Events in Homosassa Springs, FL

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.

Connect with fellow local businesses at a networking gathering. Meet peers, exchange introductions, and build new professional relationships.

A family-friendly gathering at the Florida Cracker Cook Shack in Brooksville, Florida features balloon creations by Tony the Balloon Guy and face painting by Phyllis the Face Painter. Florida soul food is served alongside the festivities.

A friendly community walk focused on wellness and connection keeps the momentum going with an early start to beat the Florida summer heat. Participants will meet at the WAVE Elite Realty Partners office, follow the Kings Bay Loop together, then return to the starting point. The route is about 3.1 miles and is designed to be relaxed and noncompetitive, offering time to enjoy the scenery, get some fresh air, and prioritize health. Whether the goal is to get more active, meet new people, appreciate Kings Bay, or simply take a break, this free event welcomes everyone. The aim is to grow a monthly tradition that encourages healthier habits, meaningful conversations, and stronger community ties throughout Citrus County.

A yoga session at The Hardware Store in downtown Brooksville is part of the Wellness Wednesday series. Trish of Flow Yoga leads an inclusive, purposeful practice in a restored historic setting, guiding participants through breath-focused alignment and flowing sequences suitable for all experience levels. After class, there is time to mingle, connect with others, and enjoy a complimentary healthy treat provided by Zenbodi. Tickets are $15 plus taxes and fees. Please bring a yoga mat. The broader Wellness Wednesday lineup at The Hardware Store features a rotating mix of wellness experiences throughout the month.

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.

Connect with fellow small business owners and professionals from across Citrus County at a networking gathering that combines open mingling with a structured meeting. Visitors are welcome. You can register in advance so the group can introduce you and set aside a brief moment to share about your business, or you can simply stop by. Sometimes attendees head out for breakfast afterward to continue the conversation.

Discover the art of belly dance in a welcoming class at the Old Homosassa Civic Club. Sessions are available for beginners as well as advanced dancers. Each class costs $5, and the first class is free when the ad is mentioned. For questions, contact Nancy at 352-397-7410.

At NAMI Hernando Community Center, the Weekly Wellness Workshop offers an introductory, hands-on session from the WellSpring Recovery System, a free community program focused on nervous system self-regulation and energy healing. The workshop centers on practical skills that help build a personal toolkit for challenging moments, encouraging awareness and self-direction on the healing path. The format is experiential rather than lecture or open discussion. Participants explore movement practices such as yoga, tai chi, and qi gong, along with breathwork, energy and acupressure techniques, sensory awareness, and meditation, beginning and ending with an awareness practice. Activities remain accessible for beginners while welcoming those with more experience.

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.

Part of the Wellness Wednesday series in downtown Brooksville, this Booty Burn workout delivers an upbeat, glute-centered training experience in a friendly, empowering atmosphere. The session focuses on resistance bands, lower body conditioning, and purposeful muscle activation set to energizing music, aiming to build strength and leave participants feeling powerful. After the workout, a casual mingle offers time to connect with the community and enjoy a complimentary healthy treat provided by Zenbodi. Tickets are $15 plus taxes and fees. This class is scheduled on the second Wednesday of each month, and the broader Wellness Wednesday lineup features a different wellness-focused class or experience every week. No equipment is required.

Chamber Ambassadors gather at the Citrus County Chamber of Commerce for a monthly meeting focused on connection, service, and community impact. The meeting is geared toward Chamber members who want to expand their network, make new connections, and explore the path to becoming an Ambassador. Ambassadors serve as a bridge between the Chamber and the community, helping grow and retain membership through participation in business events, Chamber programs, and community activities. There is no cost to become an Ambassador, and membership in good standing is required. For questions, contact Missy Slanker at (352) 795-3149 or Events@CitrusCountyChamber.com.

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.

Brooksville’s summer break ends with a high-energy night headlined by The Actual Bank Robbers, a five-piece group known for indie dance rock vibes and Top 40 hits that will turn Hernando Park into a lively dance floor. The evening begins with a special tribute and moment of silence marking the 25th anniversary of September 11 to honor heroes, survivors, and families. Admission is free and open to all. Make time to explore the historic downtown’s local arts, crafts, and creators, enjoy dinner from curated food trucks or an award-winning restaurant, and browse unique boutiques before the music starts. For comfort, bring lawn chairs or blankets, and to support participating vendors, please leave coolers at home.

Against the Fall makes its debut at Papa Willie's Bar & Grill with a live set of alternative and modern rock favorites from the 90s and 2000s. Expect hits from STP, Bush, Eve 6, 3 Doors Down, Matchbox Twenty, and Collective Soul, plus more from that era.

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.

Stage West Playhouse welcomes a stand-up showcase from Laffs2Go headlined by Tim the Dairy Farmer. With credits on FOX, CMT and SiriusXM, Tim is signed to Larry the Cable Guy’s Git-R-Done Records and is a regular on Jeff & Larry’s Comedy Roundup, delivering quick-witted storytelling rooted in farm life. The feature performer is Southwest Florida comedian Luke Trotta, a Port Charlotte favorite with more than a decade on stages across the state, including McCurdy’s Comedy Theatre, Visani Comedy Theater, Snappers Comedy Club and The Comedy Zone. He has competed in Florida’s Funniest and the World Series of Comedy and has appeared alongside nationally touring comedians. Hosting the night is Rob Garguilo, a radio personality and comedian, as well as a former JCPenney child model, who has entertained audiences for over twenty years in markets such as Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Cleveland, Tampa, Fort Myers and Harrisburg, with appearances on SiriusXM and BuzzFeed.

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.

Connect with Chamber Members and other business representatives at a B2B networking gathering focused on building relationships and expanding professional contacts. Participation is open to both Chamber Members and non-members at no cost other than the price of your meal. All businesses are welcome.

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.

This monthly social is a relaxed meetup for local professionals, small business owners, and neighbors who care about community. There is no set agenda, no sales pitch, and no need to RSVP... just an easygoing chance to connect in the taproom, with beverages available for purchase. Hosted at Tidal Brewing Company in collaboration with Roots Creative Co. and Find Your Paradise, it welcomes everyone interested in expanding connections or simply unwinding together. A friendly way to strengthen relationships and community with each pour.

Learn about mosquito control during a visit that begins with a presentation on current practices and practical steps to reduce mosquitoes at home, then continues with a tour of the facility’s equipment, laboratory, and helicopters. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. The program is geared toward adults, and interested children may also attend. To RSVP, call 352-527-7478 ext 315 or email tfrisbie@citrusmosquito.org.

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.

Spend a dedicated weekend investing in your marriage at a conference hosted by Great Life Church. The experience is designed to leave couples encouraged and strengthened. Registration is $49 and includes admission for both spouses, child care, refreshments, and other extras. Registration is currently available.

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.

This outdoor parent and child workshop features a full breakfast cooked over an open fire. Beyond the Apron Strings focuses on building skills from the ground up, with recipes made entirely from scratch. Participants mix, roll, and shape together in a hands-on, approachable setting that encourages teamwork. The pace stays simple and relaxed so both kids and adults can enjoy the process without pressure. Each pair departs with something they created themselves, the confidence to make it again at home, and a shared experience that is about more than the recipe.

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.

Hosted by Lunar Curiosities and The Artist’s Realm, this creative workshop focuses on oddity art. Participants choose a glass dome or a shadowbox frame as the base, then craft a one of a kind display using provided materials such as bugs, butterflies, bones, moss and florals, crystals, mini trinkets, and more. All supplies are included. Ticket sales are nonrefundable. If you are unable to attend, please give at least 48 hours notice to receive a credit toward a future class.

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.

Little Worlds Workshop blends hands-on creativity with storytelling as children build a miniature habitat inside a special container. Participants arrange materials like moss, stones, crystals, natural elements, and themed accents to shape their own tiny landscape. After the scene is complete, each child selects a creature to live there, gives it a name, and learns about its role in the environment they designed. Everyone heads home with a finished Little World, an adoption certificate for their new companion, and a unique creation to enjoy long after class. This month’s theme is Dragon Hollow, a setting of rocky cliffs and crystal caves where dragons guard hidden treasures. Children craft a personalized dragon habitat with imaginative details, then adopt a dragon friend to bring their world to life and take home.

High-Intensity Interval Training takes place at The Hardware Store as part of the Wellness Wednesday series in downtown Brooksville. This high energy class delivers full body conditioning by pairing short, intense bursts of cardio and strength work with planned recovery, helping build stamina and boost energy. After the workout, there is time to mingle with fellow participants and enjoy a free, healthy treat from Zenbodi. Tickets are $15 plus taxes and fees. Attendees should bring a mat and be ready to move in a distinctive downtown setting. The broader Wellness Wednesday lineup features a rotating selection of wellness-focused classes and experiences at this venue.

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.

Whisky Outlaws is a country band that recently won the Country Clash battle of the bands and was voted best country band. This event highlights the group and their recent achievements.

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.

Refresh your wardrobe at a free adult-size clothing swap. Bring at least one adult clothing item to contribute, or more if you wish, then browse a wide selection of gently used pieces and take home as many items as you like. Suggested donations include shirts, shorts, pants, skirts, dresses, workout wear, bras and sports bras, shoes, belts, business or interview attire, purses, backpacks, and accessories. Items for men and women are welcome. This swap is limited to adult sizes only, so please do not include children’s clothing. Those with baby or children’s items to give can be connected with local charities that accept them. Arriving with your donations at the start offers the best chance to choose from what others bring. Any unclaimed items at the end will be donated to Jericho Road Ministries.

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.

An energetic night with Dirty Licks delivering a mix of rock and dance tunes.

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.

This give back fundraiser at Culver's in Lecanto supports Bible Baptist Church of Crystal River. Diners can choose dine in, carry out, or drive thru, and all proceeds will go toward a new church building after the previous one was taken by the state for the parkway.

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.

This family-friendly celebration in Spring Hill highlights Hispanic heritage with live music, cultural performances, dancing, artisans, food vendors, beer, family activities, and more. The event welcomes people of all cultures, backgrounds, and ages, offering opportunities to connect with neighbors and the wider community. DJ Luismy will provide the soundtrack for the festivities. Advance admission is $3 per person and includes parking. Admission on the day of the event is $5. Attendees may bring their own chairs and domino tables. Coolers, outside food or beverages, and tents are not permitted. Local police will be on-site for security.

Enjoy a Fall Concert at Spring Hill United Church of Christ. There are two Fall Concerts in total, with another performance at Nativity Lutheran Church.

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.

Meet Chamber Members and connect with business representatives at a B2B networking gathering focused on building professional relationships. Participation is open to both members and non-members, with no fee to take part beyond the cost of your meal. All businesses are welcome.

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.

Experience the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons in a candlelit setting as the Listeso String Quartet performs at WellCome OM Integral Healing & Education Center in Spring Hill. This tribute concert creates an intimate, multi-sensory atmosphere by candlelight while featuring selections such as Clocks, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, and Sky Full of Stars from Coldplay, alongside Radioactive, Eyes Closed, Nice to Meet You, Follow You, Bad Liar, and Believer from Imagine Dragons. The performance lasts 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the start, and late entry is not permitted once the music begins. It is open to ages 8 and older, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. This is a tribute experience and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artists or their official representatives.

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.

In Spring Hill, Candlelight transforms WellCome OM Integral Healing & Education Center into an intimate setting for a string tribute to the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons. Performed by the Listeso String Quartet, the evening features arrangements of favorites including Clocks, Radioactive, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, Eyes Closed, Nice to Meet You, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, Follow You, Bad Liar, Believer, Sky Full of Stars, and Viva la Vida, all illuminated by a gentle candlelit glow. The concert runs 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the performance, and no late entry is permitted once the show begins. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. The event welcomes guests ages 8 and up, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult, and the venue is ADA compliant. Multiple showtimes are available. This is a tribute performance and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artists or their representatives.

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

Explore the traditions behind magical brooms as you select materials and handcraft a besom that reflects your style. Create a piece suited for rituals, home décor, or a touch of everyday magic. Each participant personalizes a 16-inch broom with decorations and finishing touches for a one-of-a-kind result.

A relaxed monthly meetup where local professionals, small business owners, and community-minded neighbors can connect and unwind. Expect easy conversation with no formal program, no sales pitches, and no need to RSVP in advance. Drinks are available for purchase. Hosted at Tidal Brewing Company in partnership with Roots Creative Co. and Find Your Paradise. All are welcome.

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.

A creative painting session at Citrus & Sage Bookshop celebrates the latest ACOTAR releases and centers on the Archeron Sisters’ Trinket Dresser. Participants receive a pre-stained mini dresser about 6.5 inches tall to personalize. An instructor provides step by step guidance for painting motifs like roses, flames, and a starry night, with room for custom touches. All supplies are included, along with games, treats, and a free drink from Citrus & Sage Brew Bar. The finished dresser offers a charming place to tuck away literary keepsakes and display on a shelf.

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.

Twilight Tea welcomes adults and children to a cozy Halloween themed tea gathering with seasonal teas served alongside savory bites and sweet treats. The evening features an interactive craft, giving every guest the chance to make a Halloween keepsake to take home. Costumes are invited but not required, and the setting blends playful spookiness with a touch of elegance. Ideal for families and friends who enjoy creative Halloween fun. Tickets are $40 per person and include food, unlimited tea, and the crafting activity.

Celebrate all things Hot Wheels at an indoor, air‑conditioned show in Brooksville that is planned to run monthly. Fifty six‑foot vendor tables are available for $10 each, with a vendor‑only setup period before public opening, and each vendor may bring one helper. Admission for the public is free, and attendees are encouraged to bring cars to trade with vendors and fellow collectors. Food will be available and popcorn is complimentary. A raffle will be held, with one ticket provided at entry and the option to purchase more for $1 each. Parking is plentiful, and the event will be held rain or shine. For table reservations or questions, send a message through the business page for Mike’s Used Furniture & more or contact Michael Mcdonald.

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.

ERRA Books hosts a midnight release celebration for the next ACOTAR installment, sparked by the announcement of two upcoming titles in the series. Enjoy trivia and games, snacks, and themed beverages prepared by Low Tide Lemonade. A costume contest is planned. Each Midnight Release ticket includes a hardcover copy of the book, a swag bag, and a drink ticket. Additional drinks will be available for purchase, and the store will be open for shopping.

Grow professional connections at a B2B networking gathering that brings Chamber members together with representatives from other companies for conversation and new contacts. Open to both members and nonmembers, there is no participation fee, and attendees simply cover the cost of their own meal. Businesses of all kinds are welcome.

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.

Yoga at The Hardware Store in downtown Brooksville is part of the Wellness Wednesday series, offering a midweek chance to reset in a restored historic venue. Trish of Flow Yoga leads an inclusive practice that emphasizes breath, alignment, and smooth, steady movement for all experience levels. After class, there is time to socialize with others and enjoy a complimentary healthy treat from Zenbodi. Tickets are $15 plus taxes and fees. Wellness Wednesday continues weekly at The Hardware Store, with a different wellness focused class or experience featured each week. Participants are encouraged to bring a yoga mat.

Live music accompanies stone crab and whoopie pies in one gathering. Savory seafood meets sweet treats while the music sets the tone.

Now in its second year, this live art celebration at Tidal Brewing Company supports the Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation. Eight local artists will complete full paintings within five hours, drawing inspiration from the Florida Wildlife Corridor while attendees watch each piece come to life in real time. The experience features craft beer, interactive art activities, exclusive merchandise, and a food truck, with VIP bundles available. Admission is free and open to all, and sponsorship opportunities are offered.

Luna & The Warriors bring a high-energy show that fuses rock, pop, and funk into an irresistible, dance-ready set. Expect commanding vocals, sizzling guitar lines, and pulsing rhythms that keep the crowd moving and singing along. The atmosphere leans electric, the buzz builds quickly, and the band’s contagious enthusiasm turns the night into a full-throttle experience. It all adds up to a memorable blend of music, passion, and adrenaline-fueled fun.

At this quarterly meeting, attendees hear from three local nonprofits, then members vote to select the organization that will receive a $100-per-member donation. Membership has grown to more than 100 women and the group aims to expand further, with guests welcome to attend. It is a chance to learn about local efforts and to connect with the group's caring members.

The season finale of Friday Night Live offers an outdoor evening of rock anthems, dancing, and community spirit at Hernando Park in downtown Brooksville. The Gaturz take the stage with a high-energy set of classic rock favorites that will keep the crowd moving. Downtown boutiques and pop-up merchants will be open with pre-holiday specials, and a variety of food vendors and local restaurants will serve dinner and snacks. Admission is free. Bring comfortable lawn chairs or blankets for a great spot on the grass, and please skip outside coolers to support the on-site vendors and downtown business partners. It is the last Friday Night Live of the year, filled with live music, good eats, and a festive hometown atmosphere.

Savor a meal beside the Homosassa River in a setting that sits right on the water.

Laffs2Go presents a night of stand up in Spring Hill at Stage West Playhouse, headlined by Carmen Ciricillo. His credits include Dry Bar Comedy, Open Bar Comedy, SiriusXM, NASCAR, and the Discovery Channel series Your New House. A nationally touring act, he has appeared at renowned clubs such as The Improv, The Punchline, and McCurdy’s. With a social media following of more than 300,000 and a comedy album that has aired on SiriusXM for over 15 years, he brings energetic, relatable humor to the stage. The show is hosted by Rob Garguilo, a radio personality, comedian, and former JCPenney child model with over two decades of experience entertaining listeners in Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Cleveland, Tampa, Fort Myers, and Harrisburg. He performs regularly at clubs across the Southeast and has been featured on SiriusXM and BuzzFeed. Tickets are $20.

At Peck's Old Port Cove, live music is paired with food, bringing dining and entertainment together.

Enjoy a laid-back social at Tidal Brewing Company designed for professionals, small business owners, and community-minded neighbors to connect and unwind. This monthly meetup welcomes all and focuses on simple conversation and relationship building. Nothing is scheduled, there are no solicitations, and registration is not required... participants can drop into the taproom, purchase a drink, and mingle at their own pace. Presented in partnership with Roots Creative Co. and Find Your Paradise.

This Five Guys fundraiser directs 20 percent of purchases to Ocala Blue Star Mothers, helping fund support for veterans and military service members.

At Tom Varn Park, a Movies in the Parks evening brings a basketball twist with the animated feature G.O.A.T. Before the screening, look for basketball-inspired games and activities suitable for every age. Pack blankets and lawn chairs to relax during the movie. The night highlights teamwork, determination, and shared fun.

The Jorge Valentine Band performs a mix of rock, pop, and country favorites, covering hits from Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Poison, Ed Sheeran, Britney Spears, Michael Jackson, Nickelback, Linkin Park, Creed, Luke Bryan, Morgan Wallen, Taylor Swift, and more. This show centers on well known songs that invite singing and dancing.

Bad Bunny’s catalog is reimagined in a candlelit tribute at Mariner United Methodist Church in Spring Hill, where a string quartet brings his music to life in an intimate setting. The program features selections such as NUEVAYol, Si Estuviésemos Juntos, La Canción, La Noche de Anoche, Yonaguni, Moscow Mule, Callaíta, Ojitos Lindos, Me Porto Bonito, Tití Me Preguntó, un 100xto, BAILE INoLVIDABLE, and a DtMF - LA MuDANZA medley, performed by String Quartet - Listeso - Spring Hill. The performance runs 60 minutes, and late entry is not permitted once the music begins. Guests must be at least 8 years old, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis. This is a tribute concert and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, their estate, or official representatives.

Candlelight concerts bring an intimate, multi-sensory performance to Spring Hill, transforming Mariner United Methodist Church with a warm candlelit glow. This tribute to Fleetwood Mac features the Listeso string quartet interpreting favorites such as 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 program runs for 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the music begins, and there is no entry after the start. Guests ages 8 and older are welcome, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis. This is an independent tribute with no affiliation, endorsement, or sponsorship from the artist, their estate, or official representatives.