Events in Dade City, FL

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.

Since 1987, this downtown tradition has brought the Orlando community together at Lake Eola Park. Stroll around the lake, take in the downtown atmosphere, and browse a wide variety of local vendors and small businesses. Visit Local Tomatoes LLC for a colorful selection of fresh fruits, vegetables, seasonal produce, and farm fresh eggs. Bring family and friends to enjoy the park, support local vendors, and make it something to look forward to each Sunday.

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.

At Shifting Souls, Pouring Art with Gratitude offers a hands-on acrylic pouring experience that blends creativity, color, intention, and gratitude into a process of free-flowing expression. Rather than focusing on being good at art, participants let the paint move, have fun, and create something uniquely their own. No prior art experience is needed. Throughout the session, participants are encouraged to infuse heartfelt intentions and gratitude into their work, turning each canvas into a personal reminder of the energy they want to carry forward. The experience includes guided instruction, one canvas to create and take home, and all necessary supplies in a relaxed, welcoming setting, with additional canvases available for those who want to keep creating. Attendance is limited to eight participants to allow plenty of room to explore, ask questions, and enjoy the process. The cost is $33 per person.

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.

Slowdown Sundays at Skipper’s features a gentle slow flow yoga session led by Julia inside the Skipperdome. This donation based class welcomes all ages, genders, body types, and experience levels. Bring a yoga mat, a towel, and bottled water to stay comfortable and hydrated.

Dr. Paul Bearer brings his notorious hearse to Spooky Empire inside the Hyatt Regency Orlando, transforming it into an indoor spectacle. The casket is lowered from the back to create a one of a kind photo moment, where visitors can step inside for a chilling keepsake with Dr. Paul Bearer. Guests can meet the host of Creature Feature on the Nostalgia Network, see the hearse and casket up close, and browse themed merchandise. Expect a spirited dose of Halloween fun with eerie photo ops and macabre flair.

This monthly in-person community circle offers a gentle pause to slow down through the lens of Time, Expectations, and Access. It is a welcoming place to land in your body, in your real life, and in what is true right now. Together, participants explore how time can feel stretched, rushed, stuck, or out of rhythm, how expectations show up as shoulds, roles, inner pressure, and inherited standards, and how access relates to capacity, support, resources, boundaries, and what is genuinely available. It can be a supportive fit if you have been carrying a lot and need space to exhale, if you feel distant from your needs or inner clarity, if you are in a season of transition and want steadier footing, or if you want meaningful community without any pressure to overshare. You are welcome exactly as you are. Facilitation is led by Colette McLeod, a Licensed Therapist and facilitator who supports individuals and groups in reconnecting with themselves through grounded reflection, nervous system truth telling, and a blend of modern and ancient practices. Her approach centers sustainable change by honoring what is real without abandoning yourself in the process.

Awaken your senses with an immersive introduction to blind tasting led by Master Sommelier George Miliotes. Practice assessing wines without labels, setting aside expectations as you explore the balance, aromas, and structure of each carefully selected pour. Designed for newcomers and the simply curious, this tasting breaks down the methods professionals use to recognize grape varieties, regions, and styles. Expect to finish with greater confidence in your own palate, keener sensory awareness, and a deeper appreciation for tasting without visual cues. The experience features six 2 ounce pours, three reds and three whites, along with one thoughtfully arranged charcuterie board meant for sharing.

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

Take part in a $30 Pokémon prerelease sealed tournament at Coliseum of Comics. Space is limited and entry is first come, first served, so arriving early improves your chance of securing a seat. If the player cap is reached before registration, the event may start ahead of schedule. If it does not fill, the tournament will begin with the registered players who are present. Each participant builds a deck from a prerelease kit that includes a 22 card pack drawn from current and earlier sets, four booster packs, and one of four alternate art promo cards, with basic Energy provided. Matches use a Swiss format with four prize cards and 20 minute rounds. Players should bring or purchase their own dice or damage counters, along with card sleeves if they want extra protection during play. A Pokémon Player ID is requested if you already have one. Players who complete all three rounds receive three booster packs. Regular Pokémon League play will be available for those not taking part in the prerelease.

Sun & Vine brings Plant Bingo back to Florida Avenue Brewing in Seminole Heights, Tampa after two sold out editions. It offers an easygoing afternoon centered on craft beer, greenery, prizes, and the camaraderie of fellow plant lovers. Tickets include 20 rounds of plant themed bingo with all cards and materials provided. Each round awards a plant prize to one winner, and every attendee takes home a 3 inch plant. It suits devoted collectors and casual plant parents alike, as well as anyone seeking a unique outing with friends and a local brew, with the chance to leave with more plants than they arrived with. The previous two Plant Bingo events sold out. No physical ticket is required, since the order confirmation serves as entry. Plants, beer, and bingo come together for a lively gathering.

The Mudds, a local favorite, bring their signature blend of original smooth jazz and toe tapping blues to Bree’s Riverside Restaurant. The band features Sam Mudd on vocals and guitar, Betsy Mudd on bass, Port Barlow on guitar, Jeff Craft on keys, and Jeff Harrison on harmonica. Enjoy a relaxed riverside vibe with music made to feed both the soul and the tummy.

Formerly an evening meetup, this Pokémon trading gathering at Nerdz With Money now happens during the day to give younger collectors a better chance to participate. Enjoy kid-focused giveaways and raffles for sealed products. Trading sealed product between guests is not permitted, though sealed items can be traded in to the store. Share a photo from the event and tag the shop for a chance to be featured in its story.

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.

A warm Día de los Muertos pop-up market fills The Great Southern Box Company Food Hall & Bar with music, food, games, and community ofrendas. Guests can explore a curated selection of local Latino-owned small businesses and celebrate heritage by honoring loved ones through shared traditions. The event is free and family friendly, offering a lively bodega-inspired atmosphere with plenty to taste, hear, and discover.

At Sunshine Games, a Pokémon TCG prerelease spotlights the Mega Evolution, Delta Reign expansion. Mega Rayquaza ex takes center stage as a dominant force in the skies, with Mega Golurk ex, Mega Malamar ex, and Mega Golisopod ex also featured. Entry is $30 and includes one sealed prerelease kit. The event uses a Limited sealed deck format with three Swiss-style rounds. Each match is best of one and lasts 30 minutes, and there is no top cut. Participants receive one additional booster pack for every round they play.

At Kaleidoscope, enjoy a warm bowl of freshly made spaghetti with a side of garlic toast for just $8. Quantities are limited, so it can sell out quickly. Settle in with a drink and make this comforting plate part of your routine.

Every Sunday brings an all-day oyster happy hour with oysters opened fresh and priced at one dollar each. A minimum order of twelve applies, and there is a limit of three dozen per person. This offer is available for dine-in only, and additional restrictions may apply.

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.

Acoustic Alchemy brings more than three decades of contemporary jazz shaped by acoustic guitar melodies colored by global influences. The Grammy-nominated ensemble is known among jazz listeners for favorites like Mr. Chow and Jamaica Heartbeat, pairing nimble musicianship with relaxed grooves. Their latest release, The Empire of Lights, explores reggae accents and western-inspired rhythms while keeping the fluid guitar work that has long defined their sound. The new material spans a western-styled shuffle on 8,000 Miles, the reggae-tinged Alisio, and the upbeat energy of Back to Back. This evening centers on sleek guitars and far-reaching textures as the group marks its Judson's Live debut.

Celebrate 35 years of Sonic with Sonic Live in Concert, a multimedia journey honoring the speedy hero and the game music that shaped a generation. A live 15-piece orchestra performs new arrangements from Sonic Adventure, Sonic Frontiers, Sonic Generations, and more, all synchronized with high-definition gameplay and cinematic imagery that brings each world into focus. After selling out performances around the world, this reimagined show blends sweeping symphonic power, arena-rock energy, and beloved themes into a fast-paced experience fueled by nostalgia and adventure.

Nick Shoulders brings the "Apocalypse, Never!" Tour to Tampa for a tour stop in the city.

At UBTH Lounge, this open mic brings together musicians, poets, comedians, and more for a relaxed showcase of local talent. The setting is warm and supportive, and attendees of any age are welcome. Performers can secure stage time by signing up in advance through the event’s Instagram account, with all experience levels encouraged. It is a community focused night of creativity and entertainment for friends and families alike.

Part of the Art Wellness Education/Jazz Series, this event pays tribute to Sam Rivers through the Rejuvenation Orchestra, a group formed by Doug Mathews after 25 years on bass for Rivers and time in the RivBea Orchestra, Sam’s big band. Mathews unites original RivBea players with a new generation of musicians to continue Rivers’ spirit in new directions. The Rejuvenation Orchestra rehearses at the white house on the first Sunday of each month. Admission is pay what you like. Attendees are encouraged to bring a bottle of wine or a nonalcoholic beverage to share. Expect a loud experience, with earplugs available at the bar. The lead sponsor for Timucua's Jazz Series is Revive Skincare Clinic.

Enjoy a day on the greens while supporting the Foundation for Foster Children and its work to provide children in foster care with meaningful relationships, resources, and opportunities to thrive. Golfers will receive a player gift and enjoy a catered lunch, awards ceremony, and post-tournament reception with hors d’oeuvres. Golfing, sponsoring, donating, sharing, or volunteering can help support brighter futures for children and youth in foster care. Sponsors can also take part in networking and community connection, receive recognition during the tournament, and help fund programs that provide stability, personalized support, and opportunities.

Spend time in fellowship while crafting, quilting, and sewing with loving hearts and hands.

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.

This exhibition explores how artists draw on fandom, popular culture, shared imagery, and personal connections to create new meanings through reinterpretation. Featuring works by students, faculty, and staff from all campuses, it examines the relationship between inspiration and transformation in contemporary artwork.

Connect with local organizations dedicated to supporting seniors and their families at a free expo featuring prize drawings, refreshments, and health screenings.

Enjoy the Monday special featuring a Bogey Burger and fries for $10.99.

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.

Take part in Monday Night Commander, a Magic: The Gathering event. New to Magic or the Commander format? Decks are available to use after signing in. Please install or update your companion app before arriving.

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.

Tarot readers of all experience levels can practice giving and receiving readings in a safe, respectful group. This free-form, self-led gathering is a chance to bring your own decks and supplies, share knowledge and tips, and get valuable practice.

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.

Enjoy a trivia session hosted by Sarah, who was voted Orlando’s best trivia host.

Settle into a gentle, restorative yoga class in an outdoor setting in Thornton Park. The beginner-friendly, all-levels practice blends Hatha and Vinyasa movement with breath awareness, meditation, and moments of stillness. Bring your own yoga mat, along with blocks or other supports if you need them. After class, complimentary herbal tea offers time to unwind and connect with others.

Enjoy a music bingo night at Double Bogey's Tavern & Grille, with fun rounds, prizes, and a welcoming atmosphere for seasoned players and first-timers alike. Playing is free.

Connect with like-minded professionals, meet potential business partners, and grow your business at this recurring networking event in Orlando. The gathering continues its eighth year of bringing professionals together.

Power Gals of New Tampa brings women together to build business connections, expand networks, and share referrals, collaboration, and support. Business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals can connect and build relationships in a community centered on women supporting women.

Enjoy a relaxed, self-guided artmaking experience in a welcoming, inclusive community studio. Choose from a variety of projects and create at your own pace. Projects are priced individually, so you pay only for what you choose to make, and the Studio Director is available to offer guidance or assistance. People of all ages, abilities, and levels of artistic experience are welcome to come on their own, with a friend, or with family. The Artmaking Space is a nonprofit community art studio and outreach program focused on creativity, wellbeing, and connection.

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.

Options for Women offers free medical services at a mobile clinic in North Lakeland. Women and men of all ages can request STD testing or pregnancy confirmation and consultation services, with scheduled and walk-in appointments available. A women’s wellness referral program is also offered, along with compassionate, confidential support for discussing pregnancy options.

Experience a BNI meeting and connect with business professionals from across Tampa Bay while learning firsthand about the Givers Gain approach. Guests can attend without pressure to pitch. The group currently has an open seat for a family law attorney and an estate attorney, with one professional accepted per category. Bring a business card and an open mind.

This B2B networking gathering offers a chance to connect with Chamber members and other business representatives. Participation is open to both members and non-members at no charge, with attendees covering the cost of their own meal. Businesses of every type are welcome.

Connect with local entrepreneurs, executives, and business owners in a welcoming networking setting focused on trust, collaboration, and business growth. Professionals from all industries are welcome. Bring 28 business cards and a brief introduction to share what you do. Guests attend free for their first two visits.

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.

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

Enjoy $8 martinis and $10 specialty flatbreads at Jenny’s during Tini Tuesdays.

Connect and network with other local businesses in Brooksville.

Enjoy a family dinner at Double Bogey’s Tavern & Grille, where children 12 and under can receive one free kids meal with each adult entrée purchase. The offer excludes the Taco Tuesday special.

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.

Create a custom holiday wreath in a hands-on class with Donna’s Wreaths and Things at Artisan Haven. Choose between two festive designs, “Christmas Welcome” or “Christmas Red Truck”, then craft a piece you will be proud to display. All tools and materials are provided, and the fee is $55. Space is limited to eight participants. To reserve a spot and select your design, call 352-442-4041.

Military Appreciation Night includes dinner followed by a program.

Enjoy a free, open-to-the-public trivia night at The Turn Bar & Grill. Bring a team, enjoy food, and compete for gift certificates awarded to the top three teams. Reading the three daily article headlines before the game earns five bonus points.

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 Back Tampa is a Super Smash Bros. Melee tournament held at New World Tampa. Players can compete in a bracket, with entry fees and a venue fee. The venue fee is waived for first-time attendees. Prize payouts go to the top three finishers.

The documentary follows autistic musician, artist, filmmaker, and storyteller Jennifer Msumba’s journey through the mental health system and residential treatment facilities toward building a life through creative work. It explores creativity, disability, institutionalization, resilience, independence, and the search for a meaningful life. After the screening, Msumba will take part in a live Q&A about the experiences featured in the film, her creative work, and the filmmaking process. Presented by the Sunscreen Film Festival in partnership with the University of Tampa Film, Animation and New Media program.

Enjoy two rounds of trivia, starting with general knowledge and followed by a theme that changes each week.

Enjoy a lively game of music bingo featuring legendary rock riffs and classic hits, with chances to win.

The evening includes Level 2, Level 3, and Level 1 classes, followed by a social. Pricing options are available for the full evening, a class and the social, Level 1 and the social, or the social alone.

Vile Productions presents Midnight at the Brass Mug in Tampa, celebrating 15 years of Satanic Royalty with a special anniversary show. The lineup also features Antagonizör, Midnight Vice, Sacrilous, and Othalan. Advance tickets are $25, and admission at the door is $30.

Discussion will center on Flirty Fall Fling by Lyra Parish. Attendees will have the opportunity to talk about the book together and share their takeaways.

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.

This free community run welcomes people of all skill levels for a route along the Riverwalk and back to the brewery. The average run is 3 miles, but the course also allows you to walk or run a shorter or longer distance. Afterward, runners can cool off with drinks at the brewery, where participants receive 10% off.

Spend an evening testing your knowledge at Trivia with Tucker at O'Brien's Irish Pub in Tampa's Carrollwood area. The event takes place every Tuesday.

Enjoy an acoustic open mic night featuring live performances.

Enjoy Music Bingo in a garage bar, hosted by E. Dash. Bring friends for multiple rounds, with prizes at the end of each round. A pizza special is also available, with every 12-inch pizza on the menu priced at $12.99.

Casual play is welcome before the tournament. Please register through the Bandai TCG+ app before arriving.

Put your general knowledge to the test in three rounds of trivia. Play for free with a team, and compete for gift card prizes awarded to the top three teams.

Grammy and Emmy-nominated singer, songwriter, and actor Cheyenne Jackson brings an evening of songs and storytelling to an intimate music lounge, following a sold-out solo show at Carnegie Hall. His performance blends jazz, pop, and folk, with show tunes, pop classics, and personal stories. Jackson has performed at venues including the Hollywood Bowl, Lincoln Center, and the Kennedy Center. His credits include Broadway productions such as Into the Woods, Xanadu, Thoroughly Modern Millie, and Oh, Mary!, as well as television shows including American Horror Story, 30 Rock, and Glee.

Spend an evening playing in a cornhole tournament in the Bay Room at Double Bogey's Tavern & Grille. Pre-sign-up is available, and bags are thrown at the start of play.

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.

Enjoy a free trivia night every Tuesday. Tables are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Follow Alexander Hamilton’s rise from an ambitious young man to a Founding Father in this musical saga of passion, love, honor, and legacy. Based on Ron Chernow’s biography, the production tells the story of a nation’s beginnings through a score blending hip-hop, jazz, R&B, and Broadway. The show features a book, music, and lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda, with direction by Thomas Kail, choreography by Andy Blankenbuehler, and musical supervision and orchestrations by Alex Lacamoire. Its honors include 11 Tony Awards, Grammy and Olivier Awards, and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama.

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.

This welcoming meditation session is open to everyone, from beginners to experienced practitioners. It begins with a brief meet and greet, followed by a 10 to 15-minute guided meditation, a contemplative reading, and time for reflection and discussion. The session concludes with a three-minute meditation featuring three questions to help embrace the day ahead. You are welcome to bring a mat or meditation pillow. Classes are free for members of the Lake Nona Community.

Explore a caregiving job opportunity focused on making a difference in the community. Open interviews are available, and completing an application in advance can save time. Applicants must be able to communicate effectively in English and have a CNA, HHA, LPN, or RN certification or license. Assistance is available with obtaining an HHA. Required items include I-9 documentation, CPR, a TB test or chest X-ray, a background check, and AHCA fingerprinting.

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.

Introductory sessions for Taoist tai chi are starting now. No pre-registration is required.

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 wings for 99 cents each on Wednesdays at Double Bogey's Tavern & Grille.

Connect with local professionals at a Carrollwood business networking meeting focused on building relationships, expanding your professional network, and finding referral partners. The welcoming, collaborative gathering is open to professionals across a wide range of industries. Bring business cards to share and an elevator pitch to introduce your expertise.

Learn more about hunger in the community during an information session, followed by a tour of an active food bank warehouse and distribution facility focused on hunger relief efforts in Central Florida.

Dress to impress, invite other industry professionals, and enjoy a great time. An RSVP is required to receive the location details.

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.

Put your general knowledge to the test at 1916 Irish Pub in Wesley Chapel. Trivia spans topics from pop culture to history, with teams competing for bragging rights.

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.

Get moving with a high-energy, hip-hop-style dance fitness class designed to build confidence and community. Open to all levels and ages 16 and up, the class requires no prior dance experience. Expect music and movement in a no-judgment environment.

Aestheticized presents a night at New World Tampa in Tampa featuring Sawyer Hill with Never Ending Fall. Sawyer Hill got his start playing bar gigs as a teenager, slipping in through back doors to avoid getting carded, and later broke out with the single "Look at the Time." He has gone on to earn more than 130 million streams and close to a quarter billion video views, taking his music beyond Arkansas across the United States and Europe. Highlights include sold out shows at the Troubadour in Los Angeles and the Bowery Ballroom in New York City, along with an extensive run supporting Yungblud. Those miles on the road helped shape his album "Everybody’s Home, Nobody’s Happy." To sharpen its sound and storytelling, he collaborated in Los Angeles with Mike Crossey, Chris Greatti, and Ryan Linville. The record reflects a confident voice pulled between the lure of home and the urge to speak for loners and doubters, especially Southern kids told to keep their feelings to themselves. Never Ending Fall joins the bill for a night of live music in Tampa.

Enjoy an open mic hosted by Fred Chandler, with opportunities for both regular performers and first-timers to take the stage. A full PA and drums are provided, and performers can receive a T-shirt while supplies last.

Twisted Trivia with Scott Kelly takes place every other Wednesday at Ukulele Brands in Land O Lakes.

Test your trivia skills with a team while enjoying local brews and delicious food nearby. Your team can choose different foods, but you will need to answer the trivia questions well to compete for prizes.

Enjoy free Pokémon play at Nerdz With Money.

Sanford native and finalist on Season 28 of The Voice, Yoshihanaa makes her Judson’s Live debut with soulful storytelling and powerful vocals. Her music blends jazz standards with fresh, genre-bending arrangements, shaped by her R&B and gospel roots. She performs alongside a dynamic live band of local musicians.

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Test your trivia knowledge against fellow agents at a weekly competition held at 007 Kitchen & Bar. Enjoy weekday happy hour and compete for Dezerland Park prizes at Orlando’s Only Bond Experience.

Enjoy alternative rock music bingo at Teak Neighborhood Grill. Listen to alternative rock anthems and play bingo for a chance to win.

Put your general knowledge to the test at 1916 Irish Pub in Plant City. Trivia covers topics ranging from pop culture to history, offering teams a chance to compete for bragging rights.

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.

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.

Compete in a Palworld tournament using a pre-constructed legal deck that includes at least 10 cards from the “Legends Awaken” booster pack. This is not a Sealed or Draft event, and Bushi Navi deck log registration is required. The tournament follows the Standard Format with Swiss rounds, best-of-one matches, and 30-minute rounds. Participants receive a promotional card and exclusive Bushi Navi Flair. The champion receives an exclusive playmat featuring Frostallion, Jetragon, and Frostallion Noct, along with exclusive Bushi Navi Flair.

The Council of Clubs & Units holds a monthly meeting.

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.

Enjoy an evening of live music at a community jam night, where musicians gather to play songs. The event welcomes performers who want to join the jam as well as guests who would like to listen.

This weekly late-night Ladies Night at Room 22 and Sidebar in downtown Orlando features two rooms with different vibes and DJs throughout the night. The experience is described as an after-dark continuation of Wine Down Wednesdays, R&B Wine Down, and other after-work events, with a lively atmosphere and a regular weekly crowd. RSVP guests can receive free entry before 11 PM, drinks are free until 11:30 PM, and bottles are offered for $200 all in until midnight. Early arrival is suggested, as the event may reach capacity.

Weekly member meetings at Raining Berries in Lutz bring together local business professionals and entrepreneurs for networking, learning, and collaboration. Each session begins with casual networking, then transitions into a focused meeting that encourages relationship building, knowledge sharing, and practical discussions tied to business growth and professional development. New members can get acquainted with the community, regular attendees strengthen existing connections and explore new collaborations, and visitors may attend up to two meetings to see how the group operates and supports success.

Sharpen distance work with your dog in a workshop led by NADAC Judge Karen Hough. The session emphasizes stronger teamwork, clearer communication, and greater confidence for effective performance at a distance. Working spots are $100 and limited to six teams. Auditing spots are $50 and limited to four people. An extra fee and preregistration are required. For registration information or other questions, contact Pat@AwesomeCritters.com.

Build confidence with essential computer skills in a beginner-friendly, supportive class. Learn how to use a mouse, keyboard, and touchscreen, navigate the desktop and manage files and folders, browse the internet safely, create and open documents, and set up and use email. No prior computer experience is needed.

Spend time sewing, crafting, and connecting in a welcoming creative space. All fabric and craft projects are welcome, including quilting, embroidery, sewing, and knitting. A few sewing machines and basic supplies are available, or you can bring your own. No registration is required, and attendance is free.

Discover new career opportunities in Orlando at a job fair at Four Points by Sheraton Orlando International Drive. Connect with top employers that are actively hiring across multiple industries, including healthcare, technology, customer service, logistics, and more. The event is designed for job seekers of all experience levels. Attendees can meet recruiters, submit resumes, and interview on the spot.

Enjoy select martinis for $5 at Florida Cracker Fish Co. every Thursday. It’s a chance to relax with friends and sip into the weekend early.

Explore a rotating selection of local businesses and vendors at this monthly downtown market, featuring fresh produce, food, flowers, and baked goods. The November vendors include Ascend Functional Health, Beeready4anything, Flour, Pooch Natural Living, Psalms Gourmet Brittle, Queen of the Sweets, Urban Tea Gardens, and Wild Bird Unlimited Tampa. Vendors are subject to change.

Connect with professionals from Wesley Chapel, Lutz, Land O’ Lakes, and nearby communities at a welcoming business networking lunch. RGA brings together entrepreneurs and professionals from a range of industries to build meaningful relationships, share opportunities, collaborate, and grow their businesses. There are no quotas or exclusivity requirements, and attendees can introduce their business and exchange referrals. Bring business cards, an elevator pitch, and an open mind.

A karate class for homeschool students meets on Thursdays.

Experience a restorative session combining guided meditation and hands-on energy healing with body intuitive Kara. The meditation is designed to quiet the mind and open the body to healing while Kara offers intuitive energy work as participants rest. The session is intended for anyone seeking relaxation, clarity, and energetic renewal, whether new to energy healing or experienced. No prior experience is needed. First-time participants receive an individual angel card reading after the meditation. The session is in person.

WCSS Kids TV Station & After-School Media Lab offers local youth a free, hands-on opportunity to explore video production, broadcasting, hosting, editing, and digital storytelling. Participants can learn to use cameras, lighting, and audio equipment, practice interviewing and reporting, and create original student-led news segments. The program also supports teamwork, communication, leadership, and media literacy. It is a collaboration between Community Stepping Stones and Mr. Stevey & Friends, with Community Stepping Stones serving as a regional youth hub in Hillsborough County.

The Tampa Museum of Art offers pay-as-you-will admission for Art on the House. Visitors can choose what they wish to pay, and any donation amount is welcome. Explore exhibitions featuring ancient, modern, and contemporary art.

Trivia host Max Blowers leads a lively, all-subjects competition spanning pop culture, history, science, music, and art. Explore the galleries for a special clue that could give you an advantage. Café Clementine’s L’Apéro hours feature organic wines, local Green Bench beer, and savory and sweet treats. Trivia tickets include Art After Dark admission, with discounted pricing for members and youth.

This support group offers discussions on a range of topics for people living with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) and their families. HCM causes the heart muscle to thicken and can affect people of any age. Experts from Tampa General Hospital and USF Health provide opportunities to learn about the condition, connect with the multidisciplinary care team, and access ongoing peer support and education about the disease process and treatment plans. The group is led by Dr. Robby Wu, HCM Program Director at Tampa General Hospital. The hybrid meeting uses Microsoft Teams and requires internet access and a computer, laptop, tablet, or smartphone with a camera, microphone, and speaker. Participation is voluntary, and information shared may be audible to all virtual and in-person attendees. Tampa General Hospital cannot guarantee the confidentiality of information shared during the meeting.

Enjoy a free show at The Blind Goat Food and Drink Co.

Discover the outlandish science-fiction story behind GWAR, a band of alien warriors banished to Earth after a string of reckless blunders. Their legend claims they wiped out the dinosaurs, helped create humanity, and were eventually frozen in Antarctic ice until a shady entrepreneur revived them with wrestling, horror movies, heavy metal, and crack cocaine.

Enjoy casual chess with friendly company in Sodo. Everyone is welcome to drop in or leave at any point during the evening. Open play is free, and tacos, pizza, beer, and sodas are available for purchase.

Explore perimenopause as a natural life transition in this educational class focused on symptoms, hormonal health, and supportive lifestyle practices. Topics include hot flashes, sleep disturbances, mood changes, nutrition, stress, movement, and the potential roles of adaptogens, nervines, and reproductive herbs. In-person participation includes supplies to make one custom-blended product. Participants should bring a small jar, approximately 8 ounces, to take home their product. Additional products can be made for a fee. Virtual participation includes class access and resources, but does not include medicine-making supplies.

This book club session explores Friday Black by Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah, a raw and often satirical look at being young and Black in America. Through ordinary characters placed in extraordinary situations, the book engages with violence, injustice, and the painful absurdities Black people face. The program includes a facilitated discussion, a gallery talk connecting the exhibition’s artworks with contemporary social conversations, a specially paired wine, and unlimited popcorn. The book is available at the MFA Shop and Book + Bottle. The ticket includes the program and one glass of wine, with additional wine available for purchase.

Enjoy music bingo featuring iconic hits from some of music’s biggest stars. Sing along and play to win.

The Orlando City Run Club meets every Thursday for a run.

Motionless In White brings The Sweat and Blood Tour to the Kia Center in Orlando.

Enjoy music bingo featuring iconic hits from some of music’s biggest stars. Sing along and play to win.

Put your trivia knowledge to the test in a free-to-play game at Double Bogey's Tavern & Grille.

Line dancing featuring Simone takes place at Double Bogey's Tavern & Grille. Admission is free and everyone is welcome, though attendees must be 18 or older. The entertainment is arranged by Chandler Entertainment LLC, a talent agency offering artist management and live music booking and providing live music across Florida since 2013. For more information, email Patty@ChandlerEntertainmentLLC.com or call 813-624-4637.

Jazz duo Dana & Alden draw inspiration from their wanderlust and family history on their album Papa’s Boat, sparked by a photograph of their maternal grandfather overlooking the sea. Built around Dana’s saxophone and Alden’s drums, the album blends jazz with indie, pop, rap, bossa nova, and other influences. It features their backing band and collaborations with Mei Semones, Melanie Charles, and Brazilian songwriter Marcos Valle. Alex Amen is also featured.

Christone "Kingfish" Ingram brings The Hard Road Tour to The RITZ Ybor.

Enjoy an open mic hosted by Fred Chandler, with a stage for both regular performers and first-timers. A full PA system and drums are provided, and performer T-shirts are available while supplies last.

Enjoy free play for Lorcana Heroic and Core at Nerdz With Money.

Experience captivating card tricks from Magic Jim in the Tap Room. Half-off bottles of wine are available at the restaurant. Reservations are requested for parties of six or more.

Acclaimed romance novelist Paul Sheldon survives a winter car crash and awakens in the secluded home of Annie Wilkes, a nurse who calls herself his number one fan. When Annie discovers that Paul has killed off her favorite character, she forces him to write a new novel and makes clear that she has no intention of letting him leave. As Paul writes for his life, this suspenseful production features Summer Bohnenkamp as Annie Wilkes, David Jenkins as Paul Sheldon, Troy Padraic Brooks as Sheriff Buster, and direction by Paul J. Potenza. The thriller includes strong adult language and references to prescription drugs and violence.

Thursdays are now shared between Riftbound and Lorcana. Riftbound play is being tested to see how many players take part, with stock expected in the near future if all goes well.

Originally from Vancouver, Britnee Kellogg brings a contemporary country sound shaped by her early run on American Idol. Back of My Mind amassed more than 19 million impressions on TikTok and reached No. 4 on the iTunes chart, and Hey Mama opened at No. 3. Both tracks are featured on her 2024 debut album, She’s Come a Long Way. She has also performed alongside Blake Shelton and Kane Brown.

Spend the evening singing karaoke at O’Brien’s Irish Pub in Tampa. The weekly entertainment is booked by Chandler Entertainment LLC.

Enjoy a karaoke session at the UBTH lounge, where guests can sing their favorite tunes or listen and cheer others on.

Enjoy a free comedy open mic featuring performers with stage time ranging from five to eight minutes. Performers can request one of the limited spots in advance by email, and sign-ups for any remaining spots open shortly before the show.

Take part in a coed sand volleyball league in St. Petersburg, with 2s, 3s, and 4s games played on rotating teams. Players can sign up solo, earn wins and points toward the leaderboard, and compete for prizes. The league offers a mix of competitive play and social beach volleyball.

Enjoy an exciting game of bingo hosted by a drag queen at Speakeasy Central.

Nếp Sài Gòn marks a new chapter for the family behind Pho Au Lac, a restaurant where families gathered and friendships grew over eight years. Former Pho Au Lac guests are invited to reconnect and may be among the first to experience Nếp Sài Gòn at its soft opening. The opening is pending final approvals.

Connect with local professionals through the Dr. Phillips Chamber’s business networking group. The gathering offers opportunities to build relationships, spotlight businesses, share leads and referrals, support professional growth, and strengthen connections within the Dr. Phillips and Orlando business community.

Enjoy a welcoming, comfortably paced outdoor yoga class with room for beginners to explore poses and experienced practitioners to challenge themselves. Open to all ages and skill levels, the free community class takes place at Crescent Park. Bring your own mat, towel, and water, and dress appropriately for being outdoors.

Enjoy a lively, full-body workout that brings together rhythmic drumming, movement, and music. This free class helps relieve stress while raising your heart rate, and welcomes participants of all experience levels. A free Get Fit St. Pete membership is used for electronic check-in at each class.

This multi-sport program introduces children ages 2½ to 6 to the fundamentals of 10 sports in a fun, non-competitive setting. Through interactive lessons with age-appropriate equipment, children build physical literacy, practice six key motor skills, and learn about nutrition and muscle identification. The curriculum balances variety and repetition to support skill development and personal progress at each child’s own pace, while fostering patience, teamwork, and self-confidence in a nurturing learning environment.

A dedication ceremony marks the final stage of construction of the Countryman Family One-Room Schoolhouse cupola. After the dedication, there will be an opportunity to explore the schoolhouse and enjoy light refreshments.

The 13th Annual Christmas Is Near Golf Classic brings golfers together at Plantation Palms Golf Club for a day of play, fellowship, and giving that supports families during the holiday season. Every round contributes to meaningful efforts close to home and abroad. Since the tournament began, more than 600 local families have received a $400 Christmas shopping spree, and over 600 bunk beds have been built for families in the Dominican Republic. The day features registration, a shotgun start, on-course drinks and snacks, a silent auction and raffle, and a dinner with an awards presentation. Registration is $150 per golfer and includes lunch and dinner. Highlights include a hole-in-one contest, closest to the pin, long drive, and festive challenges like Santa's Cannon Shot, Santa's Xtra Large Cup, Santa's Super Wedge, Santa's Dart, Stocking Stuffers, and Golf Hacks from Santa. Mulligans and additional contest packages will be available on tournament day. Sponsorship opportunities are available for businesses and individuals, and player registrations are open.

Browse the Friends of the Land O’Lakes Library Fall Book Sale and stock up on books for the season. Cash is the only accepted form of payment.

Nếp Sài Gòn BBQ & Hot Pot begins a new chapter after eight years as Pho Au Lac, bringing Vietnamese BBQ, roast, and hot pot to its dining experience. Soft opening specials include 10% off food and a chance to win one of three gift cards valued at $150, $100, or $50. Seating is limited, and the gift card giveaway is subject to official rules, with no purchase necessary to enter.

Connect with professionals from Tampa and beyond through relationship-based networking focused on collaboration and business growth. Entrepreneurs, small business owners, and industry professionals across fields such as accounting, law, health and wellness, IT, real estate, and finance are welcome. Meetings offer opportunities to share business insights, while the network also provides voluntary referrals, social mixers, educational programs, and an annual conference and business expo. There are no referral quotas or mandatory attendance requirements.

The Living Donor Support Group offers a welcoming space for people who have donated an organ or are considering donation. Participants can connect with others, share experiences, and access emotional support and helpful resources. Whether recovering, exploring donation, or seeking a sense of community, all are welcome. The group meets quarterly and features expert-led speakers who provide insights and guidance. The event is free and available in person and virtually.

The Mt. Zion Mobile Food Pantry offers free groceries and fresh produce to individuals and families in the community. No registration is required, and food is distributed on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last. The pantry is not held on fifth Fridays.

Enjoy a game of Magic: The Gathering in the Commander format. Decks are available to use for those who sign in, and players are asked to have their companion app installed or updated before arrival.

This fashion show celebrates the bond between grandmothers and granddaughters through fashion, confidence, love, and shared memories. It is presented by PlaywrightsInk as part of its work building connections across generations through theater, fashion, and community.

Enjoy an evening of Americana and folk music as S.G. performs solo, bringing a collection of tunes after appearing around town with the Americana duo The Hummingbirds. The performance is free and takes place in the biergarten.

Spend a fun Friday night skating with family and friends while supporting braveONE’s work connecting children and teens living with Type 1 diabetes with adult mentors who have T1D. The program helps young people feel understood, supported, and less alone. Admission is $10 and includes skate rental. A $22 family pizza deal includes a large cheese pizza and a pitcher of soda, and a $5 Glow N Game Bag includes a 20-credit game card, a glow stick, and a flashing finger light. Everyone is welcome, whether or not they are part of braveONE or live with T1D.

Enjoy a Friday night of Commander, with both casual and competitive play at Nerdz with Money.

Enjoy a relaxed evening focused on self-care, with opportunities to mingle, unwind, and learn how to do an at-home facial from a licensed esthetician. The gathering pairs wine with wellness tips for a fun and restorative experience.

Explore how food can support physical, emotional, and energetic well-being in a seasonal series combining cooking techniques, nutritional knowledge, and traditional food energetics. Led by Bob Linde, director of the school and clinic, the classes offer practical, hands-on guidance on topics including personal superfoods, healthy home cooking, and foods associated with supporting the liver, heart, spleen and pancreas, lungs, immune system, and skin. Participants can attend individual classes or choose the seven-class bundle. Each session includes recipes, inspiration, and foods to try.

Celebrate girl power with music bingo featuring iconic female anthems. Sing along and play to win.

Treble Makers Sports Bar & Dueling Piano Bar features a live set from 4X, a Florida rock band formed in 2012 with a following of more than 3,000 fans. Expect a hard hitting performance that mixes classic rock grit with a modern edge, delivered with a polished style shaped by years of crowd tested shows. Entertainment is arranged by Chandler Entertainment LLC, serving Florida with live music, artist management, and booking since 2013.

Whiskey Sonic takes the stage close to USF and Busch Gardens for a live performance.

Test your knowledge of Ross, Rachel, Monica, Chandler, Joey, and Phoebe at Friends trivia at Topgolf Orlando.

Explore crews, adversaries, and starships from across Star Trek history in a Magic: The Gathering prerelease. Players build a Sealed Deck from a prerelease kit containing six play boosters, a promo card, and a D20 spindown. The event follows a Swiss-style format with best-of-three matches, three rounds, and 50-minute rounds. Players earn one Play Booster for each match win.

Enjoy New & True Country at The Deck.

Buzz Factor performs at Ukulele Brands with a set of rock and roll covers by Van Halen, Aerosmith, Journey, Loverboy, Green Day, and more.

Valencia Dance spotlights the creative vision of Valencia College student choreographers in an evening of original works across multiple styles, including contemporary, modern, jazz, and more. Performed by Valencia Dance students, the concert elevates new choreographic voices while exploring varied themes, distinctive movement, and collaborative artistry. The program blends innovation with storytelling from the next generation of dance makers. General admission is $15. Discounted tickets are $10 for students, seniors, faculty and staff, and military. Children 12 and under are $8, and children 7 and under are free. Concessions will be available with a suggested one dollar per item donation that supports Valencia Dance.

Jazz with Jim stands as the Center’s most enduring concert series, featuring The Jazz Directions with Jim Burge on saxophone, flute, and clarinet, Ron Delp on keyboard, Jeff Henson on drums, and Todd Jeferies on bass. The experience goes beyond a standard show, offering the easy feel of time shared among friends.

Movements brings the Happier Now USA Tour to Orlando, with special guests Balance and Composure, Midrift, and Niis. Backpacks, extended-lens cameras, video cameras, and iPads are not permitted inside the venue.

Play Modern format Magic and connect with fellow players at JohnnyB’s in Lakeland.

At The Plaza Live in Orlando, Matt Fraser, known as America’s Top Psychic Medium and a New York Times bestselling author, presents a 90 minute, in-person experience featuring real-time messages he attributes to loved ones in spirit. He moves through the audience offering spontaneous readings that can include names, memories, dates, and other specific details. Attendees watch the stories unfold as they happen, with moments that bring comfort, healing, laughter, and tears. Whether a message is meant for you or shared with someone nearby, many find the insights feel personally meaningful. No two shows are alike, since the flow is guided by the room and the energy of those present, and seating throughout the venue offers close-up moments with the readings. Tickets are limited and the event is anticipated to sell out. Ages 18 and over. Presented by AEG Presents.

Experience a night of Grateful Dead music with Uncle John’s Band, a Clearwater, Florida tribute group formed in 1989 by musicians dedicated to the Dead’s songbook. The band focuses on capturing the feel and adventurous spirit of a live Dead concert, and through the years has played hundreds of shows. Their history includes a concert series at the State Theatre in St. Petersburg, festival appearances at Vinoy Park, sunset performances at Clearwater Pier, and gigs at numerous clubs. From 1998 through 2022, they held a weekly Thursday residency at Skipper’s Smokehouse in Tampa. Today they continue to perform frequently around the Bay area, averaging six to ten shows each month, and have built a devoted following in the thousands who come for the music, the atmosphere, and the classic Grateful Dead experience. Admission is $10, and tickets are not sold in advance.

Strictly R&B brings together Orlando’s R&B lovers for a night of nothing but rhythm and soul, with no trap or Top 40. The music spans ’90s slow jams, 2000s heartbreak anthems, and today’s smooth sounds, with DJs WestxSide and Sado. Come ready to sing, sway, or set the mood for the week ahead. Fashionably dressed attire is requested, and RSVPs made before 10PM include a complimentary cocktail.

Enjoy an evening of live music and good company while savoring kava, teas, and botanicals.

Enjoy a Friday night at Cosmo Lounge Downtown with live DJing, birthday and celebration gatherings, and weekend nightlife. RSVP for no cover. Free drinks are available until midnight, and bottles are offered for $100 throughout the night. VIP sections are available.

Kountry Wayne brings his unique brand of comedy to the Tampa Funny Bone for a night of laughter.

The Kentucky Book Festival has limited vendor availability, with two openings remaining. Applications are reviewed in the order they arrive. Interested vendors can text (213) 218-5017, which is preferred, or email vfapply@gmail.com. Watch for updates from Kentucky Humanities and the organizers, with more information to be shared over the coming months.

The Shore to Shorecrest 5K is an annual community event celebrating the Chargers spirit in the Tampa Bay Area. It symbolizes a journey from Shorecrest Outdoor School, founded in 1923, to the current campus, established in 1967, which is approximately 3.1 miles away.

An impactful fundraising walk supporting immunocompromised individuals and their families. Funds raised help advance research and advocacy and provide resources to support fuller lives. The event is presented by the Immune Deficiency Foundation and supported by national and local sponsors.

Start the day with a 3.1 mile run through Universal Orlando Resort. A welcoming and diverse community supports all paces and experience levels, creating a friendly environment for participants. Attendance is free, although Universal Orlando Resort parking fees may apply. Ride share and guest drop off areas are available at no cost. Preferred and Premier Passholders receive complimentary parking. Guests staying on site can access the area via the Garden Walk pathways, shuttles, or water taxis.

Enjoy a relaxing time with a yoga class.

Browse local vendors, handcrafted goods, and autumn treasures at the Foundation of Caring Fall Market while supporting a meaningful cause. Booth rental proceeds fuel the Foundation of Caring grant cycle, benefiting local nonprofits and helping important programs and projects take shape in the community. Those interested in vending can email Foundation@fmcfoc.org for details. Early-bird registration will be announced soon.

Celebrate a decade of coffee roasting with a coffee party paired with the annual Tiny Ranch Olympics. A variety of coffee beverages will be available, and a potluck is optional, so guests may bring a snack or dish to share. Outside of coffee and water, guests can bring their own beverages. The Olympics feature 10 games combining luck, skill, and athletic challenges, including card games, spear throwing, disc golf horseshoes, and a coffee bag race. The gathering also includes a morning workout hosted by Up - Out - Movin and an evening putting league hosted by Paxi Disc Golf. Coffee and merchandise will be available for purchase, and special requests must be placed in advance.

The Frayed Feather Design Barn hosts an annual market weekend designed for those who love layered style and singular finds. This curated shopping experience brings together an ever-changing mix of antiques, vintage pieces, home decor, lighting, furniture, gifts, architectural accents, and seasonal highlights, all thoughtfully sourced and styled with the Barn’s signature approach. Expect items with history and character alongside unexpected discoveries that blend old and new, offering inspiration for homes and businesses alike. Whether searching for a statement piece or a small treasure, shoppers will find distinctive options available for purchase and ideas to create a collected, story-filled space.

Stonebridge at Chapel Creek presents its annual fall, neighborhood-wide garage sale. Directional signs throughout the community guide shoppers to participating homes along the many side streets. The route stretches from the front of the neighborhood to the Hidden Creek area, offering plenty to explore. Expect to see up-and-coming entrepreneurs alongside neighborhood business owners, with lots of chances to discover unique finds as you browse.

A golf tournament supported by sponsorship from Arrae Culmir.

FIRE, the Florida International Reptile Expo, gathers the world of reptiles and exotic animals under one roof for two days of activity at the Florida State Fairgrounds Expo Hall in Tampa. Attendees can see a wide variety of live animals from around the globe, purchase pets and care products directly from experienced vendors, discover specialty supplies at great prices, and take part in educational offerings for all ages. Planned to be almost twice the size of Repticon Tampa, this edition is billed as the largest Repticon show to date, bringing together incredible animals, knowledgeable experts, and family-friendly experiences.

A monthly breakfast at Howies Family Restaurant in Bushnell brings together the amateur radio community for relaxed conversation about radios, antennas, and everyday life. Visitors are welcome and no membership is required. Attendees are asked to let Gene, KI4LEH, know ahead of time so seating can be arranged. For any updates or changes, check this event listing or the website.

Explore a plant sale featuring native and tropical varieties, edible plants, garden containers, and small stocking stuffer gifts for the plant or butterfly enthusiast in your life. All proceeds benefit the Butterfly Garden.

Enjoy a welcoming, comfortably paced outdoor yoga class with room for beginners to explore poses and experienced practitioners to challenge themselves. Open to all ages and skill levels, the free community class takes place at Crescent Park. Bring your own mat, towel, and water, and dress appropriately for being outdoors.

Take a walk along the Coffee Pot Bayou waterfront, heading south and returning to the starting point. The route takes about an hour. Afterward, the group goes to Harvey's on 4th Street for breakfast. No RSVP is needed.

Browse a variety of goods from local vendors, including fresh fruits and vegetables, plants, home-baked treats, handmade items, horse tack, and food trucks. Small farm animals will also be featured. The market offers a chance to shop local and support small businesses in the community.

Enjoy an easy outdoor yoga flow in a welcoming class open to everyone. Beginners are welcome, and experienced yogis are encouraged to deepen their practice while enjoying the outdoors. The class is attended by many Ybor City residents and has been taught here for 15 years.

Take part in donation-based boxing, kickboxing, and HIIT training designed for veterans, first responders, healthcare workers, teachers, youth, and anyone looking for an affordable way to try something different. Build strength and confidence in a supportive community where people improve together without ego or judgment.

Autumn Resonance is a yoga and sacred sound festival offering a full-day immersive experience where yoga, Pilates, sound, movement, and mysticism come together. Expect classes throughout the day led by a collective of teachers from across Tampa Bay, mini sound immersions guided by sound healers and alchemists, and a live DJ shaping an uplifting atmosphere. Artisan vendors present handcrafted goods, with additional healing services such as massage and energy work, plus tarot, psychic readings, and henna. A cold plunge and sauna experience are available for an extra fee. All movement takes place on a beautiful 2,000 square foot outdoor deck that encircles the Sonorium of Sacred Sound Yurt, surrounded by nature and open air. As evening arrives, the focus shifts to ecstatic dance, fire, music, celebration, and deeper connection. The festival is hosted by Kasia, founder of the Sonorium of Sacred Sound and a yoga teacher with 25 years of experience, and Jess, a teacher of 17 years who leads classes across local studios including her home base, House of Light Yoga, a studio originally created by Kasia. Throughout the day, Kasia offers mini sound journeys alongside other facilitators from the Tampa Bay area. This inaugural gathering sets the stage for an annual tradition. Entry is $45 cash.

Kiefer Jewelers in Dade City, FL hosts a focused opportunity to update or obtain jewelry appraisals for insurance purposes. If it has been more than five years since an item was last appraised, its value may have risen, which can leave coverage out of date. Keeping appraisals current helps ensure you are properly protected so a loss or theft does not require paying out of pocket to replace pieces of similar size or quality. Whether refreshing existing documents or securing a first-time appraisal, this event centers on making sure your records reflect today’s values.

Maker Faire Orlando 2026 brings a world-renowned celebration of invention, creativity, and curiosity to Central Florida Fairgrounds and Exposition Park. Explore maker culture across a huge range of exhibits, large-scale art and spectacle, stage talks, competitions, and plenty of hands-on opportunities to build and learn. Creators who make, play, tinker, and hack share projects spanning robotics, cosplay, STEM and STEAM, content creation, science, electronics, tools and materials, and many surprising inventions you might not have seen before. Every ticket includes Robot Ruckus, the combat robot competition featuring teams from across the U.S., along with robots on display from the BattleBots TV show. Most exhibits and activity areas run throughout the weekend, while stage talks, panels, timed demonstrations, and competitions happen at scheduled times. Key details for attendees include rain-or-shine operation and a no refunds or exchanges policy. Tickets cannot be replaced or transferred to another Faire, but they may be transferred to another attendee before use. Student tickets apply to college students with a current college ID. First responders, active military, and veterans receive free admission with identification. Employees of schools, colleges, universities, and libraries also receive free admission with identification. Weekend passes are not shareable, and single day passes are valid for one day only. After purchase, tickets can be shown on a mobile device at the gate or printed at home. A dedicated Field Trip Day invites students, teachers, and homeschool families to experience hands-on learning, creativity, and innovation. Free on-site parking is available nearby. Outside food or beverages are not permitted unless required for medical, dietary, or religious reasons, and a variety of food options will be available for purchase. Strollers, backpacks, and a bottle of water are allowed. Pets are not permitted for their safety, while trained service animals as defined by the ADA are welcome. The event spans three large indoor exhibit halls and also features outdoor exhibits and competitions. Ticket proceeds benefit The Maker Effect Foundation, a 501(c)(3) educational charity in Orlando, Florida. Maker Faire Orlando is independently organized and operated under license from Make: Community, LLC, and the project is funded in part by Orange County Government through the Arts & Cultural Affairs Program.

Celebrate the season in Downtown Dade City with a full day of hands-on holiday how-to sessions, guest presentations, and festive refreshments. The day is filled with activities to make the holidays feel special. At participating merchants, a complimentary ornament or holiday tote is available with a purchase while supplies last.

Explore a collection of striking contemporary residences throughout the Tampa area and experience modern living up close. Visit five distinctive homes at your own pace during tour hours, in any order you choose. Your ticket provides entry to all participating locations, and the architects and design teams will be on site to share insights into their work and answer questions. Spend the day discovering innovative layouts, thoughtful details, and fresh ideas for residential design in Tampa.

Build rotational power and support injury resilience through science-based, small-group golf training. Space is limited.

Celebrate 46 years of learning, laughter, creativity, and connection. Browse vendors offering arts and crafts, books, and more, and take part in a basket raffle and a 50/50 raffle. Everyone is invited to bring family and friends for a fun day and shop for unique gifts for themselves or others.

Active Bank of America, Merrill, or Bank of America Private Bank credit or debit cardholders can receive one free general admission to the Tampa Museum of Art by presenting a valid photo ID. The offer is for the cardholder only and excludes ticketed and special exhibitions, as well as fundraising events.

Ladybug Bows will be at Fiesta in the Park, a family- and pet-friendly event featuring arts, crafts, food, and entertainment at Lake Eola.

Bank of America, Merrill, and Private Bank credit and debit cardholders can receive one complimentary general admission to Orlando Science Center through the Museums on Us program. The admission includes access to the Center’s four floors of exhibits and experiences, including giant-screen films and workshops in The Hive: A Makerspace for ages 8 and up. Cardholders must present their eligible card and matching photo ID at Guest Services. Non-cardholders, including children, are not eligible for free admission.

Educator Cathi Diaz of Mothering Strength leads a free class for moms that introduces homeoprophylaxis, focusing on how homeopathy may be used proactively to support families when common illnesses are circulating. The session covers what homeoprophylaxis is, how it differs from treating an acute illness with remedies, the history and guiding philosophy behind this approach, practical ways to apply it preventively, what experts in the field are recommending, and resources to help you keep learning and make informed choices for your family. The aim is to make a complex subject clear and approachable for mothers and for those who use homeopathic remedies at home. It is suitable for first-timers and experienced users alike, with time to learn, ask questions, and explore another facet of home prescribing. Space may be limited, so consider reserving a spot.

Houseplants are busier than they look. In this two-hour workshop, explore peer-reviewed research that reveals how plants sense and respond to their world. Hear how a mustard plant, exposed only to a recording of caterpillars chewing, primed its defenses without any actual damage. See how wound signals move through a plant in real time via glutamate, a messenger familiar from neural signaling in the human brain. Learn how injured plants release airborne chemicals that nearby plants detect, allowing them to prepare in advance. You will leave with the citations to every study discussed. The class also separates evidence from hype about underground fungal networks. A 2023 reassessment concluded that the popular story of trees generously feeding sick neighbors goes beyond the data. The networks are real, and the reality is more intriguing than the documentary version. Then put the science to work by potting your own houseplant. Mix living soil by hand, blend in a mycorrhizal inoculant, and take home your plant along with a clear explanation of what that inoculant can and cannot do. Your seat includes the plant, its pot, and the soil you build, plus the inoculant mixed by hand. You also receive a printed guide containing every citation and an eight week care plan, along with 10 percent off any other items you choose to take home that day. Held in Wesley Chapel, Florida. Exact directions and parking details are shared after registration. Enrollment is limited to 12 seats. No experience is required, and curiosity and questions are welcome. Instruction is provided by Austin Rudd, M.S. in Regenerative Organic Agriculture from Maharishi International University and a former Florida state apiary inspector. Seats are refundable up to seven days before class. Within seven days, transfers to the next session are available. Presented by The Farm & Nursery at Chianina Microtopia.

This beginner-friendly sewing class introduces foundational skills for students who are new to sewing or want to build confidence with long-line stitching. Participants will practice accuracy and straight stitching by making stitch samplers, a pillowcase, and a lap quilt using patterns from Winky Cherry’s book. A sewing machine, sewing kit, thread, and fabric are required. Projects can be kept or donated to children’s hospital charities. The series has a sliding-scale cost, with scholarship support available.

Celebrate five years of St. Pete Reads! Lit Fest, a celebration of books, culture, and community featuring author talks, storytime, and panels.

An uplifting afternoon marks 34 years of impact, highlighting efforts in workforce development, family housing, youth empowerment, and expanded economic opportunity that strengthen communities and change lives.

Enjoy an afternoon of poker, food, fellowship, auctions, raffles, and camaraderie. The tournament is hosted in partnership with the Citrus Valley Poker League, and lunch and the bar are available.

Enjoy a day of food, fun, and reconnecting at Carter Pavilion. The A3F will provide food and beverages, and guests are welcome to bring a dish to share, though it is not required. RSVPs are suggested to help organizers know who is coming. Park entrance fees apply: $2 per person, or $5 for a vehicle with more than one person.

Teams fan out across downtown St. Pete for a purpose-filled scavenger hunt, tackling creative challenges, earning points, and discovering local gems. The adventure begins at Welcome to the Farm and wraps up with an after-party and awards at Good Night John Boy. Admission is $35 and includes entry to the hunt, an event T-shirt, a DJ-fueled celebration, one drink, and lunch provided by Gateway Subs. Prizes are presented to the top fundraising team, the highest scoring team, and the best team costume. Participants can boost their impact by fundraising in advance, with every dollar helping CASA break the silence and build a violence free Pinellas while supporting survivors in the community.

Land O'Lakes Fencing Academy hosts its first annual tournament, a dry, non-electric competition that is not sanctioned by USA Fencing. Participants must have at least a USA Fencing Access Membership to compete. The lineup includes One Touch Epee, Team Epee, Small Sword, Two Weapon, and Veterans Epee for ages 40 and up. Registration is $35 total, whether entering one event or several, with payment accepted at the door by cash, PayPal, Venmo, or cheque. For questions, reach out to the academy by email or send a message on Facebook.

At The Bay Community Church in Tampa, the 11th annual chili fundraiser features a spread of chili varieties prepared by the Trailmen, along with raffle baskets that include items such as camping gear and tickets for family outings. Proceeds support the 2026/27 troop year by covering trip and activity expenses like campground fees, a zipline course, and a mountain man breakfast, as well as equipment and supplies that keep the program running, including kayaks, cooking gear, charcoal, fishing bait, instructional rope, paint and maintenance for the storage trailer and its lights, plus BBs and slingshot pellets. Funds also help provide awards such as The Standard walking staff for older boys, badges and pins, project materials like Pinewood Derby car kits, and scholarships for families with financial need. In addition to the chili event, the troop is holding a clay shooting fundraiser this year, with no barbecue planned, to help keep annual dues low while supporting activities that build skills in camping, hiking, backpacking, kayaking, woodworking, cooking, archery, shooting, biking, fishing, woodsmanship, ropework, orienteering, knife use, and fire safety. Admission is $15 for adults and $10 for children under 13. Raffle tickets are $5 each, or five for $20.

Create a custom-painted wood sign in a guided, beginner-friendly DIY class. Materials and step-by-step instruction are provided, with music, drinks, and good company as part of the experience. It can be a fun option for a night out, date night, or group activity.

Designed for participants ages 15 and older, this four-week workshop helps performers develop a contemporary dramatic or comedic monologue into a polished performance. With personalized coaching from award-winning actor, playwright, and director Marc S. Sanders, participants will work on choosing and analyzing a monologue, building character and emotional connection, strengthening vocal expression and stage presence, and developing memorization and audition skills. The workshop includes constructive feedback in a supportive environment and concludes with two showcase performances. Participants must provide their own monologue, between three and five minutes long, and are expected to attend all sessions and performances. Registration is free, with limited spaces available. Some selected monologues may include mature language or subject matter.

Compete in a Swiss-style Pokémon Trading Card Game tournament using the Standard format. Players should bring their Player ID, a completed deck list, a 60-card deck in good condition with matching sleeves, and dice or damage counters. Sleeves and dice are available for purchase at the store. Depending on participation, play will be divided into Junior, Senior, and Masters divisions. Prizes include promo cards and booster packs. Entry is $10.

A monthly art show held in Gulfport, with vending booths available in the organizer’s parking lot for interested vendors.

Enjoy Music Bingo featuring a mix of throwback classics and today’s favorites. Sing along and play for a chance to win.

Enjoy a brunch of Yacht Rock music bingo at Teak Neighborhood Grill, with smooth classics, familiar hits to sing along to, drinks, and a friendly race to bingo.

Experience the second annual Art & Ales at Tidal Brewing Company, an immersive live art event benefiting the Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation. A live painting competition brings together eight local artists who will create full paintings in just five hours, each inspired by the Florida Wildlife Corridor. Attendees can watch the creative process unfold in real time while enjoying craft beer, interactive art experiences, and exclusive merchandise. Beyond the competition, look for immersive activities, a food truck on site, VIP bundles, and more. This free event is open to all. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Inspired by the childhood of Mexican painter Frida Kahlo, this uplifting story features physical acting that transforms performers into trees, trains, and sinks, along with delightful songs exploring friendship, bravery, and transformation. Recommended for all ages.

Explore animation culture through a curated showcase of fine art inspired by cartoon and anime eras. The experience includes a retro gaming lounge, an oddities and vendor market featuring creative goods, tapas and drinks, and live music. Local and traveling creators will also be featured.

Enjoy a lively community gathering with food trucks, live entertainment, spades and friendly competition, and activities for kids. The celebration brings people of all ages together for community fun in St. Petersburg.

This blended-learning course prepares participants for American Red Cross Adult and Pediatric CPR, AED, and First Aid certification. Complete the required online coursework before the in-person session, which focuses on hands-on practice, emergency scenarios, and skills assessments. Training covers adult, child, and infant CPR, AED use, choking response, and first aid. Certification is awarded upon successful completion. The course may suit childcare providers, teachers, coaches, fitness professionals, parents, caregivers, volunteers, and others seeking emergency response skills. Eligible students may use Step Up For Students scholarship funds.

Signups are open for a double elimination tournament that guarantees at least two games. Entry is $20 per player. Bring a partner or register solo and you will be paired. Prizes go to the top three teams, and a 50/50 raffle will be held. First timers are welcome, with guidance available if needed. Space is limited, so pre-registration is required. Plan to arrive in time for check-in because play will begin promptly and late arrivals may miss the start. Arrive thirsty and hungry. Every dollar raised supports quality care for current and future senior and hospice dogs.

Experience an Orlando City match under the lights at Inter&Co Stadium. Wear purple and add to the match-day atmosphere with your cheers.

Lance Burton and friends bring a family friendly evening of magic, comedy, and live entertainment to Whitehead Farms in Brooksville. The internationally celebrated magician takes the stage for a memorable show filled with illusion and laughs, with comedian Bobby Parker opening the night. Warrior 321 will be on site with a silent auction to raise funds for its mission.

An intimate open-air music festival set on the lawns of Wish Farms headquarters in Plant City, Florida, featuring live performances by Grace Potter, X Ambassadors, Amanda Anne Platt & The Honeycutters, and Soul Circus Cowboys. Proceeds support the Wish Farms Family Foundation and additional event beneficiaries, and every ticket makes an impact. The code FacebookPixieRock50 offers 50 percent off General Admission tickets.

The SCA’s MOST WANTED perform a free satirical comedy show inspired by banned books and other media suppressed by the state. In this imagined 2045, comedy is illegal, so the performers gather in secret to make it anyway. Guests can browse books banned by the state, contribute a word or line that speaks to them, and watch the performers turn those contributions into new comedy scenes. The experience also includes themed cocktails, such as the Thoughtcrime Martini and Redacted Mule, and entry requires saying a passphrase at the door.

The sixth annual Raise a Racquet fundraising event at Mouratoglou Academy Zephyrhills supports SVB Tennis Foundation and its no-cost youth programs that reach more than 700 students across Tampa Bay. The foundation offers a comprehensive pathway from first grade through high school and beyond, emphasizing social emotional learning, mentorship, and a strong sense of community. Many offerings take place within Title 1 schools, ensuring access where it is needed most. Every ticket, silent auction bid, and paddle raise sustains programs such as the After-School program, Ambassadors, Love Serving Autism, and the Bridge program, keeping opportunities free for families. The evening features an on-court exhibition that showcases student growth, dinner and cocktails prepared by Racquets Restaurant with treats from Queen Bee Bakery, a mobile friendly silent auction, lively music with surprise moments, and the event’s signature Raise a Racquet celebration. It is an uplifting night of community, celebration, and philanthropy that helps change futures.

Explore the timeless craft of henna in a welcoming, beginner-focused workshop at The Artist Realm. Over two hours, an instructor introduces the fundamentals of traditional patterns, from simple dots and swirls to vines, petals, and mandala-inspired motifs. Participants also learn about the cultural roots of henna, the meanings behind popular symbols, and important guidance on using natural henna safely. Everyone receives a practice pen to take home along with printed sheets for exercises and design inspiration, plus plenty of guided, hands-on time. The session includes a customized henna design applied by the instructor with traditional natural paste. Open to ages 10 and up, the cost is $55 per person, and no prior art experience is required.

Enjoy dinner alongside a challenging, humorous true crime mystery, with the culprit hiding in plain sight among the audience. Set in the present day and unfolding in real time, the interactive show features actors mingling with guests, who may find themselves under suspicion. The experience is designed for adults and combines intrigue, comedy, and unscripted moments.

Catch Your Breath is an emerging hard rock band from Austin, Texas, featuring vocalist Josh, guitarist Teddy, bassist Cianan, and drummer Onell. Their sound blends synth elements, imaginative production, and refined songwriting to create emotionally charged music rooted in relatable themes. The band combines contemporary alternative rock and metal with layered sounds beyond traditional instrumentation. Their single “Dial Tone” debuted on Sirius XM Octane, and the band has also received coverage from Knotfest.com.

Songwriter Club brings touring artists to the historic Jack Kerouac House for an intimate listening-room series, with performances in the living room and additional seating on the enclosed patio. Tyler Ramsey, a fingerstyle guitarist and modern folk songwriter, is known for his work with Band of Horses and his acclaimed solo albums. He has also released an album with My Morning Jacket guitarist Carl Broemel. Hosted by Shawn Kyle, the evening features songs and stories. A cash bar by donation will be available before and between performances. Proceeds support the touring artist and the Kerouac House nonprofit.

Trapt returns to Brass Mug with special guests Love to Hate and In the Red for an evening of live music from all three acts.

Parc’s annual black-tie gala brings the community together to celebrate empowerment, inclusion, and individuals who thrive with support from Parc Center for Disabilities. The evening highlights capabilities and continues an inspiring tradition.

This welcoming Reiki gathering offers a chance to relax, restore balance, and connect with others. The experience includes Reiki treatments from trained practitioners, a group Reiki share, soothing sound bath vibrations, breathwork, and guided meditation. No Reiki experience is required. It is led by Reiki practitioners Liz Miholics and Sylvia Darigis. Participants are asked to bring a yoga mat, blanket, and water.

Matt McCusker brings his Healing Frequency Tour to Tampa Theatre. A comedian, novelist, and actor known as “The Shaman,” he co-hosts Matt and Shane’s Secret Podcast with Shane Gillis. His comedy explores subjects including masculinity, wellness, and relationships. McCusker has released two comedy specials, appeared in the Netflix sitcom Tires and the web series Gilly & Keeves, and published the novel Overlook: A Story About Drugs, Disappointment, and the American Dream.

Comedian Pat McGann is heading to Orlando.

Whiskey Sonic appears at Ukulele Brands in the window between Halloween treats and the Thanksgiving feast, a timely evening before the holiday rush begins.

Experience legendary rock anthems, iconic sounds, and powerful performances in a celebration of music that has defined generations. The show features timeless classics and an energetic rock atmosphere.

Experience an evening of music with The Florida Orchestra, featuring melodies and performances by its musicians.

The Alien Invasion edition of this late-night Halloween after party for Tampa and Orlando celebrates costumes of every kind. Arrive on theme, in a favorite Halloween look, or in the cosplay you have been waiting to wear. From the moment doors open, the energy builds with karaoke, DJs and dance floor vibes, go-go dancers, fire and aerial performances, tarot readings, photo ops, a signature costume contest, and unexpected moments throughout the night. A $20 ticket includes the first drink to start the evening right. Capture a photo with performers usually seen only on stage, show off an over-the-top outfit, and keep dancing well into the night. One night of Halloween rarely feels like enough, so this party keeps the spirit going in your own style.