Events in Largo, FL

A welcoming gathering centered on mother-to-mother support, practical guidance on breastfeeding and parenting, and meaningful connection with others. Expecting mothers are especially welcome. The environment is comfortable and indoors, and babies, toddlers, and older children are welcome to be present.

At Safety Harbor Public Library, this focused SAT bootcamp led by Carla Barry helps students in grades 8–12 build confidence and strengthen test-taking skills across the math and reading and writing sections. Participants receive a comprehensive refresher that includes review of frequently tested math concepts, practical reading and writing strategies, time management techniques, and clear methods for handling difficult questions. Instruction also covers how to use Desmos alongside a graphing calculator, with tips aimed at improving accuracy and performance. Students are encouraged to bring a pen, pencil, and highlighter, a notebook or scratch paper, a TI-84 Plus CE graphing calculator, and a computer or iPad to access Desmos. A snack and water bottle are recommended, and short breaks are planned throughout the session. Registration is required through the Safety Harbor Library website.

Experience a tribute to Metallica focused on the early thrash years from 1983 to 1991. The set includes Battery, Creeping Death, Master of Puppets, Whiplash, and more from that era.

At Dunedin Causeway, Sherri Keenan gathers with a circle of women to honor the sunset through connection and shared intention. The experience includes stories, dance, drumming, cards, crystals, and community. The circle may also explore soulful conversation, uplifting affirmations, hooping, prayer, or quiet meditation. Attendees are welcome to bring a drum or flow toys, anything that feels right, and an optional snack to share. Comfortable, expressive clothing is encouraged. The space is welcoming and supportive, inviting authenticity, a connection with nature, and care for anyone who may be struggling. Look for the group on the beach at Dunedin Causeway near the kayaks and High and Dry Grill, on the same side as the restrooms. There is no fee to participate, and optional donations are appreciated. Contributions of food, clothing, or toiletries can be brought for donation to Messengers Of Hope. If weather is unfavorable, the gathering moves to Wendy Fit Yoga and Pilates.

On Mondays, pick up all-natural whole herb roasted chicken seasoned with a house spice blend for $7 each. 7 Buck Clucks are hot and ready at the Clearwater location, and in Dunedin they are available in Grab & Go for a quick heat-and-eat option. Each customer may purchase up to two, available first come, first served while supplies last. No substitutions are available. Sale pricing is offered on Mondays only and excludes holidays, and it cannot be combined with other discounts. In-store purchases only and details are subject to change. See the website for full terms and conditions.

Chess Night at Dunedin Brewery's Moon Tower brings a relaxed monthly meetup where friendly games unfold to a backdrop of hip-hop. Expect DJ sets from Jon Ditty or occasional guest DJs, adding a lively soundtrack to the boards. Chess sets are available on site, and players are welcome to bring their own. Face off with local opponents in a welcoming setting. There is no entry fee.

A two-day promotion begins on the third Tuesday of each month, offering 20 percent off wellness essentials including vitamins, supplements, body care, and cosmetics. Additional details, exclusions, and other sales may apply, so check the website for specifics.

Wellness Days features two days of savings beginning on the third Tuesday of each month. Save 20 percent on wellness essentials, including vitamins, supplements, body care, and cosmetics. For full details, exclusions, and additional sales, see the website.

Road House Park N’ Chill brings Tampa Bay’s car, truck, and motorcycle community together at OCC Road House & Museum for a relaxed meet with an upbeat vibe. A DJ provides music throughout the night, there are more than 200 parking spaces, and vendors set up on-site each week. There are ten VIP spaces for modified vehicles and availability is limited, with reservations handled via Instagram at @tampabaymeets. Activities such as a wheelie machine and a mechanical bull appear on a rotating basis, so offerings may vary. Food and a full bar are available, along with specials that include $7 all-you-can-eat pasta for dine-in, plus a dollar off domestic beers and well drinks. The vendor lineup often features custom automotive apparel and accessories, collectibles and die-cast sets, handmade sweets, event media services, and women’s automotive apparel. The atmosphere is controlled and respectful, with no burnouts or loud music, and everyone is expected to pick up after themselves.

Music bingo takes place at Slyce in Madeira Beach with Mike D hosting. It is free to play, and prizes include free food, drinks, and gift cards. The event is presented by an award-winning trivia company that started this music bingo locally eight years ago. Slyce serves stone-baked artisan pizza in a contemporary, relaxed setting.

ALYK offers free acting and community theater workshops where youth and adults develop emotional expression, body movement, and communication while having fun. The workshops take place at ARTZ 4 Life Academy and are led by Cranstan Cumberbatch, an American Stage Drama and Acting Instructor and award-winning actor, director, writer, and producer with DreamMakerz Productions.

Music bingo takes over Paddywagon Dunedin with a game show style format and free entry. Enjoy drink specials, including BOGO deals, while playing for prizes such as free drinks and Paddy’s gift cards, plus a final grand prize of complimentary food from Rizolli’s Pizza delivered to the bar. Presented by an award-winning trivia company that introduced this music bingo experience to the area nine years ago, there are plenty of chances to win.

Every Tuesday features a beginner group class followed by a relaxed practice party designed for beginner, social ease, and early bronze students. It offers a welcoming, judgment free setting to try out steps and build confidence alongside others. Water, soda, coffee, and wine are provided. Students attend free. The public pays $15, with an additional $5 for the group class.

Enjoy two days of savings with 20 percent off health and wellness must-haves, from vitamins and dietary supplements to self-care and beauty items. The offer begins on the third Tuesday of each month and lasts for two days. Check the website for full details, exclusions, and other promotions.

A morning Chamber breakfast brings local business professionals together for conversation and connections. Hosted by the Pinellas Park Gateway Chamber of Commerce, the gathering includes breakfast, networking, and a presentation led by a Chamber member sponsor, with the topic to be announced. The presentation and the meal are supported by Chamber member sponsors. Open to members and first-time guests, it offers opportunities to build relationships, learn, and support fellow Chamber businesses.

Little ones ages 5 and under can cool off with water tables, time on the splash pad, and plenty of playful water activities at the Southwest Recreation Complex. Pack a towel and sunscreen to stay comfortable. Admission is $3 for members and $6 for non-members.

A lively storytime for children ages 2 and under takes place at Gulf Beaches Public Library, featuring stories, songs, movement, and interactive activities that nurture early literacy, language development, social skills, and a love of reading. The setting provides a welcoming space for parents, grandparents, and caregivers to connect with other local families while little ones explore age-appropriate fun. Expect a cozy, playfully paced session designed with babies and toddlers in mind, filled with simple moments of discovery.

Enjoy a calm, creative session with an adult coloring group at Gulf Beaches Public Library. Unwind as you add color to engaging designs, practice mindfulness, express creativity, and connect with others in a friendly community setting. Everyone is welcome, whether you are an experienced artist or simply seeking a peaceful activity. Bring your creativity and enjoy a soothing library experience focused on stress relief and connection.

UK 80s pop legends Squeeze, Adam Ant, and Haircut 100 perform live together at The BayCare Sound.

This event brings Squeeze, Adam Ant, and Haircut 100 to The BayCare Sound for a shared bill. All three acts appear on the same stage in a single show.

Guided by Zhor, this interactive gathering explores mystery traditions, symbolism, esoteric teachings, and the wisdom that has drawn seekers for centuries. Conversation spans ancient civilizations, sacred symbols, metaphysical principles, spiritual philosophy, mythology, consciousness, and energy, with an emphasis on how enduring ideas inform our understanding of self and the cosmos. The atmosphere is warm and intimate, encouraging questions, shared insights, and meaningful connections with like-minded participants. Complimentary light bites and beverages are provided. Offered on a love donation basis. Hosted at The House of Zhor, a metaphysical immersive theater and gathering space devoted to exploration and discovery.

Spend an evening immersed in Bachata Sensual at District Dance Academy, where dancers of every level are welcomed in a friendly, low pressure setting. The program supports steady growth, helping participants develop body movement, timing, musicality, and partner connection at a comfortable pace. Instruction is led by Julio Herrera of Ésmooth Motions, a Bachata Sensual teacher certified by the style’s creators, Korke y Judith, bringing clear technique, current ideas, and practical social dance application to the Tampa Bay community. The night flows from a complimentary basics session into a Level 1 foundations class, continues with Level 2 concepts and partnerwork, and wraps up with a relaxed practice social to reinforce what was learned and connect with fellow dancers. Payment is accepted by cash, card, Venmo, or Zelle. Pricing is available for group classes, private lessons, class packages, and other training options.

This progressive training experience at District Dance Academy is designed for West Coast Swing dancers seeking more than one-off topic classes. The Accelerator Series spans six weeks and brings a dedicated group together for steady coaching, repetition, guided practice, and chances to apply skills in social dancing. Each series zeroes in on a single core concept or movement family rather than stacking countless patterns in one evening, helping participants reinforce fundamentals, smooth their connection, build confidence, and deepen their understanding of the dance. The curriculum moves forward week to week with the same classmates in a consistent training environment. Instruction includes personalized coaching from Nik and Lily, along with a guided practice segment and time to social dance during each session. Enrollment is kept limited to support strong coaching attention. Registration is for the full six-week course only at $120, and drop-ins are not available. Because every lesson builds on the last, full-series participation preserves the integrity of the program and promotes stronger growth for the group. Upcoming themes include Whip Mechanics, The Art of the Tuck Turn, and Rock & Go Foundations & Variations.

On Thursdays, get 25 percent off at checkout when purchasing the Family Pack of grass fed ground beef at the Clearwater location. The offer applies to family size packages only and is available in store on a first come, first served basis while supplies last. No substitutions are permitted and additional discounts cannot be combined. The Thursday sale price is not offered on holidays and details may change. See the website for full terms and conditions.

Enjoy tile-based strategy and friendly competition with a weekly Mahjong group at Gulf Beaches Public Library. The gathering offers a relaxed, social setting that blends focus and conversation among players. All experience levels are welcome, from longtime fans to those looking to connect with other Mahjong enthusiasts.

Savor a three-course lunch followed by a full hour of live music at the Largo Community Center. Each month features a different local singer or band, each bringing a distinctive sound that keeps the energy high. Tickets are available in person at the center starting one month before each luncheon, with the option to reserve an individual seat or a whole table. The price is $14 per person, and all sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Upcoming performers include Carla Hines, Rob the Saxman, Ricardo Pans Steel Drums, Cienna Wesley, and Jonathan Elgert.

An open, discussion-based group at Gulf Beaches Public Library explores investing, personal finance, and current market trends. Community members share strategies, talk through stock market news and broader economic developments, and build financial literacy together in a welcoming setting. The club is suitable for experienced investors as well as those just beginning to learn about financial planning. Expect lively conversation, idea sharing, and opportunities to expand your knowledge through community learning.

Larry’s Car Show is the area’s longest running weekly car show, bringing enthusiasts and families together for more than 20 years. All makes and models are welcome. Vehicle registration is $5 and includes a 10% dinner coupon. Each week features 50/50 drawings, casual games, and vendors, with family-friendly fun throughout. Attendees can browse a wide variety of vehicles, connect with fellow gearheads, enjoy food, and compete for prizes and trophies at OCC Road House.

Riders and motorcycle fans gather at Bert’s Barracuda Harley-Davidson and OCC Road House for Bert’s Great American Bike Night, a major weekly meetup in Tampa Bay. The lot fills with hundreds of bikes, rain or shine, with food and cold drinks available while you take in the scene. An official group ride rolls through Pinellas County with a midpoint photo stop before returning to OCC Road House. Registered riders receive $25 in Bert’s Bucks, one complimentary OCC Road House domestic beer or house mixed drink, and two entries into the weekly raffle. The night features live music, burnouts, slow races, raffles, vendors, a bikini bike wash, a mechanical bull, and games like cornhole, pool, shuffleboard, and foosball. Inside the dealership, extended hours make it easy to browse motorcycles, gear, and accessories.

Take advantage of half-off pricing on all drinks throughout the park, covering beer, cocktails, and more. Pair your beverage with food choices like tacos, bowls, and nachos.

This event features biker games, music, and food in a friendly, fun setting. It also offers a free bike ride series with prizes.

Get your voice ready for a lively karaoke meetup. Sing a favorite song or simply enjoy the company and cheer on the performers. As soon as the mic is on, the mood becomes festive.

This SPINKICK special event at The Muddy Root Kava Cafe marks the launch of MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls with a double elimination tournament. Attendees can warm up before matches begin and enjoy casual games after the tournament. Participants should bring their own controller, and venue patronage is required to attend. The competition will also be streamed on SPINKICKFGC on Twitch and YouTube.

The Park on 66th offers nightly entertainment alongside sports, live music, tasty food, cold drinks, a friendly team, and daily specials. Thursdays feature Bandingo music bingo with Iron Aiden. It is free to take part and free to win, with prizes that can include venue gift cards, food, and cocktails.

Crossover Swing Thursdays grows the community while staying true to a solid West Coast Swing foundation. Two dance styles fill two rooms for a lively evening at District Dance Academy. The experience starts with fundamentals in both rooms, featuring West Coast Swing basics with Jae and Lyla alongside Country Swing basics with Trent and Lily. It then moves into progressive classes for each style with the same instructors, and concludes with a social that blends both styles so everyone can dance together. Music spans West Coast Swing, country, and fusion, and all are welcome. Expect focused classes in each style, instruction from experienced teachers, a beginner friendly setting where no partner is required, and a warm, supportive atmosphere centered on growth, connection, and dancing together.

A monthly evening of euchre welcomes everyone, whether you are brand new to the game or have years of experience. Expect a friendly setting to learn the basics, share some laughs, and test your card skills. Bar service is available, and fresh, hot food can be picked up from Welton Brewing Co. & Oyster Bar located on site. No membership is required. Guests may attend solo or with friends and enjoy a relaxed night of cards and camaraderie. This gathering happens every third Thursday of the month.

Troubled Waters Brewing teams up with Timeless Entertainment for a recurring trivia night. This regular gathering offers a casual lead-in to the approaching weekend.

Hatchet Hangout brings back World Axe Throwing League action for the 2026 summer season. This eight-week hatchet league is open to newcomers and experienced throwers, offering weekly matchups, skill development, and a welcoming competitive setting. Each week features official WATL disciplines and a chance to follow progress across the season. The full season fee is $100, and flexible payment options are available. League nights take place at two venues, with St. Petersburg on Tuesdays and Clearwater on Thursdays. As a WATL member venue, Hatchet Hangout hosts leagues, marathons, and tournaments year-round, creating a community where participants can build skills, connect with others, and aim for the bullseye.

STARSHIP featuring Mickey Thomas joins John Waite at Ruth Eckerd Hall for an evening featuring decades of hit songs. Mickey Thomas first drew national attention as the voice on Elvin Bishop’s Fooled Around and Fell in Love, then became lead vocalist for Jefferson Starship in 1979 following the departures of Grace Slick and Marty Balin, contributing to Jane, No Way Out, Find Your Way Back, Stranger, and Layin’ It on the Line. After the group became STARSHIP in 1985, the band scored three number one singles with We Built This City, Sara, and Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now. That song appeared in the film Mannequin and received an Academy Award nomination, and It’s Not Over ’Til It’s Over was used as Major League Baseball’s theme in 1987. John Waite brings a catalog that spans solo work and time fronting The Babys and Bad English, highlighted by the worldwide number one Missing You, The Babys’ Isn’t It Time, and Bad English’s When I See You Smile. His discography also includes Tears, Change, and These Times Are Hard for Lovers, along with Every Step of the Way and If Anybody Had a Heart from the 1986 film About Last Night.

Every Friday features $5 ready-to-eat sushi, prepared fresh daily and offered at both locations. The special applies to a select menu and is available until sold out on a first-come, first-served basis. No substitutions are permitted. Pricing is valid on Fridays only, cannot be combined with other discounts, and is available for in-store purchases only. Details may change, and the website has the full terms and conditions.

Celebrate pollinators at Moccasin Lake Park during an annual census that spans six Southeastern states. School groups, gardeners, families, and individuals are welcome to participate. Each participant selects a plant within the preserve, observes it for 15 minutes, and tallies visiting pollinators by category rather than species. Categories include bumble bees, carpenter bees, honey bees, small bees, wasps, flies, butterflies and moths, and other insects. An insect identification and counting guide will be provided, along with count sheets. The Pinellas Chapter will compile and submit the findings to the University of Georgia, which sponsors the event, and will share results on the chapter’s Facebook page and in the monthly e-newsletter.

This playful storytime at Gulf Beaches Public Library is designed for children ages 2 to 4. Lively tales, songs, simple movements, and interactive activities support early literacy, language growth, creativity, and a love of reading, with caregivers and friends sharing the experience. It provides a welcoming library setting that encourages imagination and social connection.

Find a peaceful pause at Gulf Beaches Public Library with a welcoming meditation group suitable for newcomers and experienced practitioners. Through quiet mindfulness and breathing, participants can ease stress, sharpen focus, relax, and support overall well-being. It offers a calm setting to slow down, recharge, and connect with the community.

This Scrabble gathering at Gulf Beaches Public Library brings together word lovers for the classic board game, easygoing competition, and good conversation in a friendly library environment. First-timers and seasoned players alike can stretch their vocabulary, practice strategy, and meet fellow enthusiasts from the community.

Set along the Clearwater waterfront at Coachman Park, the Mega Asian Water Lantern Food & Music Festival brings a multi-day celebration of food, music, and culture. Presented by Mega Night Market in partnership with the Clearwater Downtown Development Board, this free, family-friendly event highlights Asian traditions with a full slate of performances and experiences. Evenings feature the signature water lantern activity as illuminated lanterns float across the water. Daytime offers colorful giant kites overhead, with both lanterns and kites available for purchase while supplies last. Guests can explore a wide range of cuisine from dozens of vendors, including Korean BBQ, Japanese favorites, Thai dishes, Vietnamese specialties, Filipino fare, Chinese classics, fresh grilled skewers, bubble tea, mochi and other desserts, and specialty drinks. Beyond the food, the park hosts lion and dragon dances, an Asian fashion show, Lao traditional dance, traditional fan dance, samba performers, live singers, and additional Asian and American cultural performances, plus an LED robot show. Local vendors and an artisan marketplace add to the experience, and rides, games, and select activities are available for purchase. Admission is free, and nearby free parking options are available.

At BayCare Ballpark, the Clearwater Threshers take on their Clearwater Beach Dogs identity for a Friday experience that welcomes dogs at the game. Attendees may bring their canine companions, and a walk-up dog ticket supports several groups.

A fish fry to kick off the weekend, with fish in a beer batter along with shrimp and burgers.

Experience SoulFish live at VFW Post 2550 Dunedin. Arrive early for the fish fry, then stick around afterward for a party with the band.

The Krampus Verein’s monthly gathering brings members together to talk about costuming, plan upcoming events, and share ideas related to all things Krampus. It is also a relaxed chance to socialize with fellow members over drinks. The group meets in the Bierstube at the front of the main building. Arriving early is an option for anyone who wants to pick up dinner from Welton Brewing Co. and Oyster Bar, located in building two on the property. For membership inquiries, contact Todd Bogner at tbogner32@gmail.com.

Jezabelle brings four hours of high energy live rock to RockHouse Live IRB Largo, formerly Clearwater Beach, with crowd favorite anthems, commanding vocals, and a lively party vibe. Dance, sing along, or relax with friends while enjoying the music. Food and cold drinks are available to round out the night.

The Rockus Band appears at The Eagles #4147 in St. Pete.

Tribe Largo hosts a lively bingo night with Ryan. The atmosphere is welcoming and playful, with friendly competition and prizes that include gift cards and mystery prizes. This bi-weekly series alternates between Tribe West and Tribe East, and this listing is set for the Tribe Largo location. Participants can pick up their cards and enjoy classic rounds with plenty of chances to call out bingo.

FLO-RAW returns to Shephard’s Clearwater with a high-energy set packed with favorites from every decade and genre. Expect a lively night of big sing-along moments, plenty of dancing, and an all-out party vibe.

Classic Albums Live brings Supertramp’s Breakfast in America to The Bilheimer Capitol Theatre with a faithful, track-by-track performance, followed by a set of the band’s greatest hits. Released in 1979 as Supertramp’s sixth studio album, Breakfast in America became the group’s best-selling release and produced four Billboard hit singles: The Logical Song, Goodbye Stranger, Take the Long Way Home, and the title track. The album earned two GRAMMY Awards in 1980 for Best Album Package and Best Engineered Non-Classical Recording, along with nominations for Album of the Year and Best Pop Performance.

Hosted by a new business owner in the area, this event at Clearwater Beach brings together people who enjoy wellness and house music. It offers an opportunity to meet others who share these interests.

Start the weekend with social dancing. An intermediate group class warms up the evening, followed by a dance party. Soda, water, coffee, and wine are available. Students can attend both the class and the party at no charge. Public pricing is $20 for the class plus party or $15 for the party only.

Elevate your road riding on a spirited group outing that averages 20 to 24 mph. Participants split into A and B groups for the main effort, then pause at Bassanos to meet the Tweener group for coffee, optional food, and friendly conversation. After the break, everyone rides back to the shop together. Helmets are required, and lights are strongly recommended.

A welcoming group ride for cyclists who feel confident on the bike but are not yet cruising at 20 mph for hours. The Tweener Ride focuses on building strength and covering the basics of group riding etiquette so participants can ride smoothly and safely together. Riders should be comfortable maintaining a 14 to 16 mph pace within a group and completing 15 to 20 miles. Bring a road or fitness bike, a helmet, and a smile, and consider inviting a friend. This is a friendly introduction to road riding and a practical step toward becoming comfortable on faster, longer group outings.

This annual census brings together pollinator enthusiasts across six Southeastern states at Moccasin Lake Park. It is open to school groups, gardeners, families, and individuals. Each participant selects one plant in the nature preserve to watch for 15 minutes and records every visiting pollinator by category. No specialized identification is required, since an insect guide, counting instructions, and count sheets are provided. Categories include bumble bees, carpenter bees, honey bees, small bees, wasps, flies, butterflies and moths, and other insects. After the count, the Pinellas Chapter compiles the results and reports the data to the University of Georgia, which sponsors the project. Findings are later shared on the Chapter’s Facebook page and in its monthly e-newsletter.

This RN-led training focuses on paddle board safety and water rescue for people interested in strengthening paddling abilities while learning lifesaving skills. The session covers navigating lithium battery rescue boards, paddle board education, AED use, Stop the Bleed, Meta glasses, 4K GoPro, Narcan education, and what3words.

The Endless Summer axe throwing tournament brings a WATL Local competition to Hatchet Hangout in Clearwater, Florida. Participants from near and far will take on three disciplines, including Hatchet, Duals, and Big Axe, with an energetic atmosphere filled with precision shots and good-natured banter. Prize pools follow WATL guidelines, set at $75 for Amateur Hatchet, $100 for Open Hatchet, $75 for Duals, and $100 for Big Axe. Space in Hatchet is limited to 128 competitors. Live coverage will be available on YouTube and Facebook.

Celebrate back-to-school season with a princess-themed storytime featuring Belle. The event begins with makeup or face painting, followed by a chance to dance and twirl on stage. It wraps up with a cozy storytime and read-alongs led by the book-loving princess, offering a mix of fun, imagination, and learning. Space is limited, and advance registration with a ticket is required. Tickets can be transferred to another person but are non-refundable once purchased. To avoid ticket processing fees, call the spa directly to purchase.

Pitch in for a monthly cleanup focused on keeping the club in great shape. Participants can choose from gardening, landscaping, building repairs, upgrades, and general tidying. No prior experience is required, just enthusiasm. Lunch is provided. Feel free to drop in during the scheduled window and stay as long as you are able. Bring some energy and invite friends to help the club shine.

A warehouse pop up dedicated to plus size fashion features 20 percent off and a broad selection of designer clothing. Browse pieces from Torrid, Disney, Lane Bryant, Eloquii, City Chic, American Eagle, Hollister, Judy Blue, Hot Topic and more, with sizes ranging from 10 to 30 plus. This event is part of Curv Exchange, a plus size resale boutique.

At the Pinellas Park Performing Arts Center, the second annual graduation ceremony for WestCare GulfCoast Florida recognizes graduates for their hard work and honors their journeys of recovery and resilience. Registration is available for WestCare GulfCoast Florida graduates who wish to take part in the ceremony. Light refreshments will be served after the ceremony.

LABLAST dance fitness centers on upbeat music, familiar dance moves, and a focus on having fun. Led by Vicki, the class uses easy-to-follow choreography that brings together familiar steps from a range of popular dances for a full-body workout. Created by Louis Van Amstel of Dancing with the Stars, this program highlights enjoyment while you move. The cost is $10 per class, and no reservation is required.

A fashion show celebrates the debut of The Glitz boutique. Those interested in modeling can call 727-286-6002 or text 727-383-1443.

Surfin' Raccoon's performs live at American Legion Post 273, a waterfront venue in Madeira Beach. Attendees can invite veteran friends to take part in the event.

Patch demo specialist Dianna demonstrates how enjoyable it can be to make your own non-alcoholic functional beverages at home.

A kid-friendly workshop where each session spotlights a different principle from The Way to Happiness, a practical guide to better living. Through lively activities and creative, hands-on projects, children explore real-world values in a fun, positive setting. Presented as a weekly series, it makes character building engaging and memorable, one workshop at a time.

At Ulmer Park, the Largo Evening Market brings together food trucks, artisans, and other local vendors for an evening filled with flavorful fare, handmade goods, and entertainment. This edition features a BINGO theme that adds a playful twist to the experience. The market highlights small, locally owned businesses and the community spirit they represent. Free public parking is available at the Horizon West Bay garage. This event is not organized or sponsored by the City of Largo, and the presence of vendors or entertainers does not constitute endorsement by the City or its employees.

A fireworks show in Tampa Bay follows the game. The event is supported by Kelli's Catering, Little Greek Fresh Grill, City Wide Facility Solutions, Coppertail Brewing Co., Sysco, Budweiser, Todd's A/C, Good Boy Vodka, and Los Sundays Tequila.

Celebrate a major milestone as SoulFish marks its 600th performance with a lively evening of dancing at American Legion Heisler-Johnson Post 119. The Post welcomes the public for dining and entertainment, setting the stage for a night centered on dancing. This location is John’s home Post, where he is a member, adding a personal note to the celebration.

At the German American Society of Pinellas County, the Biergarten offers a peaceful, welcoming outdoor setting in the heart of Pinellas Park. Guests can enjoy German beers on tap alongside a range of bottled selections, plus wine and schnapps. A German-style dinner is often available, and additional dining can be found next to the Biergarten at Welton Brewing Co. & Oyster Bar.

Celebrate the music of Boston with a live tribute from Amanda Band USA, complemented by sets from Midnight Music DJs, at OCC Road House & Museum. Entry is available exclusively through paid single tickets or table reservations, with no complimentary general admission. Pricing options include single admission for $20, a four person high top table for $80, a six person table for $120, and a six person lounge table for $130. Prices increase by $5 per person on the day of the show. Bottle service is available. All ages are welcome, and a ticket is required for any seat. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Smoking is not allowed at tables, with designated smoking areas on the southeast side of the pavilion.

wearable ART 20: Platinum celebrates two decades of a hallmark Dunedin Fine Art Center tradition with a one-night runway showcase that blends art, fashion, performance, and abundant creativity. Returning favorites join new voices for an immersive presentation that reflects the journey from bold beginnings to a polished, full-scale production. The designer lineup features Bay to Bay Wearable Art Collective, Talia Craig, Dawn Mostow and Ben Gould of Dawnamatrix, Chase Parker, Olga Saretsky, and Whimsy Forge. The evening includes preshow festivities and a high-energy catwalk experience. In honor of the platinum milestone, attire with a hint of shine is encouraged, from metallic accents and silver shimmer to sequins or a personal take on platinum style.

Red Ruckus debuts at Whiskey Wings Largo with a set of sing-along favorites, featuring covers of Van Halen, Bon Jovi, REO Speedwagon, Poison, The Goo Goo Dolls and more. Cold drinks and food are available, and there is no cover charge.

The House of Zhor hosts a Saturday evening live show titled Mysteries of the Universe, offering an immersive blend of performance, music, mystery, and spiritual curiosity in an intimate theater setting. Zhor appears with the resident ensemble, including professional dancer and choreographer Cristina Franco and vocalist Carol Mitchell, for a night of dance, performance art, live music, storytelling, and reflective moments. Seating is limited, so advance reservations are recommended. Light bites and refreshments are available, with Zhor’s signature elixir and other specialty beverages on offer. Attendees can meet the resident artists and learn about the venue’s ongoing weekly programs while connecting with a community of creative and spiritually minded individuals.

Real community stories set the stage for laughter. Local business owners, nonprofit directors, and other notable community members speak about their missions in interviews, then those conversations ignite a series of comedic scenes as the humor takes shape. It offers a lively way to get involved and connect with the people who shape the community.

The Unicorns and friends are gearing up for a rocking night at Caledonia Brewing. Music, friendly energy, and good vibes set the tone. ✌🏽🍊❤️🤘🏽🎵🦄

Count Viktor Sângereanu serves as master of ceremonies for a night of high energy dancing and exuberant celebration at Viridian, a nightclub that spans the multiverse. The gathering welcomes magical practitioners, bold adventurers, and curious seekers to move for joy and for a larger purpose. A chill from beyond is testing the edges of reality, seeking a way through. By filling the space with vibrant motion and shared arcana, the crowd will raise bright Glamour, an Ægis strong enough to hold back the shadow and secure the threshold. Creative attire is encouraged, from fantastical looks to historical and futuristic styles. Bring your circle, focus your craft, enjoy live performances, and dance as if countless worlds depend on every beat.

At Andrews Memorial Chapel, a Vintage Apparel and Tea Party brings the Vintage Bridal Gown Exhibit to a close. Surrounded by historic wedding attire, attendees can step into the elegance of an earlier era and appreciate the artistry, workmanship, and histories of the gowns. Tea service with light refreshments will be offered in a cozy, beautiful setting. The event invites guests to see the showcase from a fresh perspective, bringing together heritage, style, and custom in a relaxed, social atmosphere. Guests are welcome to wear vintage-inspired clothing for an afternoon centered on style and celebration.

Whiskey Wings Countryside features music on Sunday.

The Julie Black Duo performs a pre-show set in The England Family Gardens at Ruth Eckerd Hall before Buddy Guy’s concert. Tickets are required.

Back at Ruth Eckerd Hall, GRAMMY winner and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Buddy Guy brings his Buddy Guy 90 Tour with special guest Taj Farrant. Nearing 90, he remains a towering figure in the blues, blending the traditions of classic Chicago style with the grit and flair of rock and roll. His recording journey began in 1959, followed by an early hit in 1960 with “First Time I Met the Blue.” A pivotal moment arrived in 1991 when “Damn Right, I’ve Got the Blues” became the first of his many albums to land on the Billboard charts. This tour offers the chance to see a living legend who still performs with the passion and power that made him iconic. It stands as a tribute to the blues across generations and to one of its great champions, with shows also appearing on historic stages such as the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville and the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles.

Josh & Jenny perform at Crabby's Bar & Grill Clearwater Beach with a blend of soul, folk, funk, and country.

Returning to a familiar Clearwater Beach spot, this event offers an evening of music and a relaxed, upbeat vibe.

Patch demo specialist Dianna leads a free class focused on making non-alcoholic functional beverages at home, highlighting the fun of crafting your own drinks.

Kenneth City Kiwanis hosts a playful story time where Mrs. Krystal shares dinosaur tales with songs and plenty of imagination. After the reading portion, children can take part in a dinosaur themed activity. The gathering takes place at Kenneth City Community Hall. It is a free community event geared to ages 0 to 6 and enjoyable for preschool and elementary aged children. Expect a warm, interactive experience filled with dino themed fun.

A monthly gathering features food, games, and activities, along with opportunities to meet community partners and spend quality time together. This edition spotlights a Back to School Lunch. Throughout the year, themes also include a Memorial Day commemoration cookout, Red, White, and Blue, Football Friday, Ready for Screams, Thankful, and Home for the Holidays.

An upbeat cardio drumming session turns fitness into a party at Largo Community Center. This one-hour class combines rhythmic drumming with an energetic playlist for a music-fueled workout. Attendees are encouraged to wear festive, themed outfits, with this edition highlighting a disco vibe. Celebrated on the last Friday of the month, it offers a lively way to wrap up the week.

An evening with Peter J’s at Belleair Coffee Company & Taphouse features blues alongside coffee, beer, and more to enjoy.

Experience a free night of spontaneous music as Brain Emoji teams up with harpist Seth Lynn of Katara for collaborative sets built entirely in the moment. There is no planned set list, no safety net, and no recycled material. The group follows a self-defined approach that reaches beyond typical jam traditions, composing on the spot through close listening, quick reactions, and confident choices. Nothing is written ahead of time and outcomes remain open, creating a guided exploration that unfolds in real time for everyone in the room. Founded in 2018 by Joe Marcinek and Michael Bryant and later anchored by Vinny Svoboda and Jamie Newitt, the ensemble has grown into a tightly synced unit able to build and dismantle full soundscapes on cue. Their sound draws on post-rock, ambient electronic textures, experimental jazz, noise, and groove-forward improvisation, not as boxes to switch between but as colors they paint with when the moment calls for it. A set might settle into trance-like grooves, dissolve into pure texture, surge into chaos, or turn abruptly, and the movement between these states is the heart of the experience. Each performance follows a narrative arc, traveling from tension to release, from density to space, from control to surrender, wherever it begins, yielding an experience that feels enveloping, surprising, and purposeful. Along the way, they have performed with collaborators and members of The Heavy Pets, Particle, and Mike Dillon, while holding fast to an identity grounded in risk, awareness, and presence. Visual and conceptual elements also thread through the show, with recurring symbols, abstract storylines, and a playful mythology that includes HIM, a one-eyed peach associated with creative chaos. The crowd’s energy feeds directly into the process, shaping what happens next. Every set is intentionally one of a kind.

At the Seaside Seabird Sanctuary, Reading with Rufous offers a kid-friendly story time featuring Rufous, the resident Eastern Screech Owl. Avian Hospital staff member Amy shares a selection of children's stories while young visitors learn about owls and enjoy exploring the Sanctuary. Guests can take a photo with Rufous and receive a small gift to remember the visit. The program is held at the Sanctuary's beachside observation tower. Admission is free, and parking is available in the front lot and behind the Sanctuary.

A patio party with Mikki Neal & The Real Deal takes place at American Legion Post 273.

Southwest Recreation Complex hosts a glowing wiffle ball tournament for players of every skill level. Teams begin with group play that leads into a knockout bracket. Games take place under black lights with glowing balls, lit bases, and an indoor field with full lighting. Neon or glow attire is encouraged. Teams consist of four to five players, the fee is $20 per team, and matches follow AWA Wiffle rules. Preregistration is required. For details or to register, visit Southwest Rec or call (727) 518-3125.

Pasta for a Purpose supports the Heart Gallery of Pinellas and Pasco VFW Post 4364. Guests can enjoy a pasta dinner with dessert, along with a 50/50 raffle and raffle baskets. Tickets are $10 per person and must be purchased in advance, as no tickets will be sold at the door. Takeout will be available, and a cash bar will be open.

Tangerine Creme brings a heat-raising show to the patio at Blur Nightclub. Expect bold energy in an open-air setting.

90 Surge returns to Daiquiri Shak with a tribute to the 90s that channels the grit and drive of grunge and alternative rock. The live set dives into mixtape favorites from Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Creed, Bush, Alice In Chains, Soundgarden, Green Day, Foo Fighters, RHCP, Stone Temple Pilots, Collective Soul, and more. Expect a high-energy performance that celebrates the era from the first chord to the final chorus.

A friendly meetup for beagles and beagle mixes takes place at Dog Pub Social, welcoming dogs from any background along with their humans. This recurring gathering happens every other month on the final Sunday. Beagles are free during these meetups. To help the staff, attendees are encouraged to pre-register their dog in advance or bring copies of up-to-date vaccination records on the day.

At Eddie's Bar & Grill in Dunedin, divers gather to connect with fellow divers and congratulate everyone who completed a certification this month.

On the first Wednesday of each month, seniors 60 and older receive 10% off in-store purchases. The discount applies to everything in the store, with exclusions noted on the website, and additional offers may be listed there as well. This promotion is valid for in-store shopping only.

The show features a dance friendly, sing along mix of rock, pop, and country favorites performed by Jorge Valentine. The set includes hits from Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Poison, Ed Sheeran, Britney Spears, Michael Jackson, Nickelback, Linkin Park, Creed, Luke Bryan, Morgan Wallen, Taylor Swift, and more.

Coach Leo leads an open water swim clinic designed for swimmers of all levels. Participants receive practical instruction on navigation, dolphin dives, water entries, sighting, drafting, and other fundamentals that build confidence in open water. The session supports both race preparation and personal performance goals, offering clear strategies to help swimmers progress. Instruction is provided by experienced coaches. Registration is $35 and can be paid through Venmo or PayPal.

Ride the trains in Largo Central Park during a public run weekend. If you have never registered online before, or if it has been more than a year since your last registration, register in advance and be ready to enter your phone number at the check-in desk.

A Labor Day weekend tradition rolls into Largo High School as the Kiwanis Club of Largo-Mid Pinellas presents its annual car show, celebrating chrome, classics and community spirit. This family-friendly showcase welcomes exhibitors and spectators alike, with an entry fee of $20. Proceeds benefit the Kiwanis Pack-A-Snack Program and the Largo High School Key Club, supporting local children and student leadership. Awards will highlight favorites across several categories, including American and British entries, classic and import standouts, Best of Show, and a newly added recognition for electric vehicles. Expect everything from timeless designs to modern EVs, all gathered for a good cause.

SwingShift brings a lively mix of dance floor favorites to the waterfront patio at American Legion Post 273. This five-piece variety party band delivers upbeat tunes across genres, creating an energetic atmosphere for continuous dancing outdoors by the water.

In any weather, the patio at Mad Hatter’s hosts a weekly drum circle that brings people together around shared rhythm and community. Instruments are optional, since the host provides a few loaner drums and asks that borrowers handle them with care. All experience levels are welcome, from dedicated percussionists to first-timers who just want to keep the beat. Inside, there is a pool table, board games, air hockey, and a wide selection of nonalcoholic drinks like tea, coffee, boba tea, and smoothies. The space is alcohol free, and alcohol is not allowed.

A top touring Kid Rock tribute show brings the hits and high-energy vibe to Bert’s Barracuda Harley-Davidson. Enjoy a live performance that channels the sound and attitude of the original for a full-throttle tribute experience.

Drivers and fans of the Honda Element gather for a monthly beach meetup in the Tampa Bay area, enjoying a relaxed day by the water with fellow enthusiasts. Attendees can drop in and stay as long as they like, with low-key activities that may include parts swapping, quick accessory installs, paddleboarding, kayaking, skateboarding, rollerskating, kite flying, drone flying, and outdoor movies. It is a casual, beach and water focused hangout that highlights the Element lifestyle among friends.

An all-inclusive dance session inspired by the Zumba® program welcomes participants of every age and ability level. A seated option is available upon request for those who prefer or need it. No YMCA membership is required to take part, and the class is open to the community. Everyone is welcome to move, groove, and enjoy the experience together.

The Original Crabby Bill's sets the stage for live music from Surfin' Raccoon's, paired with chilled drinks, fresh dishes, and attentive service. The venue is popular with both residents and visitors, creating a lively setting for music and good food.

A book club gathering focused on the club’s upcoming read, hosted at Addicted to the Bean.

A festive Scottish weekend in Dunedin features the Rollin Drones, described as Scotland’s biggest bagpipe pop band. The festivities begin with a Scotch whisky tasting hosted by the band, highlighting Arran Whiskies from the Isle of Arran and paired with a charcuterie board. The celebration continues with a hoolie, a Scottish-style party filled with traditional music, dancing, and drinks, where the band delivers contemporary tunes with a bagpipe twist. Expect red and white wine at every table, hors d’oeuvres, and a cash bar. Tickets for the tasting and the concert are sold separately. This is the biggest fundraiser of the year, with a silent auction of various items and a raffle for a tour of Scotland for two.

The Rockus Band performs at The Eagles #4147 in St. Pete in celebration of Terry's 60th birthday.

This monthly Pinellas County gathering at SHAMc offers open-minded conversation on metaphysical ideas, honoring both new and old perspectives. Participants meet in the art center behind the cool VW to connect without judgment, respecting each other’s space, opinions, and time while offering support and guidance. Each meetup features a monthly topic shared by different Starseeds, then continues with a group discussion where like-minded souls exchange knowledge and personal experiences. Questions are welcomed and everyone has an equal voice in this interactive, non-judgmental setting. Attendees are encouraged to bring a favorite chair or blanket, along with their own beverage or snack. Gratitude donations of $5 are graciously accepted to help cover hosting costs and support SHAMc.

This special women's day banquet invites guests to dress to impress and celebrate together.

A playful night of gooey fun awaits at Highland Recreation Complex. Despite the title, everyone ages 5 and older is welcome. Teams take on slime-focused games and creative challenges inspired by classic game shows, with plenty of laughs along the way. Food and dessert are available before the competition begins, then it is all about diving into the goo. Bring a towel and a change of clothes since getting messy is part of the plan. Pricing is $30 per couple and $10 for each additional child.

Experience a country-inspired evening at the Annual Daddy Daughter Date Night featuring a Denim and Darlings theme. Fathers and daughters ages 3 and older can share dinner, hit the dance floor, enjoy dessert, and soak up a warm western atmosphere. The event takes place at the Largo Community Center. Admission is $45 per couple, with $15 for each additional daughter, and tickets can be purchased at the Largo Community Center.

FLO-RAW makes a return appearance at Rock the Rocks at OG Crabbys with a live set that spans genres and eras. The performance draws from music across the decades, offering a varied soundtrack for a wide range of tastes.

The Bag O Trix band returns to Bauser's for another live rock performance.

Discover a wide range of youth and teen sports at a free City of Largo expo that brings together coaches, instructors, teams, and community groups. Families can chat with program leaders, compare local leagues, and find options that match their children’s interests, abilities, and goals. The day features live demonstrations and hands-on activities so young athletes can sample different sports and get answers to their questions. Whether you are exploring something new or hoping to connect with a nearby program, this one-stop event welcomes beginners and seasoned players of any age.

Celebrate the season opener as Chicago faces Carolina. More details will be shared soon, and fans can look forward to a familiar home base in Safety Harbor for Chicago Bears football.

Celebrate all things 80s with a high-energy dance show followed by a full-on dance party. Retro outfits are encouraged, whether that means Miami Vice-inspired style, Aqua Net hair, leg warmers, or parachute pants. Arriving a little early is recommended so you can place a food order. This is a free event with free parking, and guests are encouraged to support local art by ordering from the restaurant’s wide-ranging menu. Deejay Flash will keep the floor moving with favorite 80s hits, and there will be raffles and trivia to keep the fun going. Bring friends and enjoy the throwback vibe together. Those interested in performing can contact Lady Darjuxena (DJ Palumbo) at 727-698-9698 or Darjuxena@yahoo.com. Vendors can reach out to Angie at the venue.

Roll up your sleeves for a hands-on seafood cooking class featuring easy and quick sautéed white fish with a simple pan sauce, a margarita shrimp salad made with tequila, and three salmon variations... Asian marinated, lemon honey glazed, and spice rubbed and seared. The menu also includes an appetizer seafood salad with scallops, crab, shrimp, and fish, New England-style langoustine lobster rolls, and a salade Niçoise prepared with fresh Ahi sushi-grade tuna. A Marseille-style saffron risotto with shrimp, bay scallops, and mahi mahi showcases classic flavors, and blackened shrimp served with Bloody Mary gazpacho rounds out the experience.

A three-day AKC agility trial takes place at the Dog Training Club of St Petersburg. The event is held indoors on turf with a ring measuring at least 80 by 110 feet. Judging will occur each day, with Lavonda L Herring serving as judge for all three days. Entries are being accepted.

A lively patio party featuring Mikki Neal & The Real Deal unfolds at American Legion Post 273 in Madeira Beach. The celebration takes place on the patio.

Enjoy German fare. Please check back for exact times.

A monthly shoreline cleanup returns to the Dunedin Causeway, organized by the Salty Soul Foundation. Since 2017, the group has removed over 33,000 pounds of trash from beaches across Florida and California, and this effort continues that mission one beach at a time. All cleanup gear will be provided on site, including gloves, buckets, and trash bags, and attendees are encouraged to bring sun protection. Co-host organizations from the Tampa Bay area will be on hand, offering opportunities to connect with local environmental advocates. Salty Soul merchandise will be available for purchase, with proceeds directed to cleanup costs and advertising fees. The event also features a celebration of Hunu's Journey, the children's book by co-founders John and Mary, with a special acknowledgment of its impact on inspiring future ocean stewards.

Discover the basics of diamond art in a calm, social class where participants complete a personal project and choose from multiple designs. Open to ages 8 and older, with minors attending alongside a participating adult. The fee is $15 per person, no membership required, and all necessary materials are supplied unless noted otherwise. No previous art experience is required. Registration is handled only through Largo Recreation, and organizers will not request contact via private message.

Speak Up celebrates five years of community impact with its 5th Annual Fundraiser, honoring longtime supporters as well as those who joined along the way. This year brings a change of scenery at The Estate, creating a relaxed and lively setting for a meaningful cause. Tickets are $35 per person, and food will be provided by Stuffed Mushroom. Every dollar raised directly supports Speak Up’s programs, with donations welcome from those who cannot attend.

Experience a live musical performance.

Beagle lovers and their pups gather for a relaxed social meetup at Barks and Brews Taphouse. All beagles and beagle mixes are welcome, regardless of background. These gatherings take place every other month on the last Sunday, offering time for dogs to mingle and for their people to connect. Day passes for beagles are discounted to $5 during the meetup. Pre-registration with up-to-date vaccination records is required.

Enjoy a live performance by Streetwise.

Patch Demo Specialist Dianna hosts a cooking class where Di demonstrates how easy it can be to make pad that at home using organic ingredients. Seating is limited, and availability is on a first come basis.

Mighty Mystic will perform live at the Safety Harbor Art and Music Center in Safety Harbor, FL. On the previous occasion, the show drew a big crowd. Ticket information and additional details will be shared as they become available.

FEARville offers a night of thrills with FEARville’s Haunted Maze, the INFESTATION scare zone, and the Hallows Hayride. Between scares, refuel at the on-site food truck and bars serving beer, wine, and cocktails, and take part in wine tastings paired with a goats experience. Those with a VIP Pass can add mechanical bull rides, extra entertainment, animal feeding, and gem mining to their visit.

THE ROCKUS BAND takes the stage at The Eagles #4147 in St Pete.

Yoshi and CJ from The Headbang perform at Daiquiri Shack with a set of classic 80s hair anthems plus other well known favorites from the 80s, 90s, and beyond. This duo show is all about delivering familiar hits for your entertainment.

Experience a seasonal destination filled with classic fall favorites and friendly entertainment. Throughout the month, enjoy a pumpkin patch, an 18-hole mini golf course, gem mining, animal encounters, a corn beach, a toddler-friendly bounce house, pedal carts, BunnyLand, games, and pony rides. On select weekends, the lineup expands with an educational water-view hayride, pumpkin cannons, mechanical bull rides, and special food and craft vendors. Pre-sale tickets with 20 percent savings are available, and birthday party and group packages can be arranged.

Enjoy a relaxed outing with food and drinks, then continue your day by exploring more of what Dunedin has to offer.

Gold Coast Greyhound Adoptions, Gulf Coast Chapter hosts a casual meet and greet in the courtyard at Crooked Thumb Brewery in Safety Harbor, offering a chance to meet adoptable greyhounds and learn more about the breed. Visitors can chat with volunteers, make new connections, and purchase beverages from the brewery while they mingle. Applicants who wish to meet a specific foster can contact the organizers in advance so they can try to arrange for that dog to attend. Applications are available on the organization’s website. This outdoor gathering is weather dependent, and extreme heat or thunderstorms may lead to cancellation, so check their page or message them for updates.

Design a personalized stack of bracelets at this Art on the Rocks class at the Beach Art Center. Create four to five beaded pieces and add optional charms such as coastal motifs, initials, birthstones, hearts, or sea glass. Choose from a wide range of ceramic, glass, and semi-precious stone beads to build a set in matching or complementary colors. You may also make a pair of matching earrings, or opt for a fifth bracelet. All supplies and tools are provided.

SwingShift brings a high energy show with a five piece variety party dance band performing a mix of popular dance tunes. The set is designed to keep the dance floor moving from start to finish.

Island Fest 2026 celebrates the natural beauty and wonder of Honeymoon Island with experiences for all ages. The event features guided beach walks, hands on family activities and interactive exhibits, an arts and crafts market, and culinary choices from food trucks. Entry to the festival is free with admission to Honeymoon Island. Well behaved dogs are welcome.

Create a custom hat at Pee Pa’s Craft Brewery with a relaxed, guided painting workshop that trades woodburning for pre-engraved designs, making it friendly for beginners and anyone who wants to focus on creativity. Your ticket includes a hat with a laser-engraved design, all painting supplies with brushes and aprons, and step-by-step instruction in a welcoming atmosphere. Choose your hat color and artwork, pick from a wide range of paint colors, then visit the hat bar to add ribbons or bands a la carte starting at $3, and head home with a wearable piece of art. Design options include peonies, sunflowers, lavender, or a Highland cow. Extra embellishments such as mini floral bouquets, charms, and feathers are available for purchase. The featured style is a vegan suede rancher with a flat brim, adjustable to fit head sizes 55 to 58 cm. Tickets are $75 plus tax, and spots are confirmed once payment is received.

A sneaker ball with a dressy twist invites attendees to pair formal outfits with their favorite kicks for a festive celebration of life. Expect energizing music, plenty of dancing, chances to connect with others, and photo-worthy moments, all while supporting a nonprofit ministry and its positive work in the community. The focus is on fun, fellowship, and purpose, creating an inspiring night that blends style, comfort, and meaningful impact.

Now in its 54th edition, the Our Lady of Lourdes fall festival brings the community together as parish and school volunteers raise a large tent and transform the campus with rides, games, music, and plenty of good cheer. Families will find numerous rides for every age, including a dedicated kiddie area for little ones, and game booths where participants can win prizes.

Best of the Bay honorees bring a blend of pop and rock to Harbor Bar during Safety Harbor’s 3rd Friday. FLO-RAW, named Best Pop Band, performs live with Women of Rock, recognized as Best Rock Band, in a show featuring both acts.

Decades presents its debut show at Coco's Crush Bar IRB in Indian Rocks Beach. This marks their first appearance at this venue.

Interest has been incredibly strong for the Hamilton Broadway master class, which filled during priority registration. The studio thanks T3 families for the enthusiastic response to this special experience. A waitlist is available by emailing studio@t3performers.com, and those on the list will be contacted if a spot opens.

Marking three decades of the Mattie Williams Neighborhood Family Center, this gala brings a 1996 themed celebration to Safety Harbor Resort and Spa with an upbeat blend of music, community spirit, and giving back. The evening opens with a welcoming glass of champagne, an open bar, appetizers, and live music that set the tone for connection. A buffet dinner and program follow with continued bar service, moving stories, award recognitions, and live and silent auctions that honor the people who make the mission possible. Festivities conclude with checkout and a lively dance party. The program reflects on the journey from the early days to the impact being made now, celebrating resilience and the power of working together. Every ticket, sponsorship, and raised paddle helps provide food, stability, and opportunity for families in the community. Sponsorships are available through Executive Director David Hale at 727-791-8255. Reserved tables and individual tickets will be announced soon. Guests are encouraged to embrace bold, bright, 90s inspired attire and make the look their own.

FLO-RAW takes the stage at Tampa Bay’s largest Halloween party with music spanning decades and genres. Expect costume chaos and raffle drawings with prizes.

This event features Whiskey Throttle at Crooked Thumb Brewery.

The Midnight Maasquerade returns with a fantasy-themed release ball celebrating the next book in Sarah J. Maas’s ACOTAR series. Fans who attended the first edition will recognize the experience, while newcomers can look forward to a welcoming, immersive atmosphere. Each guest will receive the new book as part of the celebration.

Set sail aboard the Margaritaville Islander for a Halloween Boo's Cruise to Cozumel that keeps the music going day and night. LANDFALL, a leading Jimmy Buffett tribute band from Florida, appears alongside The Lonely Ones, Yacht-a-Rock, The Dueling Piano Show, Karen & the Managers, Abby & Rob, and The Courtney Gains Group. Expect live performances around the clock, games, costume contests, and plenty of chances to meet and mingle with the musicians throughout the voyage. The cruise is hosted by Malachai from the original Children of the Corn. Cabin rates start at $169 per person.

The SACA Annual New Year Ballroom Dance Party is a public event that offers a festive ballroom dance celebration to welcome the New Year.

See The Rockus Band at The Eagles #4147 in St. Pete.

The 62nd Annual Art Harvest brings two days of juried, outdoor art to Highlander Park, celebrating creativity, community, and giving back. Explore original works and handcrafted pieces from local and regional artists in a family-friendly, fall setting, with plenty of opportunities to discover unique items. The event also supports the Junior League of Clearwater-Dunedin’s mission and community impact initiatives, offering a meaningful way to champion local artists and important programs.