Events in Homosassa Springs, FL

A monthly meetup for real estate industry professionals in Spring Hill brings agents together to present current listings, hear about properties that could match their buyers, and connect with peers over bagels. Expect giveaways and a chance to win a prize at each gathering. Non-realtors should confirm in advance whether space is available for their profession. The meeting takes place at Bagelicious Spring Hill on the third Thursday of each month.

Presented by Amar for Kids, Zumba Kids is an upbeat dance fitness class created for children ages 7 to 11. It combines easy-to-follow choreography with lively music to build coordination, boost confidence, and inspire a love of staying active. Participants can expect kid-friendly routines, energetic movement, playful group activities, and a welcoming, positive atmosphere. No prior experience is necessary. Step Up for Students scholarship funds may be used toward the cost of the classes.

A fundraiser at Five Guys will donate 20 percent of each purchase to Ocala Blue Star Mothers to support veterans and military service members. This fundraiser applies only at the Lecanto location.

Village Powersports hosts a lively Chamber mixer that brings together Chamber members, local business leaders, and community partners in a setting where business and powersports meet. Guests can enjoy appetizers along with beer and wine while expanding their network and reconnecting with familiar faces. The experience includes special access to the showroom, offering a distinctive backdrop for conversations and connections. Attendance is limited to Chamber members.

Learn belly dance at the Old Homosassa Civic Club with options for both beginners and advanced participants. The class costs $5, and if you mention the ad, your first session is free. For questions, contact Nancy at 352-397-7410.

Spend an evening enjoying DU BINGO rounds with a conservation-focused night out. The event includes 10 rounds of DU BINGO, plus chances to win with 6 guns, 2 DU coolers, and 2 Turtlebox items. Doors open at 5:30 PM.

This interactive wellness workshop at NAMI Hernando Community Center focuses on practical techniques for calming the nervous system and supporting energy balance. Designed as an approachable introduction for both newcomers and experienced practitioners, it replaces lectures and open forums with hands-on exploration. Participants move through gentle practices that may include yoga, tai chi, and qigong, along with breathwork, energy and acupressure techniques, sensory awareness, and meditation, framed by an opening and closing moment of guided awareness. The goal is to help build a personal toolkit that supports recovery during challenging times while fostering an accepting community. This session is part of the WellSpring Recovery System, a community program that promotes self regulation and also offers Conscious Connections Lectures, Literature Review, Community Connection Meetings, Discovering the Authentic Self journaling groups, and Sanyama Sessions that blend EFT with guided meditation.

This required parent orientation introduces the Teen Leaders Club, a service-focused program for ages 11 to 18 that helps teens grow as capable, community-minded leaders through the YMCA. The session explains how the club blends leadership training, hands-on volunteering, and weekly activities to build character, strengthen teamwork, and improve communication. Parents will learn how participants can make friends, explore potential careers, and complete more than 100 volunteer hours that can support school requirements, Bright Futures, and college applications. Information about enrollment, monthly dues, and the additional paperwork needed to participate will be provided, offering a clear overview of how the program supports a healthy, productive path for teens.

Explore the art of henna in a welcoming, beginner friendly workshop at The Artist Realm. Across a two hour session, participants learn foundational techniques for traditional designs, practicing dots, swirls, vines, petals, and mandalas while also discovering the cultural background of henna, the meanings tied to popular symbols, and essential safety information about natural henna. Each attendee receives a take home practice pen, practice sheets, and design flash sheets. The class includes step by step instruction, hands on practice, and a custom henna tattoo created by the instructor with traditional natural henna paste. The workshop is designed for ages 10 and up and costs $55 per person. No prior art experience is necessary. Arrive curious, learn new skills, and head home with beautiful body art and tools to keep creating.

Parents Night Out offers children a glow-themed evening at the Hernando County Family YMCA, with supervision in a structured setting alongside their peers. Participants must be potty trained, as staff do not change diapers or assist in restrooms. Please pack a reusable water bottle, a swimsuit and towel, an extra set of clothes, and a bag for wet gear, and note that inflatables are not permitted. First-time attendees will complete a swim test to use the pool, or they can enjoy the splash pad instead. Dinner is provided by Padula's Pizzeria.

Give yourself a night off with the YMCA’s Parent’s Night Out, an evening for kids to have fun with peers while staying supervised in a structured setting. The theme is a GLOW PARTY, with a dance night and dinner provided. Children must be potty trained, and families should bring a refillable water bottle plus comfortable clothing and shoes.

The Hernando Leopards open their season at the Fall Classic with a matchup against Sunlake. This game offers a first glimpse of the team this fall, with high energy and determination on display. It is a showcase for purple and gold pride as excitement builds for an action-packed Hernando football season.

Learn to craft a custom moon lamp with step-by-step guidance that combines sculpting and painting. You will assemble, apply, and paint your lamp from start to finish. All supplies are included. Seating is limited, and the class is nonrefundable.

Bishop McLaughlin Catholic of Spring Hill hosts Cornerstone Classical Academy from Jacksonville for a varsity football matchup outside of conference play. This non-conference contest will be played on Bishop McLaughlin Catholic’s home field.

Howard’s Flea Market hosts a recurring Farm Swap that brings together farmers, homesteaders, backyard chicken keepers, gardeners, and animal enthusiasts to buy, sell, and trade. Expect a wide range of offerings such as chickens and other poultry, goats, pigs, rabbits, farm-fresh eggs, plants, garden supplies, feed, tools, crafts, and general homesteading items. The vendor fee is $10 for the day, and sellers should bring their own shade and tables. All animals on site must have access to food and fresh water at all times. After exploring the swap, visitors can browse more than 800 booths and find meals and refreshments at Captain’s Quarter Café & Bar.

A mandatory parent meeting will be followed by auditions for Youth Theatre and Acorn Theatre. Families whose children plan to audition for Youth Theatre must reserve space for the meeting and secure an audition slot by emailing Marie at Marie@liveoaktheatre.org. Please include how many people will attend the meeting and the ages of the children. Youth Theatre auditions relate to upcoming productions including Annie Jr. and The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. Acorn Theatre will present The Hobbit. Live Oak Theatre offers opportunities for children from pre-K to 18 and for adults to study the performing arts, with classes in tap, jazz, ballet, voice, musical theatre, improv, and acting, as well as private lessons on a variety of instruments taught by experienced performers and instructors. For questions, email Marie@liveoaktheatre.org or call 352-593-0027.

Celebrate your furry friend by turning a favorite photo into a custom watercolor portrait. After you register, text 1 to 3 pet photos, along with your name and the event date, to Jess at 315-207-1767. She will prepare a light sketch of your pet ahead of time so you can focus on painting, choosing the colors, and bringing the details to life. Leave with a uniquely personal artwork that showcases your companion in vibrant watercolor.

Join NCOS for its annual orchid auction, featuring a range of orchids in different sizes, shapes, and colors that will be offered on the auction block. It is the society’s biggest fundraiser of the year, and it is a great chance to pick up rare and unusual varieties while enjoying a fun, in-person event. Free admission and free parking are available, and a list of orchids will be posted on the society’s website ahead of time. Doors open at 11 AM.

Send It Saturday Drift Fest brings high energy automotive action to Lead Foot City with tire-smoking drift sessions, ride-alongs, and indoor drift karting. The day also features a showcase of standout cars, engine rev battles, and a live car meet that keeps the excitement going. Music sets the tone while food trucks, multiple bars, and vendors round out the festival atmosphere. Tickets and tech cards are not yet available, with sales opening soon.

This event features slow roasted prime rib served with a house salad and a baked potato. Reservations may be made by calling 352-503-2064.

Settle in at The Artist's Realm for a Fourth Wing themed painting session led by Cheyenne Two-Axe. With clear, sequential guidance tailored to each participant, create a scene featuring Violet and Xaden standing on the parapet as their dragons fly overhead. The workshop welcomes every experience level, from first time painters to seasoned creatives. All materials are provided, and personal refreshments are welcome.

Downtown Brooksville becomes a multi-fandom playground for the inaugural cosplay crawl, welcoming heroes, villains, wizards, Jedi, magical girls, and every kind of fan. Broad Street Brewing serves as headquarters, where limited-edition commemorative cupsleeves will be available. The night features a costume contest for top honors and bragging rights, deep-cut trivia that spans anime, comics, sci-fi, and gaming, a high-energy dance zone, and a curated marketplace of regional artists, makers, and collectible vendors alongside themed food trucks. Admission is free and open to all ages. Arriving early allows time to explore historic shops and local boutiques, enjoy local dining, and snap photos by well-known murals around town.

Justin Phillips is live at Tipsy Tarpon in Crystal River. The show starts at 5:30 PM.

The Barker Boyz make their first appearance at Nortons Riverside.

A casual karaoke evening in an open-air courtyard welcomes all ages. Participants can take the mic to sing favorite songs, or relax and listen to the performances. Beer and wine will be available, with a friendly focus on music and easygoing fun.

Hotwheels fans can enjoy an indoor, air conditioned show in Brooksville that brings together vendors and enthusiasts for buying, selling, and trading. This monthly event welcomes the public with free admission, and guests are encouraged to bring cars to trade with vendors or other attendees. A raffle adds to the fun, with one complimentary ticket given at entry and the option to purchase additional tickets for $1 each. Food will be available, and free popcorn is included. There is plenty of parking, and the show will take place rain or shine. Vendors can reserve 6-foot tables for $10 each, with fifty tables available. Payment is due one week in advance, there is a vendor-only setup period before opening, and each vendor may have one helper.

Get creative at the library during this adults craft session focused on making junk journals using upcycled, commonly found household items. You’ll use provided materials and other bring-along-style items like buttons, cardboard, and old magazines or books, then take home what you create.

Little Learners is a special storytime for children ages 30 months to 5 years and their caregivers. Expect lots of engaging early literacy activities including stories, songs, fingerplays, nursery rhymes, and movement-focused activities designed to help build language and literacy skills.

Bring your little one (ages 0 to 30 months) and join a special storytime built for early literacy. This session includes stories, songs, fingerplays, nursery rhymes, and movement activities, with caregiver participation encouraged.

Presented by Amar for Kids, this Mommy and Me class welcomes children ages 1 to 3 and their caregivers for a development-focused experience. Sessions blend music, movement, and cultural exploration to support early learning. Each class encourages bonding, social interaction, and hands-on discovery in a friendly, welcoming setting. Participants can expect activities centered on music and rhythm, guided movement and playful exercises, introductions to a variety of cultures and experiences, and a supportive space for both children and caregivers. The program also provides opportunities for caregivers to connect with their little ones, meet other parents, and introduce children to new experiences.

Little learners is a special storytime for children ages 30 months to 5 years old and their caregivers. Expect stories, songs, fingerplays, nursery rhymes, and movement activities designed to build early language and literacy skills.

Little Learners is a special storytime for children ages 30 months to 5 years, along with their caregivers. Expect stories, songs, fingerplays, nursery rhymes, and movement activities designed to build early language and literacy skills.

Presented by Amar for Kids, this lively dance fitness class invites children ages 7 to 11 to move to upbeat music while learning simple, age-appropriate choreography. Sessions combine energetic dance, playful games, and group activities to build coordination, stamina, and confidence in a supportive setting. Step Up for Students Scholarship Funds may be used to cover the cost of participation. No prior dance experience is needed, just enthusiasm and a love of movement.

A warm reception recognizes the newest addition to the Citrus County Chamber of Commerce. The occasion highlights their welcome into the organization.

At this playful singles showcase, attendees present an amazing single friend in a 3 to 5 minute slideshow for an audience of other singles. It is free to attend and $5 to pitch. The gathering highlights a new venue and offers a friendly way for people from Brooksville and North Tampa to connect.

The Olive Grove marks its fifteenth annual Harvest Mill Party with the grand opening of the new Motherland Fungi Grow House. The experience focuses on learning, tasting, hands-on creativity, and exploration.

At Sculpt & Flow Studios, this Parents Night Out centers on a campfire-themed backyard yoga excursion for children. The evening begins with a pizza party, continues with a glow-in-the-dark craft, and wraps up with a campfire-inspired yoga session paired with mindfulness activities. A dessert treat is included. Designed for ages 5 and up, it provides a welcoming, playful setting where kids can move, create, and connect. The cost is $20 per child, and capacity is limited.

Experience live music from Shannon Lovve at Three Sisters Restaurant.

The Hernando Historical Museum Associations presents Night at the Museum, a $10 open house at the May-Stringer House where visitors can explore at their own pace instead of taking the usual guided tour. Docents will demonstrate ghost hunting equipment, and there will be a special showing of the Boogeyman trailer, directed by Joshua Shultz and featuring Juliet Simms, Anna Claire, and Andy Biersack of Black Veil Brides, filmed at the May-Stringer House. A curated selection of vendors will also be available to browse. Proceeds support the annual GhostFest Haunted House. For information or vendor inquiries, contact hhmamedia@gmail.com. Vendor payments are accepted only through official accounts or the email provided, and volunteers will not request payment from personal profiles.

The Hernando Leopards face Lake Brantley in a competitive football matchup. Supporters are encouraged to wear purple and gold to show team spirit. Venue details will be announced soon.

This debut cards and collectibles show features sports cards and memorabilia, Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh cards, Funko Pops, coins, comics, Disney items, signed merchandise, and more. Admission is $2, and children 10 and under get in free. The kitchen and bar will be open for food and drinks. For vendor inquiries, email samanthavfw10209@gmail.com.

Designed for women, this clear-kayak outing explores Three Sisters Springs in Crystal River, where pristine waters reveal the world below your boat. Expect beautiful scenery and the possibility of seeing manatees swimming under you. The relaxed tempo encourages conversation and connection throughout the paddle. The experience takes place at Paddles Outdoor Rentals and Tours.

Imagine inventing a new Mario Kart racer, crafting a mascot for an ice cream shop, or dreaming up an original comic book hero. In this hands-on creative workshop led by the owner, Kait, participants pick a surprise prompt from a hat and use it to develop an original concept that stretches their creativity. Working with ink, markers, and poster board, attendees explore how artists and designers communicate ideas through sketching, layout, logos, character design, typography, and storytelling. The focus is on solving a creative challenge and bringing an idea to life rather than aiming for a flawless drawing. The session concludes with an opportunity for everyone to present their concept, explain key design choices, and celebrate each other’s work. It welcomes anyone interested in illustration, graphic design, animation, or comics, as well as anyone who simply enjoys making things.

A standout band, tasty food, and a lively atmosphere come together for a Saturday night out.

Catch an outdoor show featuring X Maleya at Crump's Landing in Homosassa. The lineup is highlighted on the listing, with the showtime set for early evening.

Step into a playful aerial yoga session under black lights, set to a funky playlist. Soar in the aerial swing and light up the space as you move. Participants are encouraged to wear glow-in-the-dark or neon colors to shine throughout the flow.

This outing features the Rays taking on the Padres. The cost is $100 per person and includes bus transportation and a game ticket. For more information, contact Sandy Dewart at 352-628-4083 or 352-382-8701.

Enjoy live music with Ravon Steely Rhoden out on the waters of Crystal River at Tipsy Tarpon. This is an all-ages event with full bar and food service available.

Peck's Old Port Cove hosts an event featuring live music and food. Listen to performances while enjoying a meal.

Celebrate Jimmy Buffett Day at Crystal River Town Square with a free special event featuring live music from the Landsharks, formerly the house band at Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville in Key West, along with additional activities. Attendees may bring chairs for seating. Coolers and outside alcohol are not allowed. Food and beverages will be available for purchase from downtown entertainment district businesses and food vendors.

Bring your little one for Books & Babies, a special storytime designed for children ages 0 to 30 months and their caregivers. Expect a fun mix of stories, songs, fingerplays, nursery rhymes, and movement activities that support early language and literacy skills.

Little Learners is a special storytime for children ages 30 months to 5 years and their caregivers. Expect a fun mix of stories, songs, fingerplays, nursery rhymes, and movement activities designed to build early language and literacy skills.

Goodell Electric, LLC is being recognized with a Chamber ribbon cutting as the latest addition to the Citrus County Chamber of Commerce. The ceremony serves as a warm welcome to the organization.

Put a spooky twist on sea sirens by painting a mermaid rendered as a skeleton. The canvas will have the outline drawn ahead of time so you can focus on selecting your own colors and details. All materials are supplied. Plan to arrive a bit early, about ten minutes before check in. Please note that enrollment is final and the session is nonrefundable.

Enjoy an evening of dance music with Angelo at Brooksville Elks Lodge #2582. The kitchen will be open with a variety of menu options. There is a $5 cover for the dance, with music and dancing throughout the evening. The event is open to guests and also serves as a membership drive and charity fundraiser.

Brooksville Main Street presents a fall community cleanup and beautification effort focused on the historic downtown. Gardeners, landscapers, students, families, and downtown advocates come together to weed, paint, polish, and pressure wash, refreshing the historic corridors with a burst of community pride. Check-in takes place at Hernando Park, where assignments, water, and friendly encouragement are provided. Individuals and groups are matched with tasks that fit their skills, from design-focused projects to deep cleaning, landscaping, and painting. Families can use the morning to teach kids about community service while spending time outdoors. Board President Christopher Rhodes shares that the effort continues to grow and offers immediate, visible results for those who want to give back. The project is supported by the City of Brooksville and Hernando County Government, celebrating the heart of the county.

A free educational talk at the OM Grown Community Garden focuses on fall planting in Zone 9, highlighting vegetables that do best in local conditions and practical ways to plan a productive autumn garden. It is part of a monthly series that offers hands-on, environmentally mindful growing guidance and reflects the community effort that keeps the garden flourishing.

Take part in a monthly steak shoot that plays like bingo, except the winning call is "STEAK". Held on the first Saturday of every month at Brooksville Elks Lodge #2582, it offers chances to win steaks. Open to the public, with friends and family welcome. Cards are $10 each. Hosted by Brooksville Elks Lodge #2582.

Saturday Night in Town Square is a new addition for the summer that builds on the familiar First Friday tradition, shifted to Saturday in response to community interest. The experience includes vendors, shopping, games, food trucks, and live music. It provides a relaxed way for residents and families to enjoy the town square and the surrounding Entertainment District, whether the day was spent on the water or with kids and grandkids.

The Shannon Lovve Duo brings a live performance to Papa Willie's.

Om Grown Market welcomes neighbors and visitors to a community farmers market at the WellCome OM Center, hosted by WellCome OM and the Om Grown Community Garden. It is a friendly place to discover fresh foods, unique crafts, and creative goods from local growers, bakers, artists, and makers. Vendors are set up indoors, on the main lawn, and by the cafe, and the market features a growing lineup that includes 5 Aprons Baking Company, Baked in Sunshine, Buddy's Naturals, Canned By Jess, Cousins Handmade Gifts, Crochet Creations, Crumbs & Smiles Bakehouse, Debbie Does Soap, Herbert Sherbert, Herbs & Honey, Johan's Artwork, Little Bits Design, MamaBeans, Pygmy Hippo Paper & Co, Riri Filipino Treats, Rose's Spa Garden, Sarah's Simply Sourdough, Shorty's Sweet Shop, Simply Sweet by Alyssa, String Along with TJ's Fiber Art, Suzanne Baginskie, Tasty Bites by Momma K, Tempestuous Roots Art & Farm, The Hummus Truck, The Rustic Heifer, Treow, Trinity's Organic Oils, and TurQuailHen Acre, with more to come. Some market dates are indoors with air conditioning, while others are held outdoors. Admission and parking are free. Local makers, growers, and small businesses interested in participating can contact Jessica at jessica@wellcomeomcenter.com for details. The WellCome OM Center promotes lifelong, balanced eating habits and provides education to support healthier choices. For safety, any accidents should be reported to staff right away, and attendees may be photographed for promotional use. Those who prefer not to be photographed should step out of camera view or inform the photographer.

Take a spin on a brand new motorcycle with a straightforward test drive experience. Get a feel for the ride, the handling, and what a new bike can offer on the road.

This Tidal Book Club gathering at Tidal Brewing Company centers on The Unicorn Hunter by Katherine Arden. Participants will discuss the book, help choose the next selection, and pick up any preordered copies.

Hosted by the Female Veterans Network of Citrus County, this monthly community meeting brings women together to build connections and a strong sense of belonging. Participants can encourage one another, exchange knowledge, resources, and experiences, and discuss topics that are specific to women who serve or have served. The gathering also emphasizes community involvement and service, and it recognizes the contributions of women in uniform from the past to the present. Attendance is open to women who have served, are currently serving, or are exploring military service across all branches and eras.

The 12th annual Hooked Up For TaTa’s fishing tournament returns, presented by Old Florida Collection and hosted by Reel Action Promotions. More than $15,000 in cash and prizes are up for grabs, including Big Fish awards of $3,000 for first and $1,000 for second across gag grouper, red snapper, and amberjack, subject to seasonal openings. Redfish pays $1,000 for first, $250 for second, and $200 for fifth, and Kingfish offers $1,000 for first and $500 for second. A TWT option provides $1,000 per category for Big Fish, King, and Redfish with a $100 buy-in for each, plus a $250 random fish drawing. Boundaries stretch from Passage Key Inlet near Tampa north to Steinhatchee with no western limit. Launch and trailer anywhere within these boundaries, with check-in required at the captains meeting. Activities include a captains party, meeting, and auction at Plantation on Crystal River, followed by tournament-day weigh-in at the same location, with awards to follow. Over the past 11 years, this effort has contributed more than $100,000 to the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer foundation. All activities take place rain or shine. Lodging discounts are available at Plantation on Crystal River by calling (352) 795-4211 and mentioning “Hooked Up For TaTa’s Tournament.” For information, sponsorship opportunities, or questions, call or text Bryan at (352) 304-1323 or email OldFloridaMarina@gmail.com.

Boots & Pearls Casino Night, presented by Lucas, Macyszyn & Dyer, Injury Lawyers, is the biggest fundraiser of the year, with proceeds benefiting children in the community. The evening features music, dancing, and a friendly atmosphere. A Patriot theme adds a festive touch, and guests are encouraged to wear boots, pearls, and red, white, and blue while supporting this cause.

Carson James brings a two-day horsemanship clinic to Renab Ranch in Lecanto, Florida. The focus is on the subtle adjustments that can change everything in the saddle, with special attention to timing, feel, applying pressure, and releasing it so the right response becomes easier for the horse to find. It is suited to riders working through a specific challenge as well as those who want a clearer understanding of why their horse responds the way he does. Participants may ride their own horse, or attend as auditors and follow along with notes. Rider and auditor spots are available, and space is limited. For details about registration, stalls, camping, rider availability, or deposits, please contact the host.

Explore the living world of Tom Varn Park during a Parks for Pollinators BioBlitz presented by City of Brooksville Parks & Recreation. Participants will work together to find and record as many plants, insects, birds, fungi, and other wildlife as possible within the park, contributing useful observations to community science and conservation efforts. A BioBlitz offers a fast-paced introduction to local biodiversity while supporting a nationwide initiative that highlights the vital role of pollinators. These species are responsible for more than 75 percent of flowering plants and 35 percent of global food crops, so every observation adds to a clearer picture of how to protect essential habitats. Getting involved is simple. Bring a smartphone with a camera and use the free iNaturalist app to photograph and submit observations. The app captures location and time automatically, and a global network of naturalists and scientists helps identify what you find, turning your photos into research-ready data. Event staff will be available to help with downloading the app, explain how it works, and share tips for spotting wildlife. No prior experience is needed, just curiosity. This free, all-ages activity encourages comfortable walking and close observation. Consider bringing sturdy shoes, water, sunscreen, a hat, and weather-appropriate clothing to make the most of your time outdoors while creating a snapshot of the species that call Brooksville’s Tom Varn Park home.

Experience the 6th Annual C4Con, the Citrus County Comics and Cosplay Convention, a free and family friendly comic con style gathering at Homosassa Public Library. Take part in crafts, cosplay, vendor booths, face painting, gaming tournaments, and LEGO building, plus other activities.

An art and oddities market pairs with a chalk and paint competition, creating a lively setting filled with creativity and curiosities. The market features art and oddities, live chalk creations by participating artists, music, beer, and a food truck. Artists are being sought for the chalk art portion, and vendor opportunities are available. Questions about the competition or vending can be sent to travelingartparties@gmail.com.

Explore how your hips move and align in yoga during this unheated 90-minute workshop. The session begins with a focused overview of hip structure and the role of the hip flexors, using a studio skeleton to help visualize how everything fits together. You will also learn simple mobility drills you can incorporate into a home practice. After that foundation, the group will apply the concepts in a guided sequence of standing and floor poses, using the new anatomical insight to refine alignment. Supportive, light touch will be offered when appropriate and only with consent. Everyone leaves with a printed booklet that summarizes the anatomy, outlines the mobility work, and offers pose-by-pose alignment notes for Warrior I and II, Extended Side Angle, Triangle, Pyramid, Warrior III, Half Moon, Dancer, Pigeon, Bird Dog, and more. The price is $25 and space is limited to 12 participants. Registration is available through MindBody on the studio website. Two scholarships are available. If cost is a barrier, contact the facilitator, Ben, at poholekben@gmail.com or speak with him at the studio.

A Hot Wheels show in Brooksville invites collectors and fans to gather indoors with air conditioning for a monthly meet-up. Food will be available and complimentary popcorn is offered. Vendors can reserve one of 50 six-foot tables for $10 each, with payment due one week before the show. The venue is limited to vendors during setup, and each vendor may bring one helper. Admission for the public is free when doors open. Guests are encouraged to bring cars to trade with vendors and other attendees. A raffle is planned, with one free ticket given at entry and additional chances available for $1 each. Parking is plentiful, and the event is set to take place rain or shine.

Enjoy coastal seafood, grab a cold drink, and listen to music by the water in a relaxed waterfront setting.

Create a pint-sized scarecrow in a welcoming workshop designed for both kids and adults. Using thrifted clothing, straw, fabric, accessories, and other playful touches, each person assembles a unique character brimming with cozy fall spirit. The pace is relaxed and family friendly, encouraging creativity and time together while giving a cheerful nod to the harvest season. No prior experience is needed, and a spark of imagination is all you need to bring. Everyone heads home with one completed scarecrow ready to display with autumn décor.

Enjoy a monthly Pints and Paints session that includes your first drink. All materials are provided, and participants should plan to arrive at least ten minutes before check-in. The class is nonrefundable.

During this Five Guys fundraiser, 20% of your purchase benefits Ocala Blue Star Mothers, supporting veterans and military service members. Participation is limited to the Lecanto location only.

The fourth annual ERA Jail and Bail charity event brings a lively evening of fun and friendly competition in support of the Richard Dixon Memorial Foundation. Proceeds help provide critical home repairs that keep local veterans safe, comfortable, and independent in the homes they love. Guests can look forward to food and drinks, a 50/50 drawing, and raffle baskets with prizes. The signature activity invites participants to playfully place friends, family, or co-workers behind pretend bars for a donation, then contribute to bond them out for the cause. Volunteers may also step in as inmates and compete to raise the most bail, earning bragging rights along the way. All funds raised remain in the community to deliver essential improvements that enhance safety and quality of life for those who served. Sponsorship opportunities are available, and the atmosphere centers on community spirit, good-natured rivalry, and meaningful support for local heroes.

Gator and the gang bring a lively performance to the Homosassa River, blending swamp-funk grooves with Florida folk for a spirited show.

Crescent Community Clinic presents a health-focused event centered on creating a healthier future. The program includes speakers and a raffle. Tickets are $25 per person.

Crisp air and seasonal scents return to historic downtown Brooksville with a special fall edition of the Downtown Street Market. Streets will become a lively open air marketplace featuring local farmers, skilled crafters, regional artisans, and small business vendors. Browse cozy season decor and handmade pieces for home and wardrobe, pick up fresh produce, baked treats, local honey, and other harvest favorites, and discover original artwork and unique gifts. Food trucks will serve savory options alongside autumn inspired flavors. Admission is free and open to all. The market welcomes families and pets. Between stops at the booths, explore the downtown mural trail, visit clothing and antique boutiques, and enjoy a pumpkin spice coffee or a seasonal lunch at nearby restaurants. For even more downtown discovery, TourBVL walking tours are also available.

Set along the Homosassa River, this waterfront setting offers a relaxed dining experience with scenic views. Enjoy a meal with the water right beside you and a laid-back atmosphere that highlights the riverside location.

Enjoy a free concert at Crystal River Town Square featuring live music on a big stage. Bring chairs for seating, and note that coolers and outside alcohol are not allowed. Food and drinks will be available for purchase from downtown businesses and food vendors. Band lineup updates will be posted on the event page.

An Oktidalfest edition of Grove Market returns to Tidal Brewing Company, featuring more than 20 vendors along with new beer releases, event merch, live music, and food trucks. This community-driven marketplace spotlights local artists, makers, and small businesses, and is coordinated by Roots Creative Co., led by Allisa Babor. Prospective vendors should note that all communication is conducted by email and payment will never be requested through social media to help prevent scams.

A small, women-only cabin camp and kayak getaway on the Weeki Wachee River centers on clear, spring-fed water and cozy evenings in a shared cabin, creating space to unplug and reset. Limited to four women, it encourages connection, an easy pace, and plenty of time to relax. Over three nights, the experience features guided paddling on turquoise waters, the chance to float beside manatees, shared meals and conversation around the cabin table, and a calm outdoor setting. Kayaks and all necessary gear are provided, and meals are included. A 20 percent deposit secures a cabin spot.

The Feast of Champions at the REALTORS® Association of Citrus County celebrates the conclusion of the Citrus County Hunger Games, a countywide effort where organizations collected food and donations to support local families with children. In this competition, each food item counts as one meal point, and each dollar given counts as two meal points. Districts span the community, including banks and financial institutions, schools and education, local government and public safety, realtors, insurance and mortgage professionals, healthcare, local businesses and retail, skilled trades and construction, and nonprofits, churches and civic organizations. At this gathering, community leaders, sponsors, volunteers, and competitors come together as each district champion is honored, the overall Tribute is announced, and countywide impact totals are shared, highlighting how many children and families were supported.

The Jorge Valentine Band brings a high energy show to Crumps Landing with a mix of rock, pop, and country favorites that invite plenty of singing and dancing. The set spans artists like Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Poison, Ed Sheeran, Britney Spears, Michael Jackson, Nickelback, Linkin Park, Creed, Luke Bryan, Morgan Wallen, Taylor Swift, and more. Expect a lively atmosphere filled with familiar hits from across decades.

Enjoy live music from a band at COPP Brewery & Winery.

In Brooksville, celebrate Comic Book Day with a free outdoor screening of the 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie. Enjoy some fun and games before the film, then settle in with cozy seating like blankets or lawn chairs for a night of turtle-powered entertainment. Costumes are encouraged, whether you arrive as a turtle, a ninja, April O'Neil, or Shredder.

At the Harley dealership, this fundraising event for autism features food, live music from the Rick Lynn Band, a 50/50 raffle, and an auction. All activities support raising money for autism.

Mark the turn of the season with face painting, hands-on crafts, playful games, and snacks, plus plenty of chances to reconnect with familiar faces and meet new friends. This all-ages gathering offers a warm start to autumn for families and friends, blending simple seasonal fun with opportunities to make lasting memories. Spend the afternoon on the homestead, enjoying laughter, creativity, and harvest themed activities while getting to know the community connected to Ivory & Sage. More details will be shared soon.

This B2B networking event offers an opportunity to meet Chamber Members and connect with business representatives. It is open to Chamber Members and nonmembers at no cost to participate, other than paying for your own meal. All businesses are welcome.

At Hernando County Fairgrounds, Florida’s statewide car audio finals span two days as leading competitors from the Southeast face off for state championship titles. The event is open to spectators. Vehicle competitors pay $50, which includes admission for two, and spectator admission is $15.

Punishers LEMC presents the fifth annual event supporting Jessie’s Place, the Citrus County Children’s Advocacy Center. The day features a group ride that begins at the Citrus County Sheriffs Office and heads to Crystal River Harley Davidson. Food trucks, music, raffles including a 50/50, auction items, and more will be available, all centered on making a positive impact for children in the community.

Celebrate the service of veterans and first responders at a countywide Vetoberfest gathering in Hernando County. The Hernando Heroes Fair offers a lively day with good food, fun entertainment, and plenty of ways to connect with and recognize local heroes. Whether currently in uniform, previously served, or offering support, guests can expect a warm, all-ages experience. More details on vendors, activities, and scheduling will be shared soon. For questions or participation inquiries, contact the Veteran Services office at 352-754-4033.

Discover a small world of creativity at a hands-on workshop where kids build their own miniature Halloween garden from start to finish. Each participant paints and personalizes a Halloween house and accessories, chooses and plants live herbs, and arranges every detail to reflect their own vision. The process invites imagination, from planning a design to getting their hands in the soil and watching the scene take shape. Blending crafting, planting, and imaginative play, it welcomes children of all ages. Younger kids will enjoy the tactile activities, while older ones can explore layout, design, and storytelling. Every child heads home with a finished garden they can display, care for, and enjoy long after class ends.

Friday Night Live showcases John Hindman & The Mustang Mafia with a high-energy set that blends country, rock, blues, and dance favorites, enhanced by a full LED and laser light show. Presented by Brooksville Main Street at Hernando Park, the evening also features a selection of street vendors and food trucks to explore. Admission is free and open to the public. Attendees are welcome to bring lawn chairs and blankets for a comfortable night in the park, and coolers are not allowed.

Monkey Island Riverside Resort hosts a resort-wide takeover with a playful monkey and Jeep theme. Guests can relax by the water at the Monkey Bar, take part in a variety of river activities, and enjoy dinner at The Yardarm Restaurant. Reserved parking will be set aside for Jeep drivers, and a special award will honor the best monkey themed Jeep. Additional details will be shared as the event approaches.

Following Scarecrow Fest, Crystal River Town Square hosts a free country concert on the big stage. The Ridge Country Band opens the show, and the Rick Lynn Band headlines, a hometown favorite returning from Nashville. Guests may bring chairs. Coolers and outside alcohol are not permitted. Food and drinks will be available for purchase from downtown businesses and food vendors.

Laffs2Go brings a packed night of stand-up to Stage West Playhouse, headlined by Rahn Hortman. His credits include Nickelodeon, ABC, MAVTV, TBN, SiriusXM, and Dry Bar Comedy, and he has been recognized as Creative Loafing’s Best Stand-Up Comedian. Look for sharp storytelling and lively energy from a performer who has appeared at leading comedy clubs and festivals across the country. Tommy Bell features with a mix of comedy and music shaped by more than three decades on the road. Known for quick wit and strong crowd connection, he blends tunes and laughs into a spirited set. The show is hosted by Rob Garguilo, a radio personality and comedian who once modeled for JCPenney as a child and has entertained audiences for over twenty years. He has woken up listeners in Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Cleveland, Tampa, Fort Myers, and Harrisburg, with appearances on SiriusXM and BuzzFeed.

Little Worlds Workshop blends imagination with hands-on making as children build a tiny habitat inside a special keepsake container. With materials such as moss, stones, crystals, natural elements, and themed accents, each participant designs a miniature scene that tells its own story. After the world is assembled, children choose a creature that fits their landscape, give it a name, and discover the role it plays in the environment they created. Everyone leaves with a finished Little World, an adoption certificate for their new companion, and a unique project that can be displayed or enjoyed through play long after class. This session features Monster Meadow, a whimsically spooky setting where friendly monsters explore pumpkin patches, curving paths, and tucked-away hideouts. Kids add Halloween inspired touches to their scenes, then adopt a silly or spooky monster to accompany their completed world.

Support Ocala Blue Star Mothers at the Lecanto location, where 20 percent of each purchase will help veterans and military service members. This fundraiser applies only at the Lecanto location.

Pumpkins are back at Tom Varn Park, bringing a festive fall atmosphere with pumpkins in many shapes and sizes and plenty of spots for photos. The patch offers a wide selection for porch displays, and visitors can enjoy the sights of the season throughout the park. Community volunteers can help unload the pumpkin truck to support this local tradition. Whether picking the perfect pumpkin or planning family snapshots, there is something for everyone at the patch.

Celebrate the season at an Oktoberfest-themed Downtown Street Market featuring the 2nd Annual Chili Cook-Off, presented by Brooksville Main Street. Local restaurant chefs, artisans, and home cooks will compete for bragging rights as Brooksville’s best chili, and attendees can sample the entries and vote to help crown the winner. The open-air autumn marketplace fills historic downtown with festive decor, handmade crafts, unique fall finds, and specialty food vendors. This gathering is family friendly and pet friendly. Admission is free for everyone, free downtown parking is available, and visitors are encouraged to continue their stroll to support independent boutiques and restaurants beyond the market footprint. Competitor spots are limited, so prospective chili contenders should secure a place in advance.

At Tom Varn Park Loop Trail, this evening walk brings the community together in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. As the day turns to night, participants gather by a lit Hope Tree, then make their way around the loop in a shared show of solidarity. The walk honors those who have passed, celebrates survivors, and supports individuals still undergoing treatment, offering a moment of reflection and encouragement. Wearing pink is encouraged to help light the path and fill the loop with a visible display of support. People may walk for themselves, in tribute to loved ones, or simply to stand with the cause.

At MacRaes of Homosassa, this event takes place in a riverside dining setting on the Homosassa River.

Enjoy a monthly Pints and Paints session at Broad Street Brewing Company, where your first drink is included. All art supplies will be provided. Plan to arrive at least ten minutes before check-in. This class is nonrefundable.

At St. Johns Tavern, the Jorge Valentine Band presents a mix of rock, pop, and country favorites with plenty of chances to sing and dance. The set includes covers of Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Poison, Ed Sheeran, Britney Spears, Michael Jackson, Nickelback, Linkin Park, Creed, Luke Bryan, Morgan Wallen, Taylor Swift, and more.

The Greater Hernando County Chamber of Commerce hosts the Hernando Hustle 5K Walk & Run at Tom Varn Park. Choose your pace and take on the route by walking, jogging, or running. Aim for a personal best or enjoy an easy outing with friends. This family friendly event is open to participants of all ages.

YogaThon 2026 offers a full day focused on movement, energy, and community. Enjoy unlimited classes that range from calming and restorative to fast paced and high intensity, with options suitable for newcomers and experienced practitioners alike. Between sessions, browse local vendors and wellness services, grab a bite from food trucks or nearby restaurants, sip coffee or a festive beverage, and cool off at the splash pad. Expect upbeat community vibes, music, and plenty of chances to shop, relax, and recharge. Pricing is free for members, and non members can choose a full day option for $99 or a half day option for $59.

Jorge Valentine presents a set of Rock, Pop, and Country favorites, featuring hits by Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Poison, Ed Sheeran, Britney Spears, Michael Jackson, Nickelback, Linkin Park, Creed, Luke Bryan, Morgan Wallen, Taylor Swift, and more. The show focuses on well-known songs that invite plenty of singing along and time on the dance floor.

The second annual Spooktacularly Sweet Stroll offers a family friendly Halloween outing through Weeki Wachee, Brooksville, and Spring Hill. Pick up a free passport and a map of bakery stops at Bishop’s Bakery or another designated pickup point, then make your way among participating bakery and artisan stands around the neighborhood. At each stop, collect a spooky sticker to mark your passport, browse and purchase tasty treats, and support local makers and bakers. Many stands will add to the fun with trick or treat surprises. Every stop also provides an entry into a raffle for a Halloween basket, and the more stands you visit, the more chances you earn. Raffle entries are limited to one per person at each stand, with a bonus entry available for posting a photo of your completed passport on the event page. Participation is free, with goodies available for purchase along the route. Please park thoughtfully, as you would for a neighborhood garage sale, and be mindful of driveways. Bishop’s Bakery is the sole coordinator of this event, and any messages asking for contact, likes, payments, or other participation from other sources are scams.

Start Halloween weekend with an outdoor screening of the classic film Ghostbusters as part of Movies in the Parks. A festive pumpkin patch sets the scene, and Halloween-themed games and activities are planned ahead of the feature. Costumes are welcome, with chances for fun photos and time to choose a comfortable spot before the show. Attendees may want to bring blankets, lawn chairs, and their favorite crew for an evening filled with laughs, memories, and Halloween spirit.

A new Saturday night edition of the First Friday tradition, created by popular demand, this Town Square celebration features vendors, shopping, games, food trucks, and live music. The schedule shifts back a week when the city hosts the Stone Crab Jam with the Kings Bay Rotary Club, but the experience stays the same. Planned as a post trick-or-treat outing, the evening includes a Halloween costume contest and extra activities for adults and kids.

The Jorge Valentine Band brings a high energy mix of rock, pop, and country favorites to Uptown Bar & Grill. Sing and dance along to crowd-pleasing hits by Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Poison, Ed Sheeran, Britney Spears, Michael Jackson, Nickelback, Linkin Park, Creed, Luke Bryan, Morgan Wallen, Taylor Swift, and more. Expect a fun set filled with songs you know and love.

Connect with Chamber Members and other business representatives at a B2B networking event focused on building relationships and expanding professional contacts. Participation is open to Chamber Members and non-members at no charge, with attendees covering the cost of their own meal. All businesses are welcome.