Events in Jacksonville, FL

At Ruby Beach Brewing, a weekly farmers market centered on community and connection brings people together. Local vendors offer fresh picks and handcrafted goods in a welcoming setting. More than a traditional market, it is a place to share, support small businesses, and head into the weekend feeling a little more fulfilled.

Rock takes center stage at Monkey's Uncle Tavern in Jacksonville Beach, Florida. Expect an energetic atmosphere and amplified tunes throughout the performance.

A new roundup highlighting Jacksonville’s recovery community brings together AA speakers from many places to share their stories and support over a weekend. It welcomes both newcomers and longtime participants in the 12th Step way of life, offering space for connection, laughter, and heartfelt reflection on the journey of sobriety. Envisioned as the first of many, it centers on togetherness and an optimistic outlook for what lies ahead.

Steak Night offers a ribeye steak dinner for $14 with a choice of baked potato or fries, plus sautéed mushrooms, sautéed onions, salad, and a bread roll. A salmon plate is available for $11, or choose a steak and salmon combo for $22. The evening also features Steak Bingo and music. Wear an R.E.D. shirt to receive drink specials.

Celebrate a milestone in athletic achievement with a full weekend honoring past and present standouts, themed around the road to 70 and serving as a kickoff to the platinum jubilee. The festivities begin with a football matchup at Alvin White Stadium on the Jean Ribault High School campus, with individual tickets available exclusively through the GoFan app. The momentum continues with a pre-ceremony mixer in the auditorium lobby, followed by the formal induction ceremony in the Jean Ribault High School Auditorium. An evening mixer and fellowship reception takes place in the Crown Plaza Main Ballroom and includes dinner service. The weekend concludes with a farewell breakfast in the same ballroom, bringing everyone together one more time to cap the celebration.

Bingo Loco brings a high-energy twist to the classic game at FIVE - Jacksonville, turning bingo into a full-on party with DJs, dance contests, lip sync showdowns, bursts of confetti, and prizes that go way beyond the usual. This interactive experience has become a hit across North America, blending fast-paced fun with crowd participation. Tickets include all fees and taxes, and buying in person comes with lower fees. Tickets can be picked up at the FIVE box office on Fridays or at Tiger Records daily. FIVE is a cashless venue, so be ready to pay by debit or credit card at the bars, box office, and guest services. Parking is limited, so using rideshare apps like Uber or Lyft is encouraged, with a designated pickup and drop-off spot near the entrance.

Benise marks a quarter century on stage with a high-energy night of Spanish guitar, dance, and global rhythms. Nicknamed the Prince of Spanish Guitar, he leads a powerhouse ensemble of musicians and meticulously choreographed dancers through a sweeping journey that moves from flamenco and Cuban salsa to Brazilian samba, Parisian waltz, and thunderous drums. This 25th anniversary tour spotlights his Emmy Award winning production that has redefined Spanish guitar by blending world music with theatrical dance, creating a singular show that ranks among the longest running Latin-themed productions on tour.

Cool Stuff Games - Jacksonville hosts a weekly One Piece Trading Card Game tournament featuring a constructed format and Swiss pairings that lead to final standings, with the number of rounds based on attendance. Registration is managed through the Bandai TCG+ app, and participants are asked to check in on the in-store sheet as well. The entry fee is $10. Prizes include store credit returned to top finishers, with occasional booster packs. All participants receive the latest promotional pack while supplies last, and the top four players receive winner packs. A floor judge is available during matches for rules questions, though judges do not provide strategic advice. Trading is allowed, but buying or selling with anyone other than Cool Stuff Games staff is prohibited and may result in removal from the property, a permanent ban, or police involvement. The store may limit the space used for trading and does not permit suitcases, handcarts, luggage carts, or similar items for transporting large amounts of trade stock. Outside food and drinks are welcome if kept away from games in progress and cleaned up afterward. Horseplay, roughhousing, discourteous behavior, and foul language are not permitted. Report any lost or unattended items to a staff member. For event questions or concerns, contact the store through Facebook Messenger or speak with the Tournament Organizer or a sales associate in the store.

Enjoy dinner followed by dancing in Atlantic Beach. Start with a meal, then keep the evening going on the dance floor for a lively night out with friends or a date.

Tom Bennett and Ariel Vegodsky lead a dueling pianos show at Spliffs Gastropub South Jax, pairing dynamic keyboard work with vocals on well known favorites. The performance is interactive, with singalong moments that make the audience part of the experience.

Cheers welcomes back Pink Paisleys, named 2025 Band of the Year, for a return appearance. The venue offers a lively atmosphere and good food.

Get ready for a high-energy stand-up showcase featuring a carefully selected roster of comics who come prepared with their strongest sets. The night culminates with a featured headliner, a seasoned touring performer who closes the show on a high note. Attendees must be 21 or older. A valid, physical government-issued photo ID is required and will be checked at the door. Without proper identification, entry will be denied and refunds will not be issued.

On Jacksonville's Westside, this parkrun takes place along the Jacksonville-Baldwin Rail Trail as a complimentary, timed 5K open to all. It is a local edition of the global parkrun tradition, welcoming runners, walkers, spectators, and volunteers. The course starts and finishes at the Halsema Trailhead.

This 14th annual community run, walk, and roll in Orange Park welcomes participants of every age and ability while advancing inclusion. Proceeds support the purchase of a wheelchair accessible van so the people served by BASCA can travel safely to medical appointments, workplaces, activities, and community outings, helping them stay connected, independent, and engaged. Choose the experience that fits best, from a one mile fun walk and a scenic 3.1 mile 5K to a virtual option that can be completed from anywhere. New touches this year include fundraising incentives, a best team name competition, the return of the cape contest, and plenty of vendors, mascots, food, and family friendly activities. Ainsley’s Angels returns to help ensure an accessible and welcoming experience for all participants. Every participant receives a commemorative race T shirt and a finisher medal. Five kilometer runners benefit from chip timing and finish line photos, and overall and age group awards will be presented. Team spirit and capes are part of the fun.

Discover a two-day tag sale and treasure hunt throughout the warehouse and store, featuring color-coded discounts on specially marked items. Green tags offer 15 percent off, yellow tags provide 20 percent off, orange tags give 30 percent off, and red tags deliver 40 percent off. Whether stocking up for a project or searching for bargains, shoppers can look for the colored tags to find meaningful savings across a wide range of merchandise.

Tails & Trails returns for its sixth year with a celebration of furry companions set among the Arboretum’s scenic trails in Jacksonville. Attendees can wander the paths, take in the natural beauty, and explore a variety of dog-centered offerings. Vendors will showcase pet products, accessories, and local services, and raffle prizes will help support the Arboretum. Food trucks will serve a range of bites, and there will be photo opportunities, dog activities, and surprises throughout the day. Admission is $3 for general entry. Dogs, friends, and comfortable walking shoes are a perfect fit for this tail-wagging outing.

Enjoy a free community yoga class at Balis Park in San Marco Square, hosted by Yoga Den San Marco. Participants who pre-register are entered for a chance to win a complimentary class at Yoga Den San Marco.

A special Summer Edition of the popular Fall Pickleball League returns with a team draft format and club-wide matchups among players of similar skill levels. The season includes six sessions, giving everyone a chance to play with and against different teammates in a friendly competition. The cost is $60 per person. The season concludes with a finals party for participants featuring food, drinks, and prizes.

Families and friends come together for a Saturday outreach that supports about 250 downtown neighbors. With hot summer conditions expected, attendees are encouraged to eat beforehand, bring plenty of water, and consider bringing a tent for shade. Donations are welcome, including bananas, bottled water, sandwiches, crackers, or other items you would like to contribute. Clothing items such as socks and shoes can also be dropped off. There is an ongoing need for weekly supplies like coffee and creamer, cups, sugar, stirrers, gloves, powdered Gatorade, and hot cocoa mix. The organizers share heartfelt thanks for the continued support that makes this effort possible.

A donation-based, all-levels slow flow yoga session takes place in the park at Penman Park, hosted by Beaches Green Market and Consider It Yoga. Participants move through gentle, grounding sequences that awaken the body, calm the mind, and foster a connection with the natural surroundings. The class suits both beginners and experienced practitioners. Please bring a yoga mat. A suggested $10 donation benefits Community and Scholarships at Consider It Yoga. After the practice, attendees can explore fresh local produce and artisanal goods at Beaches Green Market.

Celebrate the season at a free-entry fall festival featuring more than 160 local vendors. Browse a farmers market with produce, canned goods, flowers, and more, discover arts and craft booths, and enjoy a variety of options in Food Truck Alley. A live DJ provides the soundtrack while kids enjoy dedicated activities. Expect plenty of unique sellers and a lively community atmosphere.

Set in Willow Branch Park, this relaxed picnic centers on enjoying the weather with family and friends. Attendees are welcome to bring their favorite games and take part in a range of activities. A light lunch is included.

Set at Flamingo Lake, this car show takes place alongside the annual RawFest Music festival and showcases automobiles built before 1988. More information will be shared as plans are finalized.

Endless Summer Showcase 4, the Downtown Edition, transforms the waterfront across from Decca Live into a car culture gathering with Bay Street closed to traffic so the action spans the street and the adjacent grass. Attendees can look forward to a full stage, a wide range of vendors, and a strong lineup of vehicles traveling in from across Florida and Georgia. Spectator entry is $20 for adults, $10 for teens ages 12 to 18, and free for children under 12. Active or retired military and first responders receive 50 percent off. Car show registration is $40 per car and $30 per bike, and pre-registration is open. A portion of every ticket and registration supports Boomerang Missions in efforts to combat human trafficking around the world. A limited VIP option is available for 100 people at $150, which includes event admission and an official shirt, access to Decca’s VIP rooftop bar, one entrée, two drinks with alcoholic or non-alcoholic choices, and a premium vantage point over the event. Sponsors include Southside Euro, Detail Geex, Boomerang Missions, PMD Wheels, and Patrons Club Jacksonville, with additional support from Twisted Pro, Solar Shade, Jax Speed Shop, Initial G Motorsports, Adrenaline Performance, Deked Down, S&S Custom Exhaust, Paint Pros, and Tombush Motors.

This annual celebration brings the soulful pulse of jazz into the streets, honoring the music itself and the community around it. Lively rhythms set the tone for a welcoming atmosphere that spotlights both artistic expression and neighborhood pride.

Celebrating its tenth anniversary, this fundraiser supporting MS at Flamingo Lake RV Resort features a car show alongside live music presented throughout the day. The focus is on raising funds for MS through a full day of automotive displays and performances.

A monthly silent disco brings music and movement to Friendship Fountain every last Saturday of the month. Dance beside the fountain as its light show sparkles and enjoy the Jacksonville riverfront setting. A bar and food trucks are on site. This family friendly event welcomes all ages. Clean music is available on the blue and green channels. Kids and teens receive complimentary headphone rentals if they are under 18, accompanied by a paying guardian 18 or older, and present in line. Adult headphone rental is $10, and payment is accepted by cash, card, or Apple Pay. Headphone rental also provides complimentary entry and headphones at Root Down for ages 21 and up with a hand stamp. Weather permitting.

Purpose meets style at the First Coast Black Nurses Association Scholarship Sneaker Ball. This celebration of education, culture, and community encourages semi-formal attire paired with favorite sneakers. Registration helps fund scholarships for nursing students dedicated to advancing health in African American communities, and this support lifts future nurses striving to reduce health disparities through care, advocacy, and leadership.

Morgan Wade brings the Love’s Insane Tour to FIVE - Jacksonville for an all-ages show. The venue is fully cashless, so plan to use a credit or debit card at the bars, box office, and guest services. Parking is limited in the area, and rideshare is strongly encouraged, with a designated pickup and drop-off spot near the entrance to make arrivals and departures easier. The event page is intended for conversation about the show, and any posts offering tickets will be removed to help prevent fraud. All sales are final. The schedule and lineup may change. Tickets suspected of being purchased only for resale may be canceled at the discretion of the venue and its ticketing partner. A valid government-issued photo ID is required for any age-restricted entry. If the show is not sold out, tickets can be purchased at the door, and printed tickets are available at the box office. There is no re-entry. Tickets are also available online.

Legendary comedian T.K. Kirkland takes the stage at Comedy Zone - Jacksonville for an evening of quick wit, big laughs, and live entertainment.

At Jack Russel Park in Atlantic Beach, this market offers fresh food from local farmers, homesteaders, backyard and microgreen growers, along with goods from artisanal bakers, coffee roasters, and gardeners. Shoppers can also find a wide range of handmade items, beauty and wellness products, clothing, jewelry, toys, and fine art created in Northeast Florida.

A relaxed monthly meetup at Losco Regional Park invites friendly coffee and conversation in the open air. Participants usually gather at a picnic table in the pavilion area, with occasional conversations continuing under the trees. Bring coffee or tea and, if you wish, a snack to share. A lawn chair can be handy. All are welcome, and FCFS membership is not required.

A weekly, hands on bike mechanics skill share invites beginners and seasoned riders alike to learn practical maintenance through doing. Sessions focus on real world essentials like fixing flats and swapping tubes, checking pressure and choosing appropriate tires, making basic adjustments to rim and disc brakes, dialing in shifting and tuning derailleurs, and caring for chains through cleaning, lubrication, and replacement. Participants also practice simple bolt checks and safety inspections, track down squeaks and rattles, learn how to recognize when a bicycle should not be ridden, and understand which repairs are reasonable at home versus when to seek a shop. The format centers on participation. Bring a bike or use a shop bike, ask questions, try tools, learn from mistakes, and build skills together. All experience levels are welcome, no mechanical background required. Tools are provided, and parts can be brought if available. The aim is to share knowledge, build confidence, and keep more bicycles rolling, especially for people without access to a traditional bike shop or formal training. It emphasizes mutual support, self reliance, and community rather than perfection. A bike and curiosity are all that is needed.

The New England Patriots travel to face the Jacksonville Jaguars at EverBank Stadium in a football matchup that brings contrasting styles to the field. With conference stakes in play and close attention on how each side manages pivotal moments, narrow edges could decide the outcome. Expect a tightly contested game that remains engaging from the opening kick to the final play.

A discussion centered on the September book club selection, By Any Other Name by Jodi Picoult, at Tous Les Jours - Jacksonville. The listing notes the novel has earned enthusiastic reviews.

Keep the weekend energy going with a gathering featuring a pairing of an Irish Breakfast Shot and a Macanudo. Enjoy specials on Bloody Marys, domestic beer buckets, and bottles of champagne. Live music adds to the atmosphere.

Enjoy an intermediate West Coast Swing class led by Billy Ray Shaver. No prior dance background is required and you do not need to bring a partner. Open to anyone, each class is $10.

Volunteers support the Mission House kitchen by preparing and serving lunch for 75 to 100 people receiving services. The focus is on providing a hot, welcoming meal with compassion and community care, encouraging neighbors who are facing hardship. Tasks may include helping with food preparation, cooking or baking, plating and serving, cleaning the kitchen, and restocking the food pantry.

The Blue Jay Bluegrass Jam is a monthly gathering that celebrates traditional bluegrass, old-time picking, and community music-making. Hosted by Mike Godwin, Steve Leonard, and Rex Putnam, the circle welcomes musicians to bring their instruments and take part, whether they are seasoned pickers or just getting started. Each month features a special guest who adds a fresh voice and new energy to the session. Expect harmonies, hot licks, and a friendly front porch feel for listeners and players alike.

This free circle welcomes anyone who has experienced pregnancy or infant loss at any stage, and partners are included. It offers space for those with or without living children and for losses that are recent or from many years ago. The gathering is facilitated by Perinatal Mental Health Therapist Melissa Moulton and meets monthly. RSVP to Melissa at 904-323-2729.

RoadRunners Band brings a night of live tunes to Beach Bowl. Enjoy the show alongside a tasty menu and ice-cold beverages for an easygoing night out.

Runaway Gin brings a Phish tribute to FIVE in Jacksonville with DJ Logic, capped by a fully improvised super jam. This is an all ages show. The venue operates cashless, so plan to use a credit or debit card for purchases at the bars, box office, and guest services. Parking nearby is limited, so using rideshare is strongly encouraged, and there is a designated pickup and drop off area near the entrance. All sales are final with no exceptions, and the lineup or schedule may change. Tickets may be available at the door if the event has not sold out, and physical tickets can be obtained at the box office. Re entry is not permitted. Tickets suspected of being purchased for resale can be canceled at the discretion of the venue or its ticketing partner.

Country standout Zach Top brings a high-energy show rooted in tradition and a surge of recent achievements. Riding a milestone-filled year that includes Best Traditional Country Album at the 68th Grammy Awards for his second album Ain’t In It For My Health, he also picked up five nominations at the 2026 ACM Awards, including Male Artist of the Year, Single and Song of the Year for I Never Lie, and Album of the Year. His name appears in the Breakthrough Country Artist category at the 52nd American Music Awards. Other highlights include New Artist of the Year at the 59th CMA Awards, New Male Artist of the Year at the 2025 ACM Awards, his first number one at country radio with I Never Lie, and a feature in Variety’s 2025 Young Hollywood Impact Report. Released last year, Ain’t In It For My Health opened with over 30 million global streams in its first week and drew acclaim from outlets such as Rolling Stone, the Los Angeles Times, and Pitchfork for its crisp, spirited country sound. It follows his 2024 debut Cold Beer & Country Music, which has surpassed one billion streams. Raised in Sunnyside, Washington, he grew up on classic country and started a bluegrass band with his siblings at age seven. Known for an electrifying stage presence, he continues his Cold Beer & Country Music headlining tour, with select stadium appearances alongside Chris Stapleton.

Cheers in the Orange Park area pairs beer and burgers with live music as a returning band takes the stage for a night made for dancing. Dust off your boots and get ready to move.

Support Ronald McDonald House at a community car show featuring cars and trucks of every make and model. Spectators are free, and vehicle entry is $30. The event takes place at Trout Creek Memorial Park.

At Beaches Organic Community Garden on the east side of Jarboe Park in Neptune Beach, an open house and community workday welcomes visitors to tour the garden, chat with the gardeners, and learn about the space. Weather permitting, volunteers can help with group projects or lend a hand by mowing, watering, and weeding. Families are welcome, and children can take part by painting signs, planting seeds, and watering plants. Wear comfortable outdoor clothing, a hat, and closed toe shoes or boots, bring work gloves if you have them, and bring water to drink.

The Northside Market showcases neighborhood small businesses, artisan-made items, treats, and creative work in a single setting. It encourages shopping within the community and supporting local entrepreneurs while highlighting homegrown creativity.

The 3rd Annual SHEConnects Women’s Experience returns to the UNF Adam W. Herbert University Center as a free indoor event celebrating women owned businesses, shopping, and community connection. Enjoy inspiring speakers along with massages, samples, demonstrations, permanent jewelry, and engaging patch and jewelry bars. SheConnects bags are set aside for the first 100 women, and anyone who shops with five vendors will receive a free gift. A nonprofit spotlight features the Betty Griffin Center. Reminder and VIP ticket options come with chances to win $25 in market bucks. The VIP upgrade adds swag bags, special vendor offers, hourly giveaways selected from VIP tickets, and guaranteed reserved seating for the speaker series. Sponsorship and vendor opportunities are available.

Emo Night Karaoke brings a live band to Jack Rabbits in Jacksonville for a sing-it-yourself night of emo favorites. Attendees can take the mic while professional musicians power the songs, with full sound, lighting, and visuals creating a true concert setting. The backing group is a collective of players with backgrounds that include Warped Tour and When We Were Young, and the format puts guests on lead vocals. Doors and on-site signups are available, and a curated setlist is available on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Music.

Volunteers contribute at Mission House by sorting clothing donations and organizing pantry items for individuals and families served by the organization. This opportunity is flexible, with participation welcomed according to personal availability. Tasks can involve organizing apparel in Kulik’s Closet, hanging and folding garments, putting donated items away, arranging pantry shelves, receiving and storing daily food deliveries, and assisting with general clean up in donation and pantry areas. These efforts help maintain a welcoming and well-organized environment for those in need within the community.

Since 2003, the streets of Downtown have come alive each month with a community art walk that highlights local creativity, culture and connection. Friends, families and coworkers can explore the heart of the Northbank while enjoying live music, art exhibitions, food trucks, drinks and unique finds throughout the area. Every edition brings fresh elements, including pop ups, street performers and creative surprises around every corner. Produced by Downtown Vision, Inc.

Led by Naomi Charles, this soothing and restorative session is offered on the second Thursday of each month. The 75-minute experience begins with 45 minutes of very gentle movement and mindful breathwork to release tension and bring calm to mind and body, followed by 30 minutes of guided Yoga Nidra for deep relaxation and renewed energy. Suitable for all levels, it offers a peaceful way to relax and restore. Drop in is $25, and participation is included for Consider It members. Register on the Consider It website, the Consider It app, or the Mindbody app.

TOAST brings The Best of Bread to Jacksonville by popular demand at the Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts, Moran Theater. This tribute concert celebrates the soft rock pioneers with performances that closely mirror the beloved studio recordings. Fans can look forward to favorites like Make It With You, If, Baby I’m-a Want You, and Everything I Own, along with more from a catalog that earned 13 spots on Billboard’s Top 100. Rolling Stone has credited Bread with shaping the early 1970s soft rock sound, and with surviving members David Gates and Robb Royer now retired, TOAST carries the legacy forward. The set flows from tender ballads to lively hits that invite both quiet reflection and moments of dancing, offering a warm journey through timeless songs.

WasabiCon comes back to the Prime F. Osborn III Convention Center for three days focused on anime, cosplay, and gaming. Described as Jacksonville's biggest pop culture gathering, this event brings fans together for a broad celebration of these fandoms.

Spend an evening at MaviJax with Glory and a soundtrack of favorite female-driven hits from across the decades. Enjoy drinks, food, and dancing by the marina for a relaxed start to the weekend.

At RoadRunners ReRock the Beach Bowl, relax at a welcoming venue and enjoy the hits while savoring food and drinks. There is no cover charge.

Atlanta Rhythm Section and Firefall share the stage at The Florida Theatre for a showcase of classic American rock. Atlanta Rhythm Section has been a force in Southern rock for over 50 years, with 15 albums and well known songs including So Into You, Champagne Jam, Imaginary Lover, Homesick, and Spooky. Firefall, formed in Boulder in 1974 by Rick Roberts of the Flying Burrito Brothers and Jock Bartley of Zephyr, is celebrated for a melodic blend of country rock, pop rock, and soft rock that helped shape the Colorado sound of the 1970s. Their catalog includes favorites such as You Are the Woman, Just Remember I Love You, Strange Way, and Cinderella.

The 46th Annual Pioneer Day in Mayo, Florida is a longstanding community celebration that includes the Pioneer Day Parade.

Explore watercolor painting in a guided workshop led by Roseann Egidio, an award winning watercolorist. Participants ages 15 and up receive clear, sequential instruction and personal coaching while learning a range of techniques. Everyone works toward completing a painting on 16 by 20 inch paper. The fee is $50 per person, and all supplies are included. Roseann brings extensive experience to the classroom. A New Jersey native who has called Jacksonville home for the past decade, she previously worked as an art director in New York City and has focused on watercolor for many years. Her community roles include serving as Artist in Residence for the Arts in Medicine Program at UF Health Shands Hospital in Jacksonville, teaching K through 12 at Mainspring Academy and Collage School in Ponte Vedra, and offering watercolor instruction through community education at Fletcher High School. She has demonstrated at the Cummer Museum, received the Jacksonville Community Foundation Grant for Individual Artists, and had work featured on the cover of New Smyrna Magazine. Her accolades include honors from the Jacksonville Watercolor Society, the St. Augustine Art Association, and the Jacksonville Coalition for the Visual Arts. She is a member of all three organizations. Tickets are refundable only if the request is made before the class date. For purchases made through Eventbrite, refunds cover the ticket price only and exclude online processing fees. After the class date, an in store credit will be issued that can be applied to another class.

Set in Murray Hill at Bougie Basket, Bougie on the Block Backyard Market gathers vintage treasures, antiques, boutique apparel, plants, and creations from local makers. Browse handcrafted items and other unique pieces while supporting small businesses in Jacksonville. Admission is free.

Enjoy a relaxed, family-friendly afternoon at Mom Made’s Second Saturday farmer’s market at Engine 15 Brewing Co. Browse handmade crafts, distinctive jewelry, fresh treats, and other local goods from makers, bakers, and growers. Pair your shopping with lunch and a craft beer or a nonalcoholic drink from Engine 15 as you stroll. Kids and strollers are welcome, creating an easygoing atmosphere in the sunshine. Admission is free, and every purchase helps support local small businesses.

Created for clubbers aged 30 and up, this party revives the golden era of the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s with a resident DJ spinning classic floor-fillers and a splash of eye-catching visuals. It focuses on good vibes, easy conversation, and plenty of dancing, all tailored for those who want a big night that does not cost them the next day. Taking place at Myth Nightclub in Jacksonville, it delivers a nostalgic soundtrack, a lively crowd, and a feel-good atmosphere built for seasoned ravers.

The fall market returns to Rusted: a vintage market, offering a full day of artisan and vintage vendors, plants, food trucks, live music, and a welcoming community atmosphere. Browse goods from local makers and collectors in the marketplace, then explore the shop’s curated selection of antiques, home decor, vintage finds, house plants, pantry items, gifts, and dip-dyed flannels. Admission is free. Street parking is available, and the First Citizens Bank lot will be open for event parking. This is a curated event, and vendor spaces are managed directly through the store with a waiting list in place, and they never solicit vendors in social media comments. For vendor information, call 904-398-1523.

Bethel Music brings its 2026 Tour to The Florida Theatre, highlighting a worship collective from Redding, California that centers on God’s presence and fresh expressions of praise. Co-founded by Brian and Jenn Johnson in 2001, the movement has grown from a local church ministry into an internationally recognized community of songwriters, artists, and musicians. They have released 27 albums, including We Must Respond, Moments: Wait, Simple, Homecoming (Live), and Revival’s In The Air, each with its own theme and featuring well known artists in the genre. The song Holy Forever featuring Jenn Johnson and CeCe Winans earned a GRAMMY nomination, and in 2024 it received the Dove Award for Best Song of the Year. The label has also received multiple Dove Award nominations in 2021 and 2022 across categories such as Songwriter of the Year, Worship Album of the Year, and Inspirational and Rock or Contemporary Song of the Year. On CCLI charts, Goodness of God held the number one spot for more than three years, with This Is Amazing Grace, No Longer Slaves, and The Lion and the Lamb sustaining Top 25 placements, while Reckless Love and Living Hope have appeared in the Top 10. In recent years the group has continually ranked at number 6 in Top 10 radio market share.

North Beaches Art Walk turns Beaches Town Center into a lively showcase for creativity. Founded by JoAnne Adams, Alice Gartland, and Linda Stewart, what began as a small, curated gathering has grown into a vibrant community experience with more than 50 participating artists. See work from woodworkers, mixed media designers, and other visual artists while live performers add to the atmosphere. It is free and welcomes both locals and visitors, highlighting talent from across Jacksonville. Presented by the North Beaches Art Walk Association, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Atlantic Beach, Florida, the event celebrates local art and the enduring legacy of its founders.

Lift a stein and toast at Beaches Oktoberfest, a weekend of music, good company, and great beer in Jacksonville Beach. Attendees can enhance their experience with the Beaches Oktoberfest mobile app for iOS and Android, which offers quick access to key details before and during the event.

Rumours of Fleetwood Mac pays tribute to the iconic band with a show personally endorsed by founding member Mick Fleetwood. Capturing the spirit of Fleetwood Mac at their peak, it invites both longtime listeners and new fans to rediscover the songs and performances that helped make the group a favorite for generations. Expect classics like The Chain, Gold Dust Woman, Landslide, You Make Loving Fun, and Rhiannon.

A large annual fall sidewalk and tent sale takes place at Great American Antique Mall.

Enjoy a full day of family fun at the barn with a car show and unique local vendors. Wander through food truck alley to grab lunch or a sweet treat, then head back to the barn to catch a bit of arm wrestling.

At Atlantic Beach Arts Market, Inc., artist and instructor Ronnie Phillips leads a hands-on oil painting workshop. Participants learn the complete process, from sketching and laying in a wash to mixing colors and applying paint with brushes or a palette knife, then finish a personalized oil painting. The class is recommended for ages 16 and older. The fee is $70 per student, and all supplies are provided. Class tickets are refundable only if the request is made before the class date. Tickets purchased through Eventbrite are refundable for the ticket price only, minus online processing fees. After the class date, a credit will be issued that can be redeemed in store for another class.

The Vampire Circus blends circus cabaret with theatrical storytelling for a mysterious, playful, and dark spectacle that aims to dazzle the senses. Imagine Tim Burton’s flair colliding with the style of Cirque du Soleil, delivered by international artists who showcase dance, acrobatics, and gymnastics while testing the outer limits of physical performance. Across 90 minutes, expect contortionists, jugglers, acrobats, and clowns, along with witty moments that draw the crowd into the fun. Rich soundscapes and eye-catching illusions set the mood as the show carries audiences through a vampiric underworld, shifting between chills and joy, laughter and awe, and sparking cheers for characters like the “Mad Graveyard Clown.”

The Smashing Pumpkins bring The Rats In A Cage Tour to VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena, following an expansive celebration of Mellon Collie that included a deluxe vinyl edition with unreleased concert recordings from the album’s world tour, a special onstage reimagining with the Lyric Opera of Chicago, and culinary collaborations with Vosges Haut-Chocolat and Erewhon. The tour arrives amid a steady flow of new music from the band, including Cyr, the triple album Atum: A Rock Opera In Three Parts, and Aghori Mhori Mei. Ticket access options include a public onsale along with Citi Cardmember and Verizon Access presales, Live Nation and venue presales, and VIP packages.

Experience an indoor celebration of all things mystical at the Ramada Conference Center in Mandarin, where admission is free and guests are welcome to arrive as they are or dress in enchanted attire. Explore a dynamic marketplace of metaphysical creators and practitioners, with tarot, oracle, and other intuitive readings available alongside a broad selection of handcrafted and spiritual goods. More than sixty vendors and service professionals will be spread across four spacious conference rooms, all in a comfortable indoor setting. Discover playful handmade jewelry, authentic crystals and gemstones, distinctive home decor and accessories, fashion and cosplay pieces, original artwork, rare curios, spell jars and ritual kits, herbs and oils, candles and incense, and holistic skincare and wellness items. Onsite amenities include a full bar in the lobby and food options in the hotel restaurant. Free parking is available. Families are welcome, with attendance by children left to the discretion of their parents. Vendor coordination is managed only by Laurie McGovern and Jack Bowers, and messages from anyone else claiming affiliation should be disregarded.

Enjoy a free Harvest Market at Mandarin Markets featuring more than 160 local vendors. Browse farm-fresh produce, canned goods, and flowers in a true farmers market setting, discover handmade arts and crafts, and explore a lively food truck alley. A live DJ and kid-friendly activities add to the festive atmosphere. Admission is free, and vendor registration is available.

Festa Italiana honors the 75th anniversary of the Italian American Club of Jacksonville. Established in 1951, the club has shared Italian heritage with the Jacksonville community, and this milestone celebration continues that tradition. It is a day to feel Italian and savor la bella vita.

Trunks N Treats returns to Furever Vets Central for a free community celebration of fall that welcomes kids, teens, pets, and pet parents. Enjoy guided tours of the facility, a meet and greet with Dr. Baxter, a vendor village, a live DJ, outdoor games, festive crafts for both children and pets, themed cars set up for trunk-or-treating, a bounce house, and coupon giveaways. Food trucks will be on site with dinner available for purchase. A live pet costume fashion show invites attendees to show off creative looks with their companions. Prizes will be awarded in five categories that include best movie inspired, best Halloween, best couples, best freestyle, and best stroller, carrier, backpack, or wagon costume. Registration for the pet costume contest is in person at the event with no advance sign-up, and participants must be present to win. Winners will be chosen by live judges. The fashion show takes place by the DJ booth and red carpet runway. Costumes are encouraged for everyone, pets included. There will be no central raffle this year, though individual vendors may host their own at their stations. Admission and all activities are free.

Murray Hill-O-Ween turns Murray Hill into a neighborhood Halloween celebration for all ages. The evening features a Halloween parade along Edgewood Avenue, local craft brews served from a beer truck, a range of local vendors, and plenty of tasty options from food trucks. A pumpkin patch adds to the festivities, and a Kids Zone designed for families offers bounce houses, games, and seasonal activities. Whether the plan is a little thrill, a treat, or time with friends and neighbors, there is something for everyone.

Beth Haizlip leads an acrylic painting workshop at ABAM. All materials are provided for use during the class so participants can focus on technique and creativity. The fee is $65 per person. Refunds are available only if requested before the class date. For tickets purchased through Eventbrite, refunds cover the class price only and exclude Eventbrite processing fees. After the class date, a store credit will be issued that can be applied to another class.

Florida Chamber Music Project partners with Beaches Museum for a Season 14 concert at the Beaches Museum Chapel, featuring Franz Schubert's String Quartet No. 12, D. 703 (Quartettsatz) and Sextet No. 1 in B-Flat Major, Opus 18 by Johannes Brahms. The performance is sponsored by Dr. Sharon Scholl in honor of her late husband, Dr. Harvey Scholl.

Now in its seventh year, the Beaches BBQ Bash fills ABBQ Meat & Drink in Atlantic Beach, Florida with an evening of food and beverages, an in-person auction, a raffle with prizes, and time to connect with others. All proceeds benefit four local Beaches Boys & Girls Clubs, including McKenzie's Beaches Boys & Girls Club, Jordan Park Boys & Girls Club, Mayport Elementary Boys & Girls Club, and Gail Baker Boys & Girls Club.

Celebrate 35 years of Sonic the Hedgehog with a live concert that shines a light on the franchise’s most memorable music and moments. A full ensemble joins forces with rock musicians, electronics, and vocalists to deliver signature themes and fresh instrumental takes on fan favorites, spanning the series from its Genesis roots to today. From Green Hill Zone to Undefeatable, the music pairs with standout scenes from across the games for an immersive experience. Listeners can discover musical Easter eggs woven into the arrangements, and the production evokes Sonic’s world on stage. The program also salutes the creative legacy of composers Jun Senoue and Tomoya Ohtani, whose work has helped define Sonic’s sound across generations.

Get ready for a rock-filled show at Monkey's Uncle in Jacksonville Beach, Florida.

At Florida Theater, Thee Phantom & The Illharmonic Orchestra blends hip hop with orchestral accompaniment. Strings, horns, and piano perform alongside a DJ, a female vocalist, and an MC for a genre-spanning concert. The Illharmonic has headlined its own performance at Carnegie Hall, making it one of only three hip hop groups to do so.

It is not every day you hear strings, horns and piano at a hip hop concert. Thee Phantom & The Illharmonic Orchestra brings that sound to life by pairing a full orchestral palette with the pulse of rap, joined by a DJ, a female vocalist and a commanding MC to round out the mix. Known for blending classical textures with hip hop energy, the Illharmonic is one of only three hip hop groups to have headlined their own performance at Carnegie Hall.

A high-energy night devoted to dancing, featuring upbeat music and a lively party atmosphere from start to finish.

Tee it up for a great cause at the 11th Annual Beaches Golf Tournament, presented by Pivot CPAs, at Atlantic Beach Country Club. This captain's choice scramble offers a full day of golf, food, and fundraising in support of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Florida. Player benefits include a cart and range balls, an open bar available throughout the day, lunch and dinner, on-course proximity prizes, a raffle with notable items, and an awards ceremony to conclude the day. Participation helps provide local youth with a safe place after school, academic support, healthy meals, and mentorship.

Volunteers will help prepare bagged lunches for individuals receiving services through Mission House during the weekend. Activities may include sandwich making, snack preparation, packing lunches, and general food prep assistance.

Spend a day focused on sewing and quilting with the Jacksonville Modern Quilt Guild at Clay County Public Library Orange Park. Attendees are welcome to bring a sewing machine or hand sewing projects to work on throughout the day.

At Beaches Organic Community Garden on the east side of Jarboe Park in Neptune Beach, visitors are invited to explore the garden, talk with the gardeners, and take part in a community workday focused on caring for the space. Volunteers can help with group projects or pitch in on tasks like mowing, watering, and weeding. Families are welcome, and children can join in with simple, hands-on activities such as painting signs, planting seeds, and watering plants. Dress for outdoor work by wearing comfortable clothing, closed-toe shoes or boots, and a hat, and bring gloves if you have them along with water to stay hydrated. Plans may change based on the weather.

The Florida Theatre presents a 40th anniversary screening of Little Shop of Horrors hosted by Ellen Greene, who originated the role of Audrey on stage and later starred in the film adaptation. This rare appearance includes an exclusive meet-and-greet package with signed memorabilia and photo opportunities. The 1986 cult sci-fi musical comedy directed by Frank Oz follows timid florist Seymour Krelborn and the carnivorous plant he names Audrey II. As the plant brings attention to the Skid Row flower shop, it demands increasingly human sacrifices, leaving Seymour torn between his growing love for coworker Audrey and the plant’s deadly hunger.

At The Florida Theatre, celebrate the 40th anniversary of Jim Henson and David Bowie’s Labyrinth with a concert presentation that pairs the complete film on a huge HD screen with a live rock band featuring synth and percussion. Vivid lighting evokes the journey to the Goblin City while the music is performed live, highlighting the cult classic’s memorable songs, beloved characters, and striking visuals in a seamless blend of cinema and concert.

Hosted at The Glass Factory, this third annual gala champions Fourth and Gold’s mission to fund life saving childhood cancer research. Every ticket and auction bid supports the cause, helping advance studies that are already shaping treatments in hospitals today. In under five years, the community has contributed more than $526,000, and this evening honors that momentum while working to push the mission forward. Attendees can plan to dress up for a night centered on hope for kids facing cancer.

Floyd Nation brings The Inner Light Tour to The Florida Theatre with a powerful, all-encompassing concert shaped by the Pink Floyd legacy that influenced a generation. Classics such as Wish You Were Here, Comfortably Numb, Time, and Another Brick in the Wall are featured, delivering the sound, feeling, and atmosphere audiences anticipate while reaching far beyond a typical tribute. Their new album, Inner Light, recorded in part at Abbey Road Studios, fuels the concept for this tour. The performance blends the group’s original pieces with Pink Floyd’s most renowned songs into a flowing set that feels familiar yet new. Rather than reproducing every note, the band focuses on the spirit of the music, giving it room to grow in real time. Extended sections, fluid transitions, and mindful improvisation bring a sense of discovery throughout the show. An immersive production heightens the journey. Layered lighting, atmospheric projections, and cinema-inspired staging reshape the space into a living environment that draws the audience into the heart of the music. The result is a performance paced with intention, offering the staples listeners expect, revealing lesser-known selections for devoted fans, and introducing new material that broadens the story, all delivered by accomplished musicians dedicated to both authenticity and innovation.

The Jacksonville Out of the Darkness Walk unites people in the fight against suicide. Participants come together to raise awareness, support one another, and honor and remember loved ones, while also helping fund vital efforts that protect mental health and prevent suicide. It is part of the #OutOfTheDarkness movement.

Eddie B brings his teacher-centered stand-up to The Florida Theatre, building on the viral momentum of his video series What Teachers Really Want to Say that resonated with educators nationwide. That breakout led to packed comedy clubs, theaters, and arenas on tours like Teachers Only Comedy Tour and I’m Already Professionally Developed, followed by virtual performances when live shows were paused. He then returned to stages with the Teachers Only Summer Break Tour. Sharing the classroom perspective of an actual teacher, he delivers unfiltered, true-to-life humor that captures the frustrations and laughs of school life for audiences in the United States and beyond.

An energetic car show in Jacksonville brings together import, domestic, European, JDM and stance builds. Expect featured cars, music and complimentary giveaways in an upbeat atmosphere. This family friendly gathering welcomes all ages and takes place at the Prime F. Osborn III Convention Center.

For 19 years, this monthly art walk has brought the Beaches Town Center to life with local creativity. Launched in 2007 by JoAnne Adams, Alice M. Gartland, and Linda H. Stewart, it has grown from a small curated showcase into a vibrant community gathering presented in loving memory of its founders. Visitors will find work from more than 50 artists alongside live performances, with woodworkers, mixed media creators, and many others sharing their craft. The event is free and welcomes both locals and out-of-town guests, offering a family-friendly place to discover and shop art from across Jacksonville. It is organized by the North Beaches Art Walk Association, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Atlantic Beach, and continues to thrive with steady community support and an expanding lineup of participating merchants and artists.

Ridley Scott’s cult classic, nominated for multiple Academy Awards, is presented in an immersive live to film format. Blade Runner (2007 Final Cut) appears on a large HD screen while The Avex Ensemble performs Vangelis’s iconic synthesizer score in precise sync with the 1982 motion picture. The noir story follows detective Rick Deckard, played by Harrison Ford, as he resumes hunting Replicants after four escape from the colonies and return to Earth. His mission becomes complicated when he falls for Rachel, portrayed by Sean Young, a Replicant associated with the Tyrell Corporation. This combination of concert performance and cinema brings the film’s atmosphere and sound into sharp focus for a unified experience.

This gathering brings together veterans, friends, and military families for a night of food, drinks, and favorite tunes.

Experience a flavorful weekend at the Prime Osborn Center in downtown Jacksonville, where coffee and chocolate take center stage. Taste and shop your way through offerings from top coffee roasters, artisan chocolatiers, gourmet food vendors, and makers.

The Impact Clay Train is making its next stop at Grove Park Elementary School, bringing mobile neighborhood care teams of healthcare professionals and community workers to connect the community with healthcare and social services and support positive outcomes. Volunteers are needed for a four hour shift to help with set up and break down, check-in, Kids’ Train, event management, or as a floater. All volunteers should sign in at the Impact Clay tent and check in with Brooke Davies to receive a station assignment. Court-mandated volunteers are not accepted.

At the Aloft Jacksonville Tapestry Hotel, the Jacksonville Mistletoe Market offers a festive indoor shopping experience with free entry. Browse a mix of local creatives and retailers to jump start holiday gifting. The first 30 guests receive swag bags. Shoppers who make purchases from five vendors can pick up a free gift, and additional freebies are available for engaging on Facebook by liking and reviewing the event or posting a photo or video and tagging @jaxconnections. Giveaways also include chances to win $25 in market bucks by sharing the event or reserving a free ticket reminder. A nonprofit spotlight is listed as TBD, and vendor and sponsor opportunities are available.

At Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts, Professor Brian Cox presents Emergence, a new world tour that follows the global success of his previous live show, Horizons, which drew audiences in the hundreds of thousands. For more than 15 years he has led landmark BBC radio and television science programs, from the Peabody Award honored Wonders of the Solar System to the international favorite The Planets. Emergence is his most ambitious live production yet, created with a team of scientists, musicians, filmmakers, and visual artists. It weaves cosmology, biology, philosophy, and history into vast LED imagery with immersive sound and lighting, offering an experience designed to inspire curiosity in anyone drawn to science, music, history, or the beauty of nature.

Explore a Black Friday market filled with deals and discounts from a variety of vendors. Browse food, fashion, and home goods, and discover budget-friendly finds just in time for the holidays.

Volunteers prepare bagged lunches for people served by Mission House for the weekend. Tasks may involve assembling sandwiches, getting snacks ready, packing the lunch bags, and assisting with general food preparation.

An evening in Atlantic Beach pairs a sit-down meal with dancing. Start with dinner and continue the night on your feet.

Beaches Organic Community Garden on the east side of Jarboe Park in Neptune Beach hosts an open house alongside a public workday, weather permitting. Visitors can explore the garden, talk with the gardeners, and, if interested, lend a hand with group projects or help by mowing, watering, and weeding. Children are welcome and can take part in activities such as painting signs, planting seeds, and watering plants. Comfortable outdoor clothing is recommended, including a hat, close-toed shoes or boots, and gloves if you have them, and bringing water to drink is suggested.

Sounds of the Legacy: A Ribault Christmas Homecoming is a festive concert at Jean Ribault High School that celebrates the school’s enduring choral heritage. Presented by the Jean Ribault National Alumni Association, this Platinum Jubilee program honors two influential directors, Mrs. June Buggs Davis and Rev. Dr. Eugene White, whose leadership has inspired generations of singers. The concert brings together alumni, students, and friends to reflect on the music, memories, and Trojan pride that continue to unite the community. Admission is $20.

Admission is free. Explore a range of choices on the food menu and enjoy a drink while you are there.