Events in Inverness, FL

Meet fellow entrepreneurs and professionals at a BNI small business networking meetup in Citrus County, held at American Legion Post 155. Visitors are welcome, and there is an option to register in advance to be introduced and have time to share about yourself and your business, or you can attend without registering. Open networking takes place before a structured meeting. Sometimes participants get breakfast together afterward.

Tater Tot Thursdays at RLE Community Center offers fun, enrichment, and stimulation for toddlers.

A relaxed networking lunch at Luigi's Family Restaurant brings business owners together to connect and share what they do. The gathering begins with 20 minutes of open networking, then each business has about a minute to introduce itself, followed by a 15 minute discussion covering the top ten tips to boost networking. The event is free. Participants are encouraged to bring plenty of business cards, share the event, and invite others.

Deb's Cardio Drumming Class takes place at Water Lily Recreation Center. The room accommodates up to 60 participants, so plan to arrive early to secure a place. A loaner kit can be arranged with at least 24 hours notice.

Experience belly dancing instruction at the Homosassa Civic Club, with separate sessions designed for beginners and for advanced students. Classes cost $5, and your first visit is free when you mention the promotion. For more information, contact Nancy at 352-397-7410.

BVL Oyster Bar hosts a Jeep Night that celebrates open-air cruising with tops down and doors off. A DJ keeps the music going while attendees enjoy tasty bites and ice-cold drinks. It is all about music, refreshments, and a laid-back Jeep vibe.

Local musicians and on-the-spot collaborations take center stage at this open music jam, creating a welcoming atmosphere filled with great tunes. Players can plug in with a full backline ready to go, and listeners are free to relax and enjoy. Bring instruments or come with friends to share the experience. Admission is $10, and attendees may bring their own beverages and snacks.

Enjoy a lively night of bingo at Gators Dockside Brownwood with five pay as you go games. Cards for games one through three are $2 each, and cards for games four and five are $5 each. Reservations are required. Call ahead to secure seating, and bring exact change.

The Feast of Champions brings the countywide Citrus County Hunger Games to a close with a community celebration at the REALTORS® Association of Citrus County. Organizations across eight districts have been earning Meal Points by collecting food and financial contributions to support local children and families, with one item equaling one point and each dollar counting as two. During this gathering, each district’s champion is recognized, the overall Citrus County Hunger Games Champion is announced, community impact totals are shared, and the sponsors and volunteers who powered the effort are honored. The focus is on celebrating how many children and families were fed through the collective work of community leaders, sponsors, volunteers, and competitors.

At Lollygaggers Sports Pub & Grill - Wildwood, rock and roll bingo brings a lively game night that is free to play, with prizes awarded to the winners. Expect good food, drinks aplenty, and plenty of fun.

Look forward to a Friday and Saturday focus on fresh bread and gourmet cookies, with more treats to explore. Place pre-orders by Thursday to have bread and cookies ready for Saturday pickup. Open every day except Tuesday. Weekday visits offer a chance to find freshly baked items.

This paranormal convention and market brings together paranormal teams, authors, representatives of haunted locations, and crystal and stone vendors, among others.

Whiskey Outlaws is a live band event at COPP Brewery & Winery.

At Crumps Landing, the Jorge Valentine Band delivers a high energy mix of rock, pop, and country favorites. The set features hits made famous by Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Poison, Ed Sheeran, Britney Spears, Michael Jackson, Nickelback, Linkin Park, Creed, Luke Bryan, Morgan Wallen, Taylor Swift, and more, creating a dance friendly, sing along atmosphere.

Rainbow Lakes Estates hosts a Dungeons and Dragons club at the RLE Creative Art Center where players collaborate on imaginative adventures, tackle challenging encounters, and build memorable stories together. The club welcomes all ages and offers guidance for newcomers who want to learn the game. Children 12 and younger must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. An annual membership fee applies, set at $10 for residents and $15 for nonresidents. For more information, contact David Harris at 352-445-1887... please text first or call and leave your name in a message.

Cold drinks and great food await in Brownwood, paired with live music to set the mood. A simple recipe for good times.

A Bad Year for Tomatoes serves up a lively comedy as acclaimed actress Myra Marlowe slips away from Hollywood to a quiet small town to focus on her autobiography. Tranquility does not last when inquisitive neighbors and a relentless agent keep intruding, sparking a cascade of mix-ups and laughter that sends up both celebrity life and small-town quirks. Rated TEEN+.

This event features Whisky Outlaws, a country band that recently won the Country Clash battle of the bands and was voted best country band.

Open Play is open to all experience levels. Turnout varies since players can drop in, and friends are welcome. For equipment, paddles are kept in the shed at Rohan and Clarendon, and other recreation centers offer paddles for checkout.

Fairy hair will be sparkling at the Brownwood Saturday Market with Erin and Abby, joined by other fairy friends seen at Electric Light Party, Mardi Gras, Hometown Halloween, the Strawberry Festival, and more. Choose from more than 30 color options that are heat safe, resistant to color and bleach, and designed to shimmer. Each strand is woven into a single hair without a bead and stays put until that hair naturally sheds. Pricing is 10 strands for $20, 15 for $30, 20 for $40, 30 for $60, and 40 for $80, with additional quantities available.

Returning for its second year, this book festival brings together authors, historians, and readers for a day of storytelling and inspiration at a historic Florida site. Admission is $5 per vehicle and covers park entry and the event.

Celebrate beauty and wellness with the Divine Integrative Wellness & Aesthetics team at a sparkling gathering focused on self care. Ashley will offer Botox and cosmetic injectables, Monica will provide professional body piercing, and Hannah will share aesthetic treatments such as facials, microneedling, chemical peels, lash lifts, and skin rejuvenation. Jennifer Sanchez, a licensed acupuncturist, will feature acupuncture, body cupping, and holistic healing. LMT Jeanna Casanova will offer 10 minute chair massages. Guests can enjoy complimentary champagne and hors d’oeuvres, take part in live consultations, and explore exclusive specials, giveaways, and other promotions while discovering services designed to help them look and feel their best.

Tyler Glynn brings a mix of acoustic and electric classic rock to Cody's Original Roadhouse - Brownwood. The set draws from more than 25 artists primarily from the 1960s through the 1980s, including songs by The Beatles, Elton John, Elvis, Aerosmith, Eagles, Pink Floyd, and The Cars.

Before launching, participants will stage gear and shuttle cars to the takeout at Blue Run. The paddle departs from KP Hole, where a $7 launch fee applies, while there is no fee at Blue Run. The route heads upstream for roughly a mile and a half to Rainbow River Park with time to pause there, then continues downstream to Blue Run under the moonlight. Bring lights, water, snacks, and funds for launch fees, and be prepared to handle your own gear, costs, food, lights, and any other personal items.

An event is taking place at City Fire Brownwood.

This golf game uses a GHIN-based quota points format and has a $12 entry fee. Payouts are awarded for the front and back nine, and closest-to-the-pin contests are included on both sides. Check in outside the pro shop. Regular green and cart fees apply.

An evening of stand up comedy comes to Everglades Recreation Center with headliner Bobby Henline, known as The Well Done Comedian, joined by featured performer Joe Kashnow and host Dennis Vee. Presented by Combat Hero Bike Build, the show raises funds to support its work. Attendees may bring their own food and beverages, and the venue will not offer concessions. This event is open to the public, and ticket availability is limited.

At Dudley’s Auction, a fast paced estate auction features rows of tables packed with practical finds for the home and garage. Look for tools, dishes, and many small household pieces, the kinds of things that tend to be tucked in closets, under beds, or stored in sheds and garages. The pace is brisk as item after item is offered, creating plenty of chances to uncover useful treasures.

The Highway 41 Band brings an energetic mix of country, Southern rock, and danceable favorites to Brownwood Paddock Square in The Villages. Bring lawn chairs, dancing shoes, and friends for a fun Florida evening filled with live music and good company.

Now in its 34th running, the John Holmes Trail Run offers three distances—50K, 16 miles, and 9 miles—on the Croom Hiking Trail in central Florida. The route winds among longleaf pines and scrub oak hills, with creek bottoms and cypress ponds along the way. All distances begin and end at the Tucker Hill Fire Tower. Recognized as the oldest 50K trail race in the Southeast, this event pairs a well loved course with technical race shirts, notable awards, and a hearty post race meal, all supported by a dedicated volunteer team. A course cutoff is in effect.

Enjoy a live performance by Shannon Lovve at Liberty Park.

Enjoy a friendly monthly breakfast for amateur radio enthusiasts at Howies Family Restaurant. Conversation centers on radios, antennas, and everyday life in a relaxed setting. Membership is not required and visitors are welcome. To help with seating, please let Gene, KI4LEH, know you plan to attend. For any updates or changes, check back here or on the website.

A solo musician brings country, pop, and rock covers to Bree’s Riverside Restaurant in Nobleton. Guests can enjoy drinks and food, dance and sing along, or simply relax to familiar favorites. The performance puts the spotlight on local small business and the energy of live music in a laid back setting.

Spend a day on the fairways at Twisted Oaks Golf Club while supporting local non-profits that serve Citrus County. The RACC Charity Golf Tournament blends friendly competition, networking, and chances at exciting prizes, welcoming both veteran players and newcomers. For more than three decades this community tradition has rallied support for vital organizations, and this year marks the 32nd annual edition, continuing a long-standing legacy of generosity and connection. Expect camaraderie, memorable moments, and the satisfaction of giving back through a spirited round of golf.

Tables will be filled with household, garage, and utilitarian items, from tools and dishes to the many small finds typically tucked in closets, under beds, and in sheds and garages. The pace moves quickly as treasures are shared. Extra cargo space and a sense of adventure are encouraged.

This give back at Culver’s in Lecanto supports Bible Baptist Church of Crystal River. Guests may dine inside, pick up takeout, or use the drive-through, and all proceeds will help fund a new church building. The former facility was taken by the state for the parkway.

Bike Night brings the riding community together at BVL Oyster Bar with live music from DJ Monica, a $20 Prime Rib special, and a Happy Hour. Expect good food, cold drinks, and the rumble of engines in a friendly crowd. Riders of every style are welcome, creating a relaxed setting to linger and enjoy the scene.

A lively spot with friendly faces, live music, and plenty of good food and drinks. A cheerful place to spend a fun evening.

Celebrate the opening of the semiannual book sale supporting the Citrus County Library System, featuring a wide selection of gently used books and jigsaw puzzles. A $5 cash donation at the door secures first choice of the offerings. Hosted by the Friends of the Citrus County Library System, the sale continues afterward with a Half Price Day and concludes with a Clearance Day.

Now in its fourth year, this community 5K run and 1 mile walk at Liberty Park in Downtown Inverness supports Soldiers Freedom Outdoors and honors Gail DiMarco. A board member since 2012 and the daughter of a career military father, Gail expressed that serving on the board allowed her to give back, that she recognized her father’s sacrifices, and that she admired the courage and commitment of service members at home and abroad, urging everyone to contribute in their own way. Participants take on a fully paved, flat course along the Withlacoochee Trail that is ideal for quick times. Every finisher receives a custom medal, an event shirt, and a commemorative bib, with food and drinks available after the race. All proceeds go directly to help active duty personnel and service veterans in the local area. Registration is available for adults, teens in middle and high school ages 13 to 17, and children 12 and under for either the 5K or the 1 mile walk, with pricing that ranges from $30 to $50 for adults, from $15 to $50 for ages 13 to 17, and from $10 to $50 for children 12 and under.

Monkey Island Riverside Resort hosts a playful takeover featuring riverside seating at the Monkey Bar and a variety of river activities. Guests can enjoy dinner at The Yardarm Restaurant. Designated parking will be available for Jeep owners, and a special reward will go to the best monkey themed Jeep. More details will be shared on the event page.

Following Scarecrow Fest, a free country concert brings live music to Crystal River Town Square. The show opens with the Ridge Country Band and features headliner the Rick Lynn Band, showcasing a hometown favorite recently back from Nashville. Guests are welcome to bring chairs, but coolers and outside alcohol are not permitted. Food and drinks will be available for purchase from downtown businesses and food vendors.

Now in its twelfth year, this casino night raises funds for local youth rowing. Attendees can enjoy casino favorites like blackjack, craps, and roulette, along with live music, food and drinks, a silent auction, and a 50/50 raffle. The evening brings the community together in support of ROCCS student-athletes. Proceeds benefit the Rowing Organization of Citrus County Students, a 501(c)(3) that is 100 percent volunteer run and dedicated to keeping youth rowing accessible and affordable while building confidence, teamwork, and leadership. Tickets and sponsorship opportunities are available. Silent auction donations are welcome, including items, experiences, and themed raffle baskets, with each contribution directly supporting local youth rowing.

Take part in a 5K at X35 with options to run, walk, or ruck along a route around the Marion County airfield. The event marks the start of the next Operation, an airborne operations course and retreat created for veterans and first responders. Proceeds support the 22Mohawks Airborne Operations Course and Retreat and help fund suicide prevention programs for veterans and first responders.

Discover the clear, spring fed waters of Rainbow River on a shallow, guided drift designed for divers, snorkelers, and even tubers. A boat taxi carries the group upstream, then everyone slips into the river to float with the gentle current for about an hour, exploring depths that range from roughly 5 to 26 feet. Expect water around 72 degrees Fahrenheit year round, so a 3 mm wetsuit is suggested, with a hood, hooded vest, and gloves adding extra comfort. A personal dive flag is required, and flags are available to buy or rent from Woods & Water. Keep an eye out for freshwater fish, turtles, birds, ducks, the occasional bald eagle, crawfish, and swaying underwater grasses. Capture photos, search for small treasures, help collect litter, or simply unwind in a natural Florida setting. The price is $79 per person for divers and snorkelers before tax, with rental gear not included. Equipment transport can be arranged for $25, and a professional dive guide can serve as your buddy for $150. A nonrefundable $50 deposit secures a spot, preregistration is required, and full payment is due one week before the outing.

Garden enthusiasts and newcomers gather at the Rainbow Lakes Estates Garden Club to trade practical tips for growing in Florida’s climate, learn from local growers, and connect with neighbors who love plants. Meetings are held at the RLE Community Center. Fees are $10 for residents and $15 for non-residents, with an additional $1 due at each meeting. For details, call Theresa Rimar at 352-342-0862 or the RLE District Office at 352-489-4280. All experience levels are welcome.

Five Guys is holding a fundraiser benefiting Ocala Blue Star Mothers. A donation will be made to support veterans and military service members through this organization. This initiative applies to the Lecanto location only.

This community walk, part of the Out of the Darkness movement in The Villages, brings people together to confront suicide, elevate awareness, and champion mental health. Participants remember and honor loved ones, support one another, and contribute to vital prevention efforts that protect well-being. The focus is connection, healing, and collective action to step out of the darkness toward hope.

Encore Entertainment and Sparacia Witherell Family Winery & Vineyard present The American Stones, an ultimate tribute to the Rolling Stones. This high energy show channels each member’s persona with precise mannerisms, authentic instruments, and era specific wardrobe, delivering the look, feel, and swagger associated with the Stones. Expect a hit filled set that includes Satisfaction, Jumpin' Jack Flash, Paint It Black, Miss You, and Start Me Up, along with many more favorites for a complete Rolling Stones experience. Sparacia Witherell Family Winery & Vineyard is located in western Florida in the historic city of Brooksville. The property sits about 275 feet above sea level, among the higher points in the state, and benefits from Gulf breezes across vineyards that grow native Muscadine and hybrid grape varieties. General admission is $25 and VIP is $40, plus applicable fees. Multiple food trucks will be on site. VIP perks include a private bar, front assigned seating, and a meet and greet with the band.

Jorge Valentine Band brings a lively show filled with Rock, Pop, and Country favorites that are perfect for singing and dancing. Expect hits tied to Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Poison, Ed Sheeran, Britney Spears, Michael Jackson, Nickelback, Linkin Park, Creed, Luke Bryan, Morgan Wallen, Taylor Swift, and more.

Florida Youth Triathlon Foundation sponsors the YMCA Citrus County Youth Triathlon at the Citrus Memorial Health Foundation YMCA in Lecanto, Florida. The foundation is supporting up to 24 first-time participants to help grow the event along the west coast of Florida. Representatives will be on site on race day to answer questions and assist athletes and families for a fun and successful experience.

Set at Wildwood Community Center, this fundraising evening centers on a reverse-style raffle, extra giveaways, and time to connect with others. Anticipate a lively atmosphere with opportunities for standout prizes. Ticket information will be announced.

Tables are loaded with household, garage, and utilitarian items, from tools and dishes to the small things usually tucked in closets, under beds, and stored in sheds and garages. Treasures are shared quickly, so bring a truck and a sense of adventure.

Designed for those navigating Parkinson's, this program shares practical guidance to help maintain and improve quality of life. It aims to help participants find a balance between taking proactive steps and facing uncertainty about the future. There is no fee to attend. Registration is required, and lunch will be provided. The program welcomes people living with Parkinson's, as well as their families, friends, and community members. For more information, email Florida@Parkinson.org.

The Inverness Halloween Festival brings family friendly fun to Depot Park Market with free admission and parking, rain or shine. Over 30 holiday vendors will be on hand, each giving out candy for trick or treating. The festival features live entertainment, costume contests at the water tower, food trucks, and more. Matt Gray presents the event and is the sole contact for sponsorships, vendor spaces, and food truck spots. For booking or questions, contact Matt Gray at 352.875.4224.

At St. Johns Tavern, the Jorge Valentine Band delivers a lively mix of rock, pop, and country favorites that invite singing along and dancing. Expect hits from Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Poison, Ed Sheeran, Britney Spears, Michael Jackson, Nickelback, Linkin Park, Creed, Luke Bryan, Morgan Wallen, Taylor Swift, and others.

YogaThon 2026 offers a full day of movement, energy, community, and fun. Enjoy unlimited access to a wide range of yoga and fitness classes, from calming and restorative sessions to high-energy workouts, welcoming both newcomers and seasoned practitioners. Between classes, explore 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. The atmosphere blends a wellness festival with a fitness party, featuring music, community connection, and plenty of opportunities to shop, relax, and recharge. Pricing is free for members, with non-member options available at $99 for a full day or $59 for a half day. This is designed as an immersive experience rather than a typical yoga event.

Celebrate Halloween with a family-friendly festival filled with shopping, treats, and seasonal fun. Explore local businesses throughout Historic Coleman Crossing Village and grab a bite from Poppy’s Dogs while taking in the festivities. Kids can head next door to Sumter County Hair for playful, spooky hair transformations. A reptile exhibit offers an up-close look at fascinating creatures and a chance to learn more about them. The Halloween car show showcases vehicles dressed for the occasion, and a trunk or treat invites costumed attendees to collect sweets from festively decorated trunks. Costumes are encouraged, and a Halloween goodie basket will be awarded to the standout costume.

A Halloween themed trail race at the Shangri-La Trailhead and Campground features a 5K with run and ruck options, a 10K, and a combined 5K and 10K challenge where both distances are completed in sequence. Presented by Combat Racing, the event offers ruck divisions for every race, with a patch for ruck finishers. The setting showcases the Florida Greenway with a spooky atmosphere beneath live oaks and along moonlit trails. Costumes are welcome. Headlamps are required for the 10K and the combined challenge. Every participant receives a finisher medal, and awards will recognize top performers in each event.

Huey Go Again brings the hits of 80s icon Huey Lewis and The News to Sparacia Witherell Family Winery & Vineyard in Brooksville, promising a night filled with dancing, singing, and plenty of feel-good energy. The group captures the band’s signature sound with a lead vocalist who nails Huey Lewis’s gritty tone on Heart and Soul, then glides into the jazz-leaning Hope You Love Me Like You Say You Do. Expect tight guitars and keys, a punchy horn section, and a sax spotlight that powers dance favorites like Hip to Be Square, with arrangements crafted to echo the classic recordings for an authentic live experience. Set against a scenic vineyard backdrop, the winery offers dinner options, Florida-made wines, and other refreshments for a relaxed concert atmosphere. Gourmet food trucks will be on site. Please note that coolers, outside containers, outside food, and pets are not permitted. Tickets are offered in two tiers. VIP is $40 plus sales tax and fees for a total of $44.80 and includes reserved front-area table seating. General admission is $25 in advance and $30 at the door. Presented by MarEmil Music in partnership with Sparacia Witherell Family Winery & Vineyard.

A family friendly Halloween-themed stroll through Weeki Wachee, Brooksville, and Spring Hill features a neighborhood route of bakery and artisan stands. Pick up a complimentary passport and bakery map at Bishop’s Bakery or another designated pickup point to be announced, then wander between participating stops to collect sticker stamps, purchase sweet treats, and meet the makers. Each stop offers a chance to enter a raffle, limited to one ticket per person per stand, and posting a photo of a completed passport to the event page earns a bonus entry. Many stands plan trick-or-treat surprises to keep the evening festive. Participation is free, with goodies available for purchase along the way. Please park with care in a garage sale style and keep driveways clear out of respect for neighbors. The stroll celebrates local small businesses, helping visitors discover new favorite bakeries and farm stands while gathering treats, stickers, and raffle chances. Bishop’s Bakery is the sole coordinator for this event, and any messages seeking contact, likes, payments, or other participation are scams. A winner will be announced.

Webbie takes the stage in Citrus County for the first time, headlining a milestone concert produced by Riverway Entertainment. The lineup also features Project Youngin' and Fimel, bringing together established talent and emerging voices. Beyond the live performances, the experience includes DJs, food and retail vendors, VIP experiences, and a lively festival atmosphere. Created to deliver a major concert feel for the local community while drawing fans from across Central Florida and beyond, it also supports the growth of live entertainment in the area by giving local businesses, sponsors, and vendors opportunities to connect with thousands of attendees. The night centers on culture, community, and Southern hip hop.

A new Saturday evening edition brings the spirit of the longtime First Friday gathering to Town Square, reshaped for the weekend by popular demand. The experience remains familiar, with vendors, shopping, games, a variety of food trucks, and live music. A Halloween costume contest adds a festive twist, along with extra activities for both adults and kids. To avoid overlap with the city’s Stone Crab Jam presented with the Kings Bay Rotary Club, the schedule may shift by a week when necessary while keeping the same welcoming atmosphere.

The Mudds, a local favorite, bring their signature blend of original smooth jazz and toe tapping blues to Bree’s Riverside Restaurant. The band features Sam Mudd on vocals and guitar, Betsy Mudd on bass, Port Barlow on guitar, Jeff Craft on keys, and Jeff Harrison on harmonica. Enjoy a relaxed riverside vibe with music made to feed both the soul and the tummy.

Tables packed with household, garage, and utilitarian items await, ranging from tools and dishes to the small odds and ends usually tucked in closets, under beds, and stashed in sheds and garages. The pace moves quickly, so a truck and a sense of adventure come in handy as treasures change hands. Among the highlights is a 2014 Nissan Pathfinder, odometer reads 130k miles, VIN 5n1AR2MN6EC638251, with online absentee bidding available for the vehicle.

Event organizers are actively preparing and will share more information soon. Look for updates about the music, participating vendors, and other festive elements as plans take shape. The team also notes that giveaways and additional perks are in the works.

Sue & Drew make their debut at Edna's Hospitality with a lively mix of rock and party favorites. The performance is free and open to the public. Enjoy the food and views while the duo keeps the energy high and gets the crowd dancing.

Luna & The Warriors deliver a high-energy blend of rock, pop, and funk, driven by powerful vocals, striking guitar work, and pulsing rhythms. Their performances spark plenty of dancing and sing-alongs, and the crowd energy stays high from start to finish. With an enthusiastic stage presence and growing buzz, the band shapes a concert experience built on big hooks, tight grooves, and a charged atmosphere that lingers long after the final note.

A rabbit show featuring three open shows and three youth shows at Citrus County Fairgrounds Arena.

This no-cost prostate cancer conference for patients and caregivers is hosted at the Brownwood Hotel and Spa. Attendees receive free registration, a complimentary lunch, and morning refreshments. The program features a variety of sessions suitable for all attendees.

Celebrate handmade creativity at a market dedicated to original arts and crafts. Shoppers can explore photography, pottery, stained glass, paintings, woodworking, and more from talented creators. Those interested in participating can request an application by emailing grumbleshouseantiquesandplants@gmail.com or calling (352) 465-1460. The fee is $30 for a 10 x 10 space. Please stay alert for scammers and use the contact information provided to handle applications.

Enjoy a riverside dining experience set directly along the Homosassa River.

Enjoy good food paired with live tunes. A straightforward combination of dining and music.

Tables will be filled with a wide mix of household, garage, and utilitarian goods, from tools and dishes to small items typically tucked away in closets, under beds, and in sheds or garages. Expect a brisk pace as treasures are offered. Bring a truck for hauling and a sense of adventure to make the most of the search.

Five Guys is hosting a fundraiser that directs a donation to Ocala Blue Star Mothers, helping support veterans and military service members. This event is limited to the Lecanto location.

Jorge Valentine Band brings a lively mix of rock, pop, and country hits to Crumps Landing. Hear favorites 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 plenty of sing-along moments and dance-friendly tunes.

The Women of Rock Las Vegas Show brings a high energy tribute to Citrus Springs Community Center in Florida, celebrating seven trailblazing female rock artists with a full live band and a multimedia production that captures each era’s look and sound. The lineup features portrayals of Joan Jett, Stevie Nicks, Pat Benatar, the Heart sisters, Alanis Morissette, and Linda Ronstadt, with performers in period costumes channeling the attitude, vocals, and musicianship that defined their careers. Expect favorite hits such as “Hit Me with Your Best Shot” and “Heartbreaker” from Pat Benatar, “Back on the Chain Gang” and “Brass in Pocket” from The Pretenders, “Stand Back” and “Edge of Seventeen” from Stevie Nicks, “I Love Rock and Roll” and “I Hate Myself for Loving You” from Joan Jett, “These Dreams” and “Crazy on You” from Heart, “Poor Poor Pitiful Me” and “When Will I Be Loved” by Linda Ronstadt, and “Hand in My Pocket” and “Ironic” by Alanis Morissette. The evening opens with a special guest set as Linda Maze shares three original songs. Tickets are general admission, and early purchase savings are available. Sponsorship opportunities are offered through Vegas Show Bands.

The Farm City Festival arrives in Inverness with a no-cost, all-ages gathering that celebrates farming and community spirit. Festivities take place at Liberty Park in Inverness. More details will be announced.

Tyler Glynn brings an acoustic classic rock performance to Cody's Original Roadhouse in Brownwood. The set spans the 1960s through the 1980s and features favorites from more than two dozen artists, including The Beatles, Elton John, Elvis Presley, Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, Eagles, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and the Beach Boys.

Crystal River Town Square hosts a free concert on the big stage. Radlin' Rootz from Ocala opens the show, and Revolution 5677 headlines with a tribute to Prince. Attendees are welcome to bring chairs. Coolers and outside alcohol are not allowed. Food and drinks are available for purchase from downtown businesses and food vendors.

Enjoy cold beverages and food in Brownwood while Crystal Vision Trio performs live at WOB Bar & Kitchen The Villages.

Now in its 31st year, the Woodcarvers Show & Sales brings the woodcarving community together at TOO FAR Water & Natural Resources Foundation, Inc. Organized by the Nature Coast Woodcarvers, the event spotlights the craft and includes opportunities to view and purchase work. The club also offers free beginner woodcarving lessons five times a week in Citrus County for those interested in learning the basics.

Enjoy a live performance by Shannon Lovve at Liberty Park.

Students and teachers take the stage for a seasonal program of solo and group performances. Festive clothing is encouraged, and a raffle will raise money for the Scholarship Fund. Celebrate the season with music.