This weekend in Clearwater, FL

Coach Leo leads an open water swim clinic for all experience levels, focused on building confidence and improving technique. Participants will work on navigation, dolphin dives, water entries, sighting, drafting, and more. It suits those preparing for a race as well as anyone looking to enhance overall open water performance. Instruction is provided by experienced coaches. Registration is available for $35 via Venmo or PayPal.

Enjoy an open-air, 45-minute yoga flow outside The Patch Dunedin, guided by Warrior ONE Dunedin. The class takes place at the Gerald Rehm Pavilion beside Nature’s Food Patch Market & Café in Downtown Dunedin and runs every Saturday. All experience levels are welcome, and first-timers are encouraged to take part. Bring a yoga mat, with a few extras available on site. This weekly practice also supports Dunedin Cares, so please consider bringing family-friendly food donations. Contributions can also be dropped in the donation bins located in the studio courtyard throughout the day. For rain-related updates, contact the Warrior ONE studio.

A fall soccer series tailored for toddlers offers eight weeks of playful skill building with age-based session options. Families can choose among groups for ages 18 months to 3 years, 3 to 5 years, and 2 to 4 years. The program fee is $135. For more details or help with registration, contact Toddler Time at 352-425-0385.

Experience The Market Marie, an open-air market at Coachman Park in Clearwater that highlights local small businesses. More than 130 vendors offer a variety of products and fresh produce, along with pet adoption opportunities and a bounce house. Food trucks are on site, with sweet treats and refreshing drinks available. The market offers a chance to browse, shop, and support the community.

This warehouse pop up sale features 20 percent off plus size clothing. Browse a wide selection of designer pieces in sizes 10 to 30 plus, with labels such as Torrid, Disney, Lane Bryant, Eloquii, City Chic, American Eagle, Hollister, Judy Blue, Hot Topic and more. The event is presented in connection with Curv Exchange, a plus size resale boutique.

The HOB Give Back hosts a free food distribution for anyone facing food insecurity or needing grocery support. No identification is required, and no one is turned away, with the only restriction being one bag per household to ensure fair sharing. Food comes from donations provided through Good Neighbors and is sorted so each household can choose what suits them best. One bag per family may include items such as fresh produce, breads, desserts, and meat. Availability changes and some products may have limits per family. To keep the process fair, a lottery system sets the order of service instead of a first-come line. Giveaway cards are passed out and drawn at random. If someone arrives after distribution begins, they receive a smiley face and are served after those who already have cards. Distribution takes place under the pavilion at HOB Brewing Co.

Move to upbeat music and enjoy a dance-focused workout with LABLAST, a fitness class that uses familiar steps from a variety of popular dances. Created by Louis Van Amstel of Dancing with the Stars, this program makes dance easy to follow while delivering a solid workout. The class is led by Vicki and emphasizes having fun while getting active. The cost is $10 per class, and no reservation is required.

This monthly gathering at the Safety Harbor Art and Music Center offers a welcoming space to explore metaphysical ideas with curiosity and care. A rotating presenter from the community, often referred to as a Starseed, introduces a topic that sparks shared exploration of both long-standing and emerging perspectives. The conversation continues as a group discussion where questions are encouraged, personal stories are welcome, and everyone’s time and viewpoints are treated with respect. Participants can bring a favorite chair or blanket, along with their own water or snack. Voluntary donations of $5 help cover meetup expenses and support SHAMc. The tone is open, supportive, and nonjudgmental so every voice has room to be heard.

Experience an afternoon of horse race excitement at American Legion Auxiliary Unit 104. Cheer on your favorite picks with friends, share a few laughs, and enjoy good company. Hot dogs with chips will be available for $3. Attendance supports the Auxiliary.

8TRAXX returns to Paddywagon Dunedin for another performance. The band is back at the pub for a show.

At BayCare Ballpark, an appreciation night recognizes current and former military members with a special tribute. Kelli's Catering will give away a special Camo Threshers hat. The event is presented by Kellis Catering.

Settle into an open-air spot with a calm, welcoming vibe in the heart of Pinellas Park. The Biergarten pours German beers on tap, offers additional bottled selections, and serves wine and schnapps. German dinner is often available, and for more options, dinner is also served next door at Welton Brewing Co. & Oyster Bar. It is a relaxed place to savor unique German brews and unwind.

Deep Purple brings a storied career to The BayCare Sound for its Clearwater debut, joined by special guest Kansas. With more than 100 million records sold and decades of arena tours around the world, Deep Purple’s impact on rock is unmistakable, capped by induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2016. Their catalog stretches across seven decades, shaping hard rock while continuing to evolve and draw new listeners alongside long‑time fans. The celebrated MKII lineup of Ian Gillan, Roger Glover, Ian Paice, Jon Lord, and Ritchie Blackmore produced landmark releases of the early 1970s, including Made In Japan, often hailed as one of rock’s most influential live albums. Signature songs include Smoke on the Water, Highway Star, and Perfect Strangers. Since forming in 1968, the band has kept a steady pace of number one albums and worldwide touring, staying rooted in an eclectic blend of styles that defines its enduring sound. Kansas shares the stage with a legacy that spans more than four decades. Originating in Topeka and debuting in 1974, the band has sold over 30 million albums worldwide, earning eight gold albums, three six‑times Platinum releases with Leftoverture, Point of Know Return, and Best of Kansas, and a Platinum live album with Two for the Show. The gold singles Carry On Wayward Son and Dust in the Wind became enduring favorites. Kansas spent over 200 weeks on the Billboard charts throughout the 1970s and 1980s and performed to sold‑out arenas and stadiums across the globe.

Jams take center stage with a blend of classic rock and country. Expect an easygoing, upbeat vibe throughout.

Bowlapalooza is part of EPIC’s 19th Annual Strike Out, a community fundraiser presented in Dunedin and Tampa. Proceeds support EPIC’s work to cover everyday essentials for clients, such as meals and pantry access, transportation help, counseling for mental health, peer support groups, and coordinated medical and housing case management. EPIC is a nonprofit that provides comprehensive HIV care, support, and prevention services for the Tampa Bay region, serving Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, and Hernando counties.

This free live music event at OCC Road House & Museum features Scream Machine with an all-out 80s arena rock set, plus Midnight Music DJs. VIP seating in front of the stage is first come, first served, or opt for the up-front VIP Table Experience for $75 in advance, which includes a reserved table for six in the front rows and koozies for six; the price increases to $85 on the day of the show. Outside food and beverages are not permitted on the premises.

Koala Fire Music returns to The Park on 66th with a set of favorite songs delivered in the recognizable Koala Fire style.

Red Ruckus makes its debut at Rumfire Tiki Bar with a high energy set packed with the biggest hits of the 80s and 90s. Sing along favorites from Journey, REO Speedwagon, The Killers, Matchbox Twenty, Goo Goo Dolls, Tom Petty, and more are on the list. Catchy choruses, strong vocals, and wall to wall energy drive the night. No cover charge.

Gold Dust Woman returns to Bilheimer Capitol Theatre with a tribute to the music and mystique of Stevie Nicks and Fleetwood Mac. The show honors more than four decades of Nicks’s solo career and features favorite Fleetwood Mac songs, brought to life by a group of veteran musicians. Led by Janet Soluri, whose look and voice capture the aura of the Gypsy Queen, this high-energy production celebrates the legacy of the two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee and keeps audiences singing, dancing, and cheering for more.

Community stories fuel a showcase of comedy. Local business owners, nonprofit directors, and other neighbors of note share their work and missions, and those conversations spark a series of playful scenes. Watch the humor build as real experiences are transformed into imaginative moments. It offers a lighthearted way to connect with the people who make the community great.

At Bauser's, Mikki Neal & The Real Deal bring a high-energy night of music with lively tunes that span genres and decades, creating a festive party vibe from start to finish.

Set in the natural surroundings of Philippe Park in Safety Harbor near Shelter 7, this soul circle offers a meditation experience aligned with the Lion’s Gate 11:11 energy. It honors the annual portal marked by the alignment of the Sun and Sirius in the energy of Leo, a time associated with clarity, activation, and stepping into personal power. The gathering centers on grounding in nature, intentional breathing, stillness, and heart-opening meditation within a supportive community. Participants are encouraged to bring a comfortable seat, water, and personal items that enhance connection, such as crystals, a journal, or a small meaningful token.

At American Legion Post 273, SwingShift performs as a five-piece variety party dance band. The show features a blend of funk and blues suited for dancing.

A birthday celebration for DJ Mike Sensation brings La Fiesta Sundays to life at The Park on 66th. Hosted by Mama D, this family friendly gathering centers on dancing and community. The indoor space features air conditioning, a spacious dance floor, a full bar, and a menu of food options. There is no cover and parking is free. New dancers can jump in with a complimentary 30 minute Intro to Salsa on 1, and no partner is needed. The Salsabroso family welcomes everyone from first timers to seasoned salseros and also leads the popular Mambo Shines line dance. DJ Mike Sensation keeps the energy high with salsa y mas. A 50/50 raffle adds extra fun with $2 cash tickets and a winner who takes home half the pot. Food and drinks are available to keep the celebration going. Happy birthday, Mike, from the Salsabroso family.

A casual Sunday sunset meetup at Dunedin Causeway brings people together to watch the Florida sunset by the water. Jeeps line up along the shore, creating a relaxed setting for the view. Many attendees bring a chair and a favorite drink to unwind while the sun goes down. The gathering is open to everyone.

Sister Sunset Soul Circle gathers with Sherri Keenan at Dunedin Causeway, welcoming a community of women to share the glow of sunset through stories, dancing, drumming, cards, crystals, and meaningful connection. The experience can include soulful conversation, uplifting affirmations, hooping, prayer, and quiet moments of meditation. Participants are invited to bring a drum or flow toys, anything that resonates, and a snack to share if that feels right. Come as you are, whether feeling strong or in need of support, and wear whatever makes your spirit light up. Meet on the beach at Dunedin Causeway to the left of the kayaks and High and Dry Grill, on the side with the bathrooms. Attendance is free, with optional love donations, and contributions of food, clothing, or toiletries will be gathered for Messengers Of Hope. If weather is unfavorable, the gathering may move to Wendy Fit Yoga and Pilates.