Events in Largo today

Build steadiness and confidence in a progressively structured yoga session that draws on a range of movement practices to help reduce fall risk. Through postures performed both seated and upright, you will sharpen balance awareness, strengthen the legs, and gently mobilize the toes, ankles, knees, hips, spine, and shoulders. The session opens with focused breathing and closes with a guided relaxation. Held at Southwest Rec. Designed for adults. Drop-in pricing is $8 or $16, and the class is eligible for a healthcare program.

Healing Tampa Bay hosts a weekly community pantry that offers groceries and clothing in a caring, respectful environment. Support is available for adults and children with access to apparel, plus personal hygiene items when supplies permit. Staff provide guidance with SNAP applications and recertification, assistance enrolling in Medicaid and Medicare, and help with the government phone program. When additional needs arise, referrals are available for housing support, utility assistance, and other community resources. The aim is to ensure no one faces difficult times alone, and all community members, including friends, neighbors, and family who could benefit, are welcome.

Readers gather at Troubled Waters Brewing for the Mid Pinellas Silent Book Club’s second Mondays meetup. Part of a global community with more than 2,000 chapters in 68 countries and over a million participants, this gathering has no assigned reading, so it is bring your own book in any format. Settle in with a drink, enjoy a quiet hour of reading alongside fellow book lovers, then choose to chat about books or keep reading. Recommendation cards will be available to share favorite titles, and these suggestions are later posted on the chapter’s social media.

Bahama Breeze in Tampa hosts a live performance by Fred Chandler. A singer, songwriter, and versatile multi-instrumentalist, he draws on experience from solo, duo, and full band appearances at venues, community events, and open mic nights.

This summer crafting series at Southwest Recreation Complex features preplanned handmade projects with step-by-step guidance in a relaxed setting. Participants can unwind with a selection of mocktails while creating something to take home. Projects highlighted across the series include painting wooden hairbrushes, decorating tote bags, and adding charms to picture frames. Designed for adults, with minors welcome when accompanied by a participating adult. Pre-registration is required at least 24 hours before class, and the cost is $15.

Learn Tai Chi's 109 movements through supportive, guided instruction from Tai Chi Traditions instructors. The practice emphasizes benefits for the mind, body, and soul. A $5 donation per class is requested to help cover expenses and rental of the space.

This weekly session focuses on meditation and receiving messages from spirit guides. The experience is intended to support grounding and preparation for the week ahead.

A long-running real estate investing meetup created by Larry Harbolt and now hosted by Derick Outar brings together investors, real estate professionals, and business-minded people at The Breakroom Bar & Grill. The gathering begins with time to mingle, then moves into a focused discussion on commercial deals before opening up conversation around all types of properties, including residential, single family, multifamily, and commercial. Participants have a dedicated moment to share needs or challenges, followed by a segment covering key fundamentals such as insurance, legal considerations, taxes, and local rules. The evening concludes with open questions and additional networking. Larry Harbolt is widely recognized for expertise in creative seller financing. With more than three decades of experience, he has taught thousands of aspiring investors how to move forward without large amounts of capital or perfect credit, earning a reputation as a practical educator and national speaker. Although Derick Outar now leads the meetup, Larry’s approach continues to guide the conversations and learning. Each week delivers a broad mix of topics that can benefit newcomers and seasoned professionals alike, offering a place to exchange ideas, explore opportunities, and expand professional connections. Attendees often enjoy food and conversation as a way to support the venue and make the most of the networking time.

This weekly Digimon tournament features a $7 entry fee. The winner receives a promo pack. The prize pool is two packs per person, and each participant also gets one participation pack.

Level up your bachata with an advanced session focused on movement, footwork, and technique, led by instructors Amy Cee and Rome at La Pasadita. The small group format allows for personalized guidance and hands-on demonstrations, and the instructors keep the atmosphere lively. A welcoming, diverse group of regulars adds to the supportive vibe. Admission is $15 per person. Enjoy $6 drink specials and authentic Mexican food from the venue. A complimentary social dance follows the class so you can put new skills into practice right away.

This weekly BNI gathering centers on the Giver’s Gain philosophy, where participants offer referrals, guidance, and expertise so everyone moves forward together. The meeting is designed to build real relationships, surface new opportunities, and acknowledge successes that grow from working together and mutual trust. More than a standard networking session, it is a community grounded in integrity, accountability, and collective growth.

This training builds water safety knowledge through paddle boarding and rescue skills. Topics include navigating lithium battery rescue boards, paddle board instruction, AED, Stop the Bleed, Meta glasses, 4K GoPro, Narcan training, what3words, and additional safety topics.

Returning to its newest Dunedin and Palm Harbor location at The West End Market, this gathering centers on community, meaningful connection, and thoughtful conversation for those seeking growth in business, spirituality, and relationships. A guest access pass is available for $10, and PLW membership offers additional benefits, including access to nine locations. The event features purpose-aligned leader Jalaine Poirier.

Explore the deeper wisdom of tarot in a weekly class that introduces the cards and their sacred interpretations. Instruction centers on understanding the deck in ways that foster spiritual growth and personal evolution.

This meet and greet offers a chance to meet the instructors as they present their classes, explore the premises, and get questions answered. It is a secular co-op and everyone is welcome. Please do not park on the grass. Paved parking is available in front of and behind the church, and all brick parking spaces are public and free.

An Early Dinners outing heads to Grillsmith in Countryside as part of the Community Center Day Trips program. The fee is $9/$14, and dinner is paid on your own with the restaurant. Once a reservation is purchased, refunds are not available unless the Community Center cancels the trip.

All materials are available at no cost thanks to a generous surplus of donations. The lending model has been discontinued, so items are meant to be taken home and kept. Families will find a vast selection of homeschool curriculum along with a large variety of educational games, with thousands of resources to support learning at home.

Free-to-play, weekly live trivia at Clear Sky Draught Haus is presented by Trivia Nation. Teams face general knowledge questions in a style reminiscent of familiar quiz shows and classic trivia board games. The format works for friends, coworkers, and families, and solo participants can join a team on site. Each week offers $100 in prizes. For a head start, a free answer of the week is available on Trivia Nation's website.

Truthful Tuesdays offers an open, conversational class that pairs lively astrology check-ins with hands-on exploration of metaphysical themes. Each session opens with a grounded look at current cosmic trends, then shifts into an engaging forum for questions and shared perspectives on spirituality, consciousness, intuition, and subtle energies. It blends guidance with dialogue to support curious minds seeking clarity, connection, and deeper understanding. It takes place every second Tuesday of the month, and admission is $20.

Enjoy a free trivia night at Coco’s Crush Bar in Indian Rocks Beach, where teams compete over rounds of questions with food and a full bar available. Gift cards go to the top three teams, with $30 for first place, $20 for second, and $10 for third. Players can also earn five bonus points by reading the three daily article headlines before the game.

Enjoy Taco Tuesday at The Tap with $2 tacos and a two-topping hand-tossed pizza for $11.99 for dine-in only, plus Happy Hour, $5 appetizers, and drink specials available all week. BANDINGO Music Bingo adds to the fun with no charge to play or to win. Count on good food, cold drinks, and great company.

Bandingo Music Bingo turns music recognition into a game at Slyce (Madeira Beach). A host plays short song clips while players mark their bingo cards based on what they hear. There are no trivia questions and no live band, keeping the focus on the soundtrack. Prizes and bragging rights are up for grabs, and the menu features cold drinks and stone baked pizzas. It is family friendly and free to play.

This weekly tournament for Star Wars Unlimited features a constructed deck format, and the entry fee is $7.

Royal Vapor Lounge hosts a lively trivia night with new host Gannon. The event features flavorful teas, music, and an all-you-can-drink kava option.

Each week, Tribe Tea House Largo hosts a trivia night led by community friend Charlie. Participants tackle a mix of entertaining, brain-teasing questions, and winners receive gift cards.

Put your knowledge to the test at Tribe with trivia hosted by Ron, a quirky local enigma with a question set that breaks from the usual repeats. Winners earn gift cards. Come with a team or make it a date, enjoy drinks, and let Ron guide you through the tough questions.

At Gulf Beaches Public Library, babies and toddlers can enjoy a gentle storytime filled with stories, songs, movement, and playful interaction, created especially for children ages 2 and under. Each gathering supports early literacy and language development, builds social skills, and nurtures a lifelong love of reading. Parents, grandparents, and caregivers can connect with other local families while little readers explore and have fun together.

Adults can enjoy a calm, creative coloring session at Gulf Beaches Public Library. The group welcomes all experience levels and offers a friendly space to reduce stress, practice mindfulness, spark creativity, and connect with others in the community.

Watch the sky change over Dunedin Causeway at a weekly sunset meetup that brings together Jeep enthusiasts. Settle in with a chair, a cooler, and some shade, then head to the nearby sandbar with a float or tube and look for sand dollars. Dogs, alcohol, and glass are not allowed on the Causeway, and police actively patrol the area with fines for violations. A restaurant with a bar is within walking distance, and bathrooms are available. Please be considerate and leave the shoreline cleaner than when you arrived.

Settle in for a relaxed jam session filled with music and laughs. A rotating house band keeps the songs flowing, and drinks are poured throughout the evening. The focus is on alcohol-free fun with a lively, ever-changing soundtrack.

La Pasadita hosts a salsa social that begins with an all-levels lesson and then flows into open dancing to lively music. The class costs $15 and includes entry to the social. A partner is not required, and beginners as well as experienced dancers are welcome. Monthly membership options are available.

Karaoke takes center stage at O2 Easy Kava Lounge, with four hours of singing and sign-up opening 30 minutes before the start. Taking place on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month, it offers a recurring opportunity to get on the mic. A pool table, comfortable seating, and TVs are available for relaxing between songs.

Challenge your brain at a weekly trivia showdown in Dunedin that draws some of the city’s top players. The questions are designed to push how much you really know, so bring your best focus and get ready for a serious challenge.

A high-energy Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournament takes over Tribe Tea House, hosted by Daryl and built for maximum play. Multiple setups run at once, and players are welcome to bring a preferred controller, with loaner equipment available for anyone who wants to jump in. The competition features 1v1 matches in a two-stage format, beginning with round robin pools and culminating in a finals bracket for the top performers. Sets are best two out of three with three stocks and a seven-minute timer, with items and Final Smash turned off. There are no character restrictions, and the stage list is provided on-site. Signups are available with late entries accepted, and a few floating spots help keep the bracket moving. Prizes go to the top two finishers, with $50 for first place and $20 for second. Please note the house policy requires at least one drink purchase to support the venue and the community.

A different kind of networking space designed for candid conversation. This facilitated gathering invites women in business to speak openly about what is really happening in their work, receive straightforward feedback, and be heard by peers who understand. Each meeting begins with a guiding prompt to spark meaningful discussion. No need to perform or polish answers... just honest voices from women who are in it. Hosted at Studio 131. A $10 drop in is collected at the door via Venmo.

Learn how to build a personal driving business in this live information session with zTrip Clearwater. The opportunity is designed for independent contractors, with a vehicle, rides, and continuing support provided so you can focus on earning. You choose your schedule and bring the drive and hustle needed to succeed. It is not a traditional job. It is a flexible path to creating your own income with greater control.

Mahjong enthusiasts gather at Gulf Beaches Public Library for a relaxed session of the classic tile game. The focus is on strategy, concentration, and friendly interaction, offering a welcoming way to challenge the mind and connect with others. The group is open to both experienced players and those looking to enjoy the game in a supportive library setting.

Health Talks at the Largo Community Center now continue under a new banner as Healthy Lifestyle Forums. This ongoing series shares straightforward ways to support everyday well-being, offering practical ideas for nutrition, fitness, and healthy habits, plus information on helpful services and resources. Attendees can pick up useful tips, gain fresh insights, and connect with others focused on healthier living. This session highlights heat and heart strain as part of the August theme, Hearts, Joints and Joy. Walk-ins are welcome, and pre-registration is encouraged by calling (727) 518-3131.

The Tattoo Factory of Largo is offering a $30 tattoo special. This promotion features a selection of more than 100 designs, with each tattoo priced at $30.

Enjoy a refreshing ice cream social paired with friendly games at Largo Community Center. Intended for adults and seniors, this casual gathering welcomes friends and encourages a playful competitive spirit. Admission is $3.

Designed for newcomers, this tai chi class at the Dunedin Recreation Center features step-by-step instruction from Tai Chi Traditions instructors, covering 109 movements to support the well-being of mind, body, and spirit. A $5 donation per class is requested to help cover space rental and other expenses.

Explore investing and personal finance in a friendly community setting at Gulf Beaches Public Library. The Investment Club brings neighbors together to talk through strategies, financial literacy topics, stock market news, and broader economic trends. Newcomers and experienced investors alike can connect, exchange ideas, and continue their financial education through open conversation and lifelong learning.

A family-focused science class at McGough Nature Park features interactive experiments for families to take part in together. This is a drop-in program, $4 per person.

At Portkey Books, the Romantasy Book Club turns its attention to The Knight And The Moth by Rachel Gillig. The group generally meets on the second Thursday every other month and, when the weather cooperates, conversations are held in the courtyard at Portkey Books. Any last minute changes due to weather are shared with those who RSVP through the webstore and are also posted in the Romantasy Facebook group, on social media, and on the bookstore door. Looking ahead, picks include Behooved by M Stevenson in April, The Wicked Sea by Jordan Stephanie Gray in June, The Knight & The Moth by Rachel Gillig in August, The Isle in the Silver Sea by Tasha Suri in October, and a Romantasy Pitch Party in December.

This casual Standard format Pokémon tournament features a $7 entry fee. Every participant receives a prize, and winners earn extra rewards.

Nurture Your Inner Garden is a twice monthly women’s circle offering a welcoming environment for connection, self inquiry, and empowerment. Inspired by the idea that inner lives flourish with care like a tended garden, the gathering invites participants to notice and clear the unhelpful thoughts, beliefs, emotions, and patterns that can take root, while practicing tools that build awareness, confidence, joy, and intentional living. Each meeting provides time for candid conversation and reflection on life’s bigger questions, whether navigating changes in family, relationships, or work, or seeking a renewed sense of self and community. Guided by Maytte Dusseau and Patty Cimino, the circle blends mindset, conscious creation, and the connection between mind and body. The format is interactive, with opportunities to share, listen, reflect, and feel supported. All women are welcome, and participants are encouraged to arrive exactly as they are. Contributions are donation based, with a suggested amount of $20.

Troubled Waters Brewing partners with Timeless Entertainment for a trivia night as the weekend approaches.

Little ones can settle in for a lively storytime crafted for ages 2 to 4 at Gulf Beaches Public Library. Children and caregivers can share tales, sing along, move to music, and take part in playful, hands-on activities that nurture early reading and language skills. The welcoming library setting encourages creativity, imagination, and social connection while making books and storytelling feel joyful and interactive.

A weekly meditation group at Gulf Beaches Public Library offers a calm setting to step away from daily busyness. Welcoming both newcomers and experienced meditators, it provides a peaceful space to pause, breathe, and recharge. The practice supports stress relief, improved focus, relaxation, and overall wellness, while also fostering a sense of community and mental well-being in a quiet library environment.

Discover how astrology can offer insight into yourself and the world. Starting from the moment of birth as recorded in a natal chart, this class breaks the subject into weekly lessons that explore the twelve zodiac signs and their meanings, the planets and their symbols, aspects, elements, and modalities. By the end, you will be able to interpret your own chart and use it as a tool for self discovery and personal growth. Cost is $30.

Settle in for a sociable Scrabble session at Gulf Beaches Public Library. Players of all experience levels can take part, from avid word lovers to anyone who enjoys a classic board game. Expect good-natured competition, easy conversation, and plenty of chances to stretch your vocabulary while you play. The library provides an inviting community space for strategy, wordplay, and meeting fellow enthusiasts.

Tutterow Dance Academy hosts its annual fall registration at the Largo Community Center. Families can enroll dancers ages 2 to 17 in a variety of styles, including ballet, jazz, hip hop, tap, and more. Private lessons are also available by appointment.

Kick off the weekend with beer battered fish, shrimp, and burgers.

FLO-RAW returns to Whiskey Wings Largo with a high-energy mix of songs spanning decades and genres. Get ready to dance, sing, and party throughout the show.

This weekly tournament features Final Fantasy, and the entry fee is $7.

Drunken Shrubbery performs live on the Noel Cooney stage at Flanagan's in Dunedin.

Clearwater Marine hosts an in-store boat show series where visitors can explore featured boats, fresh inventory, and special weekend arrivals in a relaxed summer atmosphere with a shaded outdoor space. A dedicated Liquidation Area features rotating closeout inventory and special pricing available while supplies last.

The HOB Give Back offers a free grocery distribution for anyone facing food insecurity or needing assistance with food. All are welcome and no identification is required. To keep things fair, it is one bag per household, and staff may confirm that multiple attendees are not from the same home. Food is sorted from donations provided through Good Neighbors, and each household selects items that suit their needs. Bags typically include options such as fresh produce, breads, desserts, and meat. Availability changes from week to week, and certain items may have limits per family. To avoid long lines, a lottery system is used. Giveaway cards are handed out and drawn at random to set the order. Once distribution begins, anyone arriving later receives a smiley face and will be served after those with cards, since new cards cannot be issued once the process is underway. The distribution takes place under the pavilion at HOB Brewing Co.

MERGE and FRID host a beach day to celebrate the start of a new school year. This gathering welcomes ITP students, recent graduates, working interpreters, and members of the Deaf community, with an open invitation to all. Enjoy time on the sand, reconnect with familiar faces, and meet new friends through easy conversation in a relaxed setting. Bring beach essentials and favorite snacks, and be ready to sign.

A playful goat yoga session at DK Farms & Gardens led by a professional instructor and accompanied by the farm’s goats. Set within a rustic farm backdrop, the class offers a lighthearted way to practice yoga and unwind. Please bring a yoga mat. Advance registration is required.

At Central Park Performing Arts Center, the CJH Ultimate Summer Jazz Jam highlights a signature CJH summer tradition, uniting leading instrumentalists and vocalists from across Tampa Bay for a unique celebration of live jazz. Hosted by drummer Mark Feinman, the lineup includes Belinda Womack, Carl Fischer, Jeremy Carter, James Suggs, Ronnie Dee, Scotty Wright, Allison Nash, Judi Glover, Trace Zacur, Fernando Cruz, Alejandro Arenas on bass, David Manson, and guitarist Dominic Walker, with additional guests to be announced. The festivities open in the Parkview Room with a silent auction and community celebration in support of the Clearwater Jazz Holiday Foundation, featuring performances by CJH Young Lions, food and beverages available for purchase, and special hospitality for High Note Society members and CJH corporate partners. The jam continues in the Tonne Playhouse with a new format this year. Seating options include a limited allotment of free stadium seats, and a small number of reserved tables for four available with a $120 donation to the Clearwater Jazz Holiday Foundation. Artists are subject to change.

Karaoke takes center stage at Pana Kava Java - Westbay with a relaxed, high-energy evening made for singers and supporters alike. Step up to channel an inner rockstar, belt out 90s and early 2000s alternative favorites, or sip kava while cheering on friends. Expect open microphones, plenty to drink, and a welcoming, judgment-free vibe that keeps the fun going. Pick a track that fits your style and let your voice shine.

Experience the craic of Ireland at Bassano Cheesecake Cafe.