Events in Inverness, FL

A Beyblade X playoff brings together teams, Bladers from different cities, and new players for six Swiss-format rounds. The event has a 64-player cap, with the top 16 advancing. Matches are first to four, best of three, with one reshoot per set for an out-of-stadium result. First-, second-, and third-place finishers receive custom gold, silver, and bronze Beyblade X and Dave & Buster’s T-shirts. For participants traveling from at least an hour and a half away who prepay, entry is $15 and includes a play card.

Play a quota-based GHIN game with a $12 entry fee. Payouts are available for both the front and back, with closest-to-the-pin contests on each side. Regular greens and cart fees apply. Check in in front of the pro shop.

Slow down with a donation-based flow yoga class hosted by Julia in the Skipperdome. People of all ages, genders, body types, and skill levels are welcome. Please bring your own mat, towel, and bottled water to stay hydrated.

There will be two performances with non-reserved seating. A cash bar and snack bar will be available.

The Florida Wind Band and youth ensemble Autumn Winds share a concert celebrating music’s power to connect generations. The program features stirring works, including Carol Brittin Chambers’ Bright Light in the World and Julie Giroux’s The Blue Marble, a multimedia exploration of our planet.

Enjoy an evening that blends outdoor markets and jazz on the second Sunday each month. Admission is free, and tables are available on a first come, first served basis.

Enjoy a karaoke session at The PUB at the Bowl in Lady Lake.

Laura Guy leads an interactive roundtable at Lake Okahumpka Recreation Center exploring practical ways to use artificial intelligence for everyday health, wellness, fitness, and healthy aging. Discussion will cover interpreting medical information and lab results, making informed nutrition choices, supporting exercise goals, understanding brain health and aging well, making sense of data from wearables and health apps, preparing better questions for medical visits, and researching health topics more efficiently. The group will also consider when not to rely on AI, including privacy concerns, the risk of misinformation, and the limits of these tools, with a clear emphasis that AI complements rather than replaces medical professionals. This is a hands-on conversation, not a lecture, with opportunities to share ideas and try tools together. Participants are encouraged to bring a phone and their questions. No prior AI experience is necessary, whether these tools are already part of your routine or you have never tried ChatGPT. Villager IDs or Village Guest passes are required, and RSVPs are not needed.

Enjoy an open mic featuring performances from musicians, poets, comedians, and other talents. The evening welcomes performers of all skill levels as well as anyone who wants to cheer on local talent. The atmosphere is friendly and welcoming, and the event is open to all ages. Those interested in performing can sign up in advance through the event’s Instagram account.

The Mudds Jazz & Blues Band brings a soulful, toe tapping blend of jazz and blues to Edna’s on the Green, shaped by a cozy Louisiana speakeasy vibe. Led by husband and wife Sam Mudd on vocals and guitar and Betsy Mudd on bass, the duo often expands into a full ensemble here, welcoming local musicians on drums and percussion, a second guitar with vocals, keyboard, harmonica, and saxophone. The setting rests beneath oak trees draped in Spanish moss, offering a laid back, backyard atmosphere with food and cold drinks.

America's Top Psychic Medium Matt Fraser, known from E!'s Meet The Frasers and as a New York Times bestselling author, brings his live show to the Savannah Center in The Villages, FL. The evening focuses on healing, hope, and meaningful connection, offering a warm and moving experience.

The Rainbow Lakes Estates Garden Club brings together people who enjoy gardening in Florida’s climate to connect, share ideas, and learn from one another. Attendees trade practical tips, hear insights from local growers, and meet neighbors who appreciate plants, whether they are seasoned gardeners or just getting started. Club fees are $10 for residents and $15 for non-residents, with $1 in dues collected at each meeting. For more information, contact Theresa Rimar at 352-342-0862 or the RLE District Office at 352-489-4280.

A monthly book club gathering pairs with an intentional friendship meetup at Fenney Rec Center. The room will be divided so one area hosts the Book Worms discussion while another offers a relaxed spot to sit, chat, and make new friends. Several book choices have been selected for the month, and attendees can read one or more, then join small discussion groups based on what they finished. New and curious readers are welcome to attend to meet members and learn about the club. Please RSVP if you plan to go and update your response if your plans change. Bring your own beverage and a fresh book recommendation for the following month to share as everyone celebrates a shared love of reading and time together.

Designed for readers ages 11 to 16, this kid-led book club gives participants a voice in choosing genres and titles, with adults available for guidance. This session features a group discussion of Matilda by Roald Dahl.

Back at Sawgrass Grove in The Villages, The 789s power through a high-energy set that spans the 70s, 80s, and 90s, mixing classic hits with long-lost favorites. Rock anthems, pop sing-alongs, and disco grooves come with a fresh twist, creating a fun, dance-ready atmosphere from start to finish.

Play bingo and compete for prizes that include books, locally made merchandise, and cash. Each ticket reserves a seat and comes with one packet of bingo cards valid for five games. Purchase one ticket per attendee. If you want more chances to win, additional card packets will be available on the day of the event. Ticket availability is limited.

The Villages Charter High School Choral and Band groups join The Heart of Florida Barbershop Chorus for a Veterans Day tribute at The Tracy Performing Arts Center. The event features choral, instrumental, and barbershop performances honoring those who have served. Tickets are on sale, with additional ticket information to be announced.

Enjoy a line dancing session with Simone. The event takes place twice a month, on the second and third Wednesday of each month.

Paint a glowing Northern Lights reflection in acrylics with step-by-step guidance. The lesson focuses on luminous skies, silhouetted evergreens, and rippling water, all broken down into easy, achievable steps. Beginners are welcome and painters of every experience level will feel supported. Expect a relaxed atmosphere centered on learning, laughter, and creativity, and leave with a finished piece you created. The class is held in Inglis, Florida. The cost is $35 and all supplies are included.

Needle Nags is a special interest group for fabric enthusiasts that explores appliqué techniques and decorative stitching. Activities cover edge appliqué using freezer paper, needle-turn methods, and machine appliqué, along with embroidery embellishments to add detail to finished pieces. Meetings take place at the Marion County Sheriff's Substation. Participants can stay for a short visit or spend more time, depending on their plans.

Designed for women who have long kept everything going for others yet feel drained inside, this astrology-guided, restorative retreat invites a slower rhythm, steadier nerves, and a renewed sense of freedom. Set at Full Circle Retreats, a serene mini-farm in Inverness, FL, the land itself supports the experience with quiet forest paths, nearby springs, and the calming presence of animals that have been rescued. The atmosphere encourages you to breathe more easily, listen inwardly, and remember your natural pace. Across this immersive journey, participants are guided through contemplative and embodied practices that help the body unwind and the mind settle. Gentle modalities may include Yoga Nidra, sound-based relaxation such as a water-supported sound bath, unhurried time in nature, creative expression, and reflective inquiry shaped by the symbolism of the stars. The focus is not on effort or performance. It centers on safety, rhythm, and presence so inner wisdom can reawaken in its own time. Nourishment extends to the table with shared outdoor meals that feature local flavors and a cozy, communal setting, creating a warm sense of connection. This experience resonates with thoughtful, capable women whose lives look orderly on the surface yet feel tired in ways ordinary rest has not resolved. It suits those who value depth without overload, a grounded approach to spirituality, and restoration without pressure to fix themselves. It is not intended for high-intensity activation or constant stimulation. Participants typically leave with practical, integrative tools and a felt memory of ease that can be carried into everyday life. Expect a more regulated nervous system, more self-trust and clearer insight, a healthier relationship with rest and intuition, and vitality grounded in being rather than endless doing. The invitation is to reclaim the quiet spark that has been there all along and to return to daily life with more steadiness, clarity, and a sense of home within yourself.

Discover a gentle introduction to aerial movement in a four-week series designed to help your body feel supported, spacious, and strong. Blending the grounding focus of traditional yoga with the lift of a silk hammock, this experience encourages ease of motion and confidence in every session. Expect gentle decompression to ease tension in the neck and back, deep stretches without strain, improved balance and strength, and a playful sense of trust and lightness. The journey builds progressively from grounded, restorative poses close to the floor, to mid-hammock work that develops stability and control, then to elevated shapes and approachable inversions that create space through the spine. It welcomes those who are new to aerial yoga as well as practitioners looking to explore their practice in a fresh way, and it is best suited for participants who already have a yoga practice and know basic poses. Led by Stephanie Adames, E-CYT500, whose professional aerial yoga training and safety-first approach provide attentive, hands-on guidance in a small-group setting. Capacity is limited to five hammocks for personalized attention. The full series is $100. Hammocks have a 250 lb weight limit. All bookings are final, and there are no credits, refunds, or transfers for missed, late, or canceled reservations. This series takes place at Soulful Yoga Connections.

Bike Night at BVL Oyster Bar features live music from DJ Monica, a $20 prime rib special, and happy hour. Expect tasty food, cold drinks, the rumble of pipes, and a friendly crowd. Open to riders on any motorcycle.

Enjoy a special preview of the Holiday Gift Market with boutique shopping, live music, and playful photo spots. Concessions will be available for purchase so you can sip as you browse. General admission tickets are $30. For an elevated experience, the VIP Preview Party provides early entry to all vendor booths and a refined night of holiday shopping. VIP tickets are $100 and include an exclusive gift bag, live entertainment, interactive photo areas, a selection of hors d'oeuvres and desserts, craft cocktails, and additional perks. Each VIP ticket also comes with a Bargain Bracelet that unlocks extra savings on purchases. Classic holiday attire is encouraged.

This waltz class welcomes dancers of all levels, with progressive lessons that build from basic to intermediate skills and introduce new figures each week. Singles and couples are welcome. Practice music is provided before class, so dancers can be ready to begin when the lesson starts.

A monthly tarot share hosted by Audrey Kyzer takes place at The Spiritual Enrichment Center at All About Art in Belleview. Participants are encouraged to bring their cards, ask questions, exchange knowledge, and practice reading together. For more information, call 352-414-8813.

The season concludes with a high-energy Friday Night Live in Hernando Park, filling historic downtown Brooksville with rock anthems, dancing, and a welcoming community vibe under the stars. The Gaturz headline the finale, often billed as the nation’s favorite rock and roll band, and will deliver a crowd-pleasing set of classic hits. Beyond the stage, downtown boutiques and pop-up merchants offer pre-holiday deals, while a variety of food vendors and local restaurants serve dinner and snacks. Admission is free. Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets for comfortable seating on the grass, and to skip outside coolers in support of the on-site vendors and downtown businesses.

Players of all experience levels are welcome at the Rainbow Lakes Estates Dungeons & Dragons Club. The group offers a chance to enjoy imaginative gameplay, strategy, quests, and storytelling with fellow players. The club is open to all ages, and participants aged 12 and under must attend with a parent or guardian. The annual club fee is $10 for residents and $15 for non-residents.

Experience deep rest and relaxation through a guided Yoga Nidra meditation led by Pam Velez, a certified Divine Sleep® Yoga Nidra teacher. The session begins with 30 minutes of gentle, mindful movement, followed by 45 minutes of guided relaxation, which can be practiced lying down or seated comfortably. Designed for anyone seeking inner peace, mental clarity, and a deeper connection with themselves, Yoga Nidra involves resting in stillness while being guided through stages of relaxation. The workshop offers 1.5 credit hours for eligible yoga teachers and training students who also complete an accompanying assignment. The practice may support relaxation and stress management, but it is not a substitute for medical care.

Enjoy a relaxed evening of connection at Mandola's Italian Kitchen in Carrollwood. This adults-only gathering welcomes nursing babies. RSVP is requested for those planning to attend.

Test your knowledge of Pirates of the Caribbean and compete for trivia treasure at Topgolf Orlando.

UB40 brings The Unstoppable Tour 2026 to Hard Rock Live Orlando. Located within Universal Orlando's CityWalk, the venue enforces a strict entry policy that prohibits backpacks, video cameras, tablets, and cameras with extended lenses. Expect additional parking fees. Ticket access includes a public on sale along with artist and Spotify presales, plus VIP package presale and on sale options.

At Citrus County Fairgrounds Arena in Inverness, FL, the Mid Florida RBA Bunny Homecoming features a triple open and triple youth rabbit show, along with a single open cavy show. For open show inquiries, contact Amy Meek at mintmeek@Verizon.net or 813-451-6175. For youth show questions, contact Carolina Bierrenbach Carreiro at sunshinelops@gmail.com or 407-797-3700. Judges include Jeff Albright, Jim Rowland, Paul Jurgelonis, Ethan Weaver, and Katie Finch. Sanctions include Cavy open, Creme d’Argent open and youth, Dwarf Hotot open, Holland Lop open and youth, Mini Rex open, New Zealand open, and Netherland Dwarf open and youth.

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.

Explore crystals, intuitive readings, natural health and personal growth, along with metaphysical topics, all under one roof at the Florida State Fairgrounds Florida Center. The expo features 85 exhibitor booths, 50 live presentations and performances, and 30 practitioners offering psychic and healing services. Weekend admission is $11 in advance and $12 at the door. Tickets include entry to the exhibit hall and all presentations and performances. Parking is plentiful.

A holistic festival at the Florida State Fairgrounds Florida Center highlights crystals, psychics, and healers, with a focus on natural health, personal growth, and metaphysical topics. Explore 85 exhibitor booths, enjoy 50 presentations and performances, and connect with 30 psychics and healers. Weekend admission is $11 in advance and $12 at the door, and it includes access to the exhibit hall and all presentations and performances. There is plenty of parking.

At the Carrollwood Cultural Center, the Carrollwood Market features a special Kids Market with Tampa Bay Markets that gives young entrepreneurs a chance to build real-world skills in a lively community setting. Explore a variety of vendors while enjoying live music and delicious food, then visit the Kids Market section to support youth-run ventures. Up to eight businesses led by kids ages 7 to 17 appear alongside local artisans, small businesses, fresh produce, and a selection of local eats and baked goods. The shopping experience is dog and kid friendly, creating a welcoming atmosphere. Aspiring young creators can apply to participate through the official sign-up process, and any requests to send direct messages or respond to unsolicited contacts on social media are scams.

At Florida State Fairgrounds in Tampa, children can enjoy a Sugarplum Fairy Tea Party filled with seasonal sparkle and storybook charm. Presented by Little Princess Spa, the experience pampers young guests with festive hairstyling, playful makeup, and glittering face gems, then continues with a cheerful tea service featuring seasonal drinks and sweet treats. Whimsical photo spots offer plenty of chances to capture the memories with friends and family, and festive or fairy-inspired outfits are welcome. Tickets are $45 per child, and a separate ticket is required for each day a child attends. General admission is not included.

Brigade opens a full-day festival at Sparacia Witherell Family Winery & Vineyard in Brooksville with a tribute to Heart’s music. The event also features sets by Alex Lopez, Selwyn Birchwood, and Maiden Cane.

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

Settle in for refreshing drinks, tasty food, and music on the patio with your friends.

At The Orpheum in Tampa, Pain of Truth, Madball, Rotting Out, Contention, and xforever warx share the stage for a live music showcase. The lineup brings five acts together on one bill.

Jimmy Eat World’s Bleed American 25th Anniversary Tour features Jimmy Eat World, Hot Mulligan, and Teen Jesus and The Jean Teasers.

Time Machine will rock City Fire Sumter Landing.

Nine Days performs live at Skipper’s, bringing hook-filled rock shaped by perseverance and reinvention. Formed in 1994 by John Hampson and Brian Desveaux on Long Island, the band broke through with the chart-topping Absolutely (Story of a Girl), which propelled The Madding Crowd to gold status. After an unreleased follow-up paused their momentum, life took the members in new directions before they regrouped in 2014, writing in Nashville with collaborators such as Joe West, Bruce Wallace, Phil Barton and Zac Maloy. Those sessions yielded the studio album Snapshots, a return to driving guitars and singable melodies with a subtle country influence. Songs from that period include the anthemic Greenlight and the reflective Snapshot, along with a newly recorded version of Absolutely produced by Jim Scott. The group’s story centers on growth, reflection and songs that connect, setting the stage for an evening of melodic rock.

FLO-RAW, recognized by Best of the Bay as Best Pop Band, brings a high-energy show back to Tin Roof Orlando, drawing on music from many styles and eras.

Enjoy the Homosassa Arts, Crafts & Seafood Festival with local seafood, talented artists, handmade crafts, live music and community fun. Eades & Co. will showcase coastal and farmhouse inspired decor, handcrafted resin artwork, glowing lanterns, sea turtles, mermaids and other unique pieces. Their booth is set up in front of the church, just before the festival entrance. A wide selection will be available, though favorite items may go quickly.

Round two of the Vendetta Summoner skirmish offers another chance for competitive play. Entry is $15.

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

Brunch features a live presentation connected to WMNF’s Rhythm Revival, with Rev Billy C. Wirtz and Marvelous Marvin delivering a mix of gospel, soul, R&B, and rock. Admission is free.

Soul Circus Cowboys headline a benefit concert at The Dallas Bull in support of Veterans Art Center Tampa Bay during the organization’s 13th anniversary celebration. Presented by Born to Ride, the event channels the drive of Southern rock into art-centered healing for military personnel, veterans, first responders, and their families. The entertainment features live music from Soul Circus Cowboys with Randy McNeeley, stand-up from Ginger Kelly, and an energetic program guided by radio personality and comedian Pat Largo. Guests can explore a showcase of artwork created by veteran artists and take part in a high-end silent auction, with proceeds directed to suicide prevention, creative art therapy, and family support initiatives planned for 2027. A special appearance by Tampa Bay Rowdies mascot Pete the Pelican adds photo opportunities and family-friendly fun. The Dallas Bull, a longtime home for live country music and community gatherings, provides the backdrop, and the fundraiser targets a $20,000 goal with sponsorship options ranging from Silver to Presenting that include recognition and unique experiences.

Rey Valera brings an intimate concert of beloved OPM classics and heartfelt storytelling to Bayanihan Arts and Events Center in Tampa. The renowned Filipino singer and songwriter revisits songs that have resonated across generations, sharing the memories and inspirations behind them. Expect a warm, nostalgic atmosphere where familiar melodies invite the audience to sing along, and personal anecdotes offer a window into the life and craft behind the music. Rooted in themes of love, community, and shared history, this event celebrates the enduring spirit of Filipino music and the connections it creates.

David Koechner brings a live stand-up performance to Side Splitters Comedy Club in Tampa. Recognized for memorable roles in movies and television, he delivers an evening filled with laughs as he takes the stage.

Jack White’s performance offers a phone-free experience, with phones kept in lockable pouches throughout the show. Staff can help secure phones upon arrival, and designated areas in the lobby or concourse are available for accessing them when needed. Bringing a physical credit card is recommended for bar or merchandise purchases. Photos and videos from the tour photographer will be shared after the show on Jack White’s website and Instagram. The phone-free policy is mandatory. Backpacks, extended-lens cameras, video cameras, and iPads are not allowed inside the venue.

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.

Enjoy a festive crafting afternoon and create a holiday keepsake to take home or share. All supplies are provided, and no experience is necessary. New pajamas are also being collected for the Girl Scouts’ Pajama Drive.

Bring a plant, cutting, seed, pot, or gardening item to trade, and take home something new to grow. This relaxed, welcoming gathering is open to all experience levels and offers a chance to meet neighbors and share gardening tips. No item to swap? Stop by to connect with others, learn, and enjoy the company. Attendance is free, and everyone is welcome.

Learn about mosquito control practices and ways to prevent mosquitoes at home during a presentation, followed by a tour of the facility’s equipment, lab, and helicopters. The event is free and open to everyone. It is geared toward adults, though interested children are welcome.

Facilitated by Eileen Poiley, MS, of the USF Health Byrd Alzheimer's Center & Research Institute, this informational and supportive group is for people caring for someone with dementia. It offers an opportunity to learn more about the disease and understand feelings about the changes it brings to daily life. Caregivers are not alone.

An inviting evening focused on connection, friendship, and gratitude. At La Pergola Italian Argentinian Ristorante in Hernando, women come together to slow the pace, savor a meal, and honor the relationships that make life a little sweeter. Warm conversation and reflective moments create a welcoming space to appreciate one another and celebrate meaningful bonds.

A women-only networking opportunity for entrepreneurs in the Tampa Bay area. Admission is free, with no hidden agenda, and the gathering offers a chance to connect with other women in the community.

Chris Rosser appears in the Florida Americana Music Series listening room at Eastport Hotel for an intimate, one of a kind music experience. A multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter, composer, and producer, he has opened solo shows for artists such as John Mayer, Tom Rush, David Wilcox, Shawn Mullins, John Gorka, and Nickel Creek, and has released five solo albums: Archaeology, The Holy Fool, Hidden Everywhere, A Thousand Hands, and Worrying Boy. He is a member of the world fusion trio Free Planet Radio, where he plays Indian dotar, sarod, Turkish cumbus oud, melodica, piano, and guitar across five releases. His touring credits include work with Omar Faruk Tekbilek, Rhonda Larson’s ensemble Ventus, and Lizz Wright, with extensive performances in leading concert halls throughout the People’s Republic of China. His honors include wins at the Rocky Mountain Folk Festival and the Merle Watson Festival, showcases at Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, and recognition as a New Folk finalist at the Kerrville Folk Festival. He has pursued studies in Hindustani classical music and sarod with Ali Akbar Khan, received songwriter and composer fellowships from the NC Arts Council, and collaborated with Chamber Music America on a commissioned three movement piece for Free Planet Radio with string quartet. Beyond the stage, Rosser has produced and engineered more than 200 albums at Hollow Reed Arts in Asheville, and his compositions have appeared in national commercials and on Animal Planet, TLC, Oprah Winfrey Network, and PBS. His song Make A Wish was featured on Jon & Kate + 8, he scored the pilot and eight episodes of United Bates of America, and he produced and engineered Unity for Sean Johnson & The Wild Lotus Band, which debuted at number one on the iTunes World Music chart. Ticket sales coming soon.

A thriller-focused book club meets to discuss The Butcher by Jennifer Hilliar, then votes on the selection for the following month. This gathering is free and requires no sign up. It offers an easy way to talk with like-minded fans of the genre.

Dante Gebel brings his World Tour Despidida 2026 to Hard Rock Live Orlando. Attendees must be at least 8 years old. Parking may incur additional fees. Please note the venue’s policy on bags and devices... no backpacks, extended lens cameras, video cameras, or iPads are permitted inside. Tickets will be available through a public sale, with presales offered by Loud And Live, radio, Ticketmaster, and the fan club.

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.

The Mudds Jazz & Blues Band, featuring Boston Bongo Bob, brings smooth jazz and toe-tapping blues to Hotel Eastport’s Boardwalk Bar. Relax with a drink, enjoy food from the bar menu, and take in the vista. The setting is pet-friendly, and the music moves indoors if the weather is too hot or rainy.

At Hotel Eastport in Lady Lake, this free networking meetup welcomes professionals who serve the Middleton, FL area. The focus is on building relationships and growing a strong referral network to support the local community. Sign-up is requested, and a local directory is available to help participants connect and expand their reach.

The RLE Advisory Board meeting includes time for public input with clear guidelines on how to participate. To request a speaking slot in advance, contact the RLE District Office at 352-489-4280; those scheduled through the office are allotted up to five minutes. During the meeting, agenda-related comments are taken in a dedicated segment and are limited to two minutes per speaker. A general comment period is also available. Attendees should sign in before the meeting by printing their name, address, and the topic they plan to discuss. Speakers are called in the order of sign-in, with two minutes for remarks. All advisory boards operate under Florida Sunshine Law.

Celebrate the season at an evening market filled with local flavor. Browse handmade creations and distinctive finds from local vendors, enjoy live music, and grab a bite from food trucks. Bring friends and family to make a night of it while celebrating the fall season. Vendors who wish to participate can request an application link or PDF by emailing rainbow.lake@marionfl.org.

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.

Movies in the Parks features an outdoor screening of the animated film G.O.A.T. at Tom Varn Park. Before the film begins, guests can enjoy basketball themed games and activities suitable for all ages. Bring blankets and lawn chairs, take in a relaxed night under the sky, and celebrate teamwork, determination, and shared fun.

Good times await under the tiki bar with drinks, small bites, and music. The gathering continues no matter the weather, so you can count on a laid-back vibe from start to finish.

Immerse yourself in a candlelit tribute to Bad Bunny in Spring Hill at Mariner United Methodist Church, where a live, multi-sensory atmosphere sets the stage for an intimate evening of music. A Listeso string quartet from Spring Hill performs instrumental arrangements inspired by favorites such as Si Estuviésemos Juntos, La Canción, La Noche de Anoche, Yonaguni, Moscow Mule, Callaíta, Ojitos Lindos, Me Porto Bonito, Tití Me Preguntó, un 100xto, NUEVAYol, BAILE INoLVIDABLE, and the DtMF - LA MuDANZA medley, with a tentative program that may vary. The performance runs for 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the show, and there is no entry once it begins. The venue is ADA compliant. Guests must be 8 years or older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. This is a tribute concert experience and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, their estate, or official representatives.

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 Villages Philharmonic takes the stage under the direction of conductor Pasquale Valerio. Founded in 2003 in Florida’s friendliest hometown, this professional orchestra is dedicated to high-level musicianship and to enriching local cultural life. Its roster brings together resident and international artists, with most musicians based in the Orlando area and others traveling from Jacksonville, Tampa, Daytona, and St. Petersburg. Presenting 13 to 15 concerts each year, the ensemble also features two professional players who are Village residents and six amateurs who train every Saturday to meet the orchestra’s required performance standards.

Explore a fresh art project centered on the Christmas Raven design during a guided class. All materials are provided, so you can focus on creating your piece. The class is nonrefundable. Please plan to arrive about ten minutes early to complete check in and get settled.

Test your knowledge of the Winchester brothers and the angels and demons of Supernatural at a trivia event at Topgolf Orlando.

Back for another round, this performance returns to light up the stage with an energetic show.

An intimate candlelit tribute to Fleetwood Mac fills Mariner United Methodist Church in Spring Hill as a Listeso string quartet brings the band’s classics to life. The program is set to include Everywhere, Gypsy, You Make Loving Fun, Never Going Back Again, Don't Stop, Gold Dust Woman, Go Your Own Way, Landslide, Songbird, Rhiannon, and The Chain. The performance lasts 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes beforehand, and late entry is not permitted. Guests must be 8 or older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating in each zone is assigned in order of arrival. This is a tribute experience and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the artist, their estate, or official representatives.

The Oddities & Curiosities Expo brings together selected vendors, dealers, artists, and small businesses showcasing unusual wares, including taxidermy, preserved specimens, original artwork, antiques, handcrafted oddities, creepy clothing, jewelry, and more. The expo also features sideshow performers and offers taxidermy classes. Items are described as legal to own and sustainably sourced. The event provides a space to discover artists and connect with a community of people who share an interest in the strange and unusual.

The Tunnel to Towers Brooksville 5K Run & Walk brings the community together to honor military heroes, first responders, and those who have sacrificed in service to the country and local communities. Participants can run, walk, or support the event, which features live music and entertainment from DJ Shalamar, community vendors, and moments of remembrance, patriotism, and unity.

Celebrate the important role of local agriculture at this free, family-friendly festival in Inverness. The event highlights the people, products, and practices that bring fresh, nutritious food to our tables and support the community. It is hosted in partnership with the Hernando-Citrus Farm Bureau, Agricultural Alliance of Citrus County, and local farmers and agricultural partners.

Now in its tenth year, the Field of Dreams car show takes place at Florida Classic Park in Brooksville, FL and benefits Shriners Hospitals for Children. It is a car-focused event presented to support this charitable organization.

The November edition of the Downtown Street Market embraces a Friendsgiving theme, bringing small-town autumn charm to a cozy open-air celebration. Streets come alive with local flavor as makers, regional artisans, and specialty vendors offer feast-worthy staples like local honey, fresh-baked treats, seasonal preserves, and other gourmet goodies. Handcrafted centerpieces, warm textiles, and vintage-inspired accents set the tone for festive homes, while unique gifts such as original artwork, handmade jewelry, and custom pieces help kickstart holiday giving. Food trucks serve hearty comfort dishes and seasonal flavors to keep shoppers energized. The market welcomes families and pets, creating an easygoing outing for all ages. After browsing the stalls, the experience continues across the historic district with brick-lined strolls, storytelling murals, and visits to clothing boutiques, antique shops, and specialty stores, followed by a seasonal coffee or a relaxed lunch at an independent restaurant. Admission is free and open to the public.

A celebration of the offbeat and bizarre, the Oddities & Curiosities Expo brings together a carefully selected mix of vendors, dealers, artists, and small businesses focused on all things weird. Entry is $15 in advance or $20 at the door, and children 12 and under get in free without a ticket. Explore taxidermy, preserved specimens, and original artwork alongside horror and Halloween inspired creations, antiques, and handcrafted curiosities. Browse unusual medical contraptions, eerie apparel, distinctive jewelry, skulls and bones, funeral memorabilia, and more. Every item is legal to own and sustainably sourced. Beyond the marketplace, there are sideshow performances on stage throughout the day and an opportunity to learn the craft of taxidermy with classes offered during the expo. The event fosters a welcoming space to discover new artists, make connections, and enjoy a community of like-minded enthusiasts. It is independently run from start to finish and travels to showcase oddities vendors and dark artists.

PD13 Street Legal offers free legal guidance and connections to community resources through trusted legal and community partners. Support includes help with criminal matters, landlord tenant and eviction concerns, child custody and divorce, bankruptcy, homeownership and rent assistance, veteran services, assistance with Hillsborough County healthcare plans, overdue taxes, foster care support, and employment needs. Open to everyone at no cost, this event provides a welcoming place to ask questions and find next steps.

Celebrate the launch of OP-18 with a special release gathering. Registration is available through the Bandai TCG+ app.

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.

Sweetwater’s annual music fest returns with support from the Will McLean Foundation and WMNF 88.5 FM Community Conscious Radio, welcoming Tampa Bay creatives for a full celebration of songwriting, performance, and community. Original music groups can take part in the Homegrown Battle of the Bands for a cash prize and a feature on WMNF’s Live Music Showcase. Finalists perform 25 minute sets of all original material and the WMNF team announces the champion at the end of the evening, with audience feedback taken into account. A song swap in the barn pairs experienced writers with participants who bring a piece to share, and the Will McLean Foundation hosts intimate interviews with the New Florida Song 2026 winners. The day also includes cameos from regional leaders in community gardens, local farms, and food forests in partnership with Homegrown Hillsborough. Local craft and food vendors are invited to participate. General admission is $20 in advance or $25 the day of, and kids under 12 attend free. Well behaved leashed dogs are welcome. Primitive family camping is available for $60 for up to four people and includes event tickets. Band competition applications ask for live video of two complete original songs, along with lyrics and songwriter credits, and registration occurs by purchasing an Apply to Perform ticket followed by email instructions. The $10 application fee includes admission. Proceeds benefit the nonprofit farm’s organic education programs for schoolkids, apprentice farmers, and learners of all ages, and the festival raises awareness of community gardening, farming, and local food systems in partnership with Homegrown Hillsborough, part of UF IFAS Extension Hillsborough County.

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.

Tough Enough to Wear Pink Night presented by Mike Scott Plumbing is part of the 30th Annual Citrus Stampede Rodeo. All proceeds from this event support 4-H youth and their clubs in Citrus County. Advance online tickets are available, and tickets will also be offered at local outlets. For information, the 4-H Office can be reached at 352-527-5700, and a voicemail line is available at 352-564-4525. Stock is provided by Five Star Rodeo Inc., with equipment support from Ag Pro of Crystal River.

Big Al and The Heavyweights ignite the room with a vibrant mix of blues, funk and Louisiana-rooted rhythms, touched with zydeco flair. The performance channels the spirit of the Gulf Coast with raw drive and contagious groove, turning the night into a joyful, dance ready celebration. Expect standout musicianship, big personality and rhythms that pull you in from the opening note.

This performance has been rescheduled. Ticket holders will be contacted by a representative regarding their tickets and available options, and appreciation is extended for your understanding. Bad Co Legacy showcases the music of Bad Company with former members Robert Hart and Dave “Bucket” Colwell at the helm. Hart served as the band’s lead vocalist for seven years, has spent many years with The Jones Gang alongside Kenny Jones of The Faces, and also performs with Manfred Mann’s Earthband. Colwell, the guitarist, spent 12 years in Bad Co, contributed to Humble Pie by recording, co-writing, and producing the album Back on Track, and has worked with The Jones Gang, ASAP, and other groups. They are joined by Pat Davey on bass, John Lingwood of Manfred Mann’s Earthband, and Roger Chapman on drums. The set draws from Bad Company’s classic catalog, with favorites such as Ready for Love, Can’t Get Enough, and Rock and Roll Fantasy.

Brokenmold Entertainment presents The Hails live at The Orpheum. Vocalist Robbie Kingsley with bandmates Franco Solari, Dylan McCue and Zach Levy first crossed paths in Miami’s tight-knit high school scene and officially came together at the University of Florida in Gainesville, shaping songs in a beat-up college house that helped define their refined sound. After graduating they returned to Miami, whose energy fueled early singles like “Younger” and “Stay,” as well as the EPs He Seems Upset and Alive in Strange Ways. Their debut album What’s Your Motive earned recognition beyond the U.S., and the group now writes and records while split between Miami, DC and Brooklyn. Onstage they bring experience from festivals such as Governors Ball, III Points and Okeechobee, alongside sold-out headline dates and tours with The Revivalists, Quarters, The Beaches, flipturn and the moss. This show showcases that momentum as they continue touring and build toward their next full-length release.

Out of the Blue performs on the patio at Tampa Wine Room in Tampa, FL, with a set that spans pop, rock, and Latin sounds. Enjoy the music alongside wine and a meal from Tampa Wine Room or Michael's restaurant for an evening of food, drinks, and live music.

Carrollwood Jukebox Big Band brings a spirited, family-friendly night of music built for dancing. This live big band rolls through swing and jump jive alongside Latin rhythms, graceful waltzes, cha-cha favorites, and other contemporary classics from the 20th century, creating a lively soundtrack that keeps toes tapping and smiles wide.

Presented by 101.1 WJRR, Blue October brings The Foiled 20th Anniversary World Tour to Hard Rock Live Orlando at Universal Orlando's CityWalk. Tickets are on sale. For shows with a general admission floor or perimeter, the venue provides a wheelchair-accessible section along the raised edge of the main floor. Upon entry, staff can escort guests to this area and offer a companion seat. Additional parking fees apply. For the safety and comfort of all attendees, backpacks, tablets, video cameras, and cameras with extended lenses are not permitted inside.

Liverpool Live returns to Wild Rover with a celebration that spans the Beatles career, featuring favorites from across their entire catalog. The performance guides the audience from the early days to the later years for a full musical retrospective.

Stand-up comedian Ben Bankas brings daring humor and keen observations with a no-holds-barred approach. Fast-paced energy and cutting punchlines drive the set, delivering big laughs and moments that stick with you.

An indoor, air‑conditioned Hotwheels show in Brooksville invites collectors and fans to browse, trade, and enjoy a relaxed hobby atmosphere. Public admission is free, and attendees are encouraged to bring cars to trade with vendors and fellow enthusiasts. Food will be available along with free popcorn. The show is planned as a monthly gathering, runs rain or shine, and offers plenty of parking. Vendors can reserve 6‑foot tables for $10 each, with payment due one week in advance. There is a vendor‑only setup period before public opening, and each vendor may bring one helper. Everyone entering receives a complimentary raffle ticket, with additional tickets available for $1 to increase the chances of winning.

A clean, laugh-filled, and memorable evening awaits as Jeff Allen brings his family-friendly stand-up to the stage, blending world-class humor with a warm look at everyday life. Recognized from Dry Bar Comedy, Netflix, Amazon, and Pureflix, he has spent more than forty years performing at clubs, theaters, and corporate events. With nearly two billion video views, more than two million followers, and a record-setting seven Dry Bar specials, he is a viral favorite, and his live show highlights the quick wit and timing that made him so widely known. Expect plenty of comedy drawn from real family moments... the ups and downs of marriage, raising kids, the quiet of the empty nest, and the pleasures of grandparenting. This special holiday stop finds him approaching 70 and joking about slowing down, sort of. Following the launch of his My First Final Farewell Tour, he mixes beloved bits with fresh material, from the classic Happy Wife, Happy Life to new observations on aging and family, creating an evening that is both uplifting and hilarious. Fans may know him from Huckabee and Comedy Central, the film Apostles of Comedy, a critically acclaimed role in My 7 Grandmas, and a new series in production based on his book Are We There Yet. Enjoy a seasonal night of family friendly laughter.

Ben Bankas brings a comedy night full of laughs, offering a comedic experience described as one of a kind. Expect an evening centered on humor and lighthearted entertainment.

Goldrush Duo, featuring Stephanie Stone and Michael Roberts from the band Blackwater Goldrush, performs at Amerikanós Grille with a set full of diverse tunes. The show highlights a broad mix of songs for listeners who enjoy variety.

The 42nd Annual CLOG National Clogging Convention brings a full weekend of dance, training, and competition to the Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld. Activities include a Welcome Fun Dance with an optional Thanksgiving meal available on a separate ticket, workshops led by national instructors, the NCHC National Qualifier Competition, intensive master classes for Advanced and Super Advanced dancers, and Saturday night exhibitions followed by a wrap-up fun dance. Participants can learn from top teachers, compete at a national level, and enjoy Orlando’s theme parks, holiday events, and sunshine.

Awards voting begins at Holy Shmokes for the OMG Musician Recognition Program, a community-driven effort from Open Mic Groups that recognizes and uplifts local musicians across Central Florida. The program’s purpose is to support local music, honor standout talent, and strengthen community connections. Each week, performers bring energy to restaurants, lounges, wineries, clubs, and other venues throughout the region, and this initiative highlights their impact while encouraging growth for artists, venues, and the wider community. An annual banquet is planned as the program’s centerpiece, featuring multiple professional bands and entertainers, creating additional paid performance opportunities and a memorable celebration of the local music scene. Funding is expected to come from sponsorships, advertising, donations, ticket sales, and partnerships, and volunteers will play important roles in outreach, planning, nominations, marketing, logistics, and community engagement. Developing future talent is a key goal, with recognition, networking, mentorship, and performance experience designed to foster professionalism and deeper involvement in live entertainment. The launch of awards voting marks the start of a sustained effort to celebrate excellence and support the continued growth of live music in the region.

Runners from across North Central Florida head to Florida Horse Park in Ocala for a Thanksgiving-themed 5K that blends seasonal spirit with family fun and festive swag. The event welcomes runners, walkers, and families, and features a scenic course through the park. Packet pickup is available ahead of race day at The Running Elements in Ocala, with an additional pickup option on the morning of the event. Registration includes a long sleeve race shirt, a Go and Gobble themed bib, and a custom finisher medal. Awards honor the top three finishers in five year age groups starting at 1–9 and continuing through 80+, plus overall male and female winners and first Masters (40+), Grand Masters (50+), Senior Grand Masters (60+), and Veteran Masters (70+). It is a festive choice for those in Ocala, Gainesville, The Villages, and nearby communities.

Get moving with Turkey Burn, a 45 minute Hot Pilates Sculpt session that blends strength training, cardio intervals, core work, and dynamic sculpting for a full body challenge. Framed as a pre-Thanksgiving push, it is designed to leave you feeling strong and energized before the big meal. Some participants may burn about 500 to 600 calories, although results depend on effort, body composition, and overall fitness. The workout is suitable for all levels, with modifications available, and you can expect to break a serious sweat.

Celebrate the holiday with a bountiful buffet at Universal Helios Grand Hotel, a Loews Hotel. At Flora Taverna, a culinary team recognized with awards prepares a festive spread of classic Thanksgiving dishes, complemented by entertainment for all ages. Pricing is $90 for adults and $40 for children ages 3 to 9, excluding tax and gratuity. Children under 3 dine complimentary.

Jeep Night brings together Jeep enthusiasts for an evening with a live DJ, food, and cold drinks at BVL Oyster Bar. Top down, doors off, and ready to roll.

Settle into an immersive sound meditation guided by multi-instrumentalist Mike Tamburo. He shapes layers of resonant tones with a carefully chosen collection of instruments rich in overtones, including gongs, bells, sound sculptures, a hammered dulcimer, and tuned metal instruments, encouraging quiet focus and deep listening. Attendees frequently describe the experience as adventurous and blissful, both aesthetically moving and sensorially engaging, with moments that surprise and unfold like a journey. Tamburo is an internationally recognized musician, composer, artist, and educator known for live performances that transform spaces through sound. A lifelong multi-instrumentalist, he centers his work on metal percussion, string instruments such as hammered dulcimer, guitar, zither, and shahi baaja, and electronic tools including synths and looping. Since 1994 he has presented more than 2,500 concerts and workshops and released over 70 albums, solo and with ensembles such as Crown of Eternity, Meisha, Arco Flute Foundation, Psychic Frost, Brother Ong, and others. His output spans gong music, ecstatic string music, folk, drone, ambient, mantra, and experimental sound. He also works as a gong teacher, interdisciplinary sound artist, instrument builder, video artist, sound therapist, writer, and meditation teacher. Admission is $45, with a $5 discount available for early booking.

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

Put your Marvel knowledge to the test with trivia covering all four Avengers movies at Topgolf Orlando. Team up to compete for superhero bragging rights.

Wage War brings the Emergency Broadcast Tour to Hard Rock Live Orlando, joined by We Came as Romans, Varials, and Cane Hill.

Nature Coast Woodcarvers present their annual show, welcoming anyone interested in the art of woodcarving. The group also offers free beginner lessons five times a week in Citrus County.

Small Business Saturday brings a festive street market to Historic Downtown Brooksville, celebrating the independent businesses that give the district its character. Shoppers can explore unique arts, crafts, and retailers and enjoy bites from a selection of food trucks. The focus is on community and the power of buying local, with about $68 of every $100 spent at neighborhood businesses staying in the local economy. Families can step into the holiday spirit at hands-on Creation Stations, including stocking making, gift wrapping, and spots to craft Christmas cards or write letters to Santa. Historic architecture and cheerful window displays across downtown offer photo-worthy backdrops for seasonal snapshots. A digital directory highlights clothing boutiques, antique shops, professional services, and award-winning restaurants throughout the district, making it easy to plan a route for vintage treasures, artisan jewelry, stylish outfits, and memorable meals while supporting small businesses.

An all Pokemon festival debuts at the Hilton Ocala, bringing family-friendly fun for fans of every age. The event features appearances by voice actors, a vendor area, showcases from local artists, trading card game activities, and video gaming, plus more to explore. Set in Ocala, this celebration focuses on the world of Pokemon.

Celebrate Small Business Saturday at a makers market at the distillery. Browse handmade items and meet the creators and crafters who personally make and sell them.

Jason Cheny takes the stage at Side Splitters Comedy Club in Tampa for a live stand-up performance filled with quick wit and playful observations. Expect a comedy set with crisp punchlines and plenty of laughs.

The Pure Zeppelin Experience recreates the music, energy, appearance, and playing styles of Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Bonham, and John Paul Jones. The performance offers audiences a chance to experience the sound of Led Zeppelin through a tribute to the legendary rock band. General admission and VIP tickets are available. VIP seating includes reserved table seating, a private mobile bar, and a meet-and-greet with the band.

Take time to connect with the present through creative expression, journaling, restorative yoga, and guided meditation in a peaceful natural setting. Led by Anne Marie Kearney, the gentle, exploratory practice is intended to offer space to breathe, release tension, and cultivate balance, clarity, and a renewed sense of connection.

Holiday sparkle takes center stage as The Sunkicks present an all-new musical filled with precision kicks, soaring vocals, and a warm family story. Kris and Carol, lifelong Christmas enthusiasts and new empty nesters, hope to reunite their four grown children for a celebration to remember. Carol keeps the spirit glowing at her Christmas-themed bakery, while Kris embarks on a cross-country quest, stopping at favorite seasonal destinations to bring the family together. At every stop, The Sunkicks ignite the stage with crisp, high-energy choreography and impeccable unison. Timeless holiday songs power the evening from the first note to the finale, pairing bold movement with striking formations, vibrant jazz and tap features, and a finale kickline designed to earn a cheer. Known for Broadway-caliber polish, years of training, and a blend of classic tradition with fresh style, this elite dance line delivers a festive showcase of power, precision, and heart.

Participants will discuss Christmas Staycation by Meghan Quinn.

Wildwood City Hall hosts an annual Christmas celebration filled with festive fun for all ages. The evening features a sparkling nighttime parade and a community tree lighting, along with carolers, holiday crafts, and a visit from Santa. Children can enjoy a dedicated activity zone with bumper cars, a mechanical reindeer, train rides, and inflatables, and they can drop letters into the North Pole mailbox. Food trucks and vendors will be on site, and cozy treats like s’mores and hot cocoa add to the cheerful atmosphere. Admission is free and open to everyone. Behind City Hall, the Habitat for Humanity Jingle Build-Off playhouses will be on display. Vendor opportunities are available for local artisans and food and beverage trucks, and all arrangements are handled directly by the City of Wildwood Parks and Recreation Department. Community groups, schools, churches, clubs, and businesses can also enter parade floats at no cost, with limited space available. Please avoid third parties claiming to have vendor openings. For the comfort and safety of all, pets should remain at home. Leashed service animals are permitted.