Events in Clearwater today

This weekly BNI chapter meeting centers on the Giver’s Gain philosophy, focusing on helping one another succeed through referrals, encouragement, and shared knowledge. Participants build authentic relationships, exchange opportunities, and acknowledge accomplishments that come from collaboration and trust. It is more than routine networking. It is a community grounded in integrity, accountability, and collective growth.

Hosted by the Pinellas Park Medical District Foundation, Walk With A Doc is a free, family friendly community walk at Sprowls Horizon Sports Park. Local physicians and other healthcare professionals walk alongside neighbors, offering a chance for light activity, helpful conversations, and community connections. Forget appointments, waiting rooms, and copays, it is simply an easygoing stroll with a doctor by your side. Bring your health questions, talk through concerns, or just enjoy the fresh air and friendly company.

The Greater Pasco Nonprofit Network offers a roundtable focused on collaboration and community impact. Nonprofits connect with peers, work through challenges, and discuss issues affecting local organizations. The gathering also provides businesses with a chance to learn about nonprofits in the community and explore meaningful ways to support their missions. Registration is required. Guest inquiries may be directed to the Membership Coordinator, Kaylee, at membership@greaterpasco.com. The concept was developed with support from Hope Services, helping establish a dedicated space for partnership and progress in Pasco.

Enjoy music bingo at Sunset Lounge in Clearwater, hosted by Russ. It costs nothing to play, and winners receive prizes.

Learn the fundamentals of fencing over an eight week course held in the Edinburgh Hall gym at the Dunedin Community Center. This beginner friendly program welcomes newcomers, and all necessary gear will be provided to borrow. Participants must be at least 8 years old. The course fee is $90, and registration takes place in person on the day of the class. For more information, contact Coach Bruce Darling at iwillcutya@hotmail.com or call (727) 422-5706.

W.A.S.P. brings its 1984 to Headless show to Ruth Eckard Hall, joined by special guest KK's Priest. VIP tickets are available.

A rain or shine trivia night at The Playground in Dunedin features host Nancy, with April and Tristan behind the bar. Entry is free and prizes are available. Expect brain-teasing rounds, lots of laughs, and the chance to enjoy great food, great drinks, and great company.

Caregiver’s Pathway Support Group offers a welcoming space for caregivers to connect and find support. A new meeting schedule is now in place to better serve the needs of the community, while gatherings continue at St. Michael’s Old Catholic Church. The updated time is intended to make participation easier for more people seeking understanding, encouragement, and shared resources.

Music bingo hosted by Mike D takes place at Slyce in Madeira Beach, pairing a game show vibe with a playlist-fueled challenge. It is free to play, and prizes may include free food, free drinks, and gift cards. The setting is casual and contemporary, with artisan pizzas baked in a stone oven. Presented by an award-winning trivia company that brought this music bingo concept to the area eight years ago.

Tampa Bay’s car, truck, and bike community gathers at OCC Road House & Museum for a relaxed weekly meet with an upbeat vibe. Expect more than 200 parking spaces, a live DJ shaping the atmosphere throughout the event, and a rotating mix of local vendors. The vendor selection often includes custom automotive apparel and accessories, collectibles and die-cast sets, handmade sweets, event coverage and videography, and women’s automotive gear. Extras like a wheelie machine and a mechanical bull appear on a rotating basis and may not be available at every gathering. Food is served alongside a full bar. Specials include $7 all-you-can-eat pasta for dine-in guests, plus $1 off domestic beers and $1 off well drinks. A limited number of VIP spaces are reserved for modified builds near the center of the action, and requests can be made by sending a direct message to @tampabaymeets on Instagram. The atmosphere is intentionally clean and respectful. No burnouts or loud music, and please remember to pick up after yourself.

A beginner-friendly group class flows into a relaxed practice party created for newcomers, social ease participants, and early bronze students. Enjoy a welcoming, nonjudgmental social setting to try out steps, build confidence, and spend time on the dance floor. Complimentary beverages include water, soda, coffee, and wine. Students attend for free. Public admission is $15, with an additional $5 for the group portion.

Little ones can explore books, music, and movement during a lively storytime at Gulf Beaches Public Library. Designed for children 2 and under, this program pairs read-alouds, songs, and playful activities that encourage early literacy, build language, and support social skills. It also offers a welcoming space for parents, grandparents, and caregivers to connect with other local families and foster a lasting love of reading together.

Settle into a calm, creative session with the Adult Coloring Group at Gulf Beaches Public Library. Color alongside others in a welcoming space that fosters mindfulness, relaxation, and self-expression. Whether you are new to coloring or have years of practice, all are welcome to bring their creative spirit, connect with others, and unwind with a simple, soothing activity.

A relaxed Wednesday sunset gathering on the Dunedin Causeway brings together Jeep enthusiasts and anyone who wants to enjoy classic Florida scenery. Bring a chair, a cooler, and some shade, and consider a float or tube to reach the nearby sandbar and look for sand dollars while you are out there. Please note that dogs, alcohol, and glass are not permitted on the Causeway, and police patrol the area and issue fines for violations. A restaurant with a bar and restrooms is within walking distance. Be considerate of the shoreline and leave the beach cleaner than you found it.

Designed for practitioners ready to move beyond the basics, this advanced mixed-level tai chi session is led by instructors from Tai Chi Traditions, Inc. The focus is on refining technique and deepening understanding of the form while supporting the well-being of mind, body, and spirit. Participants should have completed at least one beginner class and feel comfortable with the sequence. A $5 donation per class is requested to help cover expenses and space rental. The class takes place at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd.

An evening at District Dance Academy is devoted to Bachata Sensual, welcoming dancers of all levels in a warm, easygoing setting. The program is structured to support steady progress while developing movement, musicality, and strong partner connection. Instruction is led by Julio Herrera of Ésmooth Motions, a Bachata Sensual instructor certified by creators Korke y Judith, bringing authentic technique, modern concepts, and practical social dance application to the Tampa Bay dance community. The flow of the night begins with a complimentary Bachata Basics introduction to strengthen fundamentals, followed by a Level 1 foundations class focusing on technique, body movement, timing, and connection. A Level 2 session then explores concepts and partnerwork for experienced dancers who want to expand their vocabulary, refine fluidity, and deepen musical interpretation. A relaxed practice social closes the evening to reinforce what was learned, build confidence, and connect with fellow dancers. Payments are accepted by cash, card, Venmo, and Zelle. Pricing information is available for group classes, private lessons, class packages, and other training options.

District Dance Academy presents a progressive West Coast Swing training series for dancers seeking more than single-night pattern classes. Over six weeks, participants train together with consistent coaching from Nik and Lily, using repetition, drills, and real social dance application to build solid fundamentals, smoother connection, greater confidence, and a deeper grasp of the dance. Each series concentrates on a single core concept or movement family instead of stacking lots of new material in one session, which supports meaningful, lasting improvement. Drop-in attendance is not offered, and the curriculum progresses week to week with the same group to create a steady learning environment. Every meeting includes an intensive class followed by guided practice and social dancing, giving dancers the chance to apply new skills right away. Enrollment is capped to keep coach-to-dancer ratios low and to allow for personalized feedback. The fee for one six-week series is $120, and registration is for the full course to support collective growth.

At Pi Pizza Bar in Dunedin, experience a lively night of music bingo featuring The Original BANDINGO live game show led by Chris, also known as Emcee Werk It. Savor craft pizza and garlic knots alongside a full bar and plenty of local craft beers while you play. Golf carts are welcome. Settle in for upbeat entertainment that blends a game show atmosphere with a relaxed dining experience.

Beat the midweek slump at Anclote Brew with weekly karaoke. Step up to the mic and sing the blues away every Wednesday.

Challenge your trivia know-how at Dunedin House of Beer in a weekly faceoff with some of Dunedin's best players. The game is tough and will put what you know to the test.

Stock up and save on Thursdays with a special price on the Family Pack of grass-fed ground beef at the Clearwater location. Take 25 percent off at checkout when you purchase the family-size package, available in-store only. Quantities are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis, and substitutions are not permitted. This Thursday-only offer is not available on holidays and cannot be combined with other discounts. Details may change, and the website provides the full terms and conditions.

Enjoy friendly competition and a mental workout at a weekly Mahjong gathering at Gulf Beaches Public Library. This classic tile game blends strategy, focus, and conversation in a relaxed setting. All experience levels are welcome, from seasoned players to those looking to connect with fellow Mahjong enthusiasts. A warm, social atmosphere and a supportive community of players make it easy to settle in and play.

Books & Beyond Book Club meets at Tarpon Springs Public Library for a group discussion of Only Time Will Tell by Jeffery Archer. Readers can talk about the book and hear what others took away from the story.

Receive friendly, step by step guidance from Tai Chi Traditions instructors while learning the complete sequence of 109 Tai Chi movements that support mind, body, and soul. A $5 donation per class is requested to help cover space rental and related expenses.

The Investment Club at Gulf Beaches Public Library brings together community members who are interested in investing, personal finance, and market trends. Participants discuss strategies, financial literacy topics, stock market news, and broader economic developments in a friendly setting. New and experienced investors alike are welcome, with conversations that help people connect, exchange ideas, and strengthen their financial knowledge through community discussion and lifelong learning.

Larry’s Car Show is known as the area’s longest-running weekly gathering, celebrating more than two decades of showcasing vehicles and welcoming car lovers of all ages. All makes and models are invited to participate. Vehicle registration is $5 and includes a 10 percent dinner discount. Expect vendors, games, and weekly 50/50 drawings, along with chances to compete for prizes and trophies. Attendees can explore standout rides, connect with fellow gearheads, and enjoy food at OCC Road House in a family-friendly setting.

Motorcycles take over Bert’s Barracuda Harley-Davidson and OCC Road House for a lively weekly bike night that happens in any weather. The lot fills with bikes, food, and cold drinks as riders and enthusiasts gather to celebrate the Tampa Bay motorcycle community. An official group ride rolls through Pinellas County, with registration before departure, a midpoint photo stop, and a return to OCC Road House. Registered riders receive Bert’s Bucks, one complimentary OCC Road House domestic beer or house mixed drink, and two entries in the weekly raffle. The evening features live music, burnouts, slow races, vendors, a bikini bike wash, a mechanical bull, and games like cornhole, pool, shuffleboard, and foosball, along with plenty of food and ice-cold beverages. Bert’s Barracuda Harley-Davidson also offers extended hours to browse gear, motorcycles, and accessories.

Highlights include motorcycle-themed games, music and food, plus a complimentary series of bike rides with prizes.

Kids can dive into creativity while caregivers enjoy a little downtime. Each week features a different hands-on art project that keeps participants focused, smiling, and eager to return. Register by calling 727-203-2452.

Step up to the microphone for a lively night of songs, where anyone can take a turn with a favorite classic or simply enjoy the company of others. Warm up those vocals, share a tune or two, and cheer along as the mic keeps the energy high. The atmosphere is friendly and upbeat for both confident performers and enthusiastic listeners.

SPINKICK is a weekly randomized fighting game tournament at The Muddy Root Kava Cafe. A wheel selects the game for the session, then matches get underway. The event includes casual play to warm up, a single mulligan vote held right after the spin, registration, and the tournament itself, with more casual matches once finals conclude. Players of any experience level are welcome to compete, connect with fellow fighting game fans, and enjoy food and drinks. Venue patronage is required, with a one drink minimum.

Bandingo Music Bingo brings a lively, game show style experience to The Park on 66th with Iron Aiden. Attendees have a chance to win venue gift cards, as well as free food and cocktails. Participation is free, and winners receive prizes at no cost. The Park on 66th also offers food, drinks, daily specials, and entertainment every night, and the venue was formerly known as the Pinellas Grill.

Experience two styles under one roof while staying rooted in West Coast Swing. At District Dance Academy, two rooms are devoted to West Coast Swing and Country Swing, starting with fundamentals in both. Jae and Lyla guide West Coast Swing basics and a progressive class, while Trent and Lily lead Country Swing basics followed by a progressive class. The evening then shifts into a crossover social where dancers can enjoy mixed music that blends WCS, Country, and fusion. The environment is beginner friendly, no partner is required, and instruction is provided by experienced teachers who foster a welcoming, supportive community focused on growth, connection, and dancing together. This series takes place every Thursday.

Troubled Waters Brewing teams up with Timeless Entertainment for a recurring trivia night, a timely lead up to the weekend.

At Caledonia Brewing, music lovers can test their knowledge in a free-to-play trivia night with rounds such as Name That Tune, general music trivia, and other surprises. The top three teams receive house cash, and the winning team gets to hoist the Unicorn Trophy and enjoy a week of bragging rights. Open to ages 21 and up. Seating is unreserved and available on a first come, first served basis.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Kick off your weekend with karaoke at Anclote Brew.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Enjoy a laid back cars and coffee meetup created for true enthusiasts. The focus is on a calm, welcoming vibe and a shared love of automobiles. Please be respectful of the lot.

Streetwise takes the stage for a live appearance.

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

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

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

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