Events in Clearwater today

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.

Kick off the week with a simple meal solution, a whole herb roasted chicken for just $7. This all natural chicken is seasoned with a house spice blend and is ready to enjoy hot at the Clearwater location. It is also stocked in the grab-and-go section at the Dunedin location, so you can heat it at home. The Monday price is limited to two per customer and is available on a first come, first served basis until sold out. No substitutions are offered, additional discounts do not apply, and the offer is available in store only. The promotion runs on Mondays except holidays and may change without notice. See the website for full terms and conditions.

This Belles & Chimes Tampa Bay Second Monday meetup blends a welcoming vibe with spirited competition to help players develop their skills and deepen their pinball knowledge. The action unfolds under blacklight with a neon glow, and glow sticks add to the atmosphere. A potluck and warm-up session take place first, followed by the tournament. The buy-in is $5.

Mid Pinellas Silent Book Club brings the choose-your-own-book spirit of a worldwide reading community to Troubled Waters Brewing. With more than 2,000 chapters in 68 countries and over a million members, Silent Book Club invites readers to enjoy quiet time together without assigned titles. This meetup follows a simple rhythm: settle in with a drink, enjoy a focused stretch of silent reading with whatever you brought, then close with the option to chat about books or keep turning pages. All readers and formats are welcome. Recommendation cards will be available to share favorite picks, and those suggestions are later posted on the chapter’s social channels. The chapter also hosts rotating gatherings around the area and occasional pop ups.

Learn Tai Chi at Dunedin Recreation Center with welcoming, step by step guidance from Tai Chi Traditions instructors. Designed for beginners, this class explores the complete set of 109 movements while supporting balance of mind, body, and spirit. A $5 donation is requested per class to help cover expenses and rental of the space.

Make Monday more fun with karaoke at Anclote Brew. Check the specials board for nightly deals.

Get ready for a full night of laughs at The Jump Off, Clearwater Comedy Club’s weekly comedy show. Each week features talented comedians bringing fresh jokes, punchlines, and high-energy performances, with a mix of seasoned pros and up-and-coming talent. Grab a drink and come enjoy nonstop stand-up from start to finish.

This weekly BNI meetup is guided by the Giver’s Gain value, uniting the chapter around a shared aim of helping one another thrive. The emphasis is on giving referrals, offering support, and sharing knowledge so the whole group benefits. Each session focuses on cultivating real relationships, exchanging opportunities, and acknowledging achievements that grow from collaboration and trust. It aims to be more than typical networking, building a community anchored in integrity, accountability, and collective growth.

Purposeful Living Women Professional Networking Group hosts a connection-focused gathering at The West End Market in the newest Dunedin and Palm Harbor location. Expect meaningful networking, community building, and deep conversations for women seeking growth in business, spiritual walk, and relationships. Guests can attend with a $10 access pass, and PLW membership provides added benefits, including access to all nine locations. The purpose-aligned leader is Jalaine Poirier.

Meet the instructors as they introduce their classes, take a tour of the facility, and get questions answered at this meet and greet. Please do not park on the grass. Paved parking is available in front of and behind the church, and all brick parking spaces are public and free.

An in-person informational session at the Dunedin Public Library will explain how the Switch Together solar program works for residents, businesses, and nonprofits. Solar United Neighbors and Dunedin City staff will be available to answer questions and share details about the program’s consumer protections and opportunities for reduced pricing on solar PV systems. The session will also cover the City’s solar, resiliency, and sustainability rebate programs.

Explore a wide selection of homeschool materials available to take home at no cost. Due to a generous surplus of donations, the center is no longer operating as a library, and visitors may keep the resources they choose. The collection features thousands of curriculum items along with educational games to support home learning.

Music Bingo brings a lively game-night vibe to Sunset Lounge in Clearwater. Participation is free, and prizes are awarded to winners. The games are hosted by Russ.

Clear Sky Draught Haus hosts a free weekly live trivia night presented by Trivia Nation. The game covers general knowledge and feels similar to favorites like Jeopardy or Trivial Pursuit, with questions suited for players from age eight through eighty. It is a team format, so friends, coworkers and families can compete together, and solo participants can join a team on site. Each week features $100 in prizes and a lively challenge that will get you thinking. A free answer of the week is available on the Trivia Nation website for those looking to boost their score.

Truthful Tuesdays is a lively conversation-style class that begins with timely astrology insights, then moves into an interactive discussion of metaphysical topics. Participants can bring questions and share viewpoints while exploring spirituality, consciousness, intuition, and subtle energies, all grounded in what is happening in the cosmos right now. The format blends guidance with dialogue for curious minds seeking clarity, connection, and deeper understanding. It meets on the second Tuesday of each month, and the cost is $20.

A.L.Y.K. Community Theater offers free acting workshops at ARTZ 4 Life Academy. Designed for both youth and adults, these sessions focus on building emotional expression, body awareness, and strong communication in a friendly, enjoyable environment. Instruction is led by Cranstan Cumberbatch, an American Stage Drama and Acting Instructor, and an award-winning actor, director, writer, and producer with DreamMakerz Productions.

At Slyce (Madeira Beach), music bingo takes center stage with a lively game where a host plays quick song snippets and players mark their cards to match what they hear. There is no trivia and no live band, just music-fueled fun with friendly competition, prizes, and bragging rights. Enjoy cold drinks and stone-baked pizzas while you play. It is suitable for all ages, and there is no fee to participate.

Caregiver’s Pathway Support Group has updated its regular meeting schedule and will continue gathering at St. Michael’s Old Catholic Church. This change is intended to better support caregivers in the community by making it easier to attend, connect with others, and receive encouragement.

Put your knowledge to the test at The Playground in Dunedin during a lively trivia night with no entry fee and prizes up for grabs. Nancy leads the questions, while April and Tristan take care of the bar. The event goes on regardless of the weather. Expect clever challenges, plenty of laughs, and a welcoming setting with food, drinks, and good company.

Road House Park N’ Chill brings together Tampa Bay’s car, truck, and motorcycle community at OCC Road House & Museum for a relaxed weekly meet with an upbeat vibe. Look for more than 200 parking spaces, a live DJ shaping the atmosphere, and ten VIP spots reserved for modified vehicles. Vendors are on-site each week, and select attractions rotate, including a wheelie machine and a mechanical bull, so availability can vary. Food and a full bar are available, with specials that include $7 all-you-can-eat pasta for dine-in, plus $1 off domestic beers and $1 off well drinks. The vendor mix changes regularly and can feature custom automotive apparel and accessories, collectibles and diecast sets, handmade sweets, event coverage and videography, and women’s automotive apparel. VIP placement can be reserved by messaging @tampabaymeets on Instagram. The environment is controlled and respectful, with simple rules in place: no burnouts, no loud music, and remember to clean up after yourself.

Start with a group lesson for beginners, then move into a social practice party where newcomers, social ease participants, and early bronze students can try out their steps in a friendly, judgment free setting. Complimentary drinks include water, soda, coffee, and wine. Students attend for free. The public price is $15, and adding the group lesson costs an extra $5.

Chopped and Screwed is Clearwater Comedy Club’s high-energy comedy showcase featuring fresh talent from across the country. Expect fast-paced sets and a fun lineup of comedians who are ready to make their mark. Come enjoy a lively night of stand-up in an energetic room.

The Greater Pasco Chamber Veterans Roundtable is a monthly gathering that brings veterans, veteran-owned companies, and community partners together to network, exchange information, and lend support. The setting is informal and welcoming, encouraging honest conversation and meaningful connections, all with a shared purpose of helping veterans thrive after military service. Whether you run a veteran-owned business, are shifting into a new career, or want to expand your contacts, you will find people who understand your experience. Each month spotlights relationship building, practical opportunities, and links to resources that support career development, entrepreneurship, and leadership within the local community. Please note that the meeting site alternates monthly between East Pasco and West Pasco, so confirm the latest schedule and location beforehand.

Countryside Cuties is a monthly series presented with Fit4Mom that welcomes children ages 2 to 8 to laugh, learn, and play in a warm, family-friendly setting. Each installment features a new theme with interactive games, creative crafts, music, story time, and surprise guests, creating a fun outing for little ones and their caregivers. Activities take place on the lower level near the play area and JCPenney, and admission is free.

A lively, play-filled twist on storytime blends upbeat children's music, movement, and bubbles with one or two short tales. Geared to children 18 months to 4 years old, it offers a fun way to wiggle, listen, and explore together. Registration is not required.

Little ones ages 2 and under can enjoy a gentle storytime at Gulf Beaches Public Library that blends read-alouds, playful songs, simple movement, and interactive moments. The program fosters early reading skills, language growth, and social development while nurturing a love of books from the very beginning. Parents, grandparents, and caregivers can connect with local families as children explore stories together in a welcoming setting.

An adult coloring group gathers at Gulf Beaches Public Library, creating a calm space to slow down and be creative. Participants can ease stress, center their thoughts, and enjoy friendly company while bringing pages to life with color. The group welcomes all experience levels, whether you make art often or are simply looking for a peaceful activity at the library.

Enjoy a Wednesday sunset on the Dunedin Causeway with jeep enthusiasts and relax by the water. Bring a chair, a cooler, and shade if you like, and consider a float or tube to reach the nearby sandbar, where you can look for sand dollars. Remember the Causeway rules, which prohibit dogs, alcohol, and glass, and note that the area is actively patrolled with fines for violations. A restaurant with a bar is within walking distance, and bathrooms are available. Please leave the beach cleaner than you found it.

Deepen your tai chi practice in an advanced, mixed level class led by Tai Chi Traditions, Inc. instructors at Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd. Instruction centers on refining understanding and execution of the form while supporting mind, body, and spirit. Participants should have completed at least one beginner tai chi class and feel comfortable with the form. A $5 contribution is requested each class to help cover expenses and space rental.

Bachata Sensual takes center stage at District Dance Academy with a carefully structured evening for all experience levels in a friendly, relaxed setting. The program opens with a complimentary basics session for newcomers or anyone brushing up on fundamentals, moves into a Level 1 class focused on technique, body movement, timing, and connection, then advances to a Level 2 class that broadens vocabulary, fluidity, musicality, and partnerwork. The night concludes with a laid-back practice social to apply what you learned and connect with the community. Instruction is led by Julio Herrera of Ésmooth Motions, a certified Bachata Sensual instructor under creators Korke y Judith, bringing authentic technique, modern concepts, and practical social dance application to Tampa Bay. Payment is accepted by cash, card, Venmo, or Zelle. Pricing is available for group classes, private lessons, class packages, and other training options. The environment is welcoming and supportive, with a clear path to progress at your own pace and build confidence on the dance floor.

This new progressive West Coast Swing training experience at District Dance Academy is built for dancers seeking consistent, team-oriented growth rather than one-off topics. The Accelerator Series is a focused six-week program that blends steady coaching, purposeful repetition, guided practice, and chances to apply new skills in real social dancing. Each series concentrates on a single core idea or movement family instead of piling on patterns, which helps solidify fundamentals, smooth out connection, build confidence, and deepen overall understanding. Every week features an intensive class followed by a short guided practice and social dance. Classmates remain consistent throughout the program, enrollment is limited for stronger coach-to-student attention, and Nik and Lily provide individualized feedback. Drop-ins are not accepted. Because each session builds on the last, registration is for the complete six-week course. The price for one six-week series is $120. Upcoming topics include Whip Mechanics, The Art of the Tuck Turn, and Rock and Go foundations and variations.

Enjoy a music bingo night at Pi Pizza Bar featuring BANDINGO hosted by Chris, known as Emcee Werk It. This well known Tampa Bay game show adds playful, interactive fun to your visit while you dig into handcrafted pizza and garlic knots. Pair it with a full bar and plenty of local craft beers. Golf carts are welcome for an easygoing outing of food, drinks, and games.

Put your knowledge to the test at a weekly trivia showdown at Dunedin House of Beer. Face off with some of Dunedin’s most seasoned trivia enthusiasts and tackle questions designed to keep you on your toes. Bring your best effort, because this game rewards sharp minds and quick recall.

Anclote Brew hosts Karaoke Wednesdays, a weekly chance to sing and shake off the midweek blues.

Ashley Lux Band performs a blend of pop, rock, and dance at Cocos Crush OG.

Get ready for a midweek dose of stand-up at Endless Summer, Clearwater Comedy Club’s beachy comedy tradition. Expect a relaxed, ocean-breeze vibe with top-tier comedians delivering nonstop laughs from start to finish.

Thursdays bring a special deal on the Family Pack of grass-fed ground beef. Pick up a family-size package and enjoy 25 percent off at checkout. This offer is available in-store at the Clearwater location and applies only to family-size packs. Quantities are limited and available on a first come, first served basis, and substitutions are not offered. The discount is valid on Thursdays, excluding holidays, and cannot be combined with other promotions. Details may change. See the website for full terms and conditions.

A monthly pitch and networking event for Realtors at True Concept Title creates space to share listings and connect with peers. Expect a yogurt parfait bar, giveaways, and prizes. Those who are not Realtors should check in advance to confirm availability for their profession.

Enjoy a welcoming Mahjong gathering at Gulf Beaches Public Library, where the classic tile game brings together strategy, concentration, and friendly conversation. This weekly group offers relaxed play, lighthearted competition, and a chance to meet others who share an interest in Mahjong. All experience levels are welcome, from seasoned players to those looking to connect with fellow enthusiasts in a friendly library setting.

Receive welcoming, step-by-step guidance from Tai Chi Traditions instructors while learning all 109 Tai Chi movements that support the well-being of your body, mind, and soul. A $5 donation per class is requested to cover expenses and space rental.

Connect with community members at Gulf Beaches Public Library for a welcoming discussion group centered on investing and personal finance. Conversations explore strategies, financial literacy, stock market developments, and broader economic trends. Participants at any experience level, from newcomers to seasoned investors, can share insights and expand their financial knowledge together.

Larry's Car Show is the area's longest-running weekly gathering of car enthusiasts, a tradition of more than 20 years at OCC Road House. All types of vehicles are welcome. Registration for show cars is $5 and includes a coupon for 10 percent off dinner. Attendees can look forward to 50/50 raffles, lighthearted games, vendors, and a family-friendly setting. Show a favorite ride or browse the lineup, connect with fellow fans, enjoy food, and compete for prizes and trophies.

Motorcycles converge at Bert’s Barracuda Harley-Davidson and OCC Road House for Bert’s Great American Bike Night, a large weekly gathering in Tampa Bay that takes place regardless of weather. Hundreds of bikes line the lot, with vendors to explore and plenty of food and chilled drinks at OCC Road House. An organized ride through Pinellas County is part of the experience, with registration before rollout, a mid-route photo stop, and a return to OCC Road House. Registered riders receive a $25 Bert’s Bucks credit valid for ten days, one complimentary OCC Road House domestic beer or house mixed drink, and two entries in the weekly raffle. Entertainment spans live music, burnouts, slow races, raffles, a bikini bike wash, and a mechanical bull, along with games like cornhole, pool, shuffleboard, and foosball. Bert’s Barracuda Harley-Davidson also offers extended hours so visitors can browse motorcycles, gear, and accessories.

This event offers games for riders, music, and food, creating a fun atmosphere. It also includes a complimentary series of bike rides with chances to win prizes.

Step up to the mic for a lively karaoke night where singers and spectators are equally welcome. Warm up your voice, choose a favorite classic or try something new, and share the spotlight with a friendly crowd. Whether you want to perform or simply cheer from the audience, the energy stays high and the party vibe kicks in whenever the microphone is live.

Kids get a fun, creative session while caregivers take a breather. Each week features a brand‑new, hands‑on art project that keeps participants engaged and eager to return. To register by phone, call 727-203-2452.

SPINKICK presents a special Avatar Legends Launch Day Tournament at The Muddy Root Kava Cafe. The event features a double elimination bracket, with casual play available beforehand, dedicated warmups prior to the bracket, and more casual matches after the tournament wraps up. Participants should bring their own controllers, and patronage is required for attendance. For those following from afar, the tournament will be streamed live on YouTube and Twitch.

Portkey Books hosts a Romantasy Book Club discussion of The Knight And The Moth by Rachel Gillig. The club typically meets every other month on the second Thursday and usually gathers in the bookstore courtyard if the weather allows. Any last minute location updates are shared with those who RSVP through the bookstore’s webstore, posted in the Romantasy Facebook group and on social media, and placed on the bookstore door. Upcoming picks include Behooved by M Stevenson, The Wicked Sea by Jordan Stephanie Gray, The Isle in the Silver Sea by Tasha Suri, and a Romantasy Pitch Party. Ordering the book club selection through Portkey Books supports the store.

This small-group fitness class at The Funk centers on Steel Mace training and Stick Mobility to help rebuild mobility and strength. Working with the uneven load of the mace engages the entire body, building practical strength, a stable core, a stronger grip, and healthier shoulders in ways that traditional weights may not. Stick Mobility uses a training stick to create leverage in dynamic stretches, promoting greater range of motion, stability, coordination, and body awareness while supporting better posture and functional movement. Together, these methods can help reduce the risk of injury, aid recovery, ease discomfort, enhance overall athletic performance, and support mental well-being. Active stretching is paired with resistance to strengthen end-range positions for improved joint health. Class size is limited to five participants. Online registration is required. Direct message with any questions.

BANDINGO Music Bingo at The Park on 66th features a music-themed bingo game with Iron Aiden and chances to win venue gift cards, food, or cocktails. Participation is free, and prizes are awarded at no cost. The Park on 66th in Pinellas Park, formerly known as Pinellas Grill, offers sports, live music, food, cold drinks, daily specials, and entertainment every night.

Enjoy a night that grows the swing dance community while honoring a solid West Coast Swing foundation. Two rooms highlight two styles, with beginner basics offered in both spaces taught by Jae and Lyla for West Coast Swing and Trent and Lily for Country Swing. After the fundamentals, each room continues with progressive instruction so dancers can build skills at a comfortable pace. The evening finishes with a crossover social where everyone can dance together. Expect a music mix spanning West Coast Swing, Country, and fusion to create an inclusive floor for all levels. Instruction is led by experienced teachers, no partner is required, and newcomers are welcome. Whether you love WCS, prefer country swing, or want to explore both, this gathering centers on growth, connection, and dancing together.

Troubled Waters partners with Timeless Entertainment for a weekly trivia night. The evening offers friendly competition and a lighthearted lead-up to the weekend.

Hatchet Hangout hosts an official World Axe Throwing League hatchet league for the summer season, welcoming newcomers and seasoned throwers alike. Over eight weeks, participants compete weekly, sharpen their skills, and enjoy a lively, supportive setting. Each week features multiple WATL disciplines with standings to track progress. The full eight-week season is priced at $100, and flexible payment options are available. Leagues are offered at both the St. Petersburg and Clearwater locations on separate league nights. As a WATL member venue, Hatchet Hangout also runs leagues, marathons, and tournaments throughout the year.

Test your music knowledge at Caledonia Brewing with a team-based trivia night featuring guess-the-tune challenges, general music questions, and a few surprises. It is free to play, the top three teams earn house cash, and the winners claim weekly bragging rights along with a chance to hoist the Unicorn Trophy. Participation is limited to ages 21 and up. Seating is not reserved, so it is first come, first served.