Events in Clearwater, FL

Enjoy a Clearwater in-store special on the Family Pack of grass-fed ground beef. On Thursdays, shoppers receive 25 percent off at checkout on Family Size packages, first come, first served while supplies last, with no substitutions. The offer is available only at the Clearwater location, excludes holidays, cannot be combined with other discounts, and is subject to change.

Learn how to build an independent driving business in Clearwater at a live information session with zTrip Clearwater. The session explains how zTrip supplies the vehicle, trip requests, and continuing support, while contractors bring their hustle, set their own schedule, and focus on earning. It is presented as an entrepreneurial opportunity rather than traditional employment, with an emphasis on flexibility and control.

Every Thursday, Florida Cracker Fish Co. features select martinis priced at $5 for the entire day. It offers a chance to kick off the weekend a little early with friends and a round of cocktails.

At Gulf Beaches Public Library, a Mahjong group brings people together for relaxed, friendly games. This timeless tile game blends strategy, focus, and conversation, making it a good fit for both seasoned players and those curious to learn. Participants can look forward to a warm, sociable setting with light competition among fellow enthusiasts.

Curious about who visits your backyard after dark, from owls to bats? This session explores the vital role nighttime wildlife plays in local ecosystems and how these species complement those active during the day. Florida-Friendly Landscaping educator Melissa West will highlight the benefits these creatures provide and share ways to create a backyard sanctuary that supports a healthier environment. Hosted at Sunken Gardens in Saint Petersburg, the class takes place in the Garden Room. It is included with Gardens admission or membership, and no pre-registration is required.

Enjoy a Latin drills session centered on repetition, featuring 55 minutes of dancing to great music. No prior experience is needed. Wear leather shoes or old sneakers that can slide on the floor.

In Clearwater, this founders gathering of the RGA Network is hosted in partnership with the Amplify Clearwater Chamber and set in a private dining room. It returns to the place where RGA got its start and centers on relationship driven networking built through real conversations, shared opportunities, and trust formed face to face. Attendees can build connections that lead to referrals, collaborate rather than compete, refine a concise elevator pitch, and meet professionals who value consistency and trust in a welcoming, high energy business community. Participants are encouraged to bring about 30 business cards, prepare a clear 30 second introduction, and arrive with a mindset focused on relationships rather than transactions. Business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals at any stage who want to grow through connection are a strong fit. RGA functions as a relationship building organization rather than a leads group, with no forced referrals and no seat restrictions, and emphasizes meaningful connections that can become real opportunities.

Karate instruction tailored for homeschool students, offered on Thursdays.

A community investment club meets at Gulf Beaches Public Library for open conversations about investing strategies, personal finance, stock market news, and broader economic trends. The group offers a welcoming setting to exchange ideas, strengthen financial literacy, and learn from one another. It welcomes everyone, from experienced investors to those exploring financial planning for the first time. Attendees connect with neighbors, share insights, and continue their financial education through thoughtful discussion and community learning.

Learn who bee venom therapy may be for and hear about its benefits. Justin Newton, a certified apitherapist and venom therapist, will share information alongside Rebecca Martin, NP.

Larry's Car Show is the area's longest-running weekly car meet, bringing together enthusiasts, families, and standout rides for more than two decades. All makes and models are welcome. Vehicle registration is $5 and includes a 10% dinner coupon. Expect vendors, games, and a weekly 50/50 drawing, along with a friendly, family-focused atmosphere. Browse the lineup, connect with fellow gearheads, enjoy food, and take part in contests for prizes and trophies. The gathering takes place at OCC Road House.

This Halloween-themed museum experience invites costumes, gallery exploration, and a hint of mystery. Costumes are encouraged as guests wander the exhibitions and search for hidden surprises. Live music by Hot Tonic Trio sets the tone with a mix of jazz, Latin rhythms, funk, and soul. Guided docent tours highlight New African Masquerades, and the Masquerade Mystery Hunt offers a playful way for young visitors to explore the exhibition. Trick-or-treat fun adds a festive touch, while Café Clementine’s L’Apéro hours feature a tasting of selected wines, local Green Bench beer, and a variety of sweet and savory bites. Admission is free for MFA members, $16 for not-yet-members, and youth 17 and under are free.

Bro's Pizza Night brings people together at Bro's Pizzeria & Bar for a relaxed gathering centered on sharing a meal and plenty of laughs. It is open to everyone and offers a friendly space to connect over slices and conversation.

Bert’s Great American Bike Night transforms Bert’s Barracuda Harley-Davidson and OCC Road House into a lively hub for riders and fans, rain or shine. Expect the lot to fill with hundreds of motorcycles, along with plenty of food and cold drinks at OCC Road House. An official group ride rolls through Pinellas County with a midway photo stop before returning to OCC. Those who register receive $25 in Bert’s Bucks redeemable for ten days, one free OCC Road House domestic beer or house mixed drink, and two raffle entries for the week. The celebration features live music, burnouts, slow races, vendors, a bikini bike wash, a mechanical bull, and games like cornhole, pool, shuffleboard, and foosball. Inside Bert’s Barracuda Harley-Davidson, extended hours make it easy to browse gear, motorcycles, and accessories.

Enjoy wings, happy hour specials, conversation, and plenty of laughs with Social Spark After 50. New faces are welcome, whether coming solo or with a friend.

This gathering features rider competitions, music, and food, plus a free ride series with prizes. It offers a chance for bikers to connect and enjoy activities together.

A school-sponsored Adventure Awaits Activity Night offers an evening of adventure-themed activities for families. It is intended for those with children in PreK through 8th grade, and friends are welcome to attend together.

Children get focused art time while caregivers enjoy a bit of downtime. This weekly club features a fresh, hands-on project each session that keeps young artists engaged and excited to return. Registration is available.

SPINKICK brings a weekly randomized fighting game tournament to The Muddy Root Kava Cafe in Clearwater. A wheel determines which title is played, followed by warmups, a single community mulligan vote immediately after the spin, and a bracketed competition. Open casuals are available before and after the tournament, with more time to play once finals wrap. Players of all skill levels are welcome to compete, connect with other fighting game fans, and enjoy food and drink. Venue patronage is required, with a one drink minimum.

An open mic night takes place at Gulfport Brewery.

This free, twice-weekly evening gathering features a relaxed, drop-in format. There is a designated start, and late arrivals are welcome, allowing participants to take part whenever it fits their schedule.

Rob Tyre performs live on the front porch at The Wharf.

This six part Ayurvedic series explores core pillars of well-being through the mind, sleep and the nervous system, digestion and nutrition, immune resilience, healthy lymphatic flow, and gentle detox support. Each session weaves traditional Ayurvedic insights with complementary Western herbal knowledge, touching on concepts like the doshas, manas, ojas, agni, Kapha imbalance, and ama while offering practical, everyday tools. Topics include cognitive and mood support with adaptogens such as Tulsi, Shankhpushpi, Kapikkachu, Bacopa, Gotu Kola, and complementary plants like Mimosa, Gingko, and Rhodiola to help navigate stress and sustain clarity. Sleep and nervous system care highlights calming nervines like Jatamansi, Nutmeg, and Shankapushpi alongside Passionflower, Skullcap, and Oat Straw, plus soothing evening rhythms and simple breath practices. Digestion focuses on understanding Tikshna, Manda, and Vishama patterns and strengthening agni with foods, the six tastes, and spices such as Ginger, Ajwain, Triphala, and Cardamom. Immune support centers on building vitality through ojas with herbs like Amalaki, Guduchi, and Punarnava and traditional formulas such as Chavanaprash, while also recognizing the roles of digestion, sleep, and stress. Movement and lymph emphasize circulation and flow using Manjistha, Guggulu, Punarnava, Red Clover, and Cleavers, paired with dry brushing, self-massage, and mindful movement. Detox guidance looks at the liver and other pathways with Guduchi, Bhumyamalaki, Neem, Dandelion, and Milk Thistle, offering a steady, nourishing approach rather than extremes. Each class includes hands-on medicine making, and participants should bring a 4 ounce jar to take home their preparations. Pricing is $40 per class or $35 for virtual attendance, with bundled options of $225 or $200 if purchased before the first class begins.

Enjoy an hour-long walk along Spring Bayou and Whitcomb Bayou, starting from the tennis courts and boat ramp. The group takes a photo before setting off.

Warm up your vocal cords and sing a song or two, whether you’re ready to belt out a classic or simply enjoy spending time with others. It’s a lively time whenever the microphone is open.

Learn and practice Argentine tango in Palm Harbor with an evening that starts with a beginner class, moves into a fundamentals lesson, and finishes with a practica where you can apply what you learned. The atmosphere is welcoming to dancers of all experience levels, and refreshments such as snacks and coffee are available.

The Dillinger Escape Plan performs at Jannus Live with special guests Days Spent and Cold Steel. This all-ages event will take place rain or shine. Supporting acts may change without notice.

A casual Standard-format Pokémon tournament takes place every Thursday with a $7 entry fee. All participants receive a prize, and winners receive special prizes.

Enjoy a free trivia night at Sports on Fourth in St. Pete where teams can relax with drinks and compete for bragging rights. The top three teams earn gift cards worth $30, $20, and $10. Boost your score by five points by checking the three daily article headlines before the game. Expect a friendly atmosphere and a lively challenge for trivia fans of all levels.

Troubled Waters and Timeless Entertainment present a weekly trivia night that helps kick off the weekend.

Experience two partner dance styles under one roof with dedicated rooms for West Coast Swing and Country Swing. The night begins with fundamentals in both rooms, continues with progressive lessons, and concludes with a social that brings everyone together. West Coast Swing is taught by Jae and Lyla, while Trent and Lily lead the Country Swing track. Expect a blend of West Coast Swing, country, and fusion music. New dancers are welcome, no partner is needed, and the atmosphere supports learning at every level. The focus is on community growth, strong West Coast Swing roots, and genuine connection on the dance floor. Held at District Dance Academy.

Magic Jim presents jaw-dropping card magic that will captivate you and your family. Guests can enjoy half-off bottles of wine in the Tap Room restaurant at the HH. For parties of six or more, please call 727-873-7900 to make a reservation.

Put your music smarts to the test with rounds like Name That Tune, general music trivia, and a few surprise challenges. It is free to play, and the top three teams earn house credit. The champions get to lift the Unicorn Trophy and enjoy a week of bragging rights. This event is for ages 21 and up. Seating is first come, first served, and tables are not reserved.

Explore Gulfport’s haunted past on a guided walk that ventures beyond the familiar story of the Peninsula Inn. A spirit-themed guide shares eerie tales and local history along a route created by Deborah Frethem, author of a book about haunted Gulfport. The tour meets at the Gulfport Casino and runs for about 90 minutes. Ticket sales support Gulfport Arts & Heritage, the nonprofit behind the Gulfport History Museum and the Gulfport Arts Center, which also promotes local artists, hosts porch parties, and assists with home history research. Admission is free for Gulfport Arts & Heritage members, and memberships begin at $40 to help fund programs like this. Pre-registration is required for everyone, including members, to keep group sizes manageable so guides can be heard. If you enjoy the experience, gratuities for the guide are appreciated.

St. Pete Stand Up presents a new-material comedy showcase at Pinellas Ale Works, where Florida comedians try out fresh jokes in front of a live crowd. Expect a spontaneous, work-in-progress vibe as some bits land and others evolve. Tickets are $5 in advance and $10 at the door, and all sales are nonrefundable. Street parking only.

This coed sand volleyball league in St. Petersburg takes place at Woodlawn Park. Registration is individual, with rotating teams competing in 2-on-2, 3-on-3, and 4-on-4 formats. Wins and points count toward a running leaderboard with prizes awarded. The event combines competitive play with a friendly, social beach volleyball atmosphere.

Seminole Lake Rotary hosts a program featuring Jaclyn Citarella, Community Engagement Manager for Family Support Services in Pasco and Pinellas Counties. She will share how the organization serves as the lead child welfare agency for foster and adoptive care in both counties, working to provide safety, stability, and a better quality of life for children and families. The discussion will cover a mission rooted in strengthening families through community collaboration, family preservation, kinship support, and the creation of permanent, stable homes for children. With more than a decade of experience in nonprofit leadership, community engagement, and partnership development, Jaclyn will highlight how these efforts are shaping a stronger future for children in the community.

Start your weekend with a beach volleyball session that combines coaching, friendly competition, and sunrise vibes. It begins with a focused class on 2s skills and drills, then flows into 2s league play. Expect teamwork, skill building, and an upbeat atmosphere on the sand. The format welcomes seasoned players and anyone looking for an active, social way to energize the morning. Enjoy amplified energy and laid-back beach vibes, delivered the CoolVibes way in the sunniest state.

This Youth Services program at Tarpon Springs Public Library helps caregivers communicate with little ones using basic American Sign Language. Designed for ages birth to 3, it introduces simple signs and songs that support early language development. The session is presented by the Deaf Literacy Center of the Pinellas Public Library Cooperative. Registration is required. Sign up at the Youth Services desk or call 727-943-4922.

Young children ages 2 to 4 can enjoy a lively storytime at Gulf Beaches Public Library. Each gathering features read alouds, songs, simple movement, and playful activities that nurture early literacy, language growth, creativity, and social skills. Caregivers and little ones share a warm, welcoming space that fosters imagination and a lasting love of books.

Find a calm, welcoming meditation group at Gulf Beaches Public Library that helps ease stress and sharpen focus. Suitable for newcomers and seasoned practitioners, it provides a quiet space to pause, breathe, and reset. The emphasis is on mindfulness, relaxation, and meaningful connection with others, all in support of mental wellness and overall well-being.

Connect in person with Tampa professionals at Riveters Tampa, with a focus on building real relationships across the Tampa, South Tampa, and Westshore communities. Guided by the RGA approach, the event emphasizes collaboration, value, and support over quotas or mandatory attendance. Expect conversations with people from a variety of industries such as accounting, legal services, business support, health and wellness, IT, real estate, finance, and more. There may be opportunities for a 15 minute business spotlight, along with relationship-based referrals that grow from trust. The wider community also features social mixers, educational offerings, and an annual conference and business expo. Entrepreneurs, small business owners, and industry professionals are welcome to connect in a friendly setting designed for long term business growth.

This mobile pantry from Mt. Zion offers free groceries and fresh produce for individuals and families in the community. No advance registration is needed. Food is distributed in order of arrival and available only while supplies last. Please note that the pantry does not operate on fifth Fridays.

The Greater Seminole Area Chamber of Commerce brings its 39th year of tournament play to The Bayou Club, with Seminole Happenings as the presenting sponsor. Set on a premier private course, the event welcomes seasoned players and casual golfers alike. Participants may register as solo golfers or form a team of four. The day includes lunch and dinner, a swag bag and tournament shirt for every registered golfer, contests for longest drive and closest to the pin, raffles, a 50/50 drawing, plenty of networking and community spirit, and a few surprises. Businesses can gain visibility through sponsorships designed for a range of budgets, and raffle prize donations valued at 50 dollars or more are encouraged, including gift baskets, gift certificates, products, experiences, and services. For details on registration, sponsorships, or raffle contributions, call 727-392-3245.

Scrabble at Gulf Beaches Public Library offers a relaxed, social setting for word game fans of all experience levels. Participants can test their vocabulary, practice strategy, and enjoy classic gameplay while connecting with fellow players. Expect a welcoming library atmosphere with plenty of conversation and lighthearted competition.

Sol Circle with Elasa is a live, channeled gathering at R3Miracles Center in Palm Harbor, FL. It is intended to help participants reconnect with their own wisdom through channeling from the Higher Self, messages for both the group and the wider collective, realigning and activating energy, and intuitive guidance that supports spiritual insight. Time is set aside for questions, quiet reflection, and receiving, encouraging a deeper connection with inner knowing. Each circle is unique and unfolds in the way that best serves those present. The donation is $20.

This adult program features a movie series devoted to the films of Steven Spielberg. A complete schedule is available, and capacity may be limited.

Cool Beans Coffee and Ice Cream is partnering with Ms. Stephanie to offer a STEM Explorers enrichment program for children ages 5 to 16. Kids take part in hands-on STEM labs paired with creative art projects, giving them a place to explore, create, discover, and belong. The first six weeks feature weekly themes that include polymer slime science, lava lamp experiments, magnetic jungle mazes, fingerprinting and forensic science, spooky sweet science with build it, test it, and dissolve it activities, and a session focused on erupting pumpkins and fizzy Frankenstein themed experiments. The cost is $40 per child, and many labs include a make-and-take project to bring home. Families using Step Up for Students scholarships can register through their scholarship platform by searching for Mobile STEM Academy and selecting the Cool Beans class so there is no out-of-pocket payment.

Celebrate Halloween at the Downtown Palm Harbor Community Market with more than 55 local businesses, trick-or-treating, live music, food trucks, and a giant kids’ zone. Costume contests for kids, adults, and dogs feature prizes in all three categories. The market is free to attend, family-friendly, and dog-friendly, with free parking. Browse local goods, enjoy food and treats, and support the small businesses behind the market.

At Largo Community Center, this cardio drumming party blends lively rhythms with an engaging workout. Participants are encouraged to wear festive themed attire and drum along to a varied mix of music that keeps the focus on fun. Themes rotate, with examples like Red, White & Boom, Disco Party, Halloween, and Grateful Drummers Night, creating a spirited atmosphere for an energetic fitness class.

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

This RSVP-only showcase offers a limited number of spots for show cars. To be considered, send your build on Instagram to @yob_ghozt or @ghozt_presents. If approved, a $25 payment is required to secure your place.

Palm Harbor Parks & Recreation presents the annual Halloween carnival, Tales from the Chapel, where buried legends come to life. Families can take a Haunted Hayride and venture through a Haunted Chapel, enjoy inflatables and games, and collect treats during free trick-or-treating. The Wicked Women Dance Troupe will perform special charity routines. Wristbands are $8 when purchased in advance and $10 at the door, and trick-or-treating remains free for everyone. Costumes are encouraged for all ages. Sponsored by Curlew Hills Memory Gardens, this community celebration brings spooky fun to Palm Harbor.

Enjoy karaoke on Friday nights. Queen of Hearts tickets are available all week for the Friday night drawings.

A boot camp gathering takes place at Lazarillo Park. More information and updates are available through GroupMe.

Rocking Rob Tyre brings a live performance to the front porch.

Enjoy a spooky evening of plant bingo. Wear your favorite Halloween costume while playing for chances to win plants and plant-themed prizes. Expect costumes, classic bingo excitement, and plenty of Halloween fun.

Stick & Ditty bring a genre-blending show to Sponge City Brewing in Tarpon Springs. Recognized in Creative Loafing Tampa’s Best of the Bay as Best Jam Band in 2023 and Best Experimental Act in 2025, this duo of Tampa Bay rappers mixes hip hop with classic rock and roll, country, blues, and more for a wide-ranging set. Admission is free.

FEARVILLE Haunted Nights features a haunted maze, the INFESTATION scare zone, and the Hallows Hayride. A food truck and bar are available, with beer, wine, and cocktails served on site. Wine tastings include a goats experience throughout the event. Guests already in line for attractions may continue even after entry closes. A VIP Pass offers mechanical bull rides, additional entertainment, animal feeding, and gem mining.

2 A T returns to The Dunedin Smokehouse for another appearance.

At Ka'Tiki in Treasure Island, celebrate Halloween weekend with One Night Band performing pop and rock favorites from the 70s, 80s, and today. Honored by Creative Loafing's Best of the Bay in 2026 as both Best Pop Act and Best Rock Band, the group delivers an electrifying performance with tight musicianship. Expect big rock moments, eye-catching costumes, and a feel-good party vibe.

Tampa Metropolitan Improv presents a fast-paced set of short-form games fueled by audience suggestions. In the vein of Whose Line Is It Anyway or Dropout TV’s Make Some Noise, the cast builds spontaneous scenes and characters from the prompts they receive. Every performance is different, aiming for big laughs and maybe even a happy tear or two. The tone is a playful PG-13, a bit cheeky and edgy while still fitting for most families, and audience participation may be part of the fun.

A monthly meet that provides a local alternative to Daikoku, keeping the spirit alive close to home.

Fred Astaire Dance Studios in Clearwater sets the scene for a Halloween dance party filled with music, social dancing, and lighthearted Halloween-themed activities. Costumes are encouraged to add to the festive mood. Attendees can look forward to friendly company, an upbeat atmosphere, and plenty of seasonal spirit on the dance floor.

This free screening features Hope, a 2026 feature from director Na Hong Jin. A police chief joins a policewoman and a group of hunters as they pursue a mysterious creature that has been devastating a village in Korea. The film is presented in Korean with English subtitles and runs 160 minutes. It comes from the filmmaker behind the international hit The Wailing.

Celebrate Halloween with a party featuring costume contests for dogs, adults, and couples or teams. Prizes include Bamboo gift cards, with free giveaways, drink specials, music, and entertainment. Dogs are welcome.

Relive the golden age of spooky fun with a 90s-themed Halloween night packed with nostalgia. Dress as your favorite childhood costume, recreate a look from old photo albums, or channel the 90s character you always wanted to be. Enjoy buy two, get one free on all teas all night, sip a one-night-only Witches Brew mocktail, and settle in for classic 90s Halloween movies playing on the screens throughout the evening.

The tenth varsity game on the schedule is paired with a celebration of 100 years. The occasion also includes special recognition for the senior class.

This weekly Magic Standard Showdown features a $7 entry fee. The prize pool is built using two Set or Play boosters per participant, with an option to take $3.50 in store credit per pack. The top cut and prize distribution will be finalized at the event based on the number of players.

Celebrate Halloween with a Lock and Key singles mixer for ages 24 to 59 in the St. Petersburg and Tampa area. Single women receive locks, single men receive keys, then everyone mingles while trying to find matches. Successful pairings earn prize tickets, and the real highlight is meeting a room full of new people. Costumes are optional and strongly encouraged, whether spooky, sexy, or wildly creative. The format aims to connect participants with about 20 to 50 potential matches of the opposite gender, with time to talk to anyone who clicks. Promoted as the original, trademarked Lock and Key Singles Event that has been bringing people together since 2001, it has been featured on popular TV shows, radio, and in major publications. Past attendees have shared that they met lots of friendly people and even set up dates afterward. It is a simple icebreaker and a lively way to kick off a fun night out.

Sonic the Hedgehog's 35th anniversary is celebrated with a live concert that showcases the series' music and memorable game moments. A live ensemble with rock musicians, electronics, and vocalists performs iconic themes and instrumental versions of fan favorites that span the franchise from the Genesis era to today, paired with standout moments from across the games. The music ranges from Green Hill Zone to Undefeatable. Audiences can expect musical Easter eggs woven into the arrangements and an electrifying production that brings Sonic's world to life on stage. The program also spotlights the creative legacy of composers Jun Senoue and Tomoya Ohtani, whose work has helped define Sonic's sound across generations.

The Vantage transforms into a spirited Halloween lounge with a festive costume showdown and a top prize for the standout look. A seasonal soundtrack and a spooky vibe set the tone as a lively late-night crowd keeps the energy high. Sip on kava and botanical drinks while taking in a parade of inventive outfits, from frightful to funny to totally over the top. Expect plenty of photo-ready moments throughout the night.

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.

Doc & Sherry return to Longbar with a live music performance. The act takes the stage once again at this venue.

Enjoy live music with dance-ready tunes at HoggDaddys Beach Bar & Grill. Pair the performance with a tasty meal and cold drinks while the staff takes good care of you. The casual beach setting creates an upbeat atmosphere for a fun evening of food, beverages, and music.

Settle into a soothing yin yoga and sound bath at The Face Garden. Designed for beginners and welcoming to all, this session begins with long, restorative holds that work into the body’s connective tissues to ease accumulated tension. As the body softens, it shifts into a guided meditation layered with the resonant tones of crystal singing bowls, inviting deep relaxation. This 60 minute experience creates space to process, release, and replenish, supporting a sense of clarity and calm. Enrollment is capped at nine participants for a cozy, small group setting. All props are provided, including mats, blankets, blocks, and bolsters. The cost is $20 per person, and advance online registration is required to reserve a spot.

Explore Gulfport’s haunted lore beyond the well-known Peninsula Inn tale on a guided walk that blends eerie stories with local history. Created by Deborah Frethem, author of a book on Gulfport hauntings, the experience is led by a ghostly guide and winds through the city’s past. The tour begins at the Gulfport Casino and runs for about 90 minutes. Ticket proceeds support Gulfport Arts & Heritage, the nonprofit that operates the Gulfport History Museum and the Gulfport Arts Center, organizes porch gatherings, promotes local artists, and helps residents research their home’s history. Admission is free for Gulfport Arts & Heritage members, and memberships start at $40 to help fund programs like this. Pre-registration is required for all participants, including members, to keep group sizes manageable so everyone can hear the guide. If you enjoy the experience, tips for the guide are appreciated.

Get moving at a social dance party, with an intermediate group class beforehand. Soda, water, coffee and wine are provided. Students can attend the class and party at no cost. The public rate is $20 for both, or $15 for the party only.

Step up to the mic at Stix Palm Harbor for a karaoke showcase where anyone can sing favorite songs and put their skills on display. Featuring RockAfterDark, it offers a chance to perform, support other singers, and keep the music going.

UAB faces South Florida in a football showdown at Raymond James Stadium. With contrasting styles on display, the outcome could play a role in conference positioning. Experience the game in a large stadium atmosphere as these teams go head to head.

Take your riding up a notch with a brisk road outing averaging 20 to 24 mph, organized into separate A and B pace groups. The ride leaves from the shop, pauses at Bassanos to meet the Tweener group for coffee, grab a bite if you like, and share some friendly banter, then everyone heads back to the shop together. Helmets are required, and lights are strongly recommended.

A structured group ride with Playtri St. Petersburg welcomes cyclists of every experience level. Newer riders receive guidance to build confidence and improve technique, while experienced cyclists can separate and ride ahead as the group settles. Tri bikes are welcome, making this a valuable session for triathletes sharpening road skills or preparing for upcoming races, as well as anyone looking for a supportive training environment. Helmets are required, participants are encouraged to bring water and nutrition, and appropriate cycling apparel is recommended. Ride distance varies, so the length of the outing can differ.

Geared toward riders who feel comfortable on the bike but are not yet holding 20 mph for two hours, this Tweener Ride offers a welcoming entry into group riding. The focus is on building strength and learning group ride etiquette so everyone can ride smoothly and safely together. Participants should be able to maintain a 14 to 16 mph pace in a group and cover approximately 15 to 20 miles. Bring your bike and helmet, bring a smile, and invite a friend. Road and fitness bikes only. It serves as a helpful introduction to road riding and a solid step toward feeling confident on faster, longer group rides.

Children under 16 who come to Cool Beans in costume can claim a free treat. Families can also enjoy a game of Connect 4, Hungry Hungry Dinosaurs, or Uno.

This scenic charity bike ride supports the parish and community. The finish features cold beer, fresh skinless sausage called mititei, music, and stories. All are welcome.

Enjoy a complimentary 45 minute outdoor yoga session led by Warrior ONE Dunedin on the Gerald Rehm Pavilion beside the market and café in downtown Dunedin. Practitioners of every level are welcome, and first timers are encouraged to come just as they are. This weekly class also serves as a food drive for Dunedin Cares, so attendees are invited to bring family friendly pantry items to donate. Bring a yoga mat, with a limited number available to borrow. Online registration with Warrior ONE is available. If rain is in the forecast, reach out to the Warrior ONE studio for updates.

This beginner-friendly roller skating class at Astro Skate Tarpon Springs welcomes ages 4 and up, with absolute beginners encouraged. In a 60 minute session, skaters learn how to stand and balance on eight wheels, glide forward with confidence, stop safely without hugging the wall, and build skills through fun games. The class is taught 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 before the session begins to get skates on and warm up.

Kat from The Shaman Shack will be at the Dunedin Saturday Market at the Dunedin History Museum, offering incense made without toxins, sage smudging supplies, essential oil rollers and sprays, magnesium sprays, crystals, gemstone jewelry, and more. The market will also feature a variety of other vendors.

Take part in a donation-based workout in St Petersburg, FL that blends boxing, kickboxing, and high-intensity interval training. It welcomes veterans, first responders, healthcare workers, teachers, youth, and anyone interested in a different, affordable approach to fitness. Expect practical coaching, genuine encouragement, and a supportive setting focused on building strength, confidence, and connection. The atmosphere is free of ego and judgment, with everyone working to improve together.

Swap plants and gardening gear with fellow plant enthusiasts at a community exchange at the Upper Tampa Bay Regional Chamber of Commerce. This friendly meetup offers an easy way to share what you have and discover new additions to take home. Attendees may bring a friend, and the UTB Saturday Market is also available to explore. For additional information, check the event’s Discussions tab.

Celebrate Halloween with a plant swap spread across two days. Costumes are welcome. Bring as many plants or plant-related items as you want so you can trade and head home with new finds. Rooted, potted plants are preferred, and cuttings kept in water are accepted for the meet up. Please label everything to make trading easy.

Please plan to gather at the Target store on Park Street; this will serve as the meeting location.

Ages 15 and up can build confidence and elevate audition material in a four-week contemporary monologue workshop. Guided by award-winning actor, playwright, and director Marc S. Sanders, each participant selects a dramatic or comedic piece and develops it into a refined performance through individualized coaching and hands-on practice. Over the course of the program, participants learn to choose material that fits their age and type, analyze text to uncover character, objectives, and motivation, create authentic emotional connections, strengthen voice, movement, and stage presence, improve memorization and audition techniques, and exchange constructive feedback in a supportive setting. There is time between meetings to rehearse and apply new skills. The series concludes with two showcase performances for an audience, offering valuable stage experience and a chance to present finished work. This program is free, but space is limited and advance registration is required. Consistent attendance is expected for all four sessions and both showcases, and missed commitments may result in removal from the program and could affect future audition opportunities with Carrollwood Players. Participants must provide their own monologue or script between three and five minutes, and no two performers may use the same selection. Marc S. Sanders will contact participants before the first class to review and approve selections, and scripts should be brought to the first meeting. Please note that some monologues may include mature language or themes. All sessions and showcases take place at Carrollwood Players Theatre.

A tennis session takes place at Lazarillo Park in Saint Pete Beach, giving players a chance to get on the court and rally.

Shop a warehouse pop up focused on plus size fashion, offering 20 percent off a large selection of styles. Discover designer finds from brands like Torrid, Disney, Lane Bryant, Eloquii, City Chic, American Eagle, Hollister, Judy Blue, Hot Topic and more. Sizes range from 10 through 30 plus. This pop up is part of the Curv Exchange plus size resale boutique.

Learn the basics of leaded glass while making a bird suncatcher to hang in your home or garden. This beginner-friendly workshop lasts about an hour and is held on a weekend. Advance registration is required. Pricing is $40 for members and $45 for nonmembers.

Explore a gentle, creative practice that encourages you to slow down and relax. Many people enjoy it with a beverage or an audiobook while they stitch something beautiful. This hands-on class focuses on making slow-stitched fabric beads that can be used for jewelry, keyrings, tassels, and other decorative accents, and they also make lovely gifts. You will learn which fabrics work best, how to work with needles, threads, batting, beads, and straws, and seven simple, beautiful stitching styles. Instruction covers the full construction process for building slow-stitched fabric beads, along with practical tips and tricks for success. Participants receive printed directions, demonstrations of each step, and the supplies to complete two keychains, each featuring two slow-stitched fabric beads.

The HOB Give Back offers a free food distribution for neighbors experiencing food insecurity and needing grocery support. Everyone is welcome, and no identification is required except to confirm that only one person per household receives groceries. Each household can choose items for a single bag that may include fresh produce, breads, desserts, and meat. Selections change, and certain items may have limits. Donations are sorted with help from Good Neighbors to make choosing food simple. To keep things fair, a lottery determines the order of service instead of a long line. Giveaway cards are handed out before things begin and drawn at random. If someone arrives after the start, they receive a smiley symbol and are served after cardholders because new cards are not issued once distribution is underway. The pickup happens under the pavilion at HOB Brewing Co.

Reading with Rufous brings story time to the Seaside Seabird Sanctuary, where children meet Rufous, the resident Eastern Screech Owl, while Amy from the Avian Hospital team reads a variety of children’s stories. Aimed at younger children, the program pairs owl education with time to enjoy the rest of the Sanctuary. The reading takes place on the beachside Observation Tower. Attendees can have a photo taken with Rufous and receive a small gift. Admission is free, with parking available in the front lot and behind the Sanctuary.

Delve into the world of Victorian mourning at Walsingham House in Heritage Village, where docent Mrs. Jeanene Chester presents an extensive display and explains the clothing, customs, and keepsakes people used to honor loved ones who had passed. Scheduled tours offer a closer look at historic mourning objects while highlighting how fashion, ritual, and remembrance intertwined during the era. Admission is free, donations are welcome, and no registration is required.

Experience a LABLAST dance fitness class set to familiar music and built around steps you may recognize from a variety of favorite dances. The format was created by Louis Van Amstel of Dancing with the Stars. The price is $10 per class, and no reservation is required.

Explore vintage finds, restored antiques, handmade goods, witchy items, baked treats, and other curiosities from local makers at this Halloween pop-up. Lillotta and AED will offer vintage clothing, antique books and glassware, restored furniture, art prints, hand-dyed textiles, and decor. The selection also includes hand-mixed teas and an iced Witchy Brew from Lemon Bay Organics, baked goods from Falcon Flour Bakehouse, and restored antique trunks by Gray Rideout. Witchy ritual kits, seasonal treats, and an original art giveaway are also featured. Costumes are welcome, and the pop-up is part of Gulfport’s Halloween festivities.

This free, family-friendly festival at Inspire Art Worldwide features simple make-and-take crafts for kids and adults, a marketplace of local vendors with handmade goods, artwork, and gifts, and treat bags for children. It offers a welcoming way to meet neighbors, discover local talent, and enjoy a creative studio setting. Everyone is welcome.

Magic 94.9 and Scotty help launch the grand opening of Wild Fork in Seminole with a family friendly Halloween celebration. Guests can look forward to Halloween themed excitement and treats as the store opens.

At Restore Hyper Wellness in Clearwater, Jess Griffin leads a small group IV wellness and sound healing experience designed to help participants slow down and deeply restore. The session blends modern restorative therapies with guided meditation and immersive sound to support the body, calm the nervous system, and encourage inner connection. The flow includes a brief red light therapy session to relax and recharge, followed by a signature IV drip with lymphatic drainage that invites rest and replenishment. Jess then guides intention setting and a full hour of sound healing with crystal singing bowls, chimes, and other therapeutic instruments. A short whole body cryotherapy segment offers an invigorating finish, and the gathering concludes with warm herbal tea and dates to help ground and integrate. The experience lasts approximately two and a half hours. Space is limited to eight guests for a more personal and relaxing atmosphere. The price is $222 per person, all inclusive. Participants will complete the required medical history and waiver for Restore Hyper Wellness services, and all treatments are subject to Restore’s health and safety guidelines and contraindications.

This kids workshop introduces a new precept from The Way to Happiness, a common sense guide to better living, with each session. Children explore practical values through engaging activities and hands-on projects in a welcoming, positive setting. The aim is to make character-building lessons enjoyable and memorable, helping young participants apply what they learn in everyday life... one fun workshop at a time.

Spooky vibes fill two venues for a continuous Halloween house music celebration that flows from day into night. Start at the Sielo Rooftop at the Hiatus for a poolside gathering with lively energy and sweeping views. Later, the action shifts to Sandcastle Arcade Bar for arcade fun, drinks, and a steady late-night groove. DJ Cicale and friends keep the soundtrack moving with house, vocal house, tech house, and new remixes. Costumes are encouraged but not required. Entry is free with RSVP, and capacity is limited.

Celebrate creativity while supporting a meaningful cause at American Legion Post 238 in Safety Harbor. Bring a bra to transform with glitter, gems, and flair, then show off your creation over your outfit for a spirited showcase. The gathering features hands-on crafting, lighthearted games with prizes, and a hearty spaghetti dinner. A friendly contest will recognize the most eye-catching design. Crafting materials are provided, and donations of supplies are appreciated. All proceeds benefit the Bay Pines Breast Cancer Treatment Program.

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.

This event centers on Halloween costumes.

Spend an evening at The American Legion Post #104 with dinner, dancing, and live music from The Rockus Band. Enjoy a meal and time on the dance floor while the band performs.

A Halloween-themed ball features a mystery game and raises funds for the President’s Project Valor Dogs. Enjoy a spooky, festive experience while supporting this initiative.

Settle in for an interactive true crime mystery from The Dinner Detective where you work to crack a hilarious and challenging case while enjoying dinner. The story takes place in the present and unfolds in real time, with performers mingling with the crowd and the culprit hiding in plain sight. Guests may even be tapped as suspects, adding to a fun, social atmosphere suited for adults. Presented nationwide since 2004, these dinner theatre shows blend intrigue, humor, and spontaneous, unscripted moments.

Rob Tyre performs live on the front porch as part of a Wednesday through Saturday music lineup.

Enjoy a night of fun at a Halloween party.

Celebrate Halloween with a parade and trunk-or-treat. Children can dress up as their favorite characters, march in the parade, and collect treats. Parent registration is required.

Celebrate Halloween with Kudu at The North End Taphouse & Kitchen, set within the Village Courtyard. The band melds funk, jazz, soul, and global psychedelic influences, with the groove taking the lead. The lineup features Dave Himmelfarb on vocals and guitar, Dan Otis on organ, KC Wolfe on bass, Nick Dempsey on sax, and Patty Schwing on drums. Expect a few surprise touches during the festivities. The taphouse offers craft beers from the Tampa Bay region and beyond, along with wine, seltzers, nonalcoholic options, and a range of sandwiches, salads, snacks, and sweets in a family-friendly environment.

Soul Circus Cowboys take the stage at West and Wylde to celebrate the venue’s grand opening alongside a festive costume party. Admission is $40 per person and includes a four hour open bar with top shelf liquor and a BBQ dinner. Every ticket purchased is automatically entered into a giveaway for two free tickets to Saint Pete’s Country Fest, a three day general admission pass. Costume contests will award a $100 gift card for best overall costume and another for best western costume, and the runner up for best costume will receive a custom SCC swag item.

Test your knowledge with a free trivia night at Sharks Bar & Grill in Largo. Compete in teams while enjoying food and drinks, and aim for gift card prizes for the top three finishers worth $30, $20, and $10. Earn an extra five points by reviewing the three daily article headlines before the game.

Simone Salsa and Stormy Bay Entertainment present a high-energy Halloween Latin dance night at OCC Road House. Orquesta Infinidad performs live with salsa, merengue, bachata, and other Latin favorites, with DJ Walter Soto and DJ Jay Gaines keeping the music going throughout the night. A costume contest with prizes is planned, and food and drinks will be available in a lively Halloween setting. Costumes are encouraged. General admission is $15 in advance, and VIP tables for six start at $100.

An adults-only Halloween bash open to the public, featuring a costume contest with prize giveaways, raffles, a live band, a dance floor, food, and three bars offering inexpensive drinks. The event is free, with no cover charge, and the first 100 attendees receive a souvenir cup. Free parking is available.

RIFTBOUND NEXUS NIGHT is a weekly Saturday event with a $7 entry fee. Prizes include packs when available, and store credit is provided if packs are not available.

Players compete in Star Wars Unlimited using the Twin Suns format. The entry fee is $7 and the event offers structured matches with fellow players of the game.

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.

Snowblind returns to deliver songs from the Ozzy-era catalog of Sabbath, honoring the pioneers of heavy metal with a selection of standout tracks.

Presented by Reggae Rise Up, Little Stranger performs at Jannus Live in St. Petersburg, Florida with special guests Badfish and JARV. This concert brings all three acts to the same stage for an evening of live music.

At CJ’s Backstage in St. Petersburg, Halloween features a high‑octane performance from Igor & The Red Elvises. For more than three decades the band has entertained audiences around the world with a distinctive blend of Siberian surf rock, rockabilly, surf, funk, folk, and dance‑ready rhythms. Expect spirited onstage antics, lively crowd interaction, and plenty of chances to dance, laugh, and sing along. A costume contest adds to the festivities. Food and drinks are available, seating accommodates more than 120, and parking is free and convenient.

The Halloween Queenz Show brings a festive night to the Garage, led by Hostess and Queen of the Night KC Starrz. Two performances highlight an otherworldly lineup featuring Lady Liemont, Hortenzia Starrz, Zena, and RozzMarkell. Costumes are encouraged, so arrive in your Halloween best and take in a haunting showcase of performances.

Honda Element enthusiasts from the Tampa Bay area gather on the sand along the Dunedin Causeway, just north of High & Dry Grill, for a relaxed monthly beach meetup. Attendees park by the water, swap parts and take on small accessory installs, and enjoy beach and water activities that may include paddleboarding, kayaking, skateboarding, rollerskating, kite flying, drone flying, and sunset movies. It is a casual, drop-in setting for Element owners and friends to spend time by the shore.

A lively tailgate with a country twist invites dancing and games, with an all inclusive donation securing a spot at what is described as the largest and longest running Tampa Bay Buccaneers tailgate. Lunch comes from the award winning team at Wicked Oak Barbeque. Drinks include locally brewed Yuengling beer, wines from Keel and Curley Winery, craft cocktails by Paradise Craft Distributors, a dedicated Reif Rum bar, and lighter options from Sun Cruiser Adios Spirits and Twisted Tea, plus snacks, soda, and water provided by Famous Tate Appliance & Bedding Centers. Entertainment features sets from house DJ David D-Stiles Stiles with Kareem Frank McGill Sr. on the mic, along with dancing and cornhole. Cigars will be available from Cigars International in Lutz, FL. This gathering sells out. Additional details will be shared.

Enjoy a signature brunch buffet at Oystercatchers featuring interactive stations staffed by chefs, classic breakfast fare, a raw bar with fresh selections, and other offerings, all paired with views of the water.

At the Local Palooza market, an award-winning plant-based Mexican food vendor serves authentic favorites such as loaded nachos, tacos, quesabirria, quesada, and fiesta bowls, along with specialty drinks. Samples are available so guests can taste a bit of everything.

Settle into a casual, no fuss community stitching meetup at The Common Thread, a fiber arts café in St. Petersburg’s Warehouse Arts District near the Pinellas Trail at the former site of The Chelsea café. This weekly gathering welcomes knitters, crocheters, embroiderers, and anyone who enjoys fiber crafts. No RSVP or ticket is required, and participation is complimentary with a purchase from the café or shop. Attendees can bring a work in progress, enjoy a cozy drink, and relax with unhurried social stitching. The café and shop are open, seating is available on a first come basis, and parking is available in the Golfology Shopping Center. Well behaved pets are welcome on the shaded outdoor patio. Whether stopping in briefly or staying longer, it offers an easy way to connect and spark creativity.

Celebrate Hispanic heritage with a free, outdoor day of movement, play, and community. Take part in Flow & Play, an open and collaborative space to explore creative movement, share skills, and learn from one another. Hula hoops, silk veil fans, and a slackline will be available, and participants may bring their own flow arts props. No experience is needed. The gathering also includes a bilingual yoga stretch class. Bring a yoga mat and water, or borrow a mat. Donations are welcome to benefit Hispanic Heritage Tampa.

The American Legion, Department of Florida and PROJECT VetRelief partner with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for Football with Purpose, a game day initiative that shines a light on veteran mental health and raises support for those who served. Plans include a lively pregame experience with food, camaraderie, giveaways and raffles, all showcasing the pride and spirit of the Legion Family.

Gold Coast Greyhound Adoptions, Gulf Coast Chapter, hosts a meet and greet in the courtyard at Crooked Thumb Brewery in Safety Harbor. Meet adoptable greyhounds, talk with volunteers to learn more about the breed, and enjoy beverages available for purchase from the brewery. Applicants who wish to meet a particular foster should reach out in advance so an effort can be made to have that dog attend. Because this is an outdoor gathering, plans are weather dependent and may be canceled if conditions are too warm or if thunderstorms occur. For updates, check the group’s page or send a message before the event. Adoption applications are available on the organization’s website.

Settle in for a day of football at The Tap with plenty of food and drinks available. The North End Taphouse & Kitchen, located in The Village Courtyard, offers a family-friendly setting with craft beer from Tampa Bay and beyond, plus wine, seltzer, and non-alcoholic beverages. Choose from sandwiches, salads, snacks, and sweets to enjoy while the games are on.

A casual Pokémon league tournament held weekly with a $7 entry fee. All participants receive a prize, and winners also receive special prizes.

The SACA Annual New Year Ballroom Dance Party is a public event that offers a festive ballroom dance celebration to welcome the New Year.

An inclusive dance session inspired by the Zumba formula, welcoming every age and ability. A seated version can be provided upon request to keep the class accessible. No YMCA membership is required to participate, and the class is open to the community. Everyone is welcome to dance, move, and have fun.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers face the Atlanta Falcons at Raymond James Stadium. A valid game ticket is required for entry.

Explore the basics of Acro Yoga in a welcoming, donation-based class in St Petersburg, FL that invites every body and all experience levels. No partner is needed and there is no requirement for extra flexibility or strength, with a supportive atmosphere designed to help overcome any hesitation about trying something new. Participants build a strong foundation in AcroYoga, receive an introduction to the local community, take home a beginner skill list and a challenge card, and learn practical body mechanics, core engagement, and positive communication for solving problems together. To get ready, reserve a spot and complete the liability waiver before participating, share the event with friends, consider becoming a free member to stay informed, and follow along on social media. Bring a mat or blanket, a towel, water, and snacks. The class maintains a substance-free environment and asks everyone to arrive ready to collaborate. For health and safety, please stay home if you feel ill, have a fever, or have recently been in close contact with someone who is sick. Contributions support the growth of the community and help create public education events about Acro Yoga. After class, show off new skills and tag @StPeteAcroYoga.

This gathering offers men a welcoming setting centered on connection, encouragement, and growth. In a nonjudgmental space, participants speak freely, listen with care, and offer mutual support through both challenges and wins. The focus is on thoughtful conversation about the shared human experience and a genuine sense of brotherhood, creating a setting where participants feel seen and heard.

Explore a meditation method designed to help you enter your own inner sanctuary and connect with your Higher Self. Across two hours, this workshop teaches a specific approach for tapping into a personal well of power and opening a pathway to clarity and guidance aligned with your highest good. Hosted at Enchanted Spirits Metaphysical Shop. The fee is $75. Attendees who arrive a little early or linger afterward can receive 20% off their entire in-store purchase at Enchanted Spirits. If you are also taking Awaken Thyself, a two-class package is available that saves a total of $50.

Explore plant-based eating in a hands-on tasting workshop led by Karen Frost. Sample a curated lineup of whole-food dishes spanning breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert-style snacks while learning what to eat on a plant-based diet, how to meet nutrient needs, and simple ways to add more plants to everyday meals. The session covers science-backed insights into how plant foods may support health, including blood pressure, cardiovascular health, blood sugar, cholesterol, inflammation, and body weight. Come with an appetite. No cooking experience is required. Attendees take home practical tips, recipes, and easy ideas to recreate the flavors at home. Space is limited to keep the experience intimate. Cost is $55 and all sales are final. Participants are asked to advise Lotus Pond of any allergies or sensitivities in advance. To help reduce waste, bring a reusable plate, bowl, utensils, cup, and napkin, and receive a special take-home treat as thanks. There will be a brief moment of blender use, so headphones may be helpful for anyone who is sound sensitive. There is also an option to bring shelf-stable foods that will be donated to the Community Food Pantry. About the facilitator: Karen Frost is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor with 30 years of experience. She is a certified yoga instructor who teaches a weekly Gentle and Beginner class at the Lotus Pond and is currently pursuing a 300-hour advanced Yoga Teacher Training. She has presented on mindfulness, meditation, stress management, and plant-based eating in community and national settings. Note: The information shared in this workshop is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical care. Consult your healthcare provider for guidance that is right for you.

Held at Botanica Yemaya Olokun, this third annual Día de los Muertos celebration is now welcoming the public for the first time. The gathering focuses on honoring ancestors through shared food, memories, and dance. Attendees are asked to bring a favorite dish, dessert, or beverage enjoyed by an ancestor to share in their honor. Participants may also bring a photo of a departed loved one, or a collage of ancestor images, to add to a remembrance display. RSVP is required by texting (727) 289-9428.

The Seven Wonders bring a tribute to the music of Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks to The Beach Theatre in St. Pete Beach. Named after the song Seven Wonders, the group’s experienced players deliver powerful, faithful versions of favorites such as Dreams, Go Your Own Way, Rhiannon, Edge of Seventeen, Landslide, Gypsy, and more. Returning to this restored venue, they present two shows with performances that reconnect listeners with the songs they love.

A Day of the Dead inspired gathering at Dog Bar St. Pete honors beloved dogs who have passed. A memorial display sets the tone, with optional $5 dedications to celebrate each pup’s memory, along with raffle baskets and Jell-O shots. Friends of Strays is the rescue beneficiary, joined by Beacon ER Vet, live sketching by artbybeaniebean, caricatures by Chris Davis, photos by Bluesville Photography, and snacks from Best Bakery Around. To have a dog included in the remembrance display, email a photo and name to dbspevents@gmail.com. Guests can toast cherished companions, share stories, and support animals in need.

A relaxed Sunday sunset meetup on the Dunedin Causeway features laid back time by the water, with chairs and favorite drinks, a Florida sunset, and Jeeps lined along the shoreline. The atmosphere is casual and welcoming. Open to everyone.

A tropical Latin dance social takes place at Tropics Tarpon Springs, featuring a Cuban salsa lesson with Robert and Laura followed by social dancing to salsa, bachata, timba, merengue, and other Latin favorites. The atmosphere is lively and tropical, with a welcoming community for newcomers and seasoned dancers alike. Admission and parking are free.

Enjoy live music from the Surfin’ Raccoons at The Original Crabby Bill’s. This spot is popular with both locals and visitors, offering cold drinks, fresh food, and friendly service for a relaxed good time.

Step into a retro disco vibe at The Dance Factory with a Hustle social dance held on the first Sunday of each month. The evening focuses on classic beats and a welcoming social floor for Hustle enthusiasts and anyone who loves disco rhythms. Admission is $12 in advance and $15 at the door. Advance tickets are available via Zelle to REL Professional Services at 813-990-9980. Expect plenty of dancing, upbeat music, and a fun, throwback atmosphere.

Step onto a spacious dance floor and enjoy a varied mix of music selected for dancing. There is plenty of room to move while the music keeps the energy going.

A free team trivia night takes place at the Tap Room at the Hollander Hotel, hosted by Trivia Maestro Sir Douglas of Tampa Bay Dream Team. Teams compete for HH Bucks prizes, with $50 for first, $25 for second, and $15 for third. The winners are featured in a photo with the TBDT Champions' Weekly Trophy, and the top team can tag the trophy with their own team swag. The experience varies by location, keeping each game fresh and different. Large parties can reserve in advance at (727) 873-7900. For a head start, check the Tampa Bay Dream Team Facebook page on the day of the game for a freebie question and its answer.

This 60 minute somatic experience invites a shift from the thinking mind into embodied wisdom. Through intuitive and sensual movement, breath, somatic awareness, meditation, music, channeled guidance, moments of stillness, and genuine connection with other women, participants explore a space for expression and presence. There is nothing to perform and no choreography to master. Simply arrive as you are and move in the ways your body asks. Each session encourages softening, expression, release, receiving, and reconnection with self, opening possibilities that emerge when women gather in embodied community. Please bring a yoga mat or a journal, wear comfortable clothing that allows free movement, and bring an open heart. Warm tea, cozy blankets, and a welcoming space will be provided, along with uplifting vibes. Return to your body, reclaim your power, and rise in community.

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.

Set at OCC Road House, the inaugural Pinellas County Firefighter Invitational (PCFI) spans multiple days of competition and training, featuring Rapid Intervention Team (RIT) operations, skill-based challenges, and a strong sense of camaraderie, all with an emphasis on survival, rescue readiness, and safety. The event is presented by Base Wealth Management and is hosted by Pinellas County Firefighter Survival & Rescue Training in collaboration with the Florida RIT Ops Group (FROG). Admission is free for attendees, and RIT participants are subject to a registration fee.

Enjoy hot and ready-to-eat, all-natural whole herb-roasted chicken seasoned with a house blend of spices. The chicken is available in-store for $7, with a limit of two per customer. It is offered first come, first served, while supplies last, and no substitutions or additional discounts apply. Holiday exclusions and other terms may apply.

A STEM-focused field trip at United Skates of America in Tampa combines interactive learning with time on the rink for homeschool students and families. Participants begin with a hands-on lesson exploring science, technology, engineering, and math, then enjoy skating. Two options are available. A STEM and skating package costs $13 per student and includes the lesson, admission, and standard skate rental. A STEM, skating, and lunch option is $15 per student and adds a cheese pizza slice and a small soda. Tickets are sold in advance only and capacity is limited.

Discover practical non-lethal self-defense strategies that offer a clear middle ground short of lethal force. This free class suits anyone seeking alternatives to firearms for personal reasons, as well as concealed carriers who want additional protective options for more environments. Instruction focuses on effective, real-world tools that broaden how you can respond safely. Please register so a seat can be reserved for you.

Connect with professionals from Trinity, New Port Richey, Wesley Chapel, Lutz, and Odessa who are interested in building relationships and creating opportunities for their businesses. RGA is an inclusive, collaborative networking community focused on relationship-building rather than leads, with a welcoming and professional environment for members and guests. Bring 24 business cards.

Connect with business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals in a welcoming, relationship-focused networking environment. The meeting includes open networking and a structured session centered on building trust, collaboration, and lasting business relationships. Lunch can be ordered downstairs and delivered to the meeting space. The community welcomes people from a wide range of industries, with no attendance requirements or participation quotas.

Connect with local entrepreneurs, expand your professional network, and enjoy 10% off lunch during this business meet-up. It’s a chance to bring together good food and new connections at the start of the week.

Enjoy a lively round of free music bingo with Johnny G during happy hour at CJ’s Backstage. Players can win food, drinks, and gift certificates, including free lunch specials. The venue also offers live bands, karaoke dance parties, and daily craft kitchen specials.

Enjoy open play Commander, with free entry. Players can arrive at any time during the evening.

Enjoy chess games alongside hip-hop selections from DJ Jon Ditty or special guest DJs. Chess sets are available for public use, and players are welcome to bring their own. Pair up with local community players and enjoy a background of beats and rhymes. There is no entry fee.

A warm and welcoming exploratory workshop where every voice is embraced just as it is. Whether you perform regularly, sing only in the shower, or have never tried singing before, there is space to share and be heard. The session begins with gentle breathing and playful vocal icebreakers to spark expression, then moves into circlesinging practices popularized by Bobby McFerrin and Rhiannon. Participants improvise together, layer harmonies, and build short musical patterns, discovering the sounds that arise in community. It is well suited for anyone who wants to feel freer using their voice, learn to improvise with others, explore layered ensemble singing, and deepen listening and connection within a welcoming group. It also makes room for the inner child to be silly, playful, and expressive. Hosted at The Mad Monk, a funky art gallery. Enter through the door to the tea shop and apothecary to the left, then turn right just inside. For participants aged 16 and older. Donation based with a suggested contribution of 15 to 25 dollars, paid at the event via cash, Venmo, or PayPal. No one will be turned away for lack of funds.

At Blissful Beginnings in Pinellas Park, this gathering features a reiki share alongside a meditative sound bath. Local practitioners offer brief reiki sessions while singing bowls, chimes, and other instruments create a soothing atmosphere. Capacity is limited, and RSVP on Eventbrite is requested to reserve a spot. Chairs are provided, and mats are not permitted. The space is up a short flight of stairs, with elevator access available by texting Deb at 727-460-2159. A donation of $10 to $20 is requested to support the practitioners and the host location. Practitioners who are new to this group are asked to check in with Randee and Deb beforehand to review protocols before giving reiki.

Learn Rueda de Casino, a popular Cuban salsa dance, in progressive classes for beginner, intermediate, and advanced dancers. Beginners explore fundamental figures and leading and following techniques. Intermediate instruction builds on those foundations with standard patterns, hand signals, speed, and technique. Advanced classes focus on more complex patterns and strengthening partner and rueda lead-follow skills. Classes are taught by Robert Morales and assistant Laura Cristina, who have more than 20 years of dancing experience and 14 years of teaching experience. Intermediate and advanced classes require completion of the preceding level or the ability to confidently perform specified moves, which the instructor may assess. Classes are offered as a five-class series or as a single walk-in class.

Take time each week to meditate and receive messages from your Spirit Guides, offering a way to feel grounded for the week ahead.

Enjoy a lively music bingo game featuring hit songs from across the decades. Listen to song clips, mark matching tracks on your card, and call out “BANDINGO!” when you complete a pattern to win prizes. The game is free to play, with prizes including Cool Vibes on the Beach gift cards, food, drinks, and more. Bar food and cocktails are available while you play.

Compete in a Digimon tournament with a $7 entry fee. Prizes include a winner promo pack, two packs per person in the prize pool, and one participation pack per person.

Develop your bachata movement, steps, and techniques with instruction from Amy Cee and Rome. The small-group class offers personalized guidance and hands-on demonstrations. After class, enjoy a free social dance to practice what you learned, alongside a welcoming and diverse group of regulars. The venue also offers drink specials and authentic Mexican food.

This weekly meeting is centered on BNI’s Giver’s Gain philosophy: offering referrals, support, and knowledge to help one another succeed. Members build relationships, share opportunities, and celebrate collaborative successes as part of a community focused on integrity, accountability, and shared growth.

Entrepreneur Round Tables are open sessions held twice a month, where entrepreneurs share business challenges and successes and gain insights from one another and board members.

Learn about the preservation of art through a look at the final phase of Luis Seixas’ conservation of the Museum of Fine Arts’ Tabernacle of Saints Peter and Paul. This complex treatment is intended to stabilize the gilded, painted, and carved artwork and visually reintegrate its decoration. The exhibition also features rarely seen objects and artworks treated by Seixas, highlighting how careful cleaning and consolidation can enhance their appearance and help preserve them for future generations.

Enjoy $5 margaritas all day at Florida Cracker Fish Company for Tequila Tuesdays.

Connect with professionals from St. Petersburg, Tyrone, Gulfport, Madeira Beach, and beyond in a welcoming networking environment focused on building trust, collaboration, and meaningful business relationships. Professionals and entrepreneurs from all industries are welcome. Meetings offer opportunities to present your business, collaborate without seat-specific policies, and access resources such as business expos, podcasts, author programs, and speaking engagements. Bring 24 business cards and be ready to share what you do.

Explore the mysteries of Tarot in a weekly class focused on the cards’ divine meanings and spiritual growth.

Take a break from the hectic pace and relax with live music, dancing, singing, guitar, or conversation in a welcoming community atmosphere. Food and beverages are available from The North End Taphouse & Kitchen, which serves craft beers, cocktails, soft drinks, and snacks.

Enjoy outdoor time with a golf coach during a group lesson, with opportunities to connect and share camaraderie with others.

PING brings professionals together for happy hour networking in a relaxed, upbeat atmosphere. The group focuses on building relationships, sharing referrals, supporting one another, and growing business, with appetizers and enough structure to keep conversations moving. Attendees may also visit three chapters to connect with more people and explore opportunities.

Enjoy two hours of open Mahjong play at The Library Restaurant in downtown St. Petersburg. This gathering is for players with a working knowledge of the game, with no formal lesson or structured play. Master Your Mahjong will be available for coaching, questions, and matching players into groups. Bring your 2026 NMJL card and your own set if you have one; additional sets will be available. The restaurant will be open for food and beverages, and outside food is not permitted. Beginner classes are available through Master Your Mahjong.

6 Strangs And A Fiddle brings a lively acoustic show to Toasted Monkey with sets spanning multiple genres. The performance features Mark Marra on acoustic guitar and Jesse Allen Porter on fiddle.

Enjoy an evening of Jackbox games and trivia hosted by Andy. Play along with a charged smartphone, bring friends, and compete for bragging rights and the chance to win free drinks.

Enjoy a free game of music bingo hosted by Russ at Sunset Lounge. Prizes are available for winners.

Enjoy a free, high-energy cardio kickboxing workout designed for all fitness levels. Punching and kicking movements help build strength, boost endurance, and relieve stress. Bring water and get ready to move outdoors at Campbell Park. Participants check in electronically with a free Get Fit St. Pete membership, which is open to anyone interested in attending a monthly class.

Taking place at Eddie's Bar & Grill in Dunedin, this hangout is a chance for divers to meet and talk, and to congratulate all who have completed a certification this month.

Build together with Lego bricks in a monthly program featuring free builds, creative challenges, and more. Lego bricks are provided, so there is nothing to bring. No registration is required. Recommended for ages 4 and up.

Songwriters of all kinds are invited to perform on the beer garden stage. Performers with a new song inspired by the theme of second chances receive bonus points.

Enjoy an evening of trivia at Green Iguana Bar & Grill, with questions spanning pop culture, history, sports, and more. Play for free, compete for prizes, and enjoy food and drink specials. Teams are welcome, and solo participants can join a team at the bar. Events Done Right hosts the night with music between rounds.

Enjoy a fun, family-friendly trivia game hosted by Brit-ish Mike, with top tunes, food, and beer. Play for free, with gift cards for the top three teams and food and drink specials.

Take part in a Magic pauper tournament with a $7 entry fee. The prize pool includes two booster packs per person.

The Caregiver’s Pathway Support Group offers caregivers an opportunity to connect and receive support. Meetings are held at St. Michael’s Old Catholic Church in Dunedin.

Road House Park N’ Chill is a weekly gathering for Tampa Bay’s car, truck, and bike community at OCC Road House & Museum. The laid-back meet features more than 200 parking spots, a live DJ, on-site vendors, food, and a full bar. Some weeks also include a wheelie machine and mechanical bull. Rotating vendors offer automotive apparel and accessories, collectibles, diecast sets, handmade treats, event coverage, and videography. Dine-in pasta and select drinks are available at special prices. Limited VIP parking is offered for modified vehicles. The meet is a controlled, respectful environment with no burnouts or loud music, and attendees are asked to clean up after themselves.

Experience a donation-based sound bath as part of Tuesday night programming.

Take part in a free trivia night at Kahuna’s Bar & Grill in St. Petersburg. Enjoy food and a full bar while competing with your team for gift cards awarded to the top three teams. Check out the three daily article headlines before the game for a chance to earn five bonus points.

Enjoy a lively, interactive music bingo game show at The Kenwood. The three-hour game is free to play and features prizes.

Enjoy a free, fast-paced general knowledge trivia night covering topics such as pop culture, history, sports, and music. Teams compete for prizes, with gift cards awarded to the top three teams.

Enjoy a free, team-style trivia night hosted by Trivia Maestro Cash Money Chris of Tampa Bay Dream Team. The top three teams win $30, $20, or $10 in Portal Bucks, and the first-place team gets a photo with the TBDT Champions’ Weekly Trophy, which teams can decorate with their swag. A freebie question and answer for that night’s game is shared on the TBDreamTeam Facebook page on the day of the event.

Take part in a weekly Star Wars Unlimited tournament featuring constructed decks. Entry is $7.

Enjoy a beginner group class followed by a practice party in a fun, judgment-free social atmosphere. The party offers beginner, social ease, and early bronze students a chance to practice their steps. Water, soda, coffee, and wine are included. Students attend for free, and admission for the public is $15, with an additional $5 for the group class.

Enjoy a karaoke night at Speakeasy Central Kava Bar, where a lively host keeps the evening moving and the stage welcomes both seasoned singers and first-timers. Expect crowd sing-alongs, surprise performances, and songs ranging from throwback anthems to current hits, all in a relaxed kava bar setting with a party atmosphere.

Enjoy karaoke on the Speakeasy Central Stage, hosted by AJ. Sing along to your favorite songs in a lively setting.

Enjoy an evening of trivia hosted by Gannon at Royal Vapor Lounge, with tasty teas, music, and AYCD Kava.

Seniors 60 and older can save with a monthly in-store promotion. On the first Wednesday of each month, eligible shoppers receive 10 percent off their in-store purchases. Some exclusions may apply, and full details along with information on other promotions can be found online.

Super Soccer Stars introduces young children to soccer fundamentals in a fun, non-competitive learning environment. Progressive lessons are tailored to children’s developmental needs, with positive reinforcement and a low child-to-coach ratio helping each child build confidence and progress at their own pace. Classes use playful imagery, music, and movement to encourage body and ball awareness, language exposure, and social interaction while introducing skills such as balancing, running, hopping, jumping, dribbling, kicking, and shooting. Parent participation is incorporated into classes for children ages 12 to 24 months through a parent-child pre-soccer and movement program, while classes for 2- to 3-year-olds offer age-appropriate activities for learning basic soccer skills.

Storytime features stories, rhymes, and music for young library visitors. Capacity is limited to support safe practices. If the first session is full, attendees can wait and be invited to a second session afterward. Thank you for your patience as staff work to accommodate everyone. For additional information, call 727-893-1074.

Children ages 2 and under can enjoy stories, songs, movement, and interactive activities designed to support early literacy, language development, social skills, and a love of reading. Storytime also offers parents, grandparents, and caregivers a chance to connect with other local families.

This monthly series features Museum staff or invited guests discussing a range of Salvador Dalí-inspired topics. The event is free, but capacity is limited and a ticket is required for entry. Gallery access is not included.

Enjoy $7 Old Fashioneds and $1.50 wings throughout the day at Florida Cracker Fish Company.

Enjoy a relaxing, creative activity in a welcoming community setting with the Adult Coloring Group at Gulf Beaches Public Library. Coloring offers a chance to practice mindfulness, express creativity, and connect with others. Everyone is welcome, whether experienced with art or simply looking for a peaceful activity.

The venue will open early for a mahjong gathering with food and drink specials. Participants are encouraged to bring their own cards, tiles, mats, and racks if they have them. Separate clean tables will be available for eating. Prizes are planned, and there will be an optional 50/50 raffle supporting The Rap House. This is a prepaid event. Open play is $15. Lessons are $50 and require a direct message to reserve a spot. To RSVP, text Larisa at 727-422-5799. Reservations are secured once payment is received. Please avoid responding with maybe. Color coded red, yellow, and green name tags will help match players by speed, especially useful for anyone who does not already have a full table. Because it is a public event, additional responses are being handled from outside the group.

Enjoy the sunset at Dunedin Causeway alongside Jeep enthusiasts. Bring a chair, cooler, shade, or a float or tube to enjoy the nearby sandbar. A restaurant with a bar and bathrooms is within walking distance. Dogs, alcohol, and glass are not allowed on the Causeway, and the area is heavily patrolled. Please be respectful and leave the beach cleaner than you found it.

This teen-focused evening welcomes ages 13 to 17 to the Safety Harbor Art and Music Center for a free blend of creativity and wellness, presented in partnership with Speak Up: Let’s Talk About Mental Health. Participants can paint for calm, build confidence through collage, and doodle away daily drama while exploring who they are and connecting with others in a caring, judgment-free setting. Expect music, hands-on projects, real conversation, and the chance to make new friends. No art skills are needed, all supplies are provided, and registration is not required.

These monthly baseball clinics provide a lively, skills-focused two hour training experience for players ages 8 to 12. Athletes rotate through hitting, fielding, and pitching stations using professional quality fields and batting cages. With a cap of 16 participants and a 1 to 8 coach to player ratio, each child receives individual attention and plenty of quality reps. The fee is $75 per session. Coaching is led by Willie Collazo and Elvys Quezada. Collazo is a former New York Mets pitcher who represented Puerto Rico in the first World Baseball Classic in 2006. His background includes time as a pitching coach in the Toronto Blue Jays organization and service as an NCAA Division I pitching coach and recruiting coordinator at Florida International University. As an MLBPA Certified Agent, he brings broad experience in player development, recruiting, professional baseball operations, and athlete mentorship across youth, collegiate, and professional levels. He also founded Ascend Fastpitch Academy and Homeschool Baseball, which emphasize comprehensive training, leadership, accountability, recruiting guidance, and long term athlete development. Quezada competed at the NCAA Division I level for Seton Hall University and later coached at Manhattan University. He has worked as both a player and coach within 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 more than 15 years of player development experience focused on athletic development, skill progression, and long term player growth.

Enjoy your favorite wings and let the first half of the week fly away.

Hosted at Ferg’s Sports Bar & Grill, this night market gathers local vendors offering handmade goods, artwork, and vintage finds, with food from Ferg’s complemented by pop ups and food trucks. Live music and other entertainment set the tone while drinks range from cold refreshments to craft beer and cocktails. The atmosphere captures the energy of St. Pete after dark, giving guests plenty to browse, taste, and enjoy. Admission is free, and the event is family friendly and pet friendly. Vendor signups are available.

Presented by AEG, this stop of the Happier Now USA Tour features Movements with support from Balance and Composure, Midrift, and Niis. The event welcomes all ages and will be held rain or shine. VIP tables and suites are available.

Enjoy a lively night of classic bingo hosted by Andy, with laughs and a welcoming community atmosphere. Winners receive free drinks in every round, and bingo cards and chips are provided. Kava and tea are available.

This free monthly class features one of the doctors sharing health tips focused on improving nervous system function and supporting overall health.

Enjoy an evening of relaxation and mindfulness meditation, accompanied by the sounds of crystal bowls, harp, and other melodious music. Reiki healers help guide participants into a peaceful state. Donations are welcomed and appreciated.

Enjoy a grounding, welcoming yoga class led by Katelyn Grady, with modifications offered to accommodate a range of needs. Bring a mat and dress comfortably. Donations are appreciated but not required, and proceeds support Feeding Tampa Bay and Feeding Pinellas, helping fund hot meals, food pantry supplies, and a welcoming place for local neighbors to access nourishment. The class is offered by The Body Electric Yoga Company.

Dance to R&B music in a group class that begins with a warm-up drill before moving on to partner dancing. Beginners work on sugar pushes, left and right side passes, and basic whips. Intermediate dancers practice Bronze 4 and Silver West Coast Swing figures. The class includes partner rotation, exercise, and room to improvise. No partner is required.

This run club welcomes runners of all paces and experience levels, offering a chance to connect with fellow runners.

Bachata Sensual Wednesdays offers classes for dancers of all levels in a welcoming, relaxed setting. Hosted by Julio Herrera of Ésmooth Motions, a certified Bachata Sensual instructor, the program covers authentic technique, movement, musicality, timing, and partner connection. Beginners can build their fundamentals in Bachata basics and Level 1 foundations, while experienced dancers can explore concepts and partnerwork in Level 2. A practice social provides time to reinforce new skills and build confidence.

Connect with community professionals at a social featuring Mark Sprague, director of St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport. The program includes a brief presentation followed by a question-and-answer session, along with complimentary hors d'oeuvres. Casual business attire is suggested. The Florida Economic Club’s mission is to foster interaction among community professionals across Florida cities.

Enjoy a lively evening of general knowledge trivia and themed question rounds. The game is free to play, and prizes are available to win. Happy Patti’s kitchen serves meals and snacks, and the event is open to Elks members and their guests.

Settle into a soothing sound immersion guided by Sean Paul, a holistic sound and crystal healing practitioner from the Tarpon Springs area. With crystal bowl soundscapes, gentle meditation, and energy-focused practices, he cultivates a calm space that supports relaxation, mindfulness, balance, and an inner sense of connection. This session blends chakra-aligned sound with crystals, facilitated meditation, and intuitive energy-based work. The unhurried pace invites participants to slow down and reset, reconnecting with themselves in a warm, grounding setting that encourages reflection, healing, and spiritual connection.

Norm and Corky welcome their new friends, Gerald and Laura, to a dinner party to watch a once-in-a-lifetime meteor shower. As the evening unfolds, their guests prove unpredictable, reality starts to bend, and the gathering descends into gleeful absurdity. Steve Martin’s comedy explores marriage, desire, and the strange forces that draw people together and pull them apart. Recommended for ages 16 and up due to mature language and adult themes. Special offerings include a post-show talkback after a Thursday performance and an ASL night.

Enjoy a free-to-play music bingo game show hosted by emcee Johnny G, known as the creator of the Music Bingo concept. The evening brings together music, bingo, karaoke, music trivia, and showcase showdowns, with a variety of playlists and themes. Prizes are given away, and seating can fill quickly.

This free monthly script lab supports Tampa Bay screenwriters at every experience level through table readings and feedback. Writers can bring up to 12 pages from an original screenplay, or an outline or treatment, and invite others to read the parts before exchanging comments. Participants should bring enough copies for each speaking role and introduce their selection with a logline or brief lead-in. Feedback is shared within a short time limit, with written notes available for writers to review afterward. Actors are welcome to read and offer feedback. The focus is on writing and regular feedback rather than writing lessons.

Enjoy an evening of friendly competition, drink specials, and good music at Black Leaf Cigar & Wine Lounge. Choose from UNO, chess, playing cards, dominoes, or billiards. Games are provided, or you can bring your own. No experience is needed, and the gathering is open to all with no cover.

Take part in a weekly RIFTBOUND Nexus Night with a $7 entry fee. Prizing includes packs when available, with store credit offered instead if packs are unavailable.

Enjoy craft pizza, garlic knots, a full liquor bar, and local craft brews at Pi Pizza Bar. Emcee Werk It hosts the Original BANDINGO Music Bingo Live game show, bringing music bingo and game-night fun to the dining experience.

Enjoy live blues from the Kid Royal Band, along with $5 Jack You-Call-Its, BOGO beers, and a Belly Up sandwich special. There is no cover charge.