operating as a lending library, and visitors may keep what they select. Choose from thousands of curriculum resources and educational games to support learning at home.

Russ Taff marks his first performance at Bilheimer Capitol Theatre with The Almost Farewell Tour, joined by special guests Steve Taylor and Some Band. This concert highlights more than four decades of award-winning music, creative innovation, and uplifting storytelling. Taff and Taylor share the stage to celebrate their long friendship and collaboration, with the tour also spotlighting Taff’s new album, Cover Story, executive produced by Taylor and featuring reimagined songs by Bob Dylan, U2, Prince, and Simon & Garfunkel. Widely recognized as a leading voice in Christian music, Taff has received six Grammy Awards, 16 Dove Awards, and three inductions into the Gospel Music Association Hall of Fame, and his journey of faith, recovery, and resilience was chronicled in the documentary Russ Taff: I Still Believe. Taylor brings a multifaceted career as a musician, producer, filmmaker, and educator, including solo work, collaborations with Chagall Guevara and The Perfect Foil, and production credits for Sixpence None the Richer and Newsboys. Together they offer an evening of music and storytelling that underscores their lasting influence on contemporary Christian and popular music.

The Steven Spielberg Movie Series takes place at Tarpon Springs Public Library as an adult program. Seating may be limited. A complete schedule is available on the library website.

This monthly gathering focuses on Krampus costuming, upcoming events, and new ideas. It also offers time to socialize with fellow members over a drink. The meeting takes place in the Bierstube at the front of the main building. Arriving early is a good option for anyone who wants dinner from Welton Brewing Co. and Oyster Bar in building two on the property. For membership inquiries, contact Todd Bogner at tbogner32@gmail.com.

Blue October returns to Clearwater for a concert at Ruth Eckerd Hall, bringing its alternative rock sound and a catalog shaped by honesty and growth. Led by vocalist and guitarist Justin Furstenfeld with bandmates Jeremy Furstenfeld, Ryan Delahoussaye, and Matt Noveskey, the multi-platinum group is known for candid lyrics, sweeping arrangements, and powerful onstage energy. With more than a billion streams and eighteen Top 40 singles, the band has connected with listeners worldwide through songs like Hate Me, Into the Ocean, Oh My My, and I Hope You’re Happy. The performance blends soaring anthems with intimate moments, channeling vulnerability, optimism, and raw emotion.

St. Pete BikeFest weekend brings a concert at OCC Road House & Museum featuring multi-platinum rock band Slaughter, known for hits like “Up All Night” and “Fly to the Angels.” The night includes an opening set by 90 Surge and an after party with the band following Slaughter’s performance. General admission is free for standing room located behind the reserved seating area. Reserved options include single admission at $65, a four-person high top table at $260, a six-person table at $450 in rows 1 and 2 or $390 for row 3 and beyond, and a six-person lounge table at $450. VIP ticket prices increase by $10 per person on the day of the show. Bottle service is available. All ages are welcome, and a ticket is required for any seat. Outside food or beverages are not permitted. Smoking is not allowed at tables, with designated smoking areas provided on the southeast side of the pavilion.

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Soul Asylum headlines St. Pete Bike Fest at OCC Road House with the alt rock sound that shaped a generation. Known for hits like “Runaway Train” and “Somebody to Shove,” the band brings a high-energy show backed by more than four decades of guitar-driven rock. Scream Machine, billed as The Ultimate 80’s Arena Rock Show, sets the tone and returns for the after-party to wrap up the celebration. Tickets are available, and free general admission standing room is offered behind the seated and ticketed section outside the concert pavilion.

Air Supply returns to the Ruth Eckerd Hall stage for an evening that blends beloved classics with new music from A Matter of Time, the duo’s first studio album in 15 years. Marking a milestone period with concerts around the world, a biopic in development, and an impending Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the group highlights Graham Russell’s heartfelt songwriting and the pair’s unmistakable vocals across the album’s 11 tracks. Recent shows have featured the symphonic lead single Wrap My Arms Around You alongside favorites like If Only. Their catalog reaches back to radio staples such as Sweet Dreams and Making Love Out of Nothing At All, supported by a history that includes five consecutive Top Five singles and early 80s sales totaling 20 million across their first three albums. A warm celebration of enduring love songs and a storied career.

John Cusack makes his first appearance at the Bilheimer Capitol Theatre in Clearwater for an evening focused on his film legacy, featuring a big-screen presentation of Say Anything with three-time Emmy award-winning reporter Charley Belcher as host. The 1989 film stars Cusack with Ione Skye and John Mahoney and follows high school senior Lloyd Dobler as he pursues the accomplished Diane Court, while contending with her protective father before she departs for a scholarship in England. It was the feature directorial debut of Cameron Crowe. Cusack first came to prominence in 1980s titles such as The Sure Thing and Sixteen Candles, then expanded into a wide range of dramas, thrillers, and comedies including The Grifters, Eight Men Out, Being John Malkovich, and High Fidelity, with later work that includes David Cronenberg’s Maps to the Stars. Charley Belcher is a feature reporter for Good Day Tampa Bay, known for the Charley’s World segments that air on weekday mornings. He was born in Ft. Myers, grew up in Pasco County, and earned a broadcasting degree from Appalachian State University.

AJ McLean, longtime member of the Backstreet Boys, takes the stage at Ruth Eckerd Hall for his debut appearance there as part of The Better Man Tour. A Grammy-nominated, multi award-winning performer, he has spent decades with one of music’s most successful groups, whose releases earned gold or platinum status in 46 countries and saw the first nine albums enter the Billboard 200 Top 10. Recent highlights include a landmark residency at Sphere Las Vegas with his bandmates, a run on ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, hosting Netflix’s musical competition Building The Band, and a co-headlining tour with *NSYNC’s Joey Fatone titled A Legendary Night. He now steps forward with his most personal solo project, My Name is Alexander James, a candid and unfiltered statement that captures him at his most authentic.

Tape B brings Tapesgiving to The BayCare Sound for his debut at the venue, curating a bass-driven two night showcase that bridges classic dubstep roots and fresh experimentation. Also known as Kemal Berk Alkana, he grew from bedroom sessions at UCF to a catalog of nostalgic flips and OG-minded cuts recognized by Zeds Dead, Excision, Liquid Stranger, GRiZ and more. A recent guest mix on Zeds Dead’s DEADBEATS RADIO featured six unreleased tracks, highlighting a style that revives old school flavors with new energy. Friday features a back to back set from EAZYBAKED and Distinct Motive alongside Space Wizard and Claybrook. EAZYBAKED, the duo of Eric Ray and Andrew Principe, blends adventurous soundscapes with nostalgia shaped by years of collaboration. Distinct Motive, a Toronto producer, is known for dark, minimalist rhythms that honor early dubstep while forging his own identity. Space Wizard, a Colorado-based artist active since 2016, twists classic and experimental bass elements into head-spinning designs. Claybrook pairs heavy subs, gritty textures and intricate melodies with a commanding stage presence. Saturday turns to G Jones, Moody Good and Dr. Ushuu. G Jones, the project of Greg Jones, is celebrated for meticulous production and sought-after performances, has collaborated with Amon Tobin, Eprom and DJ Shadow, and has been praised by Rolling Stone for studio mastery. Moody Good is Eddie Jefferys, formerly half of 16bit, crafting woozy, bass-heavy work that moves through dubstep, grime, two-step and left-field hip-hop with a bold, forward-thinking edge. Dr. Ushuu, born in Portugal and raised in Paris, blends cinematic sound design, emotional storytelling and cutting-edge dubstep energy, evolving from an earlier alias into a project with its own distinct universe.

This monthly cleanup brings volunteers together to spruce up the club through gardening and landscaping, building repairs, upgrades, and general cleanup. All skill levels are welcome and no prior experience is needed, just enthusiasm. Participation is flexible, with drop-in options available so attendees can stay for a quick 30 minutes or the full four-hour session. Complimentary lunch is provided. Friends are welcome to volunteer as a team, all working toward keeping the club looking its best.

Florida Lifestyler Family Field Day brings families and friends together at Philippe Park for a full day of outdoor fun, easygoing competition, and community connection. This G-rated gathering welcomes all ages and offers something for everyone, from lively sack races, tug-of-war, and relays to on-the-water adventures with kayaking launched right from the shoreline. Younger participants can follow clues on a nature scavenger hunt, while music plays throughout the day and a prize raffle adds extra excitement. Lunch is provided for registered families, with no food trucks and no lines, so the focus stays on making memories. Tickets are priced by group size to keep costs simple. General Admission is $20 for one or two people and includes all activities, kayaking, food, and one raffle entry. A Small Family Pass is $40 for up to four people and includes activities, kayaking, food for the group, and raffle entries. A Large Family Pass is $60 for groups of five or more, with all activities, kayaking, food, and raffle entries included. Capacity is limited to 250 attendees. During checkout, please share your total party size so organizers can prepare enough meals and kayaking gear for everyone.

Tape B makes his debut at The BayCare Sound with a two day Tapesgiving showcase that connects classic dubstep roots with new school bass. Friday brings EAZYBAKED performing back to back with Distinct Motive, plus sets from Space Wizard and Claybrook. Saturday features G Jones, Moody Good, and Dr. Ushuu. Known offstage as Kemal Berk Alkana, Tape B grew from bedroom beginnings at UCF into an artist recognized for nostalgic flips and OG dubstep reworks supported by Zeds Dead, Excision, Liquid Stranger, GRiZ, and others. A recent guest mix on Zeds Dead’s Deadbeats Radio included six unreleased tracks, highlighting a style that blends vintage textures with fresh ideas. EAZYBAKED, the longtime duo of Eric Ray and Andrew Principe, balances experimental soundscapes with a nostalgic touch. Distinct Motive, a Toronto based producer, is known for dark, minimal productions that nod to the early dubstep era. Space Wizard from Colorado fuses old and new bass influences with experimental sound design. Claybrook brings heavy low end, gritty tones, and intricate melodies with a dynamic stage presence. G Jones is a producer and performer who has collaborated with Amon Tobin, Eprom, and DJ Shadow, earning a reputation for intricate production and distinctive rhythms. Moody Good is the solo project of Eddie Jefferys, formerly of 16bit, delivering bass heavy works that draw from dubstep, grime, two step, and left field hip hop. Dr. Ushuu, born in Portugal and raised in Paris, blends cinematic sound design, emotional storytelling, and cutting edge dubstep energy, building an imaginative world where futuristic visuals meet genre bending bass.

SwingShift brings a five piece variety party dance band delivering favorite dance tunes. Set on an outside patio by the water, the performance focuses on high energy and keeping the dancing going all day.

Home for the Holidays brings a sparkling start to the season at Ruth Eckerd Hall with a powerhouse lineup of Sheena Easton, All-4-One, Ruben Studdard, and Lindsey Webster. All-4-One are winners of both GRAMMY and American Music Awards, Sheena Easton holds two GRAMMYs, Ruben Studdard earned the American Idol crown and a GRAMMY nomination, and Lindsey Webster is known worldwide for soulful jazz vocals. The concert pairs cherished holiday tunes with standout songs from each artist, including All-4-One’s I Swear, So Much In Love, and I Can Love You Like That, Sheena Easton favorites like Morning Train: 9 to 5, We’ve Got Tonight featuring Kenny Rogers, Sugar Walls, The Lover in Me, What Comes Naturally, Modern Girl, Telefone, Strut, U Got The Look featuring Prince, The Arms of Orion featuring Prince, and For Your Eyes Only from James Bond, along with Ruben Studdard hits such as Superstar, Sorry 2004, I Need An Angel, Change Me, and Flying Without Wings.

HYPROV: Improv Under Hypnosis marks its debut at the Bilheimer Capitol Theatre with a live blend of hypnosis and off-the-cuff comedy. Created by hypnotist Asad Mecci and Colin Mochrie, the show welcomes audience volunteers onstage to be hypnotized, then pairs them with a troupe of improvisers for a string of completely unplanned scenes. Guided by Mochrie’s quick humor and Mecci’s practiced hypnosis, the action veers in surprising directions and delivers plenty of laughs. Each performance is unique, offering spontaneous moments that play with the boundary between the real and the imagined.

GRAMMY-nominated saxophonist Dave Koz brings the 29th anniversary edition of his Dave Koz & Friends Christmas Tour to Ruth Eckerd Hall with longtime collaborator Jonathan Butler and guests Haley Reinhart, Dylan Chambers, and Erin Stevenson. Often nicknamed Santa Koz during the holidays, he leads a concert of seasonal favorites, a Chanukah medley, and songs from each artist’s own catalog. This long-running tour returns with saxophone, soaring vocals, and guitar-driven performances for a spirited night of holiday music.

Enjoy a full slate of bluegrass with performances by Red Camel Collective, The Bay Mountain Cut-Ups, and Ian Lane and Southern Flavor. The music runs for six hours without breaks, complemented by food vendors, a silent auction, and a children’s area. Trolley rides are provided for parking convenience, and seating is lawn-chair style. Early Bird pricing is $20 in advance or $25 at the gate.

An immersive live production honoring Phil Collins’ early years at the helm of Genesis from 1976 to 1980. The Musical Box unveils its most ambitious recreation to date, presenting faithful performances of the band’s progressive repertoire, dynamic drum features, and striking visuals inspired by the 1978 mirror tour. The set highlights early favorites like Follow You, Follow Me and explores material from A Trick of the Tail, Wind & Wuthering, And Then There Were Three, and Duke. Designed for devoted listeners and the simply curious alike, this long awaited tribute aims to transport audiences back to that pivotal era with the meticulous detail that defines The Musical Box, an approach even Collins has praised.

Celebrate a decade of giving with a festive motorcycle ride hosted by Bert’s Barracuda Harley-Davidson, supporting Bert’s Salute to America Foundation and Lealman Fire Rescue Station 18. Riders are encouraged to bring a new, unwrapped toy to help brighten the holidays for local families. The day features a group ride through the Tampa Bay area, live music, and a post-ride gathering at OCC Road House. Decorate your bike, bring friends, and take part in a community tradition focused on generosity and holiday spirit.

Pure Prairie League returns to the Bilheimer Capitol Theatre with an evening of timeless hits and crowd-pleasing favorites. Born in mid-Sixties Ohio as friends covering songs, the group has grown into a pioneering force of country-rock over more than five decades. Their self-titled debut, recognizable for the Norman Rockwell Saturday Evening Post artwork that unveiled their cowpoke mascot Sad Luke, helped propel the style to wider popularity. Breakthrough moments followed with the multi-platinum Bustin' Out and the Craig Fuller classic Amie, then Two Lane Highway and the hit Let Me Love You Tonight, leading to nine additional albums and an enduring live legacy. The journey continues with Back On Track, a new release featuring twelve fresh songs that completes a circle begun in 1970, offering a night that honors a storied past while highlighting the newest chapter.

Holiday magic returns to the Bilheimer Capitol Theare as St. Petersburg native Mindi Abair presents her annual Christmas tour, I Can’t Wait for Christmas. The two-time Grammy nominated saxophonist and vocalist brings more than two decades of recording and performing experience, from featured turns on American Idol and late night television to tours with Duran Duran and Aerosmith. A chart-topping solo artist on Billboard’s Contemporary Jazz and Blues charts, she also earned eight Independent Blues Awards in 2018 with The Boneshakers and an Independent Music Award for Best Blues Song Fan Award for Pretty Good For A Girl featuring Joe Bonamassa. Sharing the stage are standout collaborators. Rebecca Jade, named Smooth Jazz Network’s Breakout Artist of the Year and JazzTrax Debut Artist of the Year in 2022, has toured with Sheila E, appeared with Sir Elton John at the Academy Awards, and is a regular on Dave Koz & Friends at Sea, with appearances at Mindi Abair’s Wine & Jazz New Year’s Eve and Wine & Jazz Adventure in Sonoma. Andréa Lisa, a South African-born, New Zealand-raised singer, guitarist, composer, and producer, has collaborated with Jonathan Butler, Kirk Whalum, and Kool & The Gang. Xavier Gordon, a pianist, songwriter, producer, and performer, received a Grammy nomination in 2018 for production work and has toured extensively with Marcus Miller. Longtime drummer Arthur Thompson anchors the band as a drummer, vocalist, producer, author, and educator, and was voted 2023 Breakout Artist of the Year by the Smooth Jazz Network. Darryl Williams adds smooth-jazz firepower, with his debut album That Was Then praised by JazzTimes, national airplay on SiriusXM, and stage credits alongside Dave Koz, Peter White, Gerald Albright, Jonathan Butler, and Mindi Abair. Together, this lineup shapes a festive night of jazz and blues for the season, aiming to energize, move, and carry the joy well beyond the final note.

A coastal spin on holiday traditions fills ROC Park in Madeira Beach as the Merry Beach Market Holiday Festival brings a lively marketplace and seasonal cheer to the waterfront. Browse gifts and handmade finds from local artisans, makers, boutiques, and specialty vendors while enjoying live music and entertainment. Food and beverage options are plentiful, with a beer garden and lounge featuring 3 Daughters Brewery and a selection of holiday drinks. Families will find a dedicated kids zone and complimentary photos with Santa, plus a free shuttle service for added convenience. Signature moments include a fireworks show and the Festival of Lights boat parade. Admission is free and the atmosphere is welcoming for all ages. For a smooth experience, ridesharing or carpooling is encouraged. Bring a blanket or chair if you plan to stay a while, have both cash and cards on hand, follow event signage, keep walkways clear, watch children closely, and use designated trash and recycling bins. Outside alcohol, outside food or drink, coolers, glass containers, illegal substances, unauthorized vending, knives or weapons, golf carts, e-bikes, skateboards, scooters, bicycles, and pets are not permitted, with the exception of registered service animals.

Outlander in Concert makes its first appearance at Ruth Eckerd Hall, transforming the beloved series into a live symphonic experience. An orchestra performs the iconic score by Emmy Award-winning composer Bear McCreary while pivotal scenes from the show are projected on a towering screen, creating a sweeping journey across centuries, through love and loss, and from Scotland to beyond. Inspired by the standing stones that send Claire across time to Jamie, the performance celebrates the saga’s heritage, characters, and breathtaking landscapes. As the phenomenon approaches its finale, this concert serves as a heartfelt tribute to a story cherished around the world, told across time, love, and music.

Celebrate the year and look forward to the future at the annual Three Kings Potluck and Community Gathering. The event fosters connection by bringing people together to share food and conversation. All are welcome, and attendees are encouraged to bring a dish to share.