This weekend in Dunedin, FL

Take your road riding up a notch on a spirited group ride that averages 20 to 24 mph. Riders split into A and B groups and roll from the shop, pausing at Bassanos to meet the Tweener group for coffee, a snack if you like, and some friendly banter. The ride wraps up with everyone returning together to the shop. Helmets are required, and lights are strongly recommended.

Designed for cyclists who feel confident riding but are not yet ready to hold a 20 mph pace for multiple hours like many faster groups, this welcoming Tweener ride focuses on building strength and teaching essential group ride etiquette. Expect a manageable group speed of about 14 to 16 mph over roughly 15 to 20 miles, and the group setting helps make that pace feel more attainable. It offers an inviting introduction to road riding and a helpful step toward becoming comfortable in larger group outings. Bring a road or fitness bike and a helmet, and consider inviting a friend.

Enjoy a free 45 minute outdoor yoga flow with Warrior ONE Dunedin at the Gerald Rehm Pavilion next to Nature’s Food Patch Market & Café in Downtown Dunedin. This welcoming session is open to all levels, including complete beginners. Please bring a yoga mat, and note that a few spares will be available. The class also supports Dunedin Cares through a food drive, so consider bringing family friendly, nonperishable items to donate. Warrior ONE keeps donation bins in the studio courtyard for drop offs anytime. Registration can be completed online through Warrior ONE. If rain is expected, check with the Warrior ONE studio for updates.

Poolside yoga returns to The Hollander Hotel in St. Petersburg, with classes capped at 40 participants and a friendly rotation of instructors from The Body Electric Yoga Company, including Makenna Caskey, Jamie Morgan, Kristina Rich, and Abby Goodwin. Advance registration is recommended. Pricing is $15 in advance, $5 for members, and $20 at the door if space remains. Weather may affect sessions, so look for updates on the Facebook event or the online schedule. A small number of mats are available to borrow, but bringing your own is best. Please bring water in clear plastic containers and dress for the conditions. After class, participants who stay for breakfast receive a complimentary mimosa. Pool access is reserved for paying hotel customers. For longer pool time, cabanas can be reserved for $150 for groups of up to seven, and any food and beverage purchases are applied toward that amount. For cabana reservations, call 727-873-7900.

Largo’s ShredFest offers free document destruction and recycling at the Starkey Road Collection Center. This drive-through program keeps traffic moving, and everyone stays in their vehicle while staff handle the materials. Residents may bring up to five boxes of paper for secure shredding on site, with all paper sent for recycling. Service is available until capacity is reached. The event supports the City of Largo’s sustainability efforts. The Starkey Road Recycling Center also accepts mixed recyclables, collects used cooking oil, and provides free recycled mulch throughout the year.

Build a solid skating foundation in a welcoming beginner class at Astro Skate Tarpon Springs. Designed for ages 4 and up, this one-hour session helps new skaters learn to stand and balance on eight wheels, glide forward with growing confidence, and practice safe stops without clinging to the wall. Instructors incorporate fun, skill-building games to keep learning upbeat and engaging. Instruction is led by USARS certified coaches. Admission is $10 at the door and includes skate rental, or bring your own skates if you prefer. Plan to arrive about 15 minutes early to get fitted and warm up so you are ready to roll when class begins.

This donation-based session blends boxing, kickboxing, and high-intensity interval training. It welcomes veterans, first responders, healthcare workers, teachers, youth, and anyone curious about a low-cost way to try something new. Expect a focus on building strength, confidence, and a sense of community through practical instruction and steady support. There is no ego and no judgment, only people getting better together.

Celebrate the natural beauty of Honeymoon Island at a family friendly festival featuring guided walks on the beach, interactive exhibits and activities for all ages, an arts and crafts market, and a range of food trucks. Entry to the event is included with admission to Honeymoon Island. Well behaved dogs are welcome.

Handmade artistry meets waterfront charm at the Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks Craft Festival, presented by SIK Promotions, Inc. and Tarpon Springs Florida USA. Set along the historic Sponge Docks, the event celebrates the city’s Greek heritage while showcasing the work of artists, crafters, and makers. Visitors can browse a wide range of items, including original art, jewelry, home décor, seasonal gifts, clothing, specialty foods, plants, and pet accessories. It is an easy way to get a jump on holiday shopping while supporting small businesses and finding unique pieces you will not see in big-box stores. After exploring the festival, enjoy authentic Greek cuisine, check out the shops along the docks, or take a sightseeing boat tour for views of Tarpon Springs from the water. Admission is free, and the festival is family friendly and dog friendly. Prospective exhibitors should apply only through the official online application system. Payments are not accepted through peer-to-peer platforms such as Cash App or Zelle. Disregard and report any unauthorized payment requests and use only the official channels provided by the organizers.

A live certification training focused on working with crystals as tools for alignment, healing, and amplification. The program offers a grounded and intuitive approach that supports both personal growth and client sessions, with single-course enrollment available upon request. Participants explore how different stones can foster clarity, balance, emotional release, clear intentions, and coherent energy. Training covers core principles such as selecting stones, understanding their energetic qualities, and using them for clearing, balancing, protection, and amplification. Instruction includes placements on and around the body, creating simple grids, and integrating crystals into sessions. The emphasis is on building a real relationship with energy rather than memorizing meanings, learning to sense what a stone offers, trusting intuition, and blending clear structure with inner wisdom. This makes the work useful for practitioners who want to deepen sensitivity while staying grounded and intentional. Expect an immersive blend of teaching, demonstrations, intuitive exploration, and hands-on practice. Participants work directly with crystals, learn how to weave them into a broader healing approach, and build confidence using practical techniques. The training suits healers, coaches, intuitive practitioners, and students at any level who want to add crystal work to their offerings or deepen personal practice. It is taught within the Higher Self Method, centering embodiment, intuitive awareness, and real-life integration, so tools can be applied immediately in daily life or client work. Ongoing support is included through a monthly practicum and mentorship, creating space to practice, receive guidance, and refine skills with feedback. The course can be taken on its own or as part of the Higher Self Practitioner Program. Payment plans are available, scholarships may be available by inquiry, and any missed courses roll over to 2027 makeup dates.

An empowering six week course that welcomes women of any age and fitness background builds practical self defense skills and confidence. Training includes powerful, accurate striking and other core combatives, defenses against chokes from the front, side, and rear, and techniques to escape standing or lifted bear hugs. Participants learn how to step in to protect someone else, develop ground survival tactics to escape and counter when taken down, and practice responses to knives and other weapons. The curriculum also emphasizes situational awareness, prevention strategies, and calm de-escalation. For the full six weeks, participants can also attend Krav Maga and kickboxing classes to reinforce skills and conditioning.

Explore a warehouse pop-up focused on plus size fashion, featuring a 20% discount on apparel. Browse an expansive mix of designer finds from brands such as Torrid, Disney, Lane Bryant, Eloquii, City Chic, American Eagle, Hollister, Judy Blue, Hot Topic and more. As part of Curv Exchange, a plus size resale boutique, the event highlights sizes 10 to 30 and offers a variety of styles to update your closet.

Artisans from across the country transform downtown Dunedin’s Main Street into a showcase of handcrafted goods, featuring planters, functional pottery, stylish hair accessories, distinctive jewelry, and more. A large market area adds to the experience with small batch soaps, gourmet dips, spice blends, and other specialty items. Set in a lively small town near Clearwater and Tampa, this craft-centered gathering offers plenty of opportunities to find a memorable keepsake. Exhibitor applications are available for artists and makers. Be cautious of potential scams on social media.

Celebrate the grand opening of a new fabric and sewing studio that is also an authorized Husqvarna Viking dealer. Expect giveaways, light snacks, fabric, sewing machines, notions, and more. The studio is located behind Wendy's. Turn right after the emergency room and make the turn before reaching Wendy's.

The HOB Give Back offers a free food giveaway for individuals and families experiencing food insecurity, with no identification required except to confirm that only one bag is provided per household. Donations received through Good Neighbors are sorted and set out so each household can choose what they need. Each family receives one bag that may include fresh produce, bread, desserts, and meat, with availability varying and some limits on certain items. To keep the process fair, a lottery system is used. Food Give Away Cards are distributed shortly before things begin and drawn at random, and anyone arriving after the start is placed at the end since new cards are not issued once the process is underway. The distribution takes place under the pavilion at HOB Brewing Co.

A LABLAST dance fitness workout set to favorite music brings together the steps you know from beloved dances for a lively, feel good session. Created by Dancing with the Stars professional Louis Van Amstel, the class emphasizes music, movement, and fun. Instruction is led by Vicki. The fee is $10 per class, and no reservation is required.

Take a poolside escape to Palm Springs without leaving town. This edition of the Winter Pride Pool Party Series channels the desert glamour of an iconic LGBTQ+ destination, part of a globe-trotting theme that has drawn inspiration from Mykonos, Studio 54, and Puerto Vallarta. Expect high energy DJ sets, immersive decor, themed performances, and surprise moments designed to whisk you away. Attendees are encouraged to dress the part, whether jet set fantasy, beach club chic, disco diva style, or Palm Springs desert glamour. The setting stays the same, the destination changes with every party.

American Mayhem, a St. Pete and Tampa based 90s hard rock power trio, performs at Ka`Tiki with covers of Nirvana, Alice In Chains, Pearl Jam, Rage Against the Machine, Godsmack, Fuel, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and more. Video demos are available on YouTube.

Explore seasonal creativity by crafting a fall arrangement that pairs living succulents with pumpkins. Participants must register in advance, and the cost is $30 per person.

FuseBox will take the stage at the Cotee Bike Fest in New Port Richey.

Kids can take part in a weekly workshop that explores a new value from The Way to Happiness through interactive activities and simple, hands-on projects in a positive, welcoming atmosphere. It is designed to help children practice real-life skills and build character while having fun, creating a bright foundation for everyday life.

Florida gardeners can grow their own cut flowers with the right guidance, and this workshop focuses on the essentials for starting a home cutting garden. Presented by the Florida Botanical Gardens Foundation in partnership with Padmé Flower Farms, it offers practical information to help you begin. The $40 fee includes seeds, starter soil, and a few seedlings to get your garden underway. Registration is necessary.

The opening reception for Practice Dying: A Skull & Bones Exhibit presents a group showcase of artists from the local area and across the country, engaging the skull and skeleton as more than a reminder of impermanence. The work looks to these forms as symbols of how people live, form connections, and transcend the everyday. Presented alongside Shapeshifter, featuring new and selected works by Palehorse, the exhibition focuses on release and the practice of letting go, reflects on what it means to be human, and highlights a shared creative spirit through a wide range of media and visual perspectives. Participating artists include 123Klan, Alex Heir, Andrea Pawlisz, Anthony K., Ashley Cantero, BASK, Brian Butler, Caratoes, Chad Mize, Chloe Reyes, Cyrus Fire, Daniel Barojas, Dennis McNett, Emily Wendt, Erik Jones, Godmachine, Jack Cody, Jason June, Jeff Srsic, Johnny Vitale, Josh Pearson, Laura Spencer, Luke Brown, Nicole Salgar, Palehorse, Robert Ryan, Swasthik Iyengar, Tes One, and Tim Cox. Curated by Palehorse and Michelle Tannu.

The 2nd Annual Trunk or Treat at VFW Post 10093 is a public, family-friendly celebration featuring trunk-or-treating, costumes, and Halloween cheer. 2Chic’s Chili will have food available for purchase, and Lazy Crave Ice Cream & Coffee will serve sweet treats and drinks. A big screen presentation of Casper the Friendly Ghost adds to the festivities. Costumes are encouraged for a fun night with candy, food, ice cream, coffee, and a movie.

American Legion Auxiliary Unit 238 in Safety Harbor presents a community dinner honoring Gold Star Mothers and the families who have sacrificed in service to the country. The meal features stuffed mushrooms, teriyaki meatballs, beer cheese with pretzels, Mississippi roast served with carrots and mashed potatoes, and homemade apple crisp topped with vanilla ice cream. After dinner, the evening continues with Music Bingo with Carlington. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 at the door if available, and they may be purchased from the bartender. All proceeds benefit Gold Star Mothers.

Enjoy live music at The Flyin’ Bulldog. Food and drinks are available, and there is plenty of seating outside so you can make the most of the weather while the music plays.

Settle into the sand at Indian Rocks Beach for a relaxed, step-by-step painting session led by local artist John Comer. Create your own sunset scene right on the beach while the sounds of the ocean and the sight of palm trees set the mood. All materials are provided, and the experience welcomes all skill levels with clear guidance from start to finish. Take home a completed artwork as a keepsake of your beachside creativity.

Enjoy a lively dance party at Largo American Legion, Heisler-Johnson Post 119. Steve Walker, a singer and entertainer, brings classic rock hits from the 1950s, 60s, and 70s for a fun time of music and dancing. This event is open to everyone.

A sneaker ball with a dressy twist invites attendees to pair formal outfits with their favorite kicks for a festive celebration of life. Expect energizing music, plenty of dancing, chances to connect with others, and photo-worthy moments, all while supporting a nonprofit ministry and its positive work in the community. The focus is on fun, fellowship, and purpose, creating an inspiring night that blends style, comfort, and meaningful impact.

Enjoy a free concert featuring Scream Machine with additional sets from Midnight Music DJs at OCC Road House & Museum. VIP seating at the front of the stage is available on a first come, first served basis, and an optional up-front VIP table package can be purchased. The advance VIP table experience is priced at $75 and includes a reserved table for six in the first several rows along with six koozies, with the price increasing to $85 on the day of the show. Outside food and beverages are not permitted on the premises.

Lealman Nights brings an evening market experience to the newly renovated Raymond H. Neri Park, featuring local vendors and makers, tasty food options, refreshing drinks, and a relaxed community atmosphere. Each installment includes a movie in the park. Admission and parking are free. Guests are welcome to bring a chair or blanket for lawn seating. Outside food and outside alcohol are not permitted. The monthly movie lineup will be announced soon.

For one night only, the Florida Lithuanian Center in St. Petersburg, Florida will become a European inspired Monte Carlo casino setting, creating a stylish evening that supports FLC's future programs and building maintenance. Try your luck at casino games using Lithuanian 'Funny Money', and enjoy elegant food, cocktails, and live entertainment. Details about sponsorships and table reservations will be shared soon.

Bone Daddy brings a high-energy rock performance to Breakers at Daybreak Cafe. Enjoy live music in an open-air patio setting at this restaurant and bar.

Nominated for four GRAMMY Awards, The Avett Brothers come back to The BayCare Sound with special guest The Secret Sisters. The Avetts reached a wider audience with the 2009 major-label release I and Love and You, followed by The Carpenter hitting number 4 on the Billboard 200 in 2012 and Magpie and the Dandelion debuting at number 5 in 2013. Their tenth studio album, Closer Than Together, arrived in 2019 and included High Steppin', a chart-topper on the Americana Radio Singles list. During the pandemic they released The Third Gleam, which entered at number 1 on Billboard’s Americana/Folk Albums, Rock Albums, and Vinyl Albums charts, and the single Victory also reached number 1 on the Americana Radio Singles chart. In 2024 they unveiled a self-titled set, a collection of songs that surfaced organically over time. The Secret Sisters appear as special guests, bringing close harmonies shaped since their 2010 debut. Alabama siblings Laura Rogers and Lydia Slagle created Mind, Man, Medicine with a renewed sense of independence and calm, writing with hard-won perspective on motherhood, commitment, compassion, and self-preservation in a chaotic world. Their fifth full-length blends the edges of country-folk, confronting modern challenges while inviting a more openhearted outlook.

A free trivia night at Sharks Bar & Grill in Largo invites teams to test their knowledge. Enjoy food and drinks while competing for prizes, with $30, $20, and $10 gift cards awarded to the top three teams. For a bonus, review the three daily article headlines before the game to add five points to your score.

Sean Cunningham is an Americana singer and songwriter based in Nashville with roots in rock. Raised in a musical family in Louisville, Kentucky, he has collaborated around the world with Gerry Beckley of America, Robert Lamm of Chicago, Stereophonics, Chevelle, Silverchair, Neil Finn, Tommy Emmanuel and more. At 20 he signed with Warner Music as the lead vocalist of New Zealand rock band ATLAS, and their single Crawl topped the New Zealand charts for a record stretch. After a 2008 nomination at the Australian MTV Video Music Awards and a Best New Artist win at the New Zealand Music Awards, the group parted ways. He relocated to Nashville in 2011 and formed the 70s rock influenced band The Cunning, then after years on the road launched his first solo project in 2021. His sound draws comparisons to Ryan Adams, David Grey, and The Lumineers.

Will Johns presents a live set that blends his original material with classic blues and rock covers, including pieces connected to his family legacy. He has released five albums and received three consecutive nominations for Best Original Blues Song from the British Blues Awards. His upcoming album includes contributions from drummer Steve Ferrone, whose credits include Eric Clapton and Tom Petty, and from Tomiko Dixon, granddaughter of blues legend Willie Dixon. He was inducted into the Chicago Blues Hall of Fame during a ceremony at Buddy Guy's Legends. His background is rooted in a noted music family... his aunt Pattie Boyd was married to George Harrison and Eric Clapton, he has remained close to Eric since childhood, he is the son of producer Andy Johns and model and actress Paula Boyd, and the nephew of recording engineer Glyn Johns. Alongside his Blues Daddy shows at European festivals and sold out clubs, he has toured North America and Europe with The Music of Cream and The Cream of Clapton Band featuring Steve Ferrone and Nathan East. This appearance highlights both the influence of his lineage and the distinct voice he has forged on his own.

Start with fish, then stay for the Monkeys.

RIFTBOUND NEXUS NIGHT is a weekly event with a $7 entry fee. Prize support includes packs when available, with store credit offered if packs are not available.

This event features a Star Wars Unlimited tournament in the Twin Suns format with a $7 entry fee.

Tom Jones performs live at Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater, Florida as part of the Come Gather Round Tour. This concert brings the artist to the stage for an evening of music.

Jimmy Failla returns to the Bilheimer Capitol Theatre for a stand-up performance from the comedian, television and radio host, and contributor. A former New York City cab driver, he was named Outstanding Male Comedian at the 2014 New York City Nightlife Awards. He hosts Fox News Saturday Night and the nationally syndicated radio show Fox Across America, and his one hour special State Of The Union is streaming on Amazon Prime. His television appearances include Kennedy on Fox Business, America’s Newsroom, The Greg Gutfeld Show, The Ingraham Angle, Watters World, and The Story. His book Cancel Culture is a New York Times bestseller, and he is heard on more than 150 radio stations as well as on Fox Nation and the Fox News app. This show highlights his stand-up shaped by work across news, radio, and the road.

Tom Jones returns to Ruth Eckerd Hall for a concert that celebrates a remarkable career of more than six decades, filled with chart triumphs and a voice that continues to resonate. With over 100 million records sold, he is widely regarded as one of the great singers and recording artists, and his recent albums produced by Ethan Johns—Surrounded By Time, Long Lost Suitcase, Spirit In The Room, and Praise & Blame—have earned some of his strongest reviews, with critics praising both the music and his live performances. His accolades include a knighthood from Queen Elizabeth II, multiple BRIT Awards, a Silver Clef Award, the Music Industry Trusts Award, and a Hitmaker Award from the US Songwriters Hall of Fame. In addition to regular touring, he serves as a longtime coach on The Voice UK and has appeared at major events and broadcasts such as the MusiCares 25th anniversary tribute to Bob Dylan and the 57th GRAMMY Awards. His memoir Over The Top And Back became a bestseller, and in 2021 Surrounded By Time made him the oldest male artist to reach number one on the UK Official Albums Chart with an album of new material, surpassing Bob Dylan. Expect an evening of timeless hits, rich storytelling, and the commanding presence of an enduring icon.

Community stories and comedy share the spotlight as local business owners, nonprofit directors, and other notable neighbors talk about what they do and why it matters. After each interview, watch as their experiences inspire a run of playful scenes that turn real-life missions into laughter. It is a warm, engaging way to connect with the people who help the community thrive while seeing the humor unfold from their own words.

At Belleair Coffee Company & Taphouse, this event brings together coffee, beers, and blues, along with a little something extra. Attendees can sip their preferred brew while the blues set the mood for a simple mix of drinks and music.

A special Cuban dance social brings live music from Sabrosón alongside resident DJ M Junior, who will keep the floor moving with Salsa, Bachata, and Timba. Guest instructor Rachel Ortiz starts the evening with a Cuban Salsa lesson to set the tone for social dancing and a welcoming atmosphere. Guests can enter a giveaway for tickets to Buena Vista Social Club: The Musical at the Straz Center, and The Scene Media will be on site capturing the energy and memorable moments. September birthdays are being celebrated with complimentary entry for the birthday guest when registered in advance by emailing DameSalsaCubana@gmail.com. Admission is $15 at the door, with processing fees added for card payments. Parking is free in the shopping center’s large lot. To find the space inside WestShore Mall, use the main entrance next to P.F. Chang’s, turn right, and continue straight to the location by Finish Line. By attending and purchasing a ticket, guests consent to the use of their image in event photos and videos for promotional purposes. Presented in part by the Straz Center for the Performing Arts and Raymond Garcia, Tampa Bay realtor.

A monthly King of the Hill showdown brings Tampa Bay artists into a head to head, track for track contest. Performers square off for a top prize of $100 and the monthly title. The field may include first time contenders and past winners, setting up a competitive night of music.

This fundraiser benefits Cover Veterans, an organization that provides transitional housing and job assistance for homeless veterans in Tampa, Florida.

Donate blood at First Baptist Church of New Port Richey as the Big Red Bus comes to New Port Richey, FL. Walk-ins are welcome, and appointments are available to reserve a spot.

Costumes and celebration come together at the Monsters & Mimosas 5K, a Halloween themed run at Aspirations Winery in Clearwater, FL. Runners and walkers can take on the course in their favorite spooky attire. Every participant receives a custom finisher medal, a race shirt, and a mimosa at the finish line, with juice and water available for those under 21. Top performers will be recognized with awards in standard five year age divisions starting at 10 and under. In addition to the 5K, Sip & Stroll and virtual race options are offered. Registration is available in multiple tiers, with Early Bird pricing at 30 dollars, Regular at 35 dollars, Late at 40 dollars, and Race Day at 45 dollars. These prices apply to the 5K and Sip & Stroll, while virtual entries are available during the Early Bird and Regular periods at the same rates.

Ease into a relaxed, drop in style fiber arts meetup at The Common Thread, a new café and creative space in St. Petersburg. Set in the Warehouse Arts District just off the Pinellas Trail, in the former home of The Chelsea café, this weekly gathering welcomes knitters, crocheters, embroiderers, and fiber enthusiasts of all kinds. There is no ticketing or RSVP, and participation is covered with any purchase from the café or shop. Pick up a cozy drink, bring a work in progress, and enjoy unhurried social stitching. All fiber crafts are welcome, the café and shop will be open, and seating is first come, first served. Parking is available in the Golfology Shopping Center, and well behaved pets are welcome to relax with you on the shaded outdoor patio. Whether you stop by briefly or stay a while, it is a simple way to connect and create with fellow makers in a friendly setting.

Rescue Dog Yoga returns to St. Petersburg with a playful class surrounded by shelter dogs. Hosted at Standard Procedure in Saint Petersburg, FL, the session blends gentle movement with plenty of four legged distractions, so expect lots of pup interaction and very little personal space. Capacity is limited and spots often fill quickly. All profits from the event support Suncoast Animal League.

A free 30 minute 9D Breathwork session focused on resetting stress and anxiety takes place at The Patio Lounge, offering an opportunity to take a break from the noise, settle the nervous system, and reconnect with yourself. Bring a yoga mat and anything that helps you lie down comfortably for about half an hour, such as a pillow, blanket, or eye mask. Headphones are provided. No prior breathwork experience is required, simply come as you are. After the reset, stick around for mimosa specials, a custom alcohol free Exhale Elixir created for the occasion, games, music, and a selection of drinks. Space is limited, with walk ins welcome and advance reservations preferred.

A calm, welcoming guided meditation supported by healers, meditative music, singing bowls, and the resonant sound of the gong. The experience is designed to help participants reset their center and relax in a soothing, rejuvenating setting. Open to all.

Planning a wedding and not sure where to begin? The Tampa Bay Bridal Show brings together caterers, photographers, day-of coordinators and other bridal professionals from across the Tampa Bay region. Explore options in one place by sampling a variety of foods, viewing floral designs and browsing wedding gowns to help shape your celebration. Complimentary pre-registration is available for faster entry.

Enjoy an all-you-can-eat vegan buffet held on the second Sunday of each month. For more information, please refer to the event flyer.

This weekly casual league-style tournament features a 7 dollar entry fee. Prizes are given to all participants, with special rewards for the winners.

Create two custom pumpkin ornaments in a hands-on decoupage class. Choose from a wide selection of patterns, including coastal, Halloween, fall, Thanksgiving, floral, Florida-inspired and more. The cost is $32 per person and includes all supplies and instruction. Come with friends or meet new crafters at Aspirations. Outside food or drinks are not permitted. The venue offers wine, beer, cocktails, food and more.

In St Petersburg, this beginner friendly Acro Yoga class welcomes people of all ages, body types, skin colors, and genders. No partner is needed, and exceptional flexibility or strength is not required. The session focuses on building confidence and challenging beliefs that might keep someone from trying Acro Yoga. This is a donation based offering, and contributions support community growth and the creation of educational events that introduce Acro Yoga to the public. Class guidelines prioritize safety and collaboration. Substance or alcohol use is not permitted, and participants are asked to arrive ready to work with others. For everyone’s well-being, please stay home if you feel unwell, have a fever, or have recently been in close contact with someone who is sick. To get ready, reserve a spot and complete the liability waiver before participating. You can share the experience with friends, opt to become a free member of St. Pete Acro Yoga to stay informed about future offerings, and follow the group on social media. Helpful items to bring include a yoga or panel mat or a beach blanket, a towel, water, and snacks. Expect a clear introduction to Acro Yoga, an orientation to the community, a list of beginner skills along with a challenge card to practice, demonstrations of how to use body mechanics and engage the core, and examples of positive communication for problem solving. After class, celebrate what you learned by tagging St. Pete Acro Yoga on social media. Florida solicitation registration CH68168.

Thomas Hallock, Ph.D., Professor of English, Literature and Cultural Studies, leads a presentation examining William Bartram, Florida literature, and the evolving narrative of the state. The program takes place at Heritage Village Museum & Park in the Pinellas Room. Admission is free, with donations appreciated. Hallock earned his Ph.D. from New York University. He is the author of From the Fallen Tree: Frontier Narratives, Environmental Politics and the Roots of a National Pastoral, and the co-editor of Early Modern Ecostudies: From the Florentine Codex to Shakespeare, William Bartram, the Search for Nature’s Design: Selected Art, Letters and Unpublished Manuscripts, and John and William Bartram: Travels on the St. Johns River. He also recently published a series of travel and place-based essays titled A Road Course in Early American Literature.

Week two of the Halloween trivia series at The Locke focuses on cryptids and conspiracies, with questions about Bigfoot, Mothman, alien cover-ups, and legendary urban myths. Competitors can earn leaderboard points as the contest intensifies on the way to the grand finale. Tickets are sold out.

A casual weekly gathering invites people to the Dunedin Causeway to catch the Sunday sunset. Attendees bring a chair and a favorite drink, relax by the water, and watch a classic Florida sky light up. The mood is friendly and laid back, with Jeeps lined up along the shoreline. Everyone is welcome.

107.3 The Eagle brings Freedom Rocks to the stage with a powerhouse lineup featuring 38 Special, The Marshall Tucker Band, and Don Felder. 38 Special marks half a century together with more than 20 million records sold and a catalog exceeding 15 albums, all rooted in guitar-forward Southern rock. Known for radio staples like “Hold On Loosely,” “Caught Up In You,” “If I’d Been The One,” “Back Where You Belong,” and “Second Chance,” the group formed in 1974 and built its reputation on a high-octane live show. The Florida outfit blends grit and melody with hooks made for FM airwaves, and continues that legacy with Milestone, its first studio release in over two decades, updating the sound while staying true to classic rock foundations. The Marshall Tucker Band, born in Spartanburg, South Carolina in 1972, took its name from a blind piano tuner whose name appeared on a key to their original rehearsal space. With more than 20 studio albums and numerous live recordings to their credit, they have achieved multi-platinum success and a far-reaching influence. Their concerts overflow with fan favorites, including “Heard It in a Love Song,” “Can’t You See,” “Fire on the Mountain,” “Long Hard Ride,” “Ramblin’,” and treasures from a deep catalog that also includes “Searchin’ for a Rainbow.” Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Don Felder adds a storied chapter to the evening. Recognized for his years as an Eagles lead guitarist, he co-wrote and delivered the memorable solo on “Hotel California” with Joe Walsh, contributed “Vision” on One of These Nights, and earned writing credits on “Victim of Love” and “Those Shoes.” Following his time with the band, he released three solo records, beginning with Airborne in 1983, followed by Road to Forever in 2012 and American Rock ’n’ Roll in 2019, the latter featuring guests such as Slash, Mick Fleetwood, Chad Smith, Alex Lifeson, Orianthi, Richie Sambora, Bob Weir, Joe Satriani, Sammy Hagar, Jim Keltner, and Peter Frampton.

Free, team-based trivia takes place at the Tap Room at the Hollander Hotel, hosted by Sir Douglas of the Tampa Bay Dream Team. The top three teams earn HH Bucks in the amounts of $50, $25, and $15. First place also receives a photo with the Tampa Bay Dream Team Champions' Weekly Trophy, plus the chance to tag the trophy with their team swag. A bonus freebie question and answer are posted on the organizers’ Facebook page on the day of the game. Large parties can reserve space by calling (727) 873-7900.

Prophessor J presents an open mic at Steep Station St. Pete with music, comedy, and poetry. This special crossover showcase marks more than three years of live local performance across the Tampa Bay area and features 15 performers who have taken part in both the Shine and Prophessor J events held at Steep Station over the past five years. The series is held on alternate Sundays at the venue.