Events in Duval County, FL

This non-heated vinyasa class is led by Lindsey Davis. With more than 15 years of yoga experience, she provides both modifications and options to progress poses, creating an all-levels experience for newcomers and seasoned yogis. Lindsey brings a fresh, welcoming energy and shares her style with the Deerwood community.

The FLEX FRIDAY Series features Dance Combat with Diana Reyes, a high energy workout that blends dance choreography with martial arts inspired moves like punches, kicks, and blocks along with athletic conditioning. Set to upbeat music, this full body session aims to build cardio endurance, coordination, and strength while boosting confidence and easing stress. No martial arts background is required, and modifications are available for all fitness levels. A signed fitness liability waiver with The Block Jax is required to participate. If you have already completed a waiver for a previous event at The Block Jax, you do not need to sign again.

Enjoy live music at LandShark Bar & Grill in Jacksonville Beach with performances by local musicians. After a day in the sun, step inside to cool off, enjoy a drink, and take in the sounds.

Steak Night features a $14 ribeye dinner that comes with a choice of baked potato or fries, plus sautéed mushrooms, sautéed onions, a salad, and a bread roll. Salmon is available for $11, or choose a combo for $22. The evening also includes Steak Bingo, drink specials for anyone wearing a R.E.D. shirt, and live music.

This family-friendly evening features giveaways, colorful face painting, a reptile-themed photo booth, and Girl Scouts inflatable archery. Guests can get creative with rock painting while local community partners share treats and swag. The mix of playful challenges, creative fun, and memorable photo opportunities offers something for all ages.

A free, community potluck begins with guidance from chefs who share practical cooking insights, then continues with conversation and entertainment. Everyone is welcome to enjoy the meal, and those who are able may bring a dish to contribute. Activities vary and may include story circles, outdoor films, game or art nights, live music, spoken word, inspirational speakers, and open mic segments. Look forward to engaging moments, great food, and a warm neighborhood vibe.

A ninja-themed evening returns to the UndergrounD Dojo with chances to learn new ninja moves, spend time with other ninjas, and enjoy pizza, Legos, and a movie. Admission is $30 per person. Donations of gently used LEGOS are welcome to help everyone imagine more and build bigger creations.

Players Grille - Brooklyn sets the stage for karaoke, welcoming anyone who wants to sing while friends and fellow guests cheer from the crowd. Food and cold drinks are available, and the mood stays upbeat with nothing but good vibes. It all unfolds in a neighborhood gathering place where people come together.

Cool Stuff Games - Jacksonville hosts a weekly One Piece Trading Card Game tournament for players looking to battle it out in a friendly, organized setting. Registration is completed through the Bandai TCG+ app, and players should also sign in on the store’s check in sheet. The event uses a constructed format with Best of 1 Swiss rounds that scale with attendance, and the entry fee is $10. Prize support is returned to top finishers as store credit from collected entries, with packs sometimes added. Every participant receives the newest promotional pack while supplies last, and the top four competitors receive Winner Packs. Judges are available for rules questions during matches, though they will not provide strategic advice. Trading is welcome, but buying or selling with anyone other than store staff is not permitted, and the store may limit trading space and does not allow large carts or luggage for transporting trade stock. Outside food and drink are welcome if kept tidy and away from games in progress. Please be respectful, avoid horseplay or foul language, and report any lost items to a staff member. For questions or feedback, speak with the Tournament Organizer or a sales associate in store.

Rumours of Fleetwood Mac pays tribute to the iconic band with a show personally endorsed by founding member Mick Fleetwood. Capturing the spirit of Fleetwood Mac at their peak, it invites both longtime listeners and new fans to rediscover the songs and performances that helped make the group a favorite for generations. Expect classics like The Chain, Gold Dust Woman, Landslide, You Make Loving Fun, and Rhiannon.

Tom Bennett and Ariel Vegodsky lead a dueling pianos show at Spliffs Gastropub South Jax, playing well-loved songs and singing at the keys. The performance encourages audience participation with plenty of sing-alongs. The show returns to the venue for an energetic evening of live, interactive music.

A weekly silent disco brings the vibes to Root Down Jax in Riverside’s Five Points, with dancing across both indoor and outdoor spaces where the music plays through personal headphones at the volume you prefer. The fun continues no matter the weather. Each headset offers three color coded channels you can switch between at any time. Green serves up nostalgic favorites from more than twenty years ago, Red is a request hotline where you can write down the songs you want to hear with an optional tip to move your pick ahead, and Blue delivers newer hip hop and pop hits. Match colors to sync with friends or find your own rhythm. Headphone rental is 10 dollars, payable by cash, card, or Apple Pay. The first 30 attendees receive a complimentary rental for the night. A hand stamp allows reentry. This event is 21 and over, and IDs are checked at the door. The venue is accessible to mobility devices through the front street entrance, except for the far end of the back patio.

Southern Silkies is appearing at the Mayport Waterfront Market with their silkies. Their booth is number 26.

Jacksonville’s Westside hosts a free, timed 5K run and walk on the Jacksonville-Baldwin Rail Trail. The course starts and finishes at the Halsema Trailhead and welcomes runners, walkers, spectators, and volunteers. It is a local edition of the global parkrun community. Participants are asked to register in advance and bring their barcode for timing.

This community-focused wellness and fitness session in the San Marco area is thoughtfully curated in a serene, garden-inspired setting to support personal reconnection. It features restorative movement and mindful practices centered on easing the body, clarifying the mind, and embracing a softer pace. The Priority Garden List provides early updates, access to pre-sale tickets, special perks, brand incentives, and VIP opportunities. Vendors interested in participating can request details at optfitlyf@gamil.com.

Enjoy a donation-based slow flow yoga class at Penman Park in Jacksonville Beach, hosted by Beaches Green Market and Consider It Yoga. Designed for all experience levels, the session moves through gentle, grounding sequences that awaken the body and quiet the mind in an inviting outdoor setting. Bring a yoga mat and practice at a comfortable pace. A suggested $10 donation supports Community and Scholarships at Consider It Yoga. After class, explore Beaches Green Market for fresh local produce, artisanal goods, and more.

At Atlantic Beach Arts Market, Inc., artist and instructor Ronnie Phillips leads a hands-on oil painting workshop. Participants learn the complete process, from sketching and laying in a wash to mixing colors and applying paint with brushes or a palette knife, then finish a personalized oil painting. The class is recommended for ages 16 and older. The fee is $70 per student, and all supplies are provided. Class tickets are refundable only if the request is made before the class date. Tickets purchased through Eventbrite are refundable for the ticket price only, minus online processing fees. After the class date, a credit will be issued that can be redeemed in store for another class.

Enjoy a full day of family fun at the barn with a car show and unique local vendors. Wander through food truck alley to grab lunch or a sweet treat, then head back to the barn to catch a bit of arm wrestling.

Discover a welcoming space designed for learning, access to helpful resources, and building connections with others. Attendees can explore educational opportunities, find support, and connect with people and information in one place.

Good Living Food Pantry Distribution Day at Journey Church Jax offers free groceries and useful household essentials for individuals and families. Items are provided at no cost while supplies last. The event centers on practical support delivered with care for the community, and all are welcome to attend.

The 6th Annual Vigil for Jacquez Anlage is paired with the 5th Annual Relax N Unwind Mental Health Picnic as a combined event.

Discover a fully indoor marketplace at Duval Hall with more than 100 vendors showcasing oddities, crystals and gems, taxidermy, fossils, handmade crafts, artwork, and unique gifts from artists and creators. Psychic and tarot readings will be available. This all-ages event offers free parking. All proceeds support Access Art, a Florida nonprofit that helps kids gain access to art and music. Vendor registration is available exclusively through the organizer’s website.

At Riverside Park in Jacksonville, FL, this free community gathering welcomes people from Pagan, ancestral and nature-based paths, as well as anyone interested in learning more. The day begins with an opening blessing ritual, continues with spiritual workshops, local vendors, children’s activities, nonprofits and Pagan organizations, and concludes with a community closing ritual. Donations are requested for the annual charity drives supporting Hubbard House and pet food for Ayla’s Acres, and Life South will be on site for blood donations. Event support comes from Earth Gifts, The Jacksonville Witches Society and Olympic House of Venus-Hathor. Jacksonville Pagan Pride Alliance, Inc., a 501(c)3 coordinated by Sacred Realms Sanctuary, a local Pagan group, and affiliated with Pagan Pride Project festivals, organizes the event. Registration and payment for vendors, nonprofits and sponsors are handled only through the official website, and any posts from scammers claiming to sell event space should be ignored. The gathering will be held regardless of weather.

Step inside the Ann & David Hicks Auditorium at Jacksonville Public Library for an immersive courtroom drama where the audience serves as the jury. Hear witness testimonies, examine evidence, and cast votes at pivotal moments that shape how the trial progresses. The final decision rests with the room, so each performance can unfold differently. The case follows a summer night on a family speedboat steered by the son of an influential politician, with an ex-partner and longtime friends aboard. By the end of the outing, one passenger is dead, another is in a coma, and the driver stands accused of murder. Jurors weigh whether jealousy sparked the tragedy or if there is a deeper story to uncover. This fast-paced experience runs about 60 minutes. Doors open 30 minutes before the start, and there is no late entry. Seating is first come, first served within the zone you select, with Zones A, B, and C offering different viewing areas. It is recommended for ages 12 and up, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. There are no strobe effects. Sensitive content includes domestic violence, emotional manipulation, alcohol use, and a disturbing emergency call recording. The venue is fully accessible, including a wheelchair zone, and service animals are welcome. Restrooms are available, the space is climate controlled, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. Smoking and vaping are not allowed. There is no onsite parking. Street options and nearby garages are available, and rideshare is suggested. Group reservations are available for parties of 30 or more, as well as private performances. Guests who require assistance may be eligible for a complimentary companion pass with appropriate documentation after purchasing a ticket.

Break out boots and pearls for a Western-themed evening that blends style, music, and fellowship in support of the Youth Auxiliary of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Beta Alpha Zeta Chapter. Highlights include prizes for standout cowboy and cowgirl attire and a lively line dance competition. The event takes place at the Elks Lodge. Tickets are $65 per person. This is an adults-only gathering with a friendly, positive atmosphere.

Ignescent appears with Disciple for a joint event featuring both acts.

Murray Hill Theatre presents a high-energy night of faith-centered rock with Disciple performing alongside Ignescent, Kaliyl, and TriCord. The lineup brings a forceful mix of Christian rock, hard rock, and alternative blended with modern worship anthems, delivering big guitars, soaring vocals, and lyrics that point to conviction, hope, and purpose. Each band adds its own character, from driving, high-impact rock to atmospheric, melodic worship moments, creating an experience that reaches both the heart and the adrenaline. More than a typical show, it lifts up a shared message of belief and boldness in faith, with four bands sharing one stage for a powerful, unified night.

The Pink Hats & Pink Ties with a Shade of Blue Celebration brings together Pink Ribbon Blue Skies Foundation, Inc. and Jiles Jewels Breast Cancer Awareness for a refined scholarship fundraiser that celebrates survivors, remembers loved ones, and strengthens outreach and scholarship programs for individuals and families affected by breast and prostate cancer. Guests can look forward to an inspiring atmosphere with meaningful connections, entertainment, and a carefully curated dining experience that reflects the mission of Pink Ribbon Blue Skies Foundation. Tickets are $150 per person, reserved tables for eight are $1,256, and sponsorship opportunities are available. Wear pink to show support.

The Smashing Pumpkins bring The Rats In A Cage Tour to VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena, following an expansive celebration of Mellon Collie that included a deluxe vinyl edition with unreleased concert recordings from the album’s world tour, a special onstage reimagining with the Lyric Opera of Chicago, and culinary collaborations with Vosges Haut-Chocolat and Erewhon. The tour arrives amid a steady flow of new music from the band, including Cyr, the triple album Atum: A Rock Opera In Three Parts, and Aghori Mhori Mei. Ticket access options include a public onsale along with Citi Cardmember and Verizon Access presales, Live Nation and venue presales, and VIP packages.

Outlander in Concert transforms the saga’s sweep into a live symphonic event that keeps the story’s heartbeat on stage even as the television series approaches its finale. Developed with showrunner Matthew B. Roberts and Emmy Award winner Bear McCreary, the officially licensed production features an orchestra performing McCreary’s signature score while key moments from the series appear on a large screen. Like the stones of Craigh na Dun that carry Claire to Jamie, the music traces a journey through past and present, themes of love and separation, Scotland at its core and horizons that reach beyond. Honoring the show’s roots, the production premiered in Scotland and celebrates enduring characters and the landscapes that defined them. Officially licensed by Sony Pictures Television and presented in collaboration with Starz, it serves as a tribute to a story that has connected with audiences around the world. The performance may include mature themes that are not suitable for all ages, and parental guidance is recommended for children.

American Legion Post 316 hosts a breakfast cooked to order, served while supplies last. Choose eggs prepared scrambled, sunny side up, or over, or go with an omelet. Pair it with bacon or sausage, available as links or patties, and add biscuits with gravy. Every plate comes with home fries, toast, and coffee for $8. The Texans versus Jaguars game will be on during breakfast. Open to all.

This six day, five night biking getaway unfolds in St. Augustine, the oldest city in the United States and the heart of the Historic Coast. A blend of road and trail riding links welcoming southern inns with notable sights such as Castillo de San Marcos and the St. Augustine Lighthouse. Scenic stretches between each stop showcase natural beauty alongside the area's rich history.

Atlantic Beach hosts a standout farmers market that celebrates local growers and makers. Shoppers will find fresh foods from area farmers, homesteaders, backyard producers, and microgreen growers, along with artisan baked goods, small batch coffee, and offerings from gardeners. The market also showcases a wide range of handmade goods, beauty and wellness products, clothing, jewelry, toys, and fine art created in Northeast Florida.

This weekly, hands-on class in bicycle maintenance is designed to give beginners and seasoned riders alike the confidence to care for and repair their own bikes. Sessions focus on practical tasks such as fixing flats and swapping tubes, setting the right tire pressure and choosing appropriate tires, adjusting rim and disc brakes, dialing in shifting and derailleurs, cleaning, lubricating, and replacing chains, checking bolts and doing basic safety inspections, tracking down squeaks and rattles, understanding when a bike is not safe to ride, and deciding which fixes are reasonable at home versus when it is better to go to a shop. Learning happens by doing. Participants can bring their own bike or work on a shop bike, ask questions, practice with tools, make mistakes, and learn together. All experience levels are welcome and no prior mechanical background is needed. Tools are provided, and you are encouraged to bring any parts you already have. The aim is to share knowledge, build confidence, and keep more bikes rolling, especially for people who may not have access to a traditional shop or formal training. The emphasis is on mutual aid, self reliance, and community rather than perfection. Curiosity and a bicycle are all you need.

Experience an indoor celebration of all things mystical at the Ramada Conference Center in Mandarin, where admission is free and guests are welcome to arrive as they are or dress in enchanted attire. Explore a dynamic marketplace of metaphysical creators and practitioners, with tarot, oracle, and other intuitive readings available alongside a broad selection of handcrafted and spiritual goods. More than sixty vendors and service professionals will be spread across four spacious conference rooms, all in a comfortable indoor setting. Discover playful handmade jewelry, authentic crystals and gemstones, distinctive home decor and accessories, fashion and cosplay pieces, original artwork, rare curios, spell jars and ritual kits, herbs and oils, candles and incense, and holistic skincare and wellness items. Onsite amenities include a full bar in the lobby and food options in the hotel restaurant. Free parking is available. Families are welcome, with attendance by children left to the discretion of their parents. Vendor coordination is managed only by Laurie McGovern and Jack Bowers, and messages from anyone else claiming affiliation should be disregarded.

A vegan food and fun event in Jacksonville that celebrates plant-based cuisine and good times.

The weekend fun continues with a featured pairing that brings an Irish Breakfast Shot together with a Macanudo, plus deals on Bloody Marys, domestic beer buckets, and champagne by the bottle. Live music adds to the atmosphere.

Participants gather on their mats in a compassionate space that welcomes the often messy in between. The session encourages honest exploration across physical, emotional, and spiritual paths while gently unraveling patterns held in the body. Framed through a recovery lens, it includes discussion of addiction related topics, opportunities to share personal experiences, and breathwork to support healing for the mind, body, and soul. No prior yoga experience or 12 step affiliation is required. A suggested donation of $10 is welcomed, and all proceeds support Community and Scholarships at Consider It.

Discover the vibrant world of Indian cooking in a hands-on class guided by a chef. Practice using signature spices and techniques in the spirit of Delhi’s culinary traditions, and build confidence as you create a flavorful meal from start to finish. The menu includes chana masala, a hearty chickpea curry, murgh makhani, also known as butter chicken, warm naan, and fragrant basmati rice. A complimentary glass of house wine is included with the meal.

Take part in an intermediate West Coast Swing dance class led by Billy Ray Shaver. No prior experience is required and you do not need a partner. All are welcome to participate. The fee is $10 per class.

This performance brings fresh interpretations of historic spirituals and hymns that seek to inspire, empower, and bring people together. Leader, guitarist, and singer Walter Parks, a longtime sideman to Woodstock legend Richie Havens, appears with featured artists drummer and producer Steven Williams, vocalist Ada Dyer, who is currently touring worldwide with Bruce Springsteen, and/or trombonist Andrae Murchison. Tickets are $25. To reserve seats, text 904-485-0763.

Led by the Lat29 Tribe, these Sunday evening stand up paddle outings take place on the Ortega River in Avondale and focus on sunsets and good vibes. Participants can choose a package with all equipment provided for $50, or pay $20 if bringing their own board and gear. Personal coolers and beverages are welcome. Booking is available by text or direct message.

A free chamber concert at St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Jacksonville features fantasy themed works by Benjamin Britten, Ralph Vaughan-Williams, and Robert Shumann, along with Tchaikovsky's Andante Cantabile. The ensemble includes Eric Olson on oboe, Giovanni Bertoni on clarinet, Yu-Ping Tsai and JeeHee Kang on violins, Darryl Manley and Ellen Olson on violas, and Ben Fryxell on cello. The program explores an imaginative sound world, and will also be available via livestream.

Tito Nieves, widely known as the Pavarotti of Salsa, appears at The Florida Theatre in Jacksonville, FL. Born Humberto Nieves in Río Piedras, Puerto Rico and raised in New York City in a musical family, he launched his professional path with Orquesta Cimarrón in 1975, collaborated with Héctor Lavoe, made his debut with Johnny Ortiz’s Taibori in 1978, and helped found Conjunto Clásico, contributing to eight recordings before embarking on a solo career. His early solo work earned significant acclaim, with Classic and Yo Quiero Cantar going gold and introducing the English-language salsa favorite I’ll Always Love You, followed by the platinum-certified Déjame Vivir. He reached wider audiences with the all-English I Like It Like That, which brought mainstream attention that included a performance with Stevie Wonder at the Alma Awards, and he continued to blend salsa, pop, and R&B on later albums such as Dale Cara a la Vida and Clase Aparte.

This volunteer opportunity supports the Fletcher Middle School Band by staffing football concessions, with proceeds benefiting the band program. It takes place at Jack Taylor Stadium. Sign-up is coordinated through the Band App.

Mavi in Jax Beach presents music, tasty food, and friendly company, highlighted by guest keyboardist Ray Mezo.

Back by popular demand, the club’s bingo fundraiser brings a playful spooky vibe with prizes contributed by area merchants, including offerings tied to local restaurants and other businesses. Held at the Mandarin Community Club, the evening features at least ten games of bingo plus a grand prize round, giving plenty of chances to win. Costumes are welcome but not required, and the standout outfit earns a prize. Tickets are sold at the door for $25 for ten games, cash only, and additional cards can be purchased. Food and drinks will be available for purchase, with pizza, hot dogs, candy, chips, sodas, and more on the menu. All proceeds benefit the nonprofit Mandarin Community Club. Reservations are encouraged to help with planning and can be made by phone or through the club’s website. If calling 904-268-1622, please provide your name, contact information, and the number in your party.

JK & The Contraband brings a two-set performance to Blue Jay Listening Room. The first set reshapes 90s grunge staples into groove-forward fusion, with reinterpretations inspired by Soundgarden, The Smashing Pumpkins, Nirvana, and more. The second set turns to the band’s own material, blending funk, jazz, and rock for an energetic finish.

Enjoy a free Harvest Market at Mandarin Markets featuring more than 160 local vendors. Browse farm-fresh produce, canned goods, and flowers in a true farmers market setting, discover handmade arts and crafts, and explore a lively food truck alley. A live DJ and kid-friendly activities add to the festive atmosphere. Admission is free, and vendor registration is available.

Festa Italiana honors the 75th anniversary of the Italian American Club of Jacksonville. Established in 1951, the club has shared Italian heritage with the Jacksonville community, and this milestone celebration continues that tradition. It is a day to feel Italian and savor la bella vita.

Trunks N Treats returns to Furever Vets Central for a free community celebration of fall that welcomes kids, teens, pets, and pet parents. Enjoy guided tours of the facility, a meet and greet with Dr. Baxter, a vendor village, a live DJ, outdoor games, festive crafts for both children and pets, themed cars set up for trunk-or-treating, a bounce house, and coupon giveaways. Food trucks will be on site with dinner available for purchase. A live pet costume fashion show invites attendees to show off creative looks with their companions. Prizes will be awarded in five categories that include best movie inspired, best Halloween, best couples, best freestyle, and best stroller, carrier, backpack, or wagon costume. Registration for the pet costume contest is in person at the event with no advance sign-up, and participants must be present to win. Winners will be chosen by live judges. The fashion show takes place by the DJ booth and red carpet runway. Costumes are encouraged for everyone, pets included. There will be no central raffle this year, though individual vendors may host their own at their stations. Admission and all activities are free.

Murray Hill-O-Ween turns Murray Hill into a neighborhood Halloween celebration for all ages. The evening features a Halloween parade along Edgewood Avenue, local craft brews served from a beer truck, a range of local vendors, and plenty of tasty options from food trucks. A pumpkin patch adds to the festivities, and a Kids Zone designed for families offers bounce houses, games, and seasonal activities. Whether the plan is a little thrill, a treat, or time with friends and neighbors, there is something for everyone.

The Florida Bridal & Wedding Expo at the Prime F. Osborn III Convention Center in Jacksonville brings together a curated group of wedding experts offering advice for celebrations of every kind, from polished black tie to barefoot beach vows. Explore ideas, ask questions, and collect insights to help create a day filled with lasting memories.

Beth Haizlip leads an acrylic painting workshop at ABAM. All materials are provided for use during the class so participants can focus on technique and creativity. The fee is $65 per person. Refunds are available only if requested before the class date. For tickets purchased through Eventbrite, refunds cover the class price only and exclude Eventbrite processing fees. After the class date, a store credit will be issued that can be applied to another class.

Florida Chamber Music Project partners with Beaches Museum for a Season 14 concert at the Beaches Museum Chapel, featuring Franz Schubert's String Quartet No. 12, D. 703 (Quartettsatz) and Sextet No. 1 in B-Flat Major, Opus 18 by Johannes Brahms. The performance is sponsored by Dr. Sharon Scholl in honor of her late husband, Dr. Harvey Scholl.

Settle into a tandem sound bath in Atlantic Beach with facilitators Diana Vasquez and Adriana Dobbs. The session blends the resonant tones of crystal singing bowls in the room with Himalayan singing bowls applied on and around the body, creating an immersive environment for slowing down and reconnecting. Group size is kept small and the experience is suitable for beginners. A comfortable floor setup is provided, including a mat, bolster, and blanket. Capacity is limited and the fee is $66. This offering is not appropriate for individuals with pacemakers, epilepsy, pregnancy, or a current or past history of deep vein thrombosis. Because sound baths may produce monaural beats, anyone prone to seizures should consult a physician. If you wear a cochlear implant, inform the facilitator. Those with sensory sensitivities can reach out to Adriana to discuss options. Sound therapy from Serenity Sounds is intended to support relaxation and overall well-being, and it is a complementary practice that is not a substitute for professional medical diagnosis or treatment.

The Jax Hope Golf Memorial Tournament pays tribute to Dr. Sanjeet Grewal. Registration is open for those who would like to participate.

A monthly bluegrass jam held on the last Wednesday of each month brings together traditional bluegrass, old-time picking, and community music-making. Hosted by Mike Godwin, Steve Leonard, and Rex Putnam, the circle keeps the tunes flowing in a welcoming setting. Each gathering features a special guest who adds a new voice and spark. Musicians of any experience level are welcome to bring instruments and take part in the jam, and listeners can enjoy close harmonies, quick-fingered runs, and a cozy front-porch vibe.

Now in its seventh year, the Beaches BBQ Bash fills ABBQ Meat & Drink in Atlantic Beach, Florida with an evening of food and beverages, an in-person auction, a raffle with prizes, and time to connect with others. All proceeds benefit four local Beaches Boys & Girls Clubs, including McKenzie's Beaches Boys & Girls Club, Jordan Park Boys & Girls Club, Mayport Elementary Boys & Girls Club, and Gail Baker Boys & Girls Club.

Celebrate 35 years of Sonic the Hedgehog with a live concert that shines a light on the franchise’s most memorable music and moments. A full ensemble joins forces with rock musicians, electronics, and vocalists to deliver signature themes and fresh instrumental takes on fan favorites, spanning the series from its Genesis roots to today. From Green Hill Zone to Undefeatable, the music pairs with standout scenes from across the games for an immersive experience. Listeners can discover musical Easter eggs woven into the arrangements, and the production evokes Sonic’s world on stage. The program also salutes the creative legacy of composers Jun Senoue and Tomoya Ohtani, whose work has helped define Sonic’s sound across generations.

Get ready for a rock-filled show at Monkey's Uncle in Jacksonville Beach, Florida.

At Florida Theater, Thee Phantom & The Illharmonic Orchestra blends hip hop with orchestral accompaniment. Strings, horns, and piano perform alongside a DJ, a female vocalist, and an MC for a genre-spanning concert. The Illharmonic has headlined its own performance at Carnegie Hall, making it one of only three hip hop groups to do so.

A high-energy night devoted to dancing, featuring upbeat music and a lively party atmosphere from start to finish.

Silent disco takes over Friendship Fountain with music and movement beside the fountain’s shimmering light show, set against sunset views along the Jacksonville riverfront. This is a family friendly experience, and all ages are welcome. A bar and food trucks will be on site, and the blue and green channels offer clean music. Kids and teens receive complimentary headphone rentals when under 18, accompanied by a paying guardian who is 18 or older, and present in line. Adult rentals are $10, and payment is accepted by cash, card, or Apple Pay. Rentals also include free entry and headphones at Root Down for guests 21 and older with a hand stamp. Weather permitting.

This trunk or treat features complimentary food, drinks, and candy for children. It is designed to provide a safe way to enjoy Halloween festivities, and every child must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. It is presented by Diverse Performance Auto Club in collaboration with Dream Team Jax and Elit3 Cliqu3 Jax. Vendors and prospective sponsors can inquire at 901-462-7978 or backstage_ent06@yahoo.com.

Tee it up for a great cause at the 11th Annual Beaches Golf Tournament, presented by Pivot CPAs, at Atlantic Beach Country Club. This captain's choice scramble offers a full day of golf, food, and fundraising in support of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Florida. Player benefits include a cart and range balls, an open bar available throughout the day, lunch and dinner, on-course proximity prizes, a raffle with notable items, and an awards ceremony to conclude the day. Participation helps provide local youth with a safe place after school, academic support, healthy meals, and mentorship.

Volunteers will help prepare bagged lunches for individuals receiving services through Mission House during the weekend. Activities may include sandwich making, snack preparation, packing lunches, and general food prep assistance.

At Modern Midwives, this free, compassionate support circle welcomes anyone affected by pregnancy or infant loss, partners included. Participation is open whether or not you have living children and regardless of whether your loss was recent or many years ago. The circle is facilitated by Perinatal Mental Health Therapist Melissa Moulton. To RSVP, contact Melissa at 904-323-2729.

An in-person sunrise gathering focused on renewing mind, body, and soul. As the day begins, this experience creates time to pause, breathe, and realign purpose with faith. Through guided reflection, gentle restorative practices, and grounded conversation, participants cultivate clarity and welcome healing across body, soul, and spirit, with attention to financial alignment with a God given purpose. It offers supportive space for anyone navigating transition, seeking peace, or making room to hear from God.

At Beaches Organic Community Garden on the east side of Jarboe Park in Neptune Beach, visitors are invited to explore the garden, talk with the gardeners, and take part in a community workday focused on caring for the space. Volunteers can help with group projects or pitch in on tasks like mowing, watering, and weeding. Families are welcome, and children can join in with simple, hands-on activities such as painting signs, planting seeds, and watering plants. Dress for outdoor work by wearing comfortable clothing, closed-toe shoes or boots, and a hat, and bring gloves if you have them along with water to stay hydrated. Plans may change based on the weather.

At Jacksonville Beach, as part of the Super Girl Pro Surf Fest, a free mini women’s self-defense class is offered at the GOALS STAGE. Participants can build confidence and feel empowered while learning simple, effective skills that support personal safety and help them become their own best defense. One participant will receive a certificate for the Women’s Warrior Program.

The Florida Theatre presents a 40th anniversary screening of Little Shop of Horrors hosted by Ellen Greene, who originated the role of Audrey on stage and later starred in the film adaptation. This rare appearance includes an exclusive meet-and-greet package with signed memorabilia and photo opportunities. The 1986 cult sci-fi musical comedy directed by Frank Oz follows timid florist Seymour Krelborn and the carnivorous plant he names Audrey II. As the plant brings attention to the Skid Row flower shop, it demands increasingly human sacrifices, leaving Seymour torn between his growing love for coworker Audrey and the plant’s deadly hunger.

At The Florida Theatre, celebrate the 40th anniversary of Jim Henson and David Bowie’s Labyrinth with a concert presentation that pairs the complete film on a huge HD screen with a live rock band featuring synth and percussion. Vivid lighting evokes the journey to the Goblin City while the music is performed live, highlighting the cult classic’s memorable songs, beloved characters, and striking visuals in a seamless blend of cinema and concert.

Hosted at The Glass Factory, this third annual gala champions Fourth and Gold’s mission to fund life saving childhood cancer research. Every ticket and auction bid supports the cause, helping advance studies that are already shaping treatments in hospitals today. In under five years, the community has contributed more than $526,000, and this evening honors that momentum while working to push the mission forward. Attendees can plan to dress up for a night centered on hope for kids facing cancer.

At St. John the Divine Greek Orthodox Church, a weekend gathering centers on traditions rooted in faith, family, and community. Guests can enjoy food and baked sweets, live musical entertainment, cultural showcases, and tours of the church, all shared in a warm atmosphere that connects generations. It is a welcoming experience for first-time visitors as well as those who return each year.

Floyd Nation brings The Inner Light Tour to The Florida Theatre with a powerful, all-encompassing concert shaped by the Pink Floyd legacy that influenced a generation. Classics such as Wish You Were Here, Comfortably Numb, Time, and Another Brick in the Wall are featured, delivering the sound, feeling, and atmosphere audiences anticipate while reaching far beyond a typical tribute. Their new album, Inner Light, recorded in part at Abbey Road Studios, fuels the concept for this tour. The performance blends the group’s original pieces with Pink Floyd’s most renowned songs into a flowing set that feels familiar yet new. Rather than reproducing every note, the band focuses on the spirit of the music, giving it room to grow in real time. Extended sections, fluid transitions, and mindful improvisation bring a sense of discovery throughout the show. An immersive production heightens the journey. Layered lighting, atmospheric projections, and cinema-inspired staging reshape the space into a living environment that draws the audience into the heart of the music. The result is a performance paced with intention, offering the staples listeners expect, revealing lesser-known selections for devoted fans, and introducing new material that broadens the story, all delivered by accomplished musicians dedicated to both authenticity and innovation.

The Jacksonville Out of the Darkness Walk unites people in the fight against suicide. Participants come together to raise awareness, support one another, and honor and remember loved ones, while also helping fund vital efforts that protect mental health and prevent suicide. It is part of the #OutOfTheDarkness movement.

Eddie B brings his teacher-centered stand-up to The Florida Theatre, building on the viral momentum of his video series What Teachers Really Want to Say that resonated with educators nationwide. That breakout led to packed comedy clubs, theaters, and arenas on tours like Teachers Only Comedy Tour and I’m Already Professionally Developed, followed by virtual performances when live shows were paused. He then returned to stages with the Teachers Only Summer Break Tour. Sharing the classroom perspective of an actual teacher, he delivers unfiltered, true-to-life humor that captures the frustrations and laughs of school life for audiences in the United States and beyond.

An energetic car show in Jacksonville brings together import, domestic, European, JDM and stance builds. Expect featured cars, music and complimentary giveaways in an upbeat atmosphere. This family friendly gathering welcomes all ages and takes place at the Prime F. Osborn III Convention Center.

Ridley Scott’s cult classic, nominated for multiple Academy Awards, is presented in an immersive live to film format. Blade Runner (2007 Final Cut) appears on a large HD screen while The Avex Ensemble performs Vangelis’s iconic synthesizer score in precise sync with the 1982 motion picture. The noir story follows detective Rick Deckard, played by Harrison Ford, as he resumes hunting Replicants after four escape from the colonies and return to Earth. His mission becomes complicated when he falls for Rachel, portrayed by Sean Young, a Replicant associated with the Tyrell Corporation. This combination of concert performance and cinema brings the film’s atmosphere and sound into sharp focus for a unified experience.

This gathering brings together veterans, friends, and military families for a night of food, drinks, and favorite tunes.

Experience a flavorful weekend at the Prime Osborn Center in downtown Jacksonville, where coffee and chocolate take center stage. Taste and shop your way through offerings from top coffee roasters, artisan chocolatiers, gourmet food vendors, and makers.

At the Aloft Jacksonville Tapestry Hotel, the Jacksonville Mistletoe Market offers a festive indoor shopping experience with free entry. Browse a mix of local creatives and retailers to jump start holiday gifting. The first 30 guests receive swag bags. Shoppers who make purchases from five vendors can pick up a free gift, and additional freebies are available for engaging on Facebook by liking and reviewing the event or posting a photo or video and tagging @jaxconnections. Giveaways also include chances to win $25 in market bucks by sharing the event or reserving a free ticket reminder. A nonprofit spotlight is listed as TBD, and vendor and sponsor opportunities are available.

Cirque Dreams Holidaze blends Broadway-style storytelling with contemporary circus artistry in a family-friendly celebration. The story follows Clara on Christmas Eve as a snowstorm threatens to keep her family away. Two spirited singers lead her into Holidaze, a vivid world filled with color, wonder, and sensational feats. She becomes part of the journey, forges surprising friendships, discovers her courage, and in a joyful turn she reunites with her loved ones, takes to the air in an elegant aerial moment, and joins the company for a finale that honors imagination, togetherness, and the holiday spirit. Newly refreshed for 2026, the production features a renowned ensemble of aerialists, deft jugglers, energetic rope skippers, and high-flying acrobats, alongside singers, dancers, toy soldiers, and reindeer. Expect new music with favorite holiday songs performed live, updated sets, shimmering visuals, and striking costumes. Broadway World invites audiences to get swept up for 90 minutes, like stepping back into cherished childhood dreams. Presented at Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts.

Explore a Black Friday market filled with deals and discounts from a variety of vendors. Browse food, fashion, and home goods, and discover budget-friendly finds just in time for the holidays.

Volunteers prepare bagged lunches for people served by Mission House for the weekend. Tasks may involve assembling sandwiches, getting snacks ready, packing the lunch bags, and assisting with general food preparation.

Connect with other local singles in their 40s and 50s at an in-person speed dating evening in Neptune Beach. Meet between five and twelve potential matches through a series of six-minute conversations that make it easy to spot a spark without the endless swiping. After each chat, mark who you would like to meet again and the organizers will handle the mutual matches. The setting is welcoming, efficient, and low pressure, with a focus on comfort and safety. This event is presented by PRE-DATING, a long-running speed dating company founded in 2001 that has produced tens of thousands of events and has been featured by outlets such as CNN, BBC, and The Wall Street Journal.

An evening in Atlantic Beach pairs a sit-down meal with dancing. Start with dinner and continue the night on your feet.

Beaches Organic Community Garden on the east side of Jarboe Park in Neptune Beach hosts an open house alongside a public workday, weather permitting. Visitors can explore the garden, talk with the gardeners, and, if interested, lend a hand with group projects or help by mowing, watering, and weeding. Children are welcome and can take part in activities such as painting signs, planting seeds, and watering plants. Comfortable outdoor clothing is recommended, including a hat, close-toed shoes or boots, and gloves if you have them, and bringing water to drink is suggested.

Sounds of the Legacy: A Ribault Christmas Homecoming is a festive concert at Jean Ribault High School that celebrates the school’s enduring choral heritage. Presented by the Jean Ribault National Alumni Association, this Platinum Jubilee program honors two influential directors, Mrs. June Buggs Davis and Rev. Dr. Eugene White, whose leadership has inspired generations of singers. The concert brings together alumni, students, and friends to reflect on the music, memories, and Trojan pride that continue to unite the community. Admission is $20.

Enjoy an evening at Mavi Jax Beach by the marina with food, drinks, and plenty of dancing. The music focuses on women-led hits spanning multiple decades, setting a lively soundtrack for a night out.

Celebrate the season at a festive market hosted at Rusted: a vintage market, featuring a full day of shopping, plants, food trucks, and live music. Explore a curated marketplace of artisan and vintage finds from local makers and collectors, then head inside to browse antiques, home decor, vintage pieces, house plants, pantry items, gifts, and dip-dyed flannels. Admission is free. Street parking is available, and the First Citizens Bank lot may be used for event parking. Vendor spaces are curated and handled only through the store. Beware of scam comments, and for vendor information call 904-398-1523.

Admission is free. Explore a range of choices on the food menu and enjoy a drink while you are there.

Enjoy a dance party night.

This festive gathering showcases more than 160 local vendors. Browse arts and crafts, shop a farmers market with produce, canned goods, flowers and more, and grab a bite from a variety of food trucks. A DJ will provide live music, and kids can take part in activities. Admission is free.

The children's Christmas party is confirmed. Times and further details are still being finalized and will be shared as planning continues.

Head to Angie's Sub Shop for live music and delicious sandwiches. Enjoy good tunes while you grab a bite.

Create lasting holiday memories with NUTCRACKER! Magical Christmas Ballet, the biggest Nutcracker staging in North America. Tchaikovsky’s timeless music sets the scene for a spectacular production featuring a global cast of exceptional dancers, breathtaking acrobatic feats, elaborate costumes, and giant puppets. The performance turns the stage into a joyful celebration of the season that families can cherish for years to come.