Events in Fort Pierce, FL

WE LEAP presents its second annual Suicide Prevention Walk, encouraging community members to represent their families, schools, or agencies and unite in support of hope. Vendor opportunities are available.

A vibrant locals market with an array of offerings to browse and enjoy.

Mystery lovers will find plenty to discuss as the Coffee and Crime Book Group broadens its focus to include mysteries and thrillers. The pick is The Address by Fiona Davis, a historical story layered with secrets, tension, and intrigue. Copies are available at the Main Library Reference Desk.

Pokemon Pack Wars is a family-friendly event where participants open booster packs and take part in round-by-round mini challenges. No experience is required. The entry fee is $20 and includes two Japanese packs and one English pack to keep. Expect playful competitions such as highest HP, heaviest Pokémon, and strongest attack, with prizes up for grabs.

Explore tarot readings or Reiki healing with Maribeth McNair, known as “The Happy Medium,” who has read tarot since 1997. She offers intuitive, personal sessions that aim to clarify both conscious and subconscious patterns so you can access the part of your mind that listens to your heart. Whether you are weighing a decision, feeling off course and seeking direction, sensing a message from the spirit world, wanting a likely outcome to better prepare, hoping to confirm you are on the right path, or simply prefer insight without sharing details, these sessions are designed with those needs in mind. You might also come because your intuition says it is the right moment. Tarot readings are $44 for 20 minutes. Tarot or Reiki sessions are $70 for a half hour or $140 for an hour. You can combine tarot and Reiki within an hour for R & R, Reiki and a Reading. Maribeth is an acclaimed psychic tarot reader, a Usui Reiki Master and teacher, and an aromatherapist. She studies symbolism, feng shui, and crystal healing, and is a certified Bach Flower practitioner. She teaches tarot and energy classes and enjoys learning alongside her students. To schedule, call 772-257-6499. You can also reach Maribeth at 401-323-0530 or maribeth@tarotcare.com.

CCW Ultimate Wrestling brings a night of fast-paced bouts to the MidFlorida Credit Union Event Center in Port St. Lucie. Crowd energy and in-ring storytelling shape each match, with a mix of rising talent and familiar faces in the ring. Rivalries can turn on a single mistake, and the finishes are crafted to surprise even seasoned fans.

Curious about salsa dancing? This beginner-friendly drop-in class offers a relaxed, welcoming place to learn the fundamentals. No prior dance experience is needed. Come solo or with a partner, and expect to rotate partners so everyone can practice with different people. Tailored for complete beginners, the session focuses on core steps and timing to help you feel confident on the dance floor. Admission is $15.

This all-levels yoga class, created by wellness expert Jenny Gallagher, grew out of her book Mind Over Mat and explores personal tendencies and balance through the five elements. You will receive gentle guidance while being encouraged to follow your own inner teacher, with an emphasis on experiencing “Chit Ananda,” a state of aligned peace and joy. Each session’s theme reflects the day’s astro numerology, inviting ease in body, mind, and spirit. The cost is $10 per person. Attendees who do not participate regularly are asked to text to confirm. Jenny is a private consultant, public speaker, and three-time author, an E-RYT 200 yoga teacher, a trained life, business, and wellness coach, a Reiki practitioner, and holds a master’s in Ayurvedic nutrition. She is also a certified numerology practitioner specializing in astro numerology. Her offerings, including Illuminations Yoga, Illuminate Mind+Body, and Conscious Self Discovery, focus on helping people optimize focus and align their energy. For details or confirmation, contact 941-724-9922 or jennygallagher@msn.com.

Guided by Stephanie Testa, this workshop explores how Ayurveda and yoga can help you align with the rhythms of autumn. Learn to notice the qualities of the season and make thoughtful choices that support balance, vitality, and well-being in daily life and personal practice. The session introduces the doshas and individual constitution, looks at how seasonal shifts can influence body and mind, and offers practical ways to find steadiness through food, movement, simple routines, and self care. Experience calming, stabilizing yoga practices and supportive rituals for the fall season that encourage a mindful transition. Recipes and a fall-inspired tea are included. Teachers registered with Yoga Alliance can receive 3 hours of continuing education. Early bird pricing is $75, and the regular price is $100. Held at Royal Palm Pointe.

This outdoor restorative yoga session at Port Saint Lucie Botanical Gardens centers on quiet stillness and supported rest. Props are used to comfortably position the body, and poses may be held for up to 20 minutes to encourage relaxation and renewal of body, breath, and mind. All levels are welcome. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat, water, and a towel. One blanket is provided per participant, and you are welcome to bring extra blankets or even a second mat for added cushioning. Bug spray can be helpful for outdoor comfort. If rain or extreme temperatures occur, the class will be held indoors. Attendance is limited to 10 participants. Friends of the Gardens members pay $10 per class and non-members pay $15 per class.

At the Havert L Fenn Center, the COSA September Showcase of Services brings together local agencies, organizations, and community providers to exchange information and highlight resources available to individuals and families. Attendees can meet service providers, explore programs that support the community, and build relationships that strengthen partnerships within the community. The event welcomes community members, families, providers, and organizations, offering a friendly space to connect, learn, and discover how many groups are working together to make the community stronger.

Create a vibrant flamingo painting in a friendly, beginner-welcoming acrylic workshop that focuses on bold brushwork, rich color, and layered techniques for depth and texture. Guided step by step, you will practice blending, shading, and highlighting as you bring a graceful bird to life against a bright, coastal-inspired background. You will finish with a display-ready canvas. All materials are provided, so simply bring your creativity and enjoy painting, laughter, and artistic expression at The Peacock House Art Lab. This experience suits first-time painters, bird enthusiasts, lovers of tropical art, and anyone seeking a colorful creative escape.

Sweet Desires Dessert Lounge hosts the debut appearance of vocalist Dottie Kelly alongside Darrell Raines, delivering an evening of live music that blends soul, blues, Motown, and R&B. Known for powerful vocals, heartfelt storytelling, and a magnetic stage presence, Kelly teams with Raines for a passionate, high-energy set featuring timeless favorites that invite sing-alongs. In an intimate, elegant setting, guests can pair the performance with craft cocktails, a curated wine selection, gourmet dining, and dessert specialties for a memorable night out suited to date nights or celebrations with friends.

A wellness gathering in the Secret Garden led by Moses. The session includes meditation, mindful conversations, sound healing, yoga movement, and more. Held on the third Friday of each month, it welcomes first-timers, members, returning guests, and volunteers with tiered pricing: $50 for new attendees, $25 for members and returning guests, and $12.50 for volunteers. Registration closes the Thursday before the event. This is a rain or shine event with no refunds. In case of inclement weather, the Pavilion will be utilized. For questions, contact The Sanctuary of Love at thesanctuaryoflove11@gmail.com or 818-935-4885.

The evening features beginner-friendly salsa and bachata instruction followed by a free social where participants can practice at Centered Wellness & Yoga. No partner or previous experience is needed, and the setting encourages meeting new people and building confidence on the dance floor. Suitable for first-timers and those looking to refine their steps, the classes offer a fun way to learn and grow. Walk-ins are welcome, with payment taken at the door.

Passport Saturday offers a convenient, one-day opportunity to complete a passport application at the Michelle R. Miller, St. Lucie Clerk & Comptroller’s office in Downtown Fort Pierce. It is designed for first-time applicants, children under 16, and those whose previous passport was issued more than 15 years ago. Passport photos will be available for purchase on-site. To help the process move smoothly, review eligibility requirements, processing timelines, and what to bring before arriving. Vendor tables will be set up outside along the line, creating chances to engage with families, first-time travelers, and community members. Vendors that align well include those providing pre-packaged snacks and beverages, kid-friendly activities like coloring or balloon art, travel-related services such as agencies or accessories, community resources and nonprofits, and small local businesses with simple, table-friendly merchandise. Hot food or cooking on-site, loud or disruptive setups, and high-pressure sales are not a fit. Vendor inquiries about reserving a spot are welcome.

A candlelit tribute to Fleetwood Mac fills Sunlight Community Church in Port St. Lucie with a multi-sensory live music experience. Performed by the Listeso String Quartet, the program features favorites including Everywhere, Gypsy, You Make Loving Fun, Never Going Back Again, Don't Stop, Gold Dust Woman, Go Your Own Way, Landslide, Songbird, Rhiannon, and The Chain. The performance lasts 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the music begins, and late entry is not allowed once the concert starts. Guests ages 8 and up are welcome, with attendees under 16 required to be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis.

Experience a Candlelight concert celebrating the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons at Sunlight Community Church in Port St. Lucie. In a warm, candlelit setting, the Listeso String Quartet performs selections from both bands, creating an intimate atmosphere for a live, multi-sensory performance. The tentative program features Coldplay favorites such as Clocks, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, Sky Full of Stars, and Viva la Vida, alongside Imagine Dragons hits including Radioactive, Eyes Closed, Nice to Meet You, Follow You, Bad Liar, and Believer. The performance lasts 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the show, and entry closes once the concert begins. The event is open to ages 8 and up, with attendees under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating within each zone is assigned in order of arrival.

For 12 years, GraceWay Village’s Butterfly Kisses Father-Daughter Dance has raised vital funds for neighbors in need. Building on that tradition, the Bullfrogs and Butterflies Family Barn Dance is a family-focused fundraiser featuring live music by the Tom Jackson Band, energetic barn dancing, and games for all ages. Ticket purchases support local families with meals, clothing, and hope, pairing a lively celebration with meaningful community impact.

Strike Out Hunger returns with a bowling-focused fundraiser that benefits Meals on Wheels in St. Lucie County. The gathering blends fun and friendly competition with a shared goal of making sure older adults receive the meals they need. With more than 700 local seniors waiting for services, every form of participation helps. Options include sponsoring the event, organizing a team, donating a raffle item, and spreading the word among friends, family, coworkers, or community groups.

Team Miranda Strong hosts a Halloween-themed purse bingo night with chances to win designer inspired bags while supporting asthma and allergy education and awareness. Tickets are $70 per person or $480 for a table of eight, and appetizers are included with a cash bar available. Bring friends and a lucky bingo dauber for an evening of lively games, laughs, and a purpose that helps advance lifesaving support.

At Cobb's Landing, Pippin & Willin’ showcases the unexpected pairing of Steven Pippin and Will Goulet, a collaboration that began as a mix up and quickly won over audiences. Now a rising favorite along Florida’s Treasure Coast, the duo delivers rich harmonies, skilled musicianship, and plenty of onstage spark while reshaping familiar tunes from multiple genres. This Third Saturday appearance highlights how a chance collaboration grew into a must see live act.

GenX Band debuts at Hop Life in PSL with a show designed for sing along moments and dancing, whether you are on your feet or grooving from your seat. The emphasis is on music that invites participation and keeps the focus on shared fun throughout the performance.

Quick wit and dazzling melody drive a whirlwind showcase of Gilbert and Sullivan as the Space Coast Symphony Orchestra races through favorites from The Mikado, The Pirates of Penzance, H.M.S. Pinafore, Patience, Iolanthe, The Yeomen of the Guard, and The Gondoliers. Pirates strut, maidens flit, captains bluster, and rapid-fire patter songs set a lively pace while gently skewering pomp and self-importance. Guest artists Mary Anne Kruger, Sarah Purser, Kit Cleto, Bryan Hayes, Andrew Lejeune, and Stephen Mumbert head a versatile cast that shifts between solo features and full ensemble, from the sparkle of Three Little Maids from School Are We and the tongue-twisting I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major-General to the stirring He Is an Englishman and the stealthy swagger of With Cat-Like Tread, with additional soloists to be announced. Trumpeter Robert Chambers contributes Hummel’s Trumpet Concerto in E major, a polished virtuosic interlude that slips seamlessly into the program. The result is a swift, witty romp filled with mischief, melody, and theatrical charm.

Unwind with sunset yoga in the gardens as Florida’s sky shifts to warm evening hues. Offered on select Monday nights, this class welcomes every experience level. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a mat, a water bottle, and a towel. Registration is required in advance on the day of the class. Friends Members pay $7 per class, and Non-Friends Members pay $12. If the weather is unfavorable, the session will be held indoors. No-show registrations are nonrefundable.

Melba Levey is a psychic medium and energy healer offering intuitive, angel, or tarot readings along with Reiki. Her approach draws on mediumship and shamanic practices passed down through her grandmother in Colombia, and she works with empathy to support those seeking clarity, healing, and connection. Sessions may include tarot, communication with angelic guides, crystal energy techniques, and Reiki. She is known for reading a person’s energy using only their name, providing insights that feel personal and focused. Melba has served clients at Spark of Divine for more than two years and has devoted many years to spiritual practice. Session options are $70 for 30 minutes or $140 for 60 minutes.

Hosted by Treasure Coast Advocates for Seniors (TCAS), this monthly meeting at the Port St. Lucie Community Center is open to the public. The gathering includes time for networking followed by a talk from guest speaker Marty Jacobson of Seniors Versus Crime. Coffee is provided courtesy of sponsor Kaitlin Kitts of Community Home Health.

The Silver Oaks Band brings a blend of country, southern rock, and classic rock tunes to Archies Seabreeze, creating a relaxed, easygoing vibe.

At Causeway Cove Marina, the 6th Annual Out Run Hunger gathers hundreds of participants, along with vendors and community supporters, for an energizing run that turns miles into meaningful support for neighbors experiencing food insecurity across the region. As the signature event of Hunger Action Month, this gathering channels every effort into real help, with proceeds funding vital hunger relief programs that provide nutritious meals and essential services for children, families, and older adults. Participants and sponsors work together to create lasting local impact while celebrating wellness, community, and compassion. Registration details will be shared soon. Sponsors include Premier Lab Supply as the Pace Setter Sponsor, Stuart Oncology Associates as the Bag Sponsor, iTHINK Financial, Coldwell Banker Realty, and DC Roofing as Jogger Sponsors, and Humanists of the Treasure Coast, Dr. Tripp & Associates, South Florida Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine, Green Pest Services, and Brown & Brown as Walker Sponsors. Every step taken moves the community closer to ending hunger.

At Sweet Desires Dessert Lounge in Vero Beach, Mum’s True Tea hosts an intimate, healing-centered gathering for women, especially mothers navigating estrangement and challenging family dynamics. Led by Kendall L. Williams, founder of Mum’s True Tea, the experience offers a compassionate, judgment-free space to release shame, feel validated, and begin reclaiming identity beyond motherhood. Attendees can expect candid conversation about motherhood, emotional wellness, boundaries, grief, and healing, along with real stories, audience Q&A, and meaningful connection with other women. Community building is a core focus, and tasty bites accompany thoughtful dialogue. This is not a therapy session, rather a setting for truth, empowerment, connection, and support. The atmosphere reinforces that every voice matters and that peace, joy, and well-being are worth prioritizing. Seating is limited to keep the experience personal.

Hop Life Brewery hosts a community cornhole tournament in support of the Treasure Coast Walk to End Alzheimer’s. The event features friendly competition on the boards, beer from the brewery, raffle baskets, a 50/50 drawing, extra games, and plenty of laughs. Proceeds help advance Alzheimer’s care, support, and research.

Returning to one of their favorite venues, this event takes place at the renowned Tipsy Tiki. It marks a homecoming to a spot that holds special meaning for its organizers.

Gypzy Road performs at Archie’s in Fort Pierce with a show centered on classic rock, highlighting the familiar sounds and spirit of the genre.

Celebrate the fall season by creating a sea glass pumpkin at a relaxing, hands-on workshop. Work with sea glass, crushed glass, colorful gems, pearls, and other mixed-media accents while learning how to arrange pieces, build layers, and design an autumn-inspired piece of art. This experience welcomes beginners and seasoned creators alike, and all supplies are provided. By the end, you will take home a framed pumpkin that glows with amber, gold, and ruby tones, ready to display or share as a handmade gift. Takes place at The Peacock House. Cost is $45. BYOB.

The 15th Annual Wild Roses Workshop brings a full weekend of dance, instruction, and social gatherings to the River Walk Center in Fort Pierce. Guest instructors Trevor Thornton, Guyton Munday, and Rob Holley lead the teaching lineup. This year’s theme, Oops Wrong Event!, invites playful costumes that make it look like you are attending anything but a workshop. Confusion is part of the fun, and the more over-the-top the better. Two evening social dances are planned at the venue. A casual dinner with the instructors is also on the schedule at a location to be announced, and organizers are gathering a head count. On the second day, doors open with complimentary coffee and treats. Lunch features a burger bar and hot dogs with coleslaw, beans, and chips, with soda and water available for $1 each. An optional catered dinner at the venue is offered for $35 per person, with the menu to be announced. Those with food allergies may notify the organizers or bring their own items. Hotel suggestions include the Fairfield Inn in Fort Pierce and Dockside Inn & Resort in Fort Pierce. This event supports the Wild Roses Foundation, a 501(c)3 nonprofit that unites dancers across genres to aid causes and individuals while promoting social, performance, and competitive dance. Attendees are encouraged to submit their top three to five open dance requests so the team can work them into the lineup.

Heroes P.I.C.K.L.E. Classic brings a full weekend of pickleball competition together with a championship celebration that recognizes first responders for exemplifying kindness, strong leadership, and excellence. The experience combines spirited matches with safety education and community pride at Tesoro Swim & Racquet Club. Presented by Fierce Sports, We Do Good, and EDGE Hydration, it is supported by Freedom Boat Club, Hype Local, Play Treasure Coast, Play The EDGE, IRSC Athletics, and Swiggle.

Find encouragement and practical help at a La Leche League breastfeeding support meeting held in the children’s section of the Paula A. Lewis Branch Library. The meeting welcomes nursing parents, parents-to-be, and support people. Children are welcome too, with plenty of room for all ages to play and explore. Conversations touch on a variety of breastfeeding topics. Attendees can bring questions, share experiences, offer support, and connect with other parents in the community.

Celebrate all things curious at the Oddities & Art Market, returning for its second year at the Havert L. Fenn Center in Fort Pierce. This fully indoor, family-friendly marketplace features more than a hundred artists and vendors with unusual finds, including curiosities, crystals and gemstones, handmade art, distinctive gifts, taxidermy, fossils, and jewelry. Explore readings with psychics and tarot practitioners, then grab a bite from food trucks and other food vendors for a complete day out. Parking is free, the event goes on rain or shine, and everything is held indoors. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 on the day of the event, available online or at the door. Children 10 and under enter free without a ticket. All proceeds support Access Art, funding programs and scholarships that expand arts access for underprivileged youth. Artists and vendors can register through the event’s website.

Celebrate curiosities and creativity at a market devoted to unusual finds and art. Explore vendor booths filled with distinctive pieces and artwork. The event takes place at the Fenn Center in Fort Pierce, Florida.

Enjoy a purpose-driven evening as END IT presents a lip sync battle fundraiser featuring local leaders, businesses, and community champions in a spirited contest that benefits youth. Expect energetic performances, plenty of laughs, and audience participation, all highlighting the importance of investing in the next generation. Proceeds support END IT’s mentoring, leadership training, prevention education, and youth empowerment programs that open positive pathways for teens. Attendees can cheer on favorite performers, connect with community leaders, and contribute to brighter futures. Seating is limited.

Mystique is an immersive evening where fashion, music, and storytelling move in unison to mark the inaugural celebration of Sabre Mochachino Day. Presented by Mochachino Bespoke Design Company, it highlights the creative vision and three decades of work by international designer Sabre Mochachino, recognizing a career rooted in artistry, innovation, and community impact. The showcase explores the strength of subtlety, unfolding like a film as light and shadow, movement and sound come together. Each segment reveals a new shade of confidence and charisma, shaping a narrative that invites discovery. Set within a historic event center in downtown Fort Pierce, the venue is transformed into a multisensory runway with dynamic lighting, immersive visuals, and a custom soundscape that captures the pulse of the Mochachino world. The result is a setting that feels close to the action while alive with energy. The evening also acknowledges the city proclamation of Sabre Mochachino Day and his mentorship through the Futures in Fashion program with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Martin County. Early ticket holders receive an added touch, as the first 150 purchases include a Mystery Gift Bag personally curated by Sabre Mochachino, filled with limited edition keepsakes and signature collectibles that reflect the spirit of the night. Every guest will also receive a Mystique Card, a keepsake printed with a single reflective phrase that connects with others through conversation, turning the audience into part of the unfolding story. Guests can look forward to red carpet arrivals with photo opportunities, live music and sensory performance elements, light hors d’oeuvres with a cash bar, and a runway experience shaped by light, rhythm, and revelation. The suggested attire is Mystique Chic, confident, magnetic, and intriguingly unpredictable.

At Smith & Co. Mercantile, begin by grabbing a drink and settling into a comfortable spot, taking a moment to say hello. Then enjoy a focused period of silent reading, and if you need to chat, please step outside so the space stays quiet. Close things out by sharing book recommendations or simply keep reading, whichever you prefer.

OEW delivers a rock journey across the decades, featuring hits and favorites from the 1960s to the 2000s. Two full liquor bars will be open, staffed by friendly bartenders on the Treasure Coast.

Enjoy a dance-focused event featuring Jesse and the Thieves. The spotlight is on moving to the music and having fun.

Set off from Causeway Cove Marina on Hutchinson Island for a coastal run with two distance options, a Half Marathon or a 10K. The route highlights island scenery and ocean breezes as it passes Causeway Cove Marina, Jetty Park, the Fort Pierce Inlet, the Fort Pierce Aquarium, and Museum Pointe Park, with a stretch by Museum Pointe Beach. A unique section takes runners under the South Fort Pierce/Cobb Bridge rather than over it. At the finish, participants receive a finisher medal and a race shirt, and age-group awards are presented in 5-year increments through 80+.

Sweet Desires Dessert Lounge presents a waterfront jazz brunch in partnership with the Rising Up From Silence Foundation, highlighted by a special appearance from singer and songwriter Vallery Valentine, the foundation’s Director of Community Relations. Guests can look forward to live jazz, a chef curated brunch, signature cocktails with bottomless mimosas, indulgent desserts, and chances to win raffles and giveaways, all with a focus on fellowship, community, and purpose. The gathering supports survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault through awareness, advocacy, healing, and outreach, with 25 percent of all proceeds benefiting the RUFS Foundation. Two seatings are available and reservations are recommended due to limited capacity.

Learn the basics of acrylics while exploring a limited palette to create a moonlit seascape. Starting with a black canvas, you will paint a radiant full moon and its reflection over calm water, practicing blending, layering, shading, and realistic reflective techniques. This workshop is designed for beginners and those building confidence, with clear step-by-step guidance in a supportive setting. All supplies are included, from the black canvas to a white frame so your finished piece is ready to display or give as a handmade gift. Cost is $35. BYBO.

Power in the Fort is a monthly networking luncheon that brings together women from Fort Pierce and the Treasure Coast to connect, support one another, and pursue growth both personally and professionally. The gathering features a spotlight talk from Margaret Fladie, recognition of Higher Self Aesthetics as the sponsor, and community impact through support of The Children Museum. The agenda includes an open mic segment for commercials, along with good food and a welcoming atmosphere at Casa Pasta. Admission is $21.40 and includes lunch. A coordinated color theme is planned, with the color to be determined. Seating is limited. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards, bold ideas, cash for a 50/50 benefiting the featured nonprofit, and an optional door prize.

Set sail for the Pirate Cluster, a NADD qualifier at St Lucie County Fairgrounds. This multi-day dock diving event features Distance Jump, Air Retrieve, and Hydro Dash, with the new NADD bumper in use for Air Retrieve and Hydro Dash. Distance Jump competitors should note daily card turn-in deadlines, with an earlier cutoff on the final day. Air Retrieve is available on select days, with a small block of 10 early slots followed by a later session for the remaining entries. Hydro Dash runs on multiple days, with a single session on the final day. Try-its are available for $15 in limited windows and as space allows, and competition rounds take priority. Event administration opens daily. Preregistration has a set cutoff, and there is a separate deadline to edit or withdraw entries.

A community job fair brings together local employers and a wide range of job seekers, presented by Better Together in partnership with Zion Hill Primitive Baptist Church. The focus is on creating meaningful connections in a celebratory setting. Attendees can meet hiring teams, explore helpful resources and services on site, and even take part in immediate interviews. Text JOBS to 844-987-3949.

Pars Fore Paws Annual Charity Golf Tournament brings golfers together at The Saints Golf Course Port St. Lucie for a full day of play, food, drinks, on-course games, and prizes. Registration is followed by a shotgun start, and every participant is entered for chances to win. All proceeds support dogs and cats in need, helping them find loving homes and brighter futures. Sponsorship and donation opportunities are available, and a Kong Drop Cocktail Hour is planned for non-golfers with more information to come.

Vero Beach Karate Association hosts a ninja-themed 5K at South Beach Park. Participants can run or walk, cheer on friends, and embrace the theme by wearing their best ninja costumes at this community event. The event supports the United States Karate & Jiu Jitsu College Scholarship Fund, which provides scholarships to Black Belt high school seniors continuing their education. Festivities include a free Ninja Kids Dash, a chance to race the mascot, post-race refreshments, and an awards ceremony. T-shirts are available for runners, with sizes not guaranteed for late registrants. Early packet pick up is offered at Vero Beach Karate Association. For more than 50 years, the association has taught martial arts in Indian River County with a focus on physical, mental, social, and academic growth, and the scholarship program furthers that mission as students move on to college.

This gala celebrates Independence Classical Academy’s mission to provide a classical education that forms wise, virtuous, and courageous young people prepared to lead and serve. As a new Upper School campus takes shape, with more room for classrooms, athletic pursuits, and specialized learning spaces, the focus is on turning bigger aspirations into everyday opportunities. Proceeds from the event grow programs that enrich student life, including FFA, athletics, fine arts, student leadership, and other extracurriculars. Through these experiences, students build teamwork, discipline, responsibility, creativity, perseverance, service-minded leadership, and a strong work ethic that reaches beyond the classroom. Support for the gala invests directly in students and the formative experiences that shape character and conviction. It is an evening centered on celebration, giving, and community, all aimed at creating a lasting legacy where every student can learn, lead, compete, create, and thrive.

Toast, The Best of Bread, honors Bread, whose career produced 13 hits on the Billboard Top 100. With original members David Gates and Robb Royer now retired, this tribute keeps the legacy in focus, delivering faithful renditions that audiences often say mirror the feel of the classic records. The show moves from tender, heart-tugging favorites to lively tracks that get listeners dancing, offering a nostalgic trip through music that has stood the test of time.

This event marks a return to the Grouper.

Former high school, college, and professional players in the St. Lucie area can try out for the St. Lucie Adult Baseball League, supported by the National Men's Senior Baseball League, which operates in more than 300 cities. Players can look forward to competitive hardball on quality fields, organized competition, and opportunities that can lead to national tournament play at nearby professional facilities. If getting back on the diamond has been on your mind, here is a chance to show you still have it.

A recurring series scheduled on multiple dates across several months. Each occurrence follows a consistent timeframe so participants know what to expect.

An evening of rock and blues features the Shawn Tarver Band honoring the music of Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimi Hendrix, and other guitar greats. The show takes place in the courtyard at Priscilla’s Oasis on Orange in historic Downtown Fort Pierce near the waterfront, combining open-air ambiance with indoor comfort. The bar serves signature mocktails, coffee and tea, wellness and calming beverages, and plant-based adult cocktails, plus a wide selection of zero-proof options. Admission is $10 cash and includes a ticket for a door prize, with proceeds supporting the musicians. This all-ages event presents live entertainment in a relaxed setting.

Celebrate the season at a community festival hosted by Sunlight Community Church, featuring trunk or treat with costumes encouraged, local vendors offering crafts and treats, a candy cannon that showers sweets, bounce houses for all ages, and a variety of food trucks. This family-friendly gathering welcomes everyone and offers plenty of ways to enjoy fall together.

At Tradition Town Hall, this celebration honors Treasure Coast healthcare professionals who make a difference every day. Framed by a Met Gala inspired Treasure Coast theme, the evening includes a stylish dinner, an awards presentation, and a few surprise touches. The focus is on excellence, compassion, and dedication, placing the spotlight on the region’s healthcare heroes.

GenX Band returns to Riverside Theatre with a show for fans of great music. The performance encourages singing along and dancing, whether on your feet or from your seat.

Gypzy Road brings a live classic rock performance to Archie's in Fort Pierce.

Author and humorist Garrison Keillor appears with Erica Rhodes. Keillor is known as the creator and longtime host of public radio’s A Prairie Home Companion, a role he held for more than four decades. He has written both fiction and comedy and introduced audiences to the fictional town of Lake Wobegon. Raised in an evangelical separatist community that anticipated the world’s imminent end, he later chronicled his life in a memoir and other books after the radio show ended in 2016. In recent years he has built a stand-up career, writes a biweekly online column on Substack, and continues The Writer’s Almanac as a daily podcast and email newsletter available at no cost to subscribers.

The 11th Annual Indian River Lagoon Science Festival brings a free, hands-on celebration of science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics to Veterans Memorial Park in downtown Ft. Pierce along the Indian River Lagoon. Families, students, and curious minds can explore interactive exhibits, try innovative technologies, and take part in activities designed for both children and adults. Highlights include robotics demonstrations and creative projects that blend art with scientific discovery. Children will have opportunities to win prizes in raffles, and a variety of food trucks will be on site with treats to enjoy throughout the event.

Packed into a single day, this expo brings the excitement of Repticon’s usual multi-day experience to St. Lucie County Fairgrounds. See live animals from around the world, meet knowledgeable exhibitors, and shop for pets and pet care products directly from the experts. Attendees can also learn more about reptiles and other exotic animals throughout the event.

Miata enthusiasts gather at Summer Crush Winery in Fort Pierce for a cruise in and car show featuring all generations of the model. Show vehicles will be staged in the festival parking area in front of the pavilion before the public arrives. The No Name Car Club will manage parking, vehicle registration, and the popular vote tabulation that leads to trophies for each generation, with people’s choice winners announced later and awards presented afterward. There is a $20 cash fee per car to enter, which covers gate fees for the driver and passenger and includes parking privileges in the show area. Beach chairs are recommended for comfortable seating around the pavilion and display area. Those who prefer to sit under the pavilion may reserve a table through the Summer Crush website for an additional fee separate from the gate passes. Expect live music throughout the day and two food trucks serving food. Outside food, beverages, or coolers, including water, are not permitted. Food and drinks, both alcoholic and nonalcoholic, will be available for purchase at Summer Crush. For lodging, Holiday Inn Express Ft Pierce at 772-464-5000 is the host hotel and offers 20 percent off when mentioning Summer Crush. A Miata Cruise In 2026 logo tee is also available in the Red Bubble store.

iL Mercato Fall-O-Ween brings an afternoon of spooky fun, local shopping, and sweet treats to Tradition Square with free admission. This family-friendly gathering features trick-or-treating, face painting, a photo booth, a variety of local vendors and food trucks, and kid zone activities, creating a festive setting for costumes and Halloween cheer. The pink Brittney Cookies tent will offer award-winning desserts and fan favorites. Brittney Cookies has been voted the number one cookies in Port St. Lucie, recognized with multiple dessert awards, and named a Top 3 Best Bakery finalist in Palm Beach County. Offerings include fresh baked cookies in more than 30 flavors, chocolate dipped Oreos, classic and specialty buckeyes, brownies, cakes, dessert cups, edible cookie dough, and seasonal fall and Halloween treats.

Experience a candlelit concert in Port St. Lucie featuring music inspired by Halloween at Sunlight Community Church. Performed by the Listeso String Quartet, the program highlights include Thriller, Funeral March of a Marionette, a movement from Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8, Tubular Bells from The Exorcist, and themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween, Psycho, and Ghostbusters, along with Danse Macabre, Night on Bald Mountain, Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas. The performance lasts 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the show, and there is no late entry once it begins. Guests ages 8 and up are welcome, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is accessible for guests with disabilities. Seating is assigned by zone in order of arrival.

An energetic rock experience in the fort, offering a lively atmosphere and a night filled with music.

Celebrate the release of the sixth ACOTAR book at an immersive Starfall Ball hosted by The Midnight Dreary. The space will be transformed into a setting worthy of the Night Court's High Lord and Lady, and Night Court inspired gowns, suits, and costumes are encouraged. Enjoy music and dancing, a themed photo opportunity, and specialty food and beverages, with more details to be shared closer to the release. A lighthearted Tamlin themed activity is under consideration. Every attendee will leave with a swag bag and a copy of the new book. Tickets are $100 per person and cover all activities, food, favors, and the book. Tickets are limited.

Treasure Coast Advocates for Seniors (TCAS) hosts a monthly gathering at the Port St. Lucie Community Center that is open to everyone. The program begins with casual networking and continues with a guest speaker presentation featuring special guest Scott Zech of Florida Medical Coast. Coffee is provided by sponsor Jennifer Brock of Encompass Rehabilitation. The event centers on sharing information and building connections to support advocacy for seniors across the Treasure Coast.

One Eyed Willie delivers a performance that spans decades of rock, featuring recognizable hits and longtime favorites.

Prepare for an evening of laughs, fun, and plenty of cheesecake as Blanche, Dorothy, Sophia, and Rose return in an all-new outing that imagines what they would be doing today. Expect quick wit, affectionate bickering, and plenty of shenanigans. Christopher Davis portrays the sharp-tongued, often exasperated Dorothy. Vince Kelly brings to life the flirtatious, self-focused Blanche. Adam Graber steps in as the sweet, sometimes gullible Rose. Christopher Kamm rounds out the cast as the strong-willed, mischievous Sophia. With national recognition, this show is likely to sell out. Members will receive a presale code by email, followed by a general on-sale.

This spooky Halloween Eve event at Archie's Seabreeze in Fort Pierce brings costumes and venue specials together with casual dining and dancing by the ocean.

Settle in for dinner complemented by an evening of music and dancing at Skippers Cove Bar & Grill. Inside Harbortown Marina, the visitor gate opens automatically for entry to the parking lot. The restaurant sits at the far end with views of the water.

Hosted by the Treasure Coast Homeless Services Council with Pepper & Salt BBQ, Orchid Island Brewery, and Hogan Yards, Pitmasters & Brewers for Patriots brings an evening of barbecue, local brews, fellowship, and gratitude to support veterans in the community. Every dollar raised benefits Veterans Point Place and Veterans Village, helping provide safe, stable housing. The Homeless Services Council has assisted 833 veterans and delivered 4,078 services to 160 veteran households through the Supportive Services for Veteran Families program. Highlights include a 50/50 raffle and a silent auction.

Discover work from area makers offering seasonal goods, handmade crafts, jewelry, home accents, apparel, specialty treats, and more. Now in its third year, this holiday bazaar is a chance to begin your gift shopping early.

Connect with La Leche League for a breastfeeding support meeting in the children’s section of the Paula A. Lewis Branch Library. The conversation covers a variety of topics, and there is ample space for children of all ages to play and explore. Nursing parents, expectant parents, and their support people are welcome. Bring your questions, share support, and meet other parents in the community.

Now in its seventh year, this Caribbean food and music celebration brings the flavors, rhythms, and community spirit of the islands to the MIDFLORIDA Event Center in Port St. Lucie, Florida. Enjoy Caribbean cuisine, a live concert, and vendors in a family friendly atmosphere. Reggae, calypso, and soca set the tone for what is promoted as the Treasure Coast’s largest Caribbean party. Businesses can showcase their brand on the big screen at the festival and across Caribbean American Cultural Group, Inc. social media, with sponsorship opportunities available.

Families can enjoy a fall festival featuring activity stations hosted by county 4-H clubs, along with community partner safety booths, games, photo spots, a hayride, food trucks, and more. The 4-H Farm is an educational field trip site and home to goats, sheep, pigs, cows, horses, and a variety of birds, offering plenty of chances to see the animals while celebrating the season. Admission and most activities are free, with donations appreciated to support farm operations. All children must be accompanied by an adult, and outside animals are not permitted. Food trucks will be available for those who would like a meal, drink, or dessert. For details, contact Terri Zuidema at the St. Lucie County Extension Office at (772) 462-1285 or tzuidema1@ufl.edu.

Treasure Coast Advocates for Seniors, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, presents its fourth annual gala at Treasure Coast Lexus, a flagship fundraiser that supports programs for older adults and their families across the Treasure Coast. Guests can step out in diamonds and pearls attire for a refined evening that includes a seated dinner, live entertainment, a silent auction with raffles, dancing, opportunities to connect with local leaders and businesses, heartfelt acknowledgments of people advancing senior care, and moving stories that highlight service and hope. The organization’s mission centers on empowering older adults and the people who care for them by providing education on healthcare and Medicare, linking families to trusted community resources, offering advocacy through challenging life changes, and building partnerships that enhance quality of life. Tickets are listed at $75 or $85 per person. Businesses and organizations can participate as sponsors at various levels, with promotional benefits and recognition at the event. For information, sponsorships, or volunteering, contact Andrea Davis at 772-626-4969 or Christine Rigg at 561-445-9937.

An evening of Motown music, dancing, and food unfolds at Summer Crush Vineyard & Winery, celebrating the Economic Opportunities Council’s achievements with Head Start and its service as the Community Action Agency. The setting offers time to mingle, a dress-to-impress atmosphere, and a chance to enjoy classic tunes with friends in a local winery environment.

Settle in at Smith & Co. Mercantile for Silent Book Club After Hours. Begin by ordering a drink, finding a seat, and saying hello. Then enjoy a quiet stretch devoted to reading, with any conversation moved outside to keep the space calm. Wrap up by swapping book recommendations with others or simply keep turning pages.

A full Saturday is dedicated to a bike night celebration presented as a block party.

JRF returns to Square Grouper-Ft Pierce for another appearance at the Grouper.

This event centers on a 25-bird race with practice opportunities available beforehand. Cash prizes are advertised for competitors. For questions, contact South Florida Shooting Club.

A white-themed evening at LPL Creations Boutique brings together creativity, connection, and community impact. Attendees can make bracelets, meet community leaders and fellow supporters, and enjoy refreshments while contributing to programs that serve local veterans. Proceeds support the Treasure Coast Homeless Services Council and its housing initiatives for veterans. In addition, a portion of bracelet sales benefits Veterans Village and Veterans Point Place, which provide stable housing and support services for veterans experiencing homelessness. Tickets are $50 and include three bracelets. White attire is encouraged.

PalmCon returns to Port St. Lucie for a two day celebration of comics and pop culture, featuring artists, vendors, special guests, interactive activities and games, and spirited costume contests. Since 2011, this long running event has been part of Florida’s comic community, presenting shows across Palm Beach County and earning a reputation as a fun, family focused gathering for fans of all ages. Additional details and updates will be shared through its usual channels as the event approaches.

At Clover Park, the 44th Annual Chili Cook-Off highlights an American road trip theme that honors 250 years of the United States. The day features a spirited chili competition, creative team booths inspired by states across the country, and plenty of live music and entertainment. Families can enjoy a dedicated kids zone with activities, along with games and experiences for all ages. The event also supports the Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County. Ticket information will be announced soon, with more details to come.

Experience an evening of community, patriotism, and purpose at a special fundraiser presented in partnership with American Icon Brewery and the Homeless Services Council. Enjoy live music from The Vinyl Answer while supporting the completion of Veterans Point Place and Veterans Village, efforts dedicated to providing safe, stable housing and renewed hope for those who have served. The focus is on creating places veterans can proudly call home, with every contribution reinforcing a spirit of service, strength, and stability.

OEW presents a journey through decades of rock favorites, spanning the 1960s through the 2000s. Alongside the music, enjoy two full liquor bars staffed by some of the friendliest bartenders on the Treasure Coast.

Experience the 16th annual Crystal Classic International Sand Sculpting Festival on Siesta Key alongside the Sunset Drum Circle. This barrier island off Sarasota is known for its white quartz sand that stays cool underfoot, creating a striking setting for elaborate sand creations and a weekly percussion gathering that has been a tradition since 1996. Each ticket includes a single People’s Choice token per attendee, issued at entry after tickets are scanned, along with access to designated photo-op sculptures at no additional charge. Tokens are not replaced if lost, and guests who choose not to vote are asked to return their token before leaving rather than taking it home. The festival operates cashless, with the exception of the vendor village, the part tent and the food trucks. The West and East entry gates are limited to advance ticket holders and re-entry. A free trolley connects to Siesta Village, where visitors can explore a variety of restaurants and shops. The drum circle features abundant percussion and lively dancing, with rhythms that seem to hum through the sand and rise into the air.

Gypzy Road takes the stage at Archie's in Fort Pierce with a classic rock performance.

Riverside Theatre hosts an outdoor Live In The Loop concert that brings rock energy to Vero Beach, with live music alongside food and drinks. The result is a lively evening outdoors.

Dockside at Skippers Cove on the Fort Pierce North causeway, this event features waterfront views, a full menu, and live band entertainment. Food, views, and tunes come together for a classic combination.

Floyd Nation brings the music of Pink Floyd to life with The Inner Light Tour, capturing the hallmark sound, feeling, and immersive atmosphere that fans know while pushing beyond a typical tribute. Hear classics like Wish You Were Here, Comfortably Numb, Time, and Another Brick in the Wall, delivered with care and energy. The performance is guided by the group’s album Inner Light, created in part at Abbey Road Studios, which shapes the show’s creative direction.

The 4th Annual Pelican Yacht Club Turkey Trot 5K welcomes the community for a festive run in support of Jaycee Park and the local running community. Pelican Yacht Club opens its doors to the public for a trot and toast, with drinks and snacks provided at the club. The course showcases South Hutchinson Island as participants pass through eclectic neighborhoods, reach Ocean Boulevard, jog the jetty, and return to the Pelican Yacht Club to finish. The race has sold out for the last two years, and participation is capped at 750.

Experience the 19th Annual Trot Against Poverty 5K at Riverside Park in Vero Beach. This professionally timed event welcomes runners, joggers, and walkers of all ages and abilities. The community comes together to raise funds and awareness for United Against Poverty, which empowers people living in poverty to build economic self-sufficiency. Parking is limited, so early arrival is recommended. After the race, announcements will be made and a free sweet potato pancake breakfast will be served.