Events in Duval County today

Jacksonville’s Westside parkrun is a free, timed 5K run and walk on the Jacksonville-Baldwin Rail Trail. It is open to everyone, including runners, walkers, spectators and volunteers. The start and finish are at the Halsema Trailhead. Participants are asked to register in advance and to bring their barcode.

Mercedes-Benz drivers gather each month at Caffeine and Octane Jacksonville, meeting at The Avenues in Jacksonville, FL. The group usually parks in the Central Lot near the Furniture Source anchor store on the mall’s north side, unless designated as the Featured Car Club of the Month or scheduled at a different spot. Space in the Central Lot is limited. No advance registration is required, and the meetup is open to all Mercedes-Benz drivers. On-site conveniences include a food court with options such as Chick-fil-A. An official photography team regularly documents the event, and prints and gift items from previous gatherings are available for purchase.

Celebrate cars and community while raising funds for Randall. Highlights include a car show, a 50/50 cash drawing that benefits the cause, a silent auction, and goods from local makers and bakers. Enjoy music, ice cream, and a food truck, and meet animals up close with Clark’s Critters. The event takes place rain or shine. Car show registration remains open until space is filled.

A donation-based, all-levels slow flow yoga session takes place at Penman Park in Jacksonville Beach, surrounded by the lively energy of Beaches Green Market. Presented by Beaches Green Market and Consider It Yoga, the practice offers gentle, grounding movements that awaken the body, calm the mind, and foster a connection to nature. Bring a yoga mat. A suggested $10 donation benefits Community and Scholarships at Consider It Yoga. Afterward, explore fresh local produce, artisanal goods, and more from Beaches Green Market.

Explore watercolor painting in a guided workshop led by Roseann Egidio, an award winning watercolorist. Participants ages 15 and up receive clear, sequential instruction and personal coaching while learning a range of techniques. Everyone works toward completing a painting on 16 by 20 inch paper. The fee is $50 per person, and all supplies are included. Roseann brings extensive experience to the classroom. A New Jersey native who has called Jacksonville home for the past decade, she previously worked as an art director in New York City and has focused on watercolor for many years. Her community roles include serving as Artist in Residence for the Arts in Medicine Program at UF Health Shands Hospital in Jacksonville, teaching K through 12 at Mainspring Academy and Collage School in Ponte Vedra, and offering watercolor instruction through community education at Fletcher High School. She has demonstrated at the Cummer Museum, received the Jacksonville Community Foundation Grant for Individual Artists, and had work featured on the cover of New Smyrna Magazine. Her accolades include honors from the Jacksonville Watercolor Society, the St. Augustine Art Association, and the Jacksonville Coalition for the Visual Arts. She is a member of all three organizations. Tickets are refundable only if the request is made before the class date. For purchases made through Eventbrite, refunds cover the ticket price only and exclude online processing fees. After the class date, an in store credit will be issued that can be applied to another class.

Presented by TerraWise Homes, this monthly outdoor yoga series brings the community together at Sesquicentennial Park. Instructors from Bold City Yoga guide a free, family-friendly class suitable for all experience levels, with participation for ages 8 and up. Please bring a yoga mat and a water bottle. If weather conditions are poor, the session will be held at Bold City Yoga. The series takes place on the second Saturday of each month.

Enjoy a relaxed, family-friendly afternoon at Mom Made’s Second Saturday farmer’s market at Engine 15 Brewing Co. Browse handmade crafts, distinctive jewelry, fresh treats, and other local goods from makers, bakers, and growers. Pair your shopping with lunch and a craft beer or a nonalcoholic drink from Engine 15 as you stroll. Kids and strollers are welcome, creating an easygoing atmosphere in the sunshine. Admission is free, and every purchase helps support local small businesses.

Created for clubbers aged 30 and up, this party revives the golden era of the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s with a resident DJ spinning classic floor-fillers and a splash of eye-catching visuals. It focuses on good vibes, easy conversation, and plenty of dancing, all tailored for those who want a big night that does not cost them the next day. Taking place at Myth Nightclub in Jacksonville, it delivers a nostalgic soundtrack, a lively crowd, and a feel-good atmosphere built for seasoned ravers.

LaVilla Marketplace comes back to Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing Park each second Saturday, bringing together local vendors, small businesses, artisans, and entrepreneurs for a relaxed morning of shopping and community connection. Browse goods, meet makers and neighbors, and enjoy a welcoming community setting. Admission is free and open to all.

Green Room Brewing hosts a standup showcase featuring comedians from Jacksonville, across Florida, and the Eastern United States. Presented by Encore Comedy, a production group that runs shows along the East Coast with a focus on keeping things affordable, this event brings a comedy club feel to a brewery setting without the usual hassle. Past Encore Comedy lineups have included performers with appearances at the Comedy Cellar, the Laugh Factory, and Madison Square Garden, writers tied to SNL and Conan, Kill Tony golden ticket winners, writers for The Onion, and comics with Don't Tell and Dry Bar specials. Expect an evening of lively sets for fans of laughs and good beer in Jacksonville Beach.

Get your costume in motion now. Judges are raising the bar this year, so bring something darker, bolder, and extra emo. Expect moody horror visuals to set the scene and on-site Halloween makeovers to finish your look. The top costume takes home plushie prizes. Themed drinks include Ghoul Gulp, Fright Night Fizz, and Scream Shooter. Entry is limited to those of legal drinking age and a photo ID is required. All sales are final. Respect for fellow attendees is required. The ending time may shift, so arriving early helps ensure you catch every feature. For genuine tickets, use only the official link in the event listing and avoid third-party resellers or private sellers, which are not verified. Companion tickets are available and accessibility can vary by venue, so contact the venue directly for details. Multiple staff roles are open, including DJs, designers, photographers, content creators, influencers, videographers, editors, door and hosting staff, and event managers. To apply, send a message to the event page and do not contact venues.

Set along the shore at Vilano Beach Oceanfront Park, this destination stop in the Game On! St. Augustine Triathlon series offers a range of races, with an Olympic-distance triathlon, duathlon, and aquabike, plus sprint triathlon and sprint duathlon. Participants begin with an Atlantic Ocean swim, ride a scenic course north on A1A through the Guana Tolomato Matanzas National Estuarine Research Reserve, and finish with a run through a Keys-inspired neighborhood in Vilano Beach.

Ride the incoming high tide toward the backside of Little Talbot Island, then catch the tide for an easy return. After reaching the inlet, boards are brought onto the beach for relaxed time by the water with plenty of sun and play. Participants can bring a cooler with their own drinks and snacks. Pricing is $50 with all gear provided or $20 if bringing your own board. To reserve spots, message or text 954-681-2447.

Spend six days and five nights exploring St. Augustine, the nation’s oldest city and the heart of the Historic Coast. The route blends road and trail cycling, linking inviting inns with Southern charm to standout landmarks such as Castillo de San Marcos and the St. Augustine Lighthouse. Riders move from one stop to the next through picturesque stretches, taking in abundant natural beauty alongside centuries of history.

The fall market returns to Rusted: a vintage market, offering a full day of artisan and vintage vendors, plants, food trucks, live music, and a welcoming community atmosphere. Browse goods from local makers and collectors in the marketplace, then explore the shop’s curated selection of antiques, home decor, vintage finds, house plants, pantry items, gifts, and dip-dyed flannels. Admission is free. Street parking is available, and the First Citizens Bank lot will be open for event parking. This is a curated event, and vendor spaces are managed directly through the store with a waiting list in place, and they never solicit vendors in social media comments. For vendor information, call 904-398-1523.

Explore a lively farmers market at Jack Russel Park in Atlantic Beach, where fresh foods come from local farmers, homesteaders, backyard and microgreen growers, along with artisanal bakers, coffee roasters, and gardeners. Browse a wide selection of handmade goods and personal care products, plus clothing, jewelry, toys, and fine art crafted in Northeast Florida.

This weekly skill share offers an interactive bike mechanics class designed to help people feel confident caring for and fixing their own bikes. Participants learn by doing, with tools on hand and guidance that encourages questions, practice, and learning from mistakes. Bring your own bike or work on a shop bike. All experience levels are welcome, no prior mechanical know-how is required, and you can bring parts if you have them. Each session focuses on practical upkeep for everyday riding. Topics include repairing flats and swapping tubes, checking pressure and selecting suitable tires, dialing in rim and disc brakes, adjusting shifting and derailleurs, cleaning and lubricating the chain and knowing when it needs replacement, performing bolt checks and basic safety inspections, tracking down squeaks, rattles, and ride-stopping problems, recognizing when a bike should not be ridden, and deciding what to tackle at home versus what is better handled by a professional shop. The aim is to share knowledge, build confidence, and keep more bikes rolling, especially for people who may not have easy access to a repair shop or formal training. The emphasis is on community, mutual support, and self reliance rather than perfection. No mechanical background is necessary. Bring a bike and a curious mindset.

This weekly hangout keeps the weekend going with a featured combo pairing an Irish Breakfast Shot with a Macanudo. There are also specials on Bloody Marys, buckets of domestic beer, and bottles of champagne. Live music is part of the experience.

A weekly Sunday One Piece Trading Card Game tournament takes place at Cool Stuff Games - Jacksonville. Entry is $10 and the event uses the Standard format. Matches are single game with a 30-minute limit, and Swiss rounds scale with attendance to establish final standings. Prize support includes two booster packs per participant added to the pool, with each pack carrying a $3 store credit value. Players may call a judge at any time for help with rules or card interactions, though judges will not provide strategic advice. Casual trading is welcome, but buying or selling with anyone other than store staff, or soliciting such transactions, is not allowed and can result in removal, a permanent ban, or involvement of law enforcement. The store may limit the space used for trading and does not allow suitcases, handcarts, luggage carts, or similar items for transporting large trade inventories. Please keep food and drinks off tables unless signage indicates otherwise, and refrain from horseplay, roughhousing, discourteous behavior, or foul language. Report any lost or unattended belongings to a staff member. For questions or suggestions, contact the store through Facebook Messenger or speak with the Tournament Organizer or a sales associate in the store.

The Sunday Market at Mandarin brings a cozy autumn evening hosted by The Curative Market Co. Under warm lights and seasonal touches, local vendors gather with fresh produce, handmade creations, sweet treats, candles, body care, fashion, and pumpkins. The atmosphere highlights unique finds, community connections, and shopping small, offering a welcoming place to share time with family and friends.

LandShark Bar & Grill presents weekend live music in Jacksonville Beach with performances by local musicians. After a day in the sun, guests can cool off indoors with a drink while taking in the music. The atmosphere blends casual beach-day energy with live performances from artists in the community.

An intermediate West Coast Swing class led by Billy Ray Shaver. No prior dance experience is required, you do not need a partner, and everyone is welcome. The fee is $10 per class.

Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood, the quick-witted duo from the TV show Whose Line Is It Anyway, present Asking for Trouble for one night only. Armed with nothing but their sharp instincts and the audience’s suggestions, they create a completely unscripted evening of unpredictable laughs. Expect a fast-paced showcase of spontaneous comedy as two seasoned improvisers turn crowd input into nonstop fun.

The club hosts its regular monthly gathering with time to socialize and an opportunity to buy and sell coins before the formal program begins. A session for Young Numismatists comes first, then the business meeting featuring an educational presentation. An auction is held after the meeting wraps up.

Bethel Music brings its 2026 Tour to The Florida Theatre, highlighting a worship collective from Redding, California that centers on God’s presence and fresh expressions of praise. Co-founded by Brian and Jenn Johnson in 2001, the movement has grown from a local church ministry into an internationally recognized community of songwriters, artists, and musicians. They have released 27 albums, including We Must Respond, Moments: Wait, Simple, Homecoming (Live), and Revival’s In The Air, each with its own theme and featuring well known artists in the genre. The song Holy Forever featuring Jenn Johnson and CeCe Winans earned a GRAMMY nomination, and in 2024 it received the Dove Award for Best Song of the Year. The label has also received multiple Dove Award nominations in 2021 and 2022 across categories such as Songwriter of the Year, Worship Album of the Year, and Inspirational and Rock or Contemporary Song of the Year. On CCLI charts, Goodness of God held the number one spot for more than three years, with This Is Amazing Grace, No Longer Slaves, and The Lion and the Lamb sustaining Top 25 placements, while Reckless Love and Living Hope have appeared in the Top 10. In recent years the group has continually ranked at number 6 in Top 10 radio market share.

Put your music know-how to the test by naming songs before the chorus at LandShark Bar & Grill in Jacksonville Beach. Round up friends for friendly competition in a lively Name That Tune challenge, and enjoy a drink to brighten the midweek mood. This event is open to hotel guests and the general public.

Rueda de Casino, the Cuban Salsa style, is now offered on Monday nights at Latin Dance Jax. Classes span four levels from beginner through intermediate+, taught by Alex Gonzalez, Natalie, and Osmar. The program supports Jacksonville’s Casino community with a welcoming, social setting where no partner is required and dancers can learn authentic Casino and Rueda de Casino.

Take part in a 30-minute, music powered aerobic workout led by Aleta Turner. Lively, well loved songs from across the decades set the pace as you move, build strength, and connect with neighbors in a welcoming setting. It is created especially for older adults and tailored for seniors, yet it is suitable for adults of any age and fitness level. Open to the public at no cost. Sessions are offered on the second and fourth Tuesday.

The EFMP Resource Fair brings service members, families, caregivers, and local residents together to discover local supports and services. Representatives from area organizations and programs will share details, address questions, and help match attendees with resources that fit individual and family needs. Whether you are new to the area, part of the Exceptional Family Member Program, or simply exploring what the community offers, this fair provides a straightforward way to gather information and build connections across the Mayport area.

This Kid's Day special offers a make-your-own-pizza experience for children for $2 with the purchase of an adult entree or a regular pizza. It is a simple way for families to share a meal while kids create their own pizza.

Young makers ages 7 to 17 can design a custom candle from start to finish, choosing the scent and the look to make it uniquely theirs. More than 50 fragrance oils are available to blend, and participants can pick from three jar styles. All materials are provided, so creativity is all that is needed. The pouring portion takes about an hour, then candles rest for roughly 90 to 120 minutes to cool and set. While waiting, participants can relax in the tap room, play games, and enjoy snacks brought from home or food ordered from nearby places. Premium jar upgrades are available at check-in. Please arrive on time to experience every step. Adults may participate with a separate adult candle making reservation, creating a personalized scent alongside their children. This program is offered on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Prime Rib Family Night features a signature cut that is generously seasoned, roasted low and slow for hours, and sliced to order. This prime rib has been recognized as the best in Jax.

An energetic Afrobeats yoga session led by Samson Muhalia brings movement, music, and community to Fishweir Brewing Company in Jacksonville, Florida. The class features a dynamic flow set to Afrobeats rhythms, followed by time to connect over a drink at the brewery. Proceeds support Humanure Kenya. A $30 per person donation covers the class and the first drink. This event is part of a multi-day visit with four events across two studios, with additional sessions in Neptune Beach and San Marco.

Step into a Standard Showdown for Magic: The Gathering at Cool Stuff Games - Jacksonville, where players square off in a Swiss event using the Standard Constructed format. Entry is $7, and a Wizards Companion app account is required to register. Matches are best of three, each round lasts 50 minutes, and the event is capped at four rounds. Prizes are awarded per match win, with the choice of one booster pack for each victory or $6 in store credit per win. An undefeated record would earn four packs or $24 in credit, and the top finisher receives a Winner card for the Standard Showdown. Judges are available to clarify rules and interactions, though they cannot offer strategic advice. Trading between players is permitted, but buying or selling with anyone other than store staff is not allowed and may result in removal or a ban. The store may limit the space used for trading and does not permit large carts or luggage for transporting extensive trade stock. Outside food and drinks are welcome as long as guests clean up and keep them away from games in progress. Horseplay, discourteous behavior, and foul language are not permitted. Report any lost or unattended items to staff. For suggestions or concerns, speak with the Tournament Organizer or a sales associate in the store.

Take part in a weekly volunteer meetup focused on getting donated bicycles back into reliable shape for people in the community. Volunteers work side by side to inspect each bike, make repairs, and fine tune the details so every ride is safe and functional. No prior mechanic experience is needed, because guidance is provided and you can learn as you go. Wear closed-toe shoes and clothing that can handle a little grease, and bring curiosity and a positive attitude. All tools are supplied, and spare parts are welcome if you have them, though they are not required. The aim is simple... move bikes from donation to repaired and road-ready while growing skills, confidence, and community through shared hands-on work. Many people, many bicycles, one collective effort.

Put your knowledge to the test at a trivia event with four prizes for four winners every week. Enjoy friendly competition and the chance to claim bragging rights. Kids eat free.

Open to newcomers and seasoned players alike, this bingo event celebrates every round. Sip a chilled margarita and enjoy a beachside view while you play.

The Blue Jay Jazz Jam is a weekly open session featuring high level musicianship and on the spot collaboration. It is a long running open jazz gathering in Jacksonville that gives jazz musicians a place to bring an instrument, sign up, and take part in a community focused jam built on listening, respect, and groove. Admission is $10 cash at the door, or $5 with a valid student ID. No advance ticket is required. Each week brings a new mix of players and sounds, so no two sessions are alike.

The Air Show Golf Tournament takes place across the Red and White courses and features a four-person scramble format where each player’s tee shot must be used at least twice. Entry is $95 and includes 18 holes of golf, range balls, an event golf shirt, lunch, a prize purse, and on-course prizes. Teams are flighted by total team handicap. Participation is open to authorized military or Department of Defense patrons and their invited guests, and the field is limited to the first 128 paid players. Entries must include payment, and forms are available at the Pro Shop. For questions, contact the Pro Shop at 904-542-3249.

Free music bingo pairs with 99¢ oysters for family friendly fun. Guess the song title to fill your bingo card over four rounds, with great prizes up for grabs.

Post 316 serves up a BBQ night with dinner available until it sells out. The last BBQ drew a big crowd and everything went fast. For takeout, call (904) 249-0202. After dinner, the evening continues with Pass The Trash for some lighthearted competition. Good food, conversation, and a relaxed night come together. Strong turnout helps expand the menu down the line, with items like brisket, ribs, smoked chicken and more. Open to the public.

This line dance class in Jacksonville, FL is led by Merrick Fleming and introduces a new routine each session. When there is time, the class also revisits dances learned previously. The cost is $15 per class.

Live trivia in the northern part of Florida features shows at Cruisers Grill and Veterans United Craft Brewery. It is free to play and there are opportunities to win.

Unwind after the workday at Earth Salt Stone with a restorative salt cave sound bath. Settle into a reclining zero gravity chair, bathed in the warm glow from Himalayan salt, while layers of sound from crystal singing bowls, gentle chimes, an ocean drum, and other therapeutic instruments fill the space. The experience includes halotherapy in a calm cave setting and is welcoming to beginners as well as anyone seeking a gentle transition from daily pressures, including busy professionals, caregivers, and healthcare workers. Guided by Adriana Dobbs of Serenity Sounds, the focus is on slowing down and replenishing energy. This allergen sensitive environment requires avoiding perfumes, strong fragrances, or smoke odors. Capacity is limited to 10 participants. The price is $55. Policies include no refunds, cancellations accepted with at least 48 hours notice, and no shows forfeiting the session. For navigation, search for Earth Salt Stone by name rather than using a street address.

Start your country swing journey with a beginner-friendly class taught by Sydney Dumke and Alex MacDonald. The session focuses on core basics so newcomers can feel comfortable right away. A partner is not required, and first-timers are welcome alongside dancers of any background. The cost is $15 per class.

Bingo comes to Gators Dockside Oakleaf with 904trivia for a lively night of prizes and friendly competition. Kick things off with a free opening round where the winner takes home house cash to use at Gators. After that, cards are $1 per round, and each round pays out to the winner. The night wraps with a blackout finale at $5 per card. Ten percent of every round supports HEAD On Youth Impact. Cash only. Players must be 18 or older.

Black Violin treats jazz, hip hop, funk, and classical as raw materials to be mixed into something new. After high school, Wilner Baptiste, known as Wil B, and Kevin Sylvester, known as Kev Marcus, each earned full music scholarships, to Florida State University and Florida International University respectively. Performing alongside their DJ, the two classically trained violinists weave a wide range of influences into a signature sound that sits between classical finesse and the spirit of the emcee, pushing the violin into fresh territory. Braxton Cook, an American alto saxophonist and singer-songwriter, has toured with Christian Scott, Christian McBride, and Marquis Hill and has performed with Jon Batiste, Mac Miller, and Rihanna. His album Not Everyone Can Go blends jazz and R&B and evokes the glow of evening as the heat of the day fades. It does not settle into Quiet Storm, instead it moves through the margins. Across albums such as Somewhere In Between, No Doubt, and Who Are You When No One Is Watching? he continues to blur genre lines, making music that resists easy labels, a quality that is central to its appeal.

Volunteers come together to sew simple dresses and shorts for children in need. The current focus supports Samaritan’s Purse Christmas Boxes and the OKOA-US refuge in Africa. Participants collaborate on cutting, sewing, hemming, and final details with a shared goal of creating 300 dresses each year. The gathering takes place upstairs in the education building and offers a warm atmosphere that fosters fellowship and teamwork.

At Jacksonville Equestrian Center in Jacksonville, FL, the Equinety “Kim Landry” Memorial Barrel Race presents a full slate of contests and showcases across multiple days. The 2027 Futurity Colts Showcase offers exhibitions over two days, joined by a 3D Slot Race and youth classes held daily. Youth divisional winners receive buckles each day, and youth riders may compete without entering the Open. The lineup features $10,000 in added money, plus a $5,000 Triple Crown 100 Stallion Incentive and a $5,000 Legends of the South Stallion Incentive. The schedule includes the WPRA Southeastern Circuit Divisional Junior and Senior Finals, is BBR approved, serves as a Hooey Junior Patriot Rodeo Qualifier, and is WPRA approved. A live webcast is planned, with coverage by 555 Photography LLC and reels by Jared H. Searcy. Ground crew support is provided by Brett Monroe and Eddie Almond. Entries, stalls, RV spaces, shavings, and exhibition spots are available, and Youth Buckle Sponsors are being sought in support of the awards.

Keith, a silhouette artist with more than 20 years of experience at Disney locations and beyond, will be creating hand cut profile portraits at Cookie Fix in Jacksonville. Each piece is crafted freehand with scissors in only a few minutes, with no tracing or drawing. Sessions provide two matching originals per child for $45, and an optional oval frame is available. Children may sit with a parent, and all ages are welcome. Ten minute appointments are available with registration.

Catch shows at Mudville Grille, Crispy's, and Dick's Wings Arlington, with prizes up for grabs at every location.

Every Thursday brings crab legs priced lower than frozen grocery options, along with free live music on the waterfront deck.

Mandarin Museum & Historical Society presents an installment of its Fall 2026 Third Thursday Lecture Series featuring a book launch with author and storyteller Tim Gilmore. The program centers on his new release, "Memphis Wood and the Sanctified Fecund," and includes a reading and conversation with the author. Refreshments will be available, and the museum galleries will be open. Admission is free. Copies of the book will be for sale, with signing opportunities before and after the presentation. The book explores the life and impact of Memphis Wood, a seminal North Florida artist whose practice evolved from Abstract Expressionism and the Studio Craft Movement into lyrical work in fiber. Born in Dacula, Georgia in 1902, she later moved to Jacksonville and became one of the first public school art teachers in Duval County. Her exhibitions spanned from Florida to New York, and she collaborated with potter Charlie Brown and architect Robert Broward. Notable works include a 22-foot piece in Broward’s Unitarian Universalist Church of Jacksonville, the Belshazzar’s Feast series, and Night Bloom, which inspired a chamber quartet by composer Stella Sung. Drawing on dozens of interviews and hundreds of published accounts, this volume is Gilmore’s 26th book and offers a portrait of an influential and enigmatic figure in the region’s art history. This event is made possible with sponsorship from Endless Summer Roofing Co. and support in part from the Merit-Based Cultural Service Grant Program, administered by the Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville with funding from the City of Jacksonville and elected officials.

Explore Bachata in a welcoming group setting at Latin Dance Jax inside Monarch Ballroom. The program features a contemporary Bachata fusion that blends sensual styling with traditional fundamentals, keeping the experience musical, approachable, and fun. Instruction is offered across three levels so you can learn at the right pace. Level 1 is ideal for newcomers and first-time dancers. Level 2 supports advanced beginners looking to develop technique, enhance musicality, and boost confidence. Level 3 is geared toward intermediate and advanced dancers, emphasizing intricate patterns, polished styling, and smooth flow. If it is your first time in Level 3, please speak with the instructor for a brief level check before class. Bachata began in the Dominican Republic and has grown into a favorite Latin dance around the world. Known for fluid footwork, distinctive hip movement, and expressive musicality, it brings together elegance and energy whether you dance for enjoyment, fitness, or connection. No partner is required, walk-ins are welcome, and all levels are supported. Pricing options include $15 for a single class, $25 for two classes, or $35 for a full evening pass. Punch cards and unlimited monthly memberships are available, ranging from $60 to $110.

At Bullseye Guns of Jacksonville, this monthly meeting provides a supportive setting for women to develop skills in firearms and self defense. Each session starts with a classroom topic, then continues with approximately an hour of live-fire practice on the range. All experience levels are welcome. Participation is open to women 18 and older, and to girls 14 and older when accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Instruction is led by women certified instructors with a focus on education, practical skills, and personal empowerment. Annual membership is $85, with the first meeting offered at no cost.

Ev'ryBody Yoga takes place on the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th Thursdays at Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing Park. This free class offers gentle stretching and focused breathing to help you reset and recharge, welcoming both seasoned practitioners and those new to the mat.

Karaoke takes center stage at LandShark Bar & Grill with a laid-back tropical vibe. Step up to the microphone and share the songs you love while others sing along and enjoy the atmosphere. Participation is open to hotel guests and the general public.

Combichrist brings the Venom in the Mouth of God Tour to The Albatross in Jacksonville, FL, joined by Dead Animal Assembly Plant and Dancing With Ghosts. The show welcomes attendees of all ages.

This open mic brings songs, stories, and a welcoming community to Lillian’s Sports Grill in Jacksonville. Performers of all experience levels are welcome to take the stage. Each slot allows up to three songs, and signing up in advance is encouraged. A featured artist opportunity offers a paid set with a $50 stipend. Original music is welcome but not required. To secure a spot or apply for the feature, email jaxsoundwavesessions@gmail.com or use the GigZag app. For questions, contact Keith Kimball on Facebook Messenger, email board@nffolk.com, or text or call Cindy Bear at (904) 626-2829. Bring an instrument, a poem, a song, or simply your voice, and help build the local music community one performance at a time.