Events in Melbourne, FL

This gathering focuses on intentional networking with local Brevard business owners. It is an opportunity to meet the chapter and learn more about their approach.

Explore the shopping area at the EGA National Seminar, open to the public at the Hyatt Regency Orlando in Orlando, Florida. While browsing is open to everyone, the seminar and its classes require pre-payment and pre-registration. Room details are still to be determined. For directions within the hotel, watch for signage or ask at the front desk.

Walk-in interviews are available for caregiver positions that help make a difference in the community. Interviews are conducted during your visit, and completing the application ahead of time can help the process move faster. Required qualifications include certification or licensure as a CNA, HHA, LPN, or RN, with support available for obtaining an HHA credential. Additional requirements include I-9 documentation, CPR, a TB test or chest X-ray, a background check, and AHCA fingerprinting.

Open play is available all day, and anyone who participates receives 10% off their purchase.

Enjoy Commander fun. Everyone who plays will receive 10 percent of their purchase.

Dig into big, crispy, juicy chicken wings for $7 per order of eight, with your choice of sauces. Drink specials include $8 Bud Light pitchers and $6 mixers made with Jack or Tito's.

An open mic at Dirty Birds Tiki Bar & Grill features full-band accompaniment for singers and players. Bring your own instrument or use gear provided by the band. Upon arrival, add your name to the sign up sheet to secure a spot on stage.

A monthly gathering for real estate investors, private lenders, and contractors. Two to three investors share their deals, there is time set aside for networking, and private lenders give brief introductions. Contractors showcase before and after projects. A guest speaker will be announced.

Bid on a wide mix of advertising, products, and services at an auction that highlights local businesses. Expect offerings such as magazine and newspaper placements, business cards, billboards, social media and digital campaigns, radio spots, banners, professional photography sessions, hotel stays, photo booths, event tickets, and legal support, among others. Bidders can pursue deep savings, with some items selling for a fraction of typical prices, even around a quarter or a third of the usual cost. Advance registration is available, and preparing a list of target items can make bidding smoother. The variety is designed to suit both business promotion needs and personal treats, all while benefiting local businesses.

Enjoy a family friendly evening of drag racing at Orlando Speed World Dragway. The night features open test and tune runs for trucks, minivans, cars, motorcycles, and dedicated race cars. Spectators can watch a wide range of vehicles make passes down the track while enjoying food and beverages from the OSW Cafe. Admission options include general admission for $20 and racer admission for $30, with free entry for children under 10.

A spiritually focused circle for women offers a welcoming setting to deepen personal connection and shared community. Hosted at Cosmic Harmony, this gathering centers on mindfulness, self compassion, and intentional living while honoring the strength of sisterhood. Participants can take part in guided meditation to ground and center, thoughtful conversation about spiritual growth, self care, and inner wisdom, and simple rituals that celebrate feminine energy. The space encourages open sharing, attentive listening, and mutual support without judgment. All levels of experience are welcome, whether exploring these practices for the first time or continuing an established journey. Bringing a journal, any meaningful items, and an open heart is encouraged. Attendance is offered on a donation basis.

A concert at the Kia Center in Orlando brings the Red Clay Strays, the Revivalists, and Haley Reinhart together on one stage. Attendees can experience live sets from all three acts in a single show.

SoulFire Sisters is a 90 minute gathering for women focused on reconnecting with source energy, strengthening a high vibration growth mindset, and embodying the balanced Divine Feminine. Each session opens with a modified PeppSTART ritual for grounding, alignment, and opening the heart, then flows into shared connection, reflection, and practices designed to help participants feel heard and seen within themselves and within a sacred sisterhood. More than a typical circle, the atmosphere centers on soulful expansion, laughter, and a high frequency way of living. Participants may bring a notebook, a snack, water, and an open heart. Pepper is the cofounder and owner of Soul Journey Relaxation Retreats and the creator of Soul Alignment Sessions, transformative offerings that invite people into The Current where awakening becomes a lived experience. Recognized for compassion, intuition, and a nurturing presence, she supports a return to natural alignment of body, mind, and soul through Soul Alignment Sessions and spiritual mentorship. Her work connects the sacred with the practical by blending wisdom from ancient spiritual paths, modern consciousness teachings, and embodied energy practices into grounded, heart centered guidance. Her presence encourages transformation from within, helping people live their truth, move with flow, and feel aligned in everyday life. At heart, Pepper serves as a Soul Alignment Guide devoted to living consciously in The Current where truth, presence, and expansion are a way of being. This gathering is offered monthly on a free or love donation basis and is open to the community.

Turn Up Dance Fitness brings a high energy, hip hop inspired workout to the Downtown Orlando YMCA in Orlando. Designed to boost confidence and build community, this weekly class welcomes all levels and is open to ages 16 and up. No dance experience is required. First time participants should plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to complete paperwork, and a free trial pass can be requested at the front desk as a guest. Expect a supportive, no judgment atmosphere with music and movement that puts you at the center of the action.

At the City of Melbourne Auditorium, MCO offers a Halloween-themed orchestral evening that leans into the playful and eerie side of symphonic music. The program draws on images of witches, ghosts, and goblins, with favorites like Danse Macabre, Night on Bald Mountain, and selections by John Williams delivering a mix of shivers and fun for all ages. A complimentary pre-show performance precedes the main concert. Food and drinks are available from City Bistro’s full-service food and bar area, and there are raffles, 50/50 drawings, and MCO merchandise to browse. Costumes are welcome, all ages are encouraged to attend, and admission is free with no tickets required.

This is an evening centered on personal calm and connection. The gathering begins with 45 to 60 minutes of guided Max Meditation, then continues with an hour of dedicated community time for conversation and reflection. Light snacks and tea help create a warm, grounded atmosphere. The meditation pairs time honored techniques with insights from modern psychology to make quieting the mind more accessible. Guided breathing, physical relaxation, calm awareness, and soft visualization support deep ease, clarity, and an emotional reset. Benefits may include a clearer mind, less stress, renewed energy, improved focus, a greater sense of peace, and more balanced emotions. The cost is $20, with light refreshments included.

A 2025 Blues Music Awards Band of the Year nominee, John Németh brings his soulful voice and expressive harmonica to Heidi’s Jazz Club, drawing on a career that bridges classic blues and contemporary soul. As a teen in Idaho he discovered the blues through Junior Wells and Buddy Guy’s Hoodoo Man Blues, launched the Boise favorite Fat John & the 3 Slims, and soon began opening for touring acts. Early releases The Jack Of Harps and Come And Get It featured Junior Watson, and he also worked in Watson’s band. After relocating to San Francisco, he spent two years with Anson Funderburgh and the Rockets while Sam Myers was ill, soaking up the early East Bay Grease sound of San Francisco and Oakland. He signed with Blind Pig Records for his national debut Magic Touch in 2007, a widely praised set produced by Funderburgh and featuring Watson, then contributed four vocals to Elvin Bishop’s Grammy nominated The Blues Rolls On. Love Me Tonight and Name The Day both reached number 6 on the Billboard Blues Chart and began a run that now includes 20 Blues Music Award nominations plus two Blues Blast Music Awards. He issued the live albums Blues Live and Soul Live in 2012, followed by Memphis Grease in 2014 with producer Scott Bomar and the Bo-Keys for Blue Corn, which debuted at number 4 on the Billboard Blues Chart and led to a BMA for Best Soul Blues Male Artist in 2014 and Best Soul Blues Album in 2015. The momentum continued with Feelin’ Freaky in 2017 on his Memphis Grease label, a collaborative turn with The Love Light Orchestra later that year, and Stronger Than Strong in 2019 with The Blue Dreamers, a session that blends retro grit with modern blues and soul.

A weekly trivia showdown at 007 Kitchen & Bar challenges players to test their knowledge in a Bond-inspired setting. Happy hour is available on weekdays, and competitors vie for Dezerland Park prizes. Set within Orlando’s sole Bond experience, the event pairs trivia with a playful secret agent atmosphere.

Music meets bingo at Time Out Sports Bar Plus in a lively game night that is free to play. Short clips of familiar songs set the pace while players mark titles on a digital bingo card right on their phone, with no app required. Score bingo to win, with up to 20 winners possible in a game and ten different patterns to complete. Prizes include gift certificates to Time Out Sports Bar Plus along with other surprises. Food and drink specials help round out a friendly atmosphere that welcomes both friends and families.

Fans will gather at The Castle for an Orlando City SC watch party as the Lions take on Toronto FC. Expect a high-energy crowd aiming to recreate a home atmosphere while the team plays on the road. Wear purple, bring your crew, and cheer loudly for Orlando City.

Singles in their 30s and 40s can take part in an in-person speed dating evening in Orlando at Best Western. Hosted by PRE-DATING, a company founded in 2001 with more than 38,000 events to its name and media features from outlets like CNN, BBC, and The Wall Street Journal, the format brings together local participants for a series of six-minute conversations. Each attendee meets between five and twelve potential matches, then submits preferences and the organizers connect mutual matches afterward. The setting is designed to be friendly and efficient, offering a relaxed alternative to endless swiping and a safe way to discover real-life chemistry.

A late-night block party takes over Room 22 and Sidebar in downtown Orlando, offering a grown, elevated ladies night that kicks in once Wine Down Wednesdays, R&B Wine Down, and other after-work events wind down. Top DJs keep the music moving across two rooms with distinct atmospheres, so the crowd can choose the vibe that fits the moment. The experience balances the easygoing feel of early evening wine-downs with full-on nightlife, creating a dependable weekly tradition where the energy runs strong from start to finish. It is a popular stop when early plans wrap up and the night is still calling, and it often reaches capacity.

A monthly breakfast gathering of the FSPA Space Coast Chapter takes place at Grills Riverside Seafood Deck & Tiki Bar in Melbourne. Local pool and spa professionals meet over coffee to exchange industry news, make connections, and explore ways to engage with the Florida Swimming Pool Association at the local level. It brings together contractors, service professionals, suppliers, and those just getting started in the trade.

A public event at The Children’s Center welcomes everyone, with a food truck available on site. The announcement also includes a special invitation for Big Backs.

Recovery Dharma in Melbourne has moved into a new home at Recovery Connections, offering a calm room with comfortable seating and room to breathe. Grounded in Buddhist-inspired practices, it supports healing from many forms of addiction, including substances and patterns like codependency, people-pleasing, overthinking, control, worry, and negative thought loops. The meeting centers on simple practices of sitting, breathing, learning, and healing. Perfection is not expected, only willingness. It is donation-based, open to all, and intended to remind participants they are not alone and can leave feeling a bit lighter.

Settle into stillness as body intuitive Kara leads a restorative guided meditation complemented by hands-on energy healing. The session focuses on quieting the mind and opening the body to receive, with attention to clearing and balancing the energy field for a sense of lightness, clarity, and alignment. This in person offering takes place at Shifting Souls in Orlando. It welcomes both newcomers and experienced practitioners, creating a supportive space for rest, clarity, and energetic renewal. First-time attendees receive a complimentary individual angel card reading following the meditation. Returning guests may add an angel card reading for $11. Admission is $11 per person.

At the Regional Pavilion inside Wickham Park in Melbourne, the Brevard County Farmers Market focuses on edible, locally produced foods and agricultural goods rather than crafts or art. Admission and parking are free. Most vendors accept cards, though bringing some cash is helpful for those that do not. SNAP is accepted, and EBT cards can be swiped at the on-site SNAP and Fresh Access Bucks booth to receive tokens to spend with vendors. Every dollar spent in SNAP is matched with a dollar in FAB with no cap. For example, taking out $25 on an EBT card provides $25 in orange SNAP tokens plus $25 in green FAB tokens, and the tokens never expire so they can be used over time. The Regional Pavilion offers accessible parking, restrooms, and water fountains, and bus stops are located at the main park entrances. The market operates year-round except during holidays and hurricanes.

Cornhole enthusiasts gather at Sebastian River Moose Lodge #1767 for a friendly tournament filled with spirited tosses, cheering, and prizes. Teams are welcome to compete, with food and drinks available throughout. Champions earn the title and recognition, and a Cornhole King or Queen will be crowned. This marks the lodge's first cornhole tournament.

Arch Enemy and The Black Dahlia Murder bring the Wrath Across North America Tour to The Beacham, promising an intense show from beginning to end.

A book signing with best-selling author Stephen A. Schendel takes place at Barnes & Noble in Plaza Venezia. The focus is a Cuba-set mystery that follows Rick, a surgical resident with Cuban heritage, after a puzzling package arrives from an uncle he has been estranged from. Inside is an enigmatic message tied to his father's disappearance, and a storied 1955 Chrysler New Yorker convertible once owned by Ernest Hemingway becomes part of the riddle.

Enjoy an off-site Paint and Sip at the Cocoa Beach Pier, where the coastal setting pairs with a guided painting experience. All paint supplies and aprons are provided, and you will create a 16x20 canvas with step by step instruction. Arrive early to purchase food and beverages from the Pier before painting begins, then relax and take in the beachside atmosphere while you paint and sip.

Explore a spacious, air-conditioned 12,000 square foot marketplace with more than 70 vendor spaces at this Sip & Shop. Enjoy a drink of your choice and sample gourmet pantry treats as you browse. Make it a fun outing with a friend. The Petal Pusher Floral Company brings a spooky by-the-stem flower bar where you can create your own bouquet.

Pub Americana offers gourmet pizza and wine at 50 percent off. The pizzas are made with dough shipped from Brooklyn, New York, for a classic New York style taste.

Every Thursday, Cafe Paradiso Bistro & Social Club brings together steak night with an open mic and jam. Participants can share spoken word, perform original music, or join a collaborative session. An in-tune baby grand piano and a PA system are available for performers. The kitchen highlights steak offerings with chef-crafted drizzles.

Space Coast Jeep Club gathers at Hammock Landings Shopping Center for a casual meet and greet focused on all things Jeep. Expect a variety of eye catching rigs, plenty of Jeep conversation, and friendly, family focused vibes with the club’s crew from Brevard and the Space Coast. New faces are welcome to stop by, say hello, and learn more about the group.

Space Coast Habitat’s 6th Annual Home Build Gala marks 41 years of building homes, community, and hope. This gathering brings together community leaders, supporters, and families to recognize the life-changing power of affordable homeownership, which fosters stability, provides a safe place for children, and helps create opportunities for generational wealth. The evening centers on connection and celebration while supporting ongoing efforts to make the dream of owning a home possible for low income families in Brevard.

At Gators Dockside Waterford Lakes, five pay-as-you-play bingo games offer full cash payouts every round. Cards for games one through three are $2 each, and cards for games four and five are $5 each. Arrive early to secure a good seat, and please bring exact change.

Enjoy laid back, casual chess in Sodo with a friendly vibe. Grab craft tacos, pizza, beer, and sodas while you play, with all items available for purchase. This gathering is open to everyone, and you can drop in or head out whenever you like. Weekly open play is free.

Star Wars Legion League hosts a gathering that welcomes former players and anyone exploring a new game. Attendees can meet league members and watch games unfold at the tables.

Tabletop battles take center stage as the BattleTech League gathers for a regular meetup. Geared toward both returning BattleTech players and those exploring a new game, this session offers an opportunity to watch matches unfold and get to know the league.

The entry fee is $10, and prizes scale with turnout. With 12 or more participants, the top finisher receives Modern playable cards, and store credit is awarded to the top cut.

Marking two decades of bikes, friendships, and shared miles, this anniversary ride honors the community that has supported Kyle’s Bike Shop. The route covers 28 miles at a rolling pace of about 16 to 18 mph, following the classic KBS format. The group will head to Eagle’s Circle, a neighborhood loop of roughly three miles, where riders can choose their own approach. Push the speed, keep a steady rhythm, or stop at the convenience store for snacks or to shorten the ride. Everyone will regroup at the store, then return to the shop together. Lights and helmets are required. Snacks and hydration are recommended. Weather permitting.

After many requests for Jason Ricci, the wait is over. Jason Ricci & The Bad Kind bring their blend of gritty blues roots and high-energy stagecraft to Heidi's Jazz Club. The award winning duo performs with deep experience and unmistakable chemistry. Ricci is a multiple Blues Music Award recipient and a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame performer, often cited among the most influential living harmonica players. His credits include collaborations with Johnny Winter, Walter Trout, and Joe Louis Walker, along with a notable televised appearance with Zac Brown and Tom Morello.

Empire Trivia hosts a weekly quiz night at the Marketplace at Avalon Park, where teams gather for laughs, friendly competition, and great food. There is no cost to participate, awards go to the top three teams, and there are four extra opportunities to win additional prizes. Enjoy dinner from Marketplace at Avalon Park vendors while you play and aim for trivia bragging rights. Advance sign up is not required.

Leslie Mendelson, a Brooklyn singer and songwriter, channels a Laurel Canyon spirit with a blend of folk rock and pop Americana. The Grammy-nominated artist counts Jackson Browne among her admirers, and she has been praised for timeless vocals, melodies, and craft. Coverage from music publications highlights her ability to connect across generations and scenes, often pointing to 1970s influences in the tradition of artists like Carole King and Carly Simon. Her songs focus on graceful melodies and openhearted storytelling.

Blind Lion Comedy Showcase features live comedy with dinner and drinks available before the show. There is no cover, and tickets are available. For updates about individual shows, check the Facebook page.

This weekly Pride Night offers a friendly setting to mix and mingle with like minded people, with drinks, food, and plenty of fun throughout the evening.

Anthem Orlando hosts complimentary bachata and salsa lessons designed for beginners. No partner is required, so anyone can step onto the floor and learn the basics in a friendly setting.

Presented by The Foodie Beauties of Houston, this girls' getaway celebrates Disney's International Food & Wine Festival at EPCOT. The experience features tastes from around the globe, wine tastings with specialty cocktails, and the Drinks Around the World challenge. Highlights include professional photo opportunities, coordinated Foodie Beauties shirts, Mickey ears with Disney-inspired fashion, and park entertainment capped by fireworks. Group activities focus on connection and fun, creating space for sisterhood, laughter, and lasting memories. Space is limited, payment plans are available, and registration details will be shared soon.

Meet at Lucky Goat Coffee on Viera Boulevard for a run or walk to Borrows West Park and back, covering roughly 2.15 miles. Afterward, enjoy beverages at Lucky Goat.

Connect with entrepreneurs, founders, and other professionals from across the Space Coast at a relaxed, coffee centered networking meetup. The focus is on easy conversation, meeting new people, sharing what you are working on, and finding collaboration opportunities. Everyone gets a quick 30 second introduction to present their business, then the room opens up for open conversation and connections. Whether you are launching a startup, investing in real estate, or growing a service business, this weekly gathering offers a simple way to expand your network over coffee.

This community yoga session moves at an easy pace, giving beginners time to learn poses while offering options for more experienced participants to push a bit further. The class lasts one hour, is free, and open to the public. It is held outdoors at Crescent Park, so dress for the weather and bring a yoga mat, a towel, and water. All ages and experience levels are welcome.

This four-day itinerary aboard Carnival Glory departs from Port Canaveral, features a day at sea, visits Celebration Key in The Bahamas, and concludes back in Port Canaveral.

Adam Sean returns to M24 Riverfront Grille with a mix of familiar favorites across genres. Song requests are encouraged, and the focus is simply enjoying a good time.

This takes place at a pleasant riverfront spot offering delicious food.

Help give the Curry Ford West area a festive Halloween refresh during a neighborhood cleanup presented by Curry Ford West in partnership with Keep Orlando Beautiful. The gathering takes place at Mecatos Bakery & Cafe - Curry Ford West, and the event welcomes families and kids. Costumes are encouraged. All cleanup gear will be provided, and ponchos will be on hand so the effort goes on rain or shine. RSVPs through the event listing are requested to assist with planning.

Poker fans can take part in the Kiwanis monthly Texas Hold’em tournament at Stoneybrook Fitness Center. Entry is a $30 donation, and players compete for top payouts of $300 and $100. The event welcomes all experience levels. Participants must be at least 18 to play and 21 to drink. Beer, wine, soda, water, and snacks are included. Bring canned tuna to donate and receive extra chips. The tournament supports a charitable cause.

Rev up your truck, minivan, car, motorcycle, or race car for a night of test and tune drag racing at Orlando Speed World Dragway. All test-and-tune participants are welcome, and spectators can watch constant runs while enjoying food and drinks from the OSW Cafe. The atmosphere is family friendly and suited for all ages. General admission is $20, racer entry is $30, and children under 10 are admitted free.

Step into a neon-charged Friday night at Funtastic Depot, where families, teens, and friends can dive into a high-energy mix of music and play. The venue glows with vibrant lighting as live DJs set the soundtrack, turning the park into a bright, buzzing party. Spend the evening jumping, dancing, and competing, then try arcade games and take on the climbing walls. Access to attractions is included, so the fun keeps going without limits. A showstopping finale wraps up the celebration with extra flair. More than a typical trampoline park, this Orlando experience turns Friday into a tradition.

That Flower Feeling and IFPA are offering complimentary bouquets of fresh flowers. Pick up free blooms to take home, and mark the occasion with a Taffer’s Tavern Neighborhood VIP Pass featuring exclusive offers and rewards for a future visit.

Cheap Date returns to Pineda Inn Bar & Grill in Rockledge for an evening of live music, tasty bites, chilled beverages, and a friendly atmosphere. Guests can enjoy food and drinks while Cheap Date keeps the music going, delivering upbeat energy and more than a few reasons to stick around for one more song.

The entry fee is $5, and a Tp pack is provided on entry.

A weekly pool showdown at Sebastian River Moose Lodge #1767 brings together 8-ball and 9-ball in a lighthearted, competitive setting. Attendees can bring cues, compete for prizes and bragging rights, enjoy food and drinks, and share good-natured banter. Expect a lively atmosphere, plenty of chalk dust, and a fun night on the felt.

Soccer Mommy and Snail Mail share the spotlight in Orlando, bringing together two artists known for candid, incisive songwriting. Sophie Allison’s project grew from intimate bedroom recordings into music that preserves its raw honesty while embracing wider production possibilities. Her album Evergreen was shaped by a profound personal loss, balancing frank reflection with moments of wit, including a playful nod to a purple-haired spouse from Stardew Valley, and it stays close to the spirit of her demos. Lindsey Jordan arrives with Ricochet, her first Snail Mail release in five years, created with a careful focus on melody after a period that included vocal surgery and recovery. The record marries clear-eyed introspection with expansive hooks, luminous guitars, and subtle string textures, exploring themes of mortality, connection, and the pull of distance. Together, they set the stage for an evening of heartfelt lyrics, richly layered sounds, and indie rock that resonates long after the last note.

This event features draft format play with a $15 entry fee. A pack per participant is added to prizing.

See the Orlando Magic take on the Miami Heat at Kia Center. This head to head basketball game brings the teams together on the hardwood. Tickets will be available to the general public.

Denzel Curry delivers high-voltage hip-hop powered by precise wordplay and intensity that ignites the crowd. With a fluid flow that blends styles, he turns the stage into a charged experience for rap fans.

Magic: The Gathering players can take part in a three-booster draft featuring the latest set, followed by three rounds of Swiss play. Entry cost varies depending on the set, so check ahead for the current draft price. Prizes come from the current set, with one booster provided for participating in round one and an additional booster awarded for each match win in rounds two and three. Plan to arrive a bit early to handle registration and payment before the draft begins.

Entry is $10. Each attendee receives an OTS pack and one additional pack upon entry, and one pack per person is added to the prize pool.

AEG Presents brings Zoltan Kaszas and the Worldwide(ish) Tour to The Plaza Live in Orlando, FL. All ages are welcome.

Polyphia delivers a boundary blurring sound with virtuosic guitar work and razor sharp ensemble playing, putting the spotlight on pure musicianship. Expect labyrinthine riffs, bursts of intensity, and a show that stretches the possibilities of modern instrumental and progressive rock. Look for a tightly executed, guitar driven set packed with energy from start to finish.

This overnight experience for homeschool families at the WonderWorks Boo Bash features unlimited access to exhibits, laser tag, a ropes course, arcade games, and a 4D movie. Enjoy unlimited pizza served during a magic show, then wrap up the adventure with breakfast before heading home. Space is limited to 120 participants.

Settle in with chilled drinks while the music spans well-known rock covers from past to present. A lively evening out with an easygoing vibe, upbeat songs, and familiar classics alongside modern hits.

A lively Friday night experience with plenty of nightlife energy, with an entry fee of $10.

The Z-tones bring a lively blend of blues and funk with groove-heavy tunes that keep the crowd moving. Doors open in advance for dinner and drinks, and early arrivals can enjoy happy hour specials before the music begins. Expect an energetic set from start to finish.

Riders head out from Avalon Park Gym for a multi-group ride on the Fort route. The A group holds 22 mph or faster as a drop ride and covers about 60 miles. The B group aims for 19 to 21 mph on the same route with distance choices from about 35 to 60 miles. The C group rides around 16 to 19 mph, also on the Fort route with options between 35 and 60 miles. An additional I-way option offers a shorter outing of roughly 20 to 23 miles.

Field Manor’s Gatehouse Market is a monthly sale featuring an eclectic mix of old and new finds, homestead-crafted goods, local honey, Field Manor merchandise, and more. Local vendors take part regularly, bringing a variety of items to browse. Look for the Gatehouse, the building decorated with the Field Manor mural at the front of the property. Vendors interested in participating can email events@fieldmanor.org. All vendor communication is handled only through official Field Manor accounts, and no payment is requested to reserve a spot, so ignore any outside postings that say otherwise.

Spend a relaxed day of scrapbooking and paper crafting at Suntree United Methodist Church. Settle into a bright, roomy space with your own four-foot table to spread out while you work on personal projects and connect with fellow crafters. Highlights include a make-and-take activity, live demonstrations of new techniques, catalogs with special promotions, and fun games that earn tickets toward door prizes. Each attendee receives a gift. Registration is $30, or $35 with the lunch option featuring a deli sandwich, chips, and salad.

Enjoy a relaxed community yoga session in the fresh air at Crescent Park in Laureate Park, Orlando. The class moves at an approachable pace, giving newcomers space to settle into poses while offering experienced practitioners chances to explore their edge. It lasts one hour, is free, and is open to everyone of all ages and skill levels. Because it takes place outdoors, dress for the weather and bring a yoga mat, a towel, and water.

Enjoy a weather-friendly day of creativity at the City of Melbourne Auditorium as this third annual indoor celebration brings together artists, crafters, and cottage-style food vendors. Look forward to raffles, performances, and demonstrations for a full day the whole family can enjoy. Vendor applications are now open.

The annual fall market at Titusville Antique Mall features food trucks, craft foods, arts and crafts, and more. Explore storewide sales from over 90 in-store vendors with antiques, retro and vintage pieces, collectibles, pop culture items, space memorabilia, vinyl, and additional finds. Those interested in becoming a vendor can contact Cindy or Meridith at 321-225-8663 or send a direct message. Please be cautious of scammers on Facebook.

Explore amateur radio beyond simple on-air chats at a monthly series presented by the Titusville Amateur Radio Club at the Titusville Library. Each session highlights a different part of the hobby, featuring live demonstrations and time for questions. It welcomes technology fans, students, and anyone curious about radio, offering a friendly setting to uncover new facets of this dynamic pastime.

A seasonal celebration at Hidden Acres Rescue for Thoroughbreds offers a full day on the farm while contributing to care for retired racehorses. Ride a hay wagon to the debut pumpkin patch, spend time with Off-the-Track Thoroughbreds with opportunities to meet, pet, and feed them, and enjoy pony rides. Grab bites from community food trucks, browse goods from local vendors, and take part in family activities with plenty of autumn photo spots. Participation supports the rehabilitation of Off-the-Track Thoroughbreds as they transition into new careers and permanent homes.

This nature-centered fitness class weaves forest bathing, qigong, yoga, meditation, and primal movement into a fluid practice. Guided by embodiment guide Corey Mills, a Florida native, each session combines grounding techniques with form and stance work, balance training, and calm, meditative sequences alongside lively, instinctive motion. The experience invites a slower pace, steady breathing, and presence, aiming to awaken the body and settle the mind in harmony with the natural world. Suitable for all experience levels, it nurtures quiet strength, mindful focus, and a renewed sense of connection.

DriveFit 4ORE Golf Training offers science-based small group training focused on building rotational power and improving injury resilience for golfers. Spots are limited.

Celebrate the midway point to spooky season with a full day focused on Halloween-themed flash tattoos, followed by an evening hangout with the Rogues crew that includes a food truck, giveaways, and a relaxed atmosphere. The flash selection spans creepy, cute, and wonderfully weird designs, offering plenty of choices for new ink. Preview images and additional giveaway details will be shared soon. Friends are welcome, and dressing in something spooky fits the vibe.

The event features exhibitions before the main program, with a $5 fee paid at registration. Divisions are available for PeeWees, Open, Youth, and Senior participants, with entry fees of $10, $40, $30, and $25.

TEDxOrlando returns with a flagship full day gathering focused on ideas that will shape Orlando’s next chapter. Innovators, creative voices, founders, people in civic leadership, and curious thinkers come together for this event. It takes place at the Chapin Theatre at the Orange County Convention Center.

These beginner-friendly classes at SOS Meditation Center introduce practical techniques and guided practice in a calm, welcoming setting. Each session offers clear instruction and time to meditate, making it helpful for newcomers as well as those wishing to deepen an existing routine. No prior experience is required. All are welcome and there is no fee to participate. New participants may begin with any session. This is a no smoking facility. For more information, contact Mark Young at 407-421-7800.

A relaxed, welcoming craft circle takes place in the Assembly Room. Each month highlights a new theme, and participants are welcome to bring their own projects and work at their own pace. This month focuses on sewing a simple three seam cloak from a flat bedsheet. Please bring a freshly laundered sheet and a spool of ribbon about three quarters to one inch wide. Basic black and white thread will be provided. The project suits Halloween gatherings and the Orlando Renn Faire. A suggested donation of $5 helps replenish supplies, and no one is turned away for lack of funds while supplies last. Led by Mystic Grove CUUPs. For more information, contact mysticgrove@orlandouu.org

Orlando’s annual LGBTQIA+ Pride celebration fills Lake Eola Park and downtown with a full day of parade, performances, and community connection. Hosted by Come Out With Pride, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that aligns its festivities with National Coming Out Day, the event offers an inclusive space for people to celebrate their authentic selves. In 2025, more than 230,000 attendees participated, making it one of the largest Pride gatherings in the Southeast and the biggest single-day event in Central Florida. The parade features colorful floats, local organizations, and community groups moving through downtown before culminating at Lake Eola for ongoing festivities. Attendees can look forward to live entertainment on two stages, vendors, food trucks, family-friendly activities, and community resources. Come Out With Pride, Inc. also supports the community year round with a mission to foster acceptance, empower individuals to live openly, and build a stronger, more vibrant network for LGBTQIA+ people and allies.

Friendly Toast Cafe brings back its second lunchtime trunk or treat, transforming the restaurant with Halloween decorations and costumed staff. Families can look forward to candy and other treats, arts and crafts, face painting, games and playful activities. Children can pick from spooky-themed goody baskets and can receive a complimentary drinkable blood bag when a meal and treat are purchased. Halloween coloring pages are available, and costumes are encouraged. The focus is on a safe, memorable celebration for kids with plenty of festive fun throughout.

Draft the newest Star Wars Unlimited set in a three pack draft with three Swiss paired rounds. Entry is $18. All participants receive a pack for round one, and an additional pack is awarded for each win in rounds two and three. Everyone also takes home a promo pack. Raffle prizes may be available depending on player count. Please arrive a little early to register before drafting begins, because once the draft starts no additional players can be added.

Hosted by Con Pasión Ministry, this Breast Cancer Awareness gathering highlights learning, hope, healing, and moments of celebration. It welcomes survivors, those undergoing treatment, supporters, and anyone interested in understanding how early detection can save lives. The focus is on raising awareness, sharing helpful resources, honoring survivors, and offering faith-based encouragement to those still fighting. More details will be announced soon.

The 3rd Annual Reggae & Food Festival brings Palm Bay together at Fred Poppe Regional Park for a family friendly celebration of music, flavor, and community. Enjoy live reggae performances, DJs, a drumming circle, arts and crafts, local vendors, and plenty of delicious food. Entry is free and no tickets are required, creating a welcoming space to connect with neighbors and support local businesses. The stage lineup includes @bobbyhustleofficial, @kingtappa, @joseph_iyah_ with @kulchavation, plus appearances by @beachlife.91, @amfvibes, @dustygram11, and @pzylii6, along with sets from @kairoreefmusic, @speciallisteningssound, and @noahmaximin. DJ selections come from @djcrossfireunitysound and @royalethiopiansound, with hosting by @starreggaebeat. Sound is provided by @echowavesoundllc and commercial voiceover by @cansatrinityvoiceovers and @cansatrinity, with more talent expected.

Bosco Cat returns to Squid Lips in Melbourne with a Valentine’s Day themed set covering songs across genres and eras. The venue offers food and drinks.

Orlando Speed World Dragway hosts the Shifted Society Roll Race Showdown, bringing the Battle of the Rivalries to the strip for the third official roll racing event from Shifted Society. Central Florida street cars, performance builds, and rival platforms face off in a night focused on automotive culture and side-by-side action. The format prioritizes track time with no traditional eliminations, allowing registered racers to keep making passes throughout the event. A featured Elite 8, also known as Top 8, highlights some of the quickest cars in attendance. Racer tech cards are $35 and available in limited quantities, spectator admission is $20, and kids 10 and under are free. Businesses interested in getting involved can inquire about sponsorships at ShiftedSocietyLLC@gmail.com.

Celebrate a grand opening showcasing the latest noninvasive technology that is changing how biology and wellness connect. This live exploration highlights innovations that bridge these fields and shares what this approach can offer.

AEG Presents brings Nerdcore Party Con back to The Plaza Live in Orlando for a Halloween-themed horror party and concert. Expect live sets from nerdcore artists including JT Music, The Stupendium, CG5, Rockit Music, LongestSoloEver, DAGames, TryHardNinja, JakeNeutron, CK9C, Kathy-Chan, and SilvaHound. Costumes are encouraged to enhance the spooky vibe. This event welcomes all ages.

Auxiliary 4206 is hosting a Trunk or Treat at the Palm Bay Sr. Center, creating a festive Halloween outing for the community. Volunteers are welcome, and donations are encouraged to help support the event. Suggested items include popcorn, stickers, candy, chips, cookies, and small trinket toys. A donation box is located to the left of the Daily / Weekly. Attendees can add it to their calendar by marking Going and selecting the email connected to their phone.

Connect with fellow board gamers at a weekly game night in the store's game room. Participation is free and open to all ages. To jump into a game, head to the game room and look for a table with a sign showing that players are wanted. If none are out, take a sign and choose a seat. Pick from the store's large demo selection or bring a favorite from home, then enjoy relaxed, social play. Alcohol is not permitted, and courteous, family friendly language is expected. If questions come up or any issues arise, staff are available to help.

This weekly Lorcana event features open-format play, allowing participants to choose the style that suits them. All formats are accommodated.

The fifth annual JustCallMoe Comedy Jam brings an interactive spin to stand-up in Orlando. The featured show, What Do You Want From Us?!, invites the audience to shape each set through silent, anonymous, real-time voting on their phones, guiding the material, direction, and overall energy. Created by Larry Fulford and co-hosted by Ross McCoy, the night places the comedians’ fate in the crowd’s hands. Sean Finnerty, Aimee LeCours, and Will Blaylock join the lineup for an unpredictable experience where no two performances are the same. Proceeds support the Yellow Brick Road Foundation. Tickets start at $20 for general admission, with VIP, VIP Plus, and Dinner Package options available.

Celebrate the season at a family-friendly fall festival set inside a historic riverfront building. Costumes are encouraged, and activities include indoor trick-or-treating, games, snacks, and music for all ages. Everything takes place indoors, so the fun continues rain or shine, whatever the Florida weather brings. The preschool welcomes families who are exploring options, with limited openings in select classes for ages 1 through VPK.

Channel the glitz and pulse of the Studio 54 era at this third annual gala, a disco themed evening featuring performances, dancing, cocktails, a silent auction, and more. The event supports Project Response and its work throughout Brevard County. Ticket purchases help fund HIV testing, prevention, medical care, outreach, support services, and programs that improve lives. Guests are encouraged to dress on theme and embrace the disco spirit. Those looking to deepen their impact can explore sponsorships, table sponsorships, and participation in the auction. Expect an evening of music, celebration, and giving back.

The Ghostly Gecko 5K delivers a spooky-themed run with a playful twist. It gathers the community for an energetic 5K experience featuring festive costumes and an upbeat, feel-good atmosphere.

At Hourglass Brewing in the Hourglass District, this exhibition explores transformation through shadow and alchemy, blending art, music and community. Opening night features Feast Street food trucks, live music, live art and vendors, along with hands-on creative activities. The show continues after opening night, with a scheduled pickup for both purchased and remaining pieces that also serves as drop off for the next showcase, Roots: Ancestry + Memories. Artists, vendors and performing artists can take part by submitting applications in advance, and there is a $20 fee for vendors. Opening receptions are held monthly.

American Legion Riders Chapter 22 hosts a community bike night with a food truck, drinks, music, and raffles, welcoming the public and families whether or not anyone rides. The evening also highlights the purpose of the American Legion Riders, a family oriented motorcycling group that supports veterans, active duty military, and their families while promoting patriotism, community service, and motorcycle safety in the spirit of The American Legion family. Those interested in membership must be in good standing with The American Legion, the American Legion Auxiliary, or the Sons of The American Legion. Questions can be answered at the event’s information table or by email at ALRChapter22@outlook.com.

Enjoy free live music at The Shack Riverfront Restaurant and Tiki Bar in Palm Bay as The Mixtape Kids throw an 80s and 90s night packed with rock, pop, and old school hip hop. Dancing is part of the plan, and guests are encouraged to show up in their boldest 80s or 90s outfits. Expect a high-energy set that spans favorites from artists like A-ha, Bon Jovi, Cyndi Lauper, Journey, Nirvana, No Doubt, Oasis, Queen, Salt-N-Pepa, Sublime, Tears for Fears, The Cure, Third Eye Blind, and Weezer, with sing-along staples such as Take On Me, Don’t Stop Believin’, Smells Like Teen Spirit, Shoop, Semi-Charmed Life, 500 Miles, and more. The band features Casie Thelen on vocals, Tom Thelen on guitar, Eric Sundquist on bass, and Pablo Aragona on drums. Food and drinks are available from The Shack, which promotes a solid menu and good prices. Digital tips for the band are welcome via Cash App at $MixtapeKids or Venmo at @MixtapeKids.

Ceremony takes the stage at The Abbey in Orlando, joined by Verity Den.

Flames Mediterranean Bar & Grille in Melbourne presents a theatrical belly dance showcase that celebrates traditions spanning Egypt to Lebanon. The performance is paired with Lebanese food for a cultural experience that blends dance and cuisine. Reservations are recommended.

Celebrate the grand reopening of the Evans Center with an evening event highlighting Global Diversity Awareness Month. Presented by CReA, the program features live performances, spoken word, cultural showcases, and plenty of good food. Tickets are $50 and can be purchased through the Facebook event. Sponsors are welcome to inquire at info@crea321.org or 321-473-8500. The focus is on community, shared stories, and building opportunities that strengthen futures.

Journey appears at Kia Center in Orlando, Florida.

An Orlando City match at Inter&Co Stadium unfolds beneath bright lights, calling for a sea of purple and plenty of noise from the stands. Wear purple and raise your voice to help build a vibrant atmosphere throughout the match.

Tito Nieves brings a 50-year celebration to Hard Rock Live Orlando, set within Universal Orlando’s CityWalk. For events with a general admission floor or GA perimeter, the venue provides a designated wheelchair area along the raised edge of the main floor, and staff will guide guests there and offer a companion seat once doors open. Please note that backpacks, extended‑lens cameras, video cameras, and iPads are not permitted inside. Parking at CityWalk may include additional fees. Tickets will be available to the general public, with advance access offered through presales via Spotify, Ticketmaster, fan club, Loud And Live, and radio.

This monthly indoor dance party at Kelly’s Crickets Spirits Sports & Food features live music, a dance floor, pool, darts, and other games. Enjoy an award-winning menu and a full bar while the music keeps the energy up.

At IRON COW, Checktherhymeradio presents a free event with three DJs delivering 70s, 80s, and 90s hip hop, reggae, and R&B blends. Jai Live, Luis DjRome Serrano, and The Throwback Champ will be on the decks, with GQdaembassy hosting.

A night tailored for adults 30 and older, featuring smooth vibes as ROZAY DJ Black spins Old School, R&B, and Southern Soul throughout the night. This third Saturday gathering highlights good music, good drinks, and a mature atmosphere. Advance tickets are $10 until the day of the event.

Occasional Astronauts appears at Lou’s Blues Bar & Grill. Enjoy an evening at the venue with this act on stage.

Florida Tech's 2026 homecoming brings the community together for a full week of traditions and celebration on campus. Alumni, students, families, faculty, staff, and friends can reconnect through signature happenings that include a two mile HOCO run, an alumni awards gala, an athletics hall of fame ceremony, and other activities spread across the week. The spirit centers on rekindling Panther pride and sharing memories across the Florida Tech community.

FUNDAY SUNDAY at Orlando Speed World offers a family-friendly atmosphere for all ages with a full day of drag racing. Spectators can watch a variety of vehicles make passes while enjoying food and drinks from the OSW Cafe, and participants are welcome to run trucks, minivans, cars, motorcycles, or dedicated race cars during open Test-n-Tune sessions. General admission is 20 and racer admission is 35, with free entry for children under 10. A HOW TO DRAG RACE 101 video is available for first-timers, and the thrills are included... the adrenaline comes at no extra cost.

A free, all-ages ranger-led walk at Turkey Creek Sanctuary invites participants to explore the boardwalk and select trails while a Park Ranger highlights frequently seen plants and wildlife. Offered on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of most months, excluding holidays and weather permitting, the route spans about 1 to 1.5 miles at a light to moderate intensity over mostly sandy terrain with a few wet spots. Participants gather at the sanctuary’s Nature Center before setting out. Sturdy tennis shoes or boots are recommended, and it helps to bring sunscreen, insect repellent, plenty of water, snacks, binoculars, and a hat. Field guides to Florida plants and animals are encouraged. To sign up, call the Nature Center at (321) 676-6690.

Everyone is welcome to receive groceries at this food pantry. To make pickup quick and safe, groceries are distributed in pre-packed bags. A limited supply of fresh items will be available for the first 35 families this month. If you know someone who could benefit, please share this information. Additional details are available on the organization’s website.

Enjoy an all-ages painting session that invites families to swap screen time for creative time. Create a painting together in the studio with step-by-step guidance. Each ticket includes all needed supplies and aprons, plus a 16x20 canvas to take home, with options to upgrade to a wood piece or add a frame. This is a BYOB setting, and guests are welcome to bring snacks and drinks. If this date does not work, Painting with a Twist offers additional classes on other days.

Enjoy a lively afternoon on the hard deck at Mavericks Hangar Bar & Grill, filled with upbeat dance music, friendly faces, and plenty of laughs. Savor a Sunday menu alongside a full bar while the crew keeps the good times flowing. The celebration picks up as soon as you arrive, and the music keeps it going throughout.

Enjoy a free family yoga experience that blends classic poses with meditation, breathing practices, and simple stress-relief techniques, all presented in a playful format with original music, games, and imaginative storytelling. The class welcomes participants of all ages and makes mindful movement accessible and fun. A limited number of mats will be available to borrow, and bringing your own is encouraged so there are enough for everyone. Attendees are asked to comment on the event page with the number of people in their party.

A lively turtle racing event raises funds to keep the snack tables at the Viera VA supplied. Proceeds directly support this effort, reflecting VFW Auxiliary 4206’s commitment to serving veterans, their families, and the wider community through teamwork and care.

Timmy Bluffett and the Hurricanes deliver a tropical soundtrack built around the iconic songs of Jimmy Buffett. Audience members can sing along to Margaritaville, Come Monday, Cheeseburger in Paradise, Fins, Volcano, A Pirate Looks at Forty, and Son of a Son of a Sailor. The atmosphere is relaxed, with island grooves and a carefree sense of fun.

Build confidence with tarot through bite-size lessons that focus on specific parts, elements, and archetypes of the cards. This beginner-friendly series is designed to develop a well-rounded understanding in six months with one lesson each month, while each session also works as a drop-in to target tricky topics, ask questions, and clear up confusion. Classes are offered twice per month for added flexibility. Led by Deanna Victoria, an experienced tarot reader, psychic medium, and intuitive channel. Cost is $10 per person, payable at the event.

This relaxed planning session for the Witch's Ball takes place at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Brevard in West Melbourne, FL. The atmosphere is friendly and welcoming to all. Volunteers are being sought to help ensure this year's Ball runs smoothly and is enjoyable for everyone. Shared by Spiral Journey.

The Vampire Circus brings a moody, mischievous blend of circus cabaret and theater to the King Center for the Performing Arts, pairing gothic flair with Cirque du Soleil style artistry. Over 90 minutes, international artists showcase acrobatics, contortion, juggling, clowning, dance, and gymnastic feats, all woven with illusions, rich sound, and playful moments that involve the crowd. The narrative unfolds in 19th century Bohemia, where Count Dracula launches a traveling circus with his bodyguards as a covert way to advance his plans for worldwide dominance. Inspired by the mystique of legendary traveling carnivals and realized by founder and Cirque du Soleil veteran Francisco Santos, the production immerses spectators in an underworld of vampires and spectacle, blurring the boundary between stage and audience with a mix of chills, laughter, and awe.

Barnyard Challengers offers an adaptive, animal-focused experience for youth ages 6 and older who have a disability. Led by the UF/IFAS Extension 4-H Youth Development Program, participants are matched with mentors to explore poultry care and knowledge. The program takes place at the Adaptive Recreation Center in Wickham Park. There is an opportunity to take part in the Bevard County Fair, and owning a chicken is not required. 4-H registration is required, and the fee is $25. For details or to register, contact tara.dorn@ufl.edu.

Explore the soothing practice of batik in a beginner-friendly Healing Arts workshop at StretchAbility. Participants learn the essentials of wax resist dyeing and create a one-of-a-kind artwork to take home. Artist Rose Marie Capasso, owner of Galleria of Art & Photography, shares her personal healing arts journey and how creativity supported recovery from cancer and other challenges, offering encouragement for those seeking expression through art. Presented with Live Inspired Brevard, a 501c3 nonprofit dedicated to connecting, supporting, educating, and empowering people in Brevard County affected by chronic health conditions, this donation-based class helps sustain support and wellness programs. First-time attendees are asked to complete a liability waiver in advance. The organization also hosts monthly gatherings that provide conversation, peer support, resources, and occasional insights from health practitioners and resource providers. These meetings welcome anyone managing chronic pain or illness, along with caregivers, including individuals living with conditions such as cancer, diabetes, severe headaches, chronic nerve pain, fibromyalgia, Crohn’s disease, rheumatoid arthritis, kidney disease, heart conditions, and other autoimmune, muscular, neurological, or developmental disabilities. Space is limited.

Motown Music Bingo fills Boardwalk Bowl with legendary soul and timeless classics, turning bingo into a music driven celebration. Tables break into singalongs as Motown hits play, and the upbeat vibe invites plenty of dancing and grooving all around.

Learn the basics of inshore fishing on the Indian River Lagoon in a free, hands-on class led by Rider Ridgeway, Environmentally Endangered Lands Program Coordinator. New anglers will explore rules and regulations, fish identification, bait selection, casting techniques, and knot tying, along with ways to fish responsibly with conservation in mind. Participants will practice skills in the water, so please dress for getting wet. An FWC shoreline saltwater license is required for participants, and it is free for Florida residents; those 15 and under or 65 and older do not need a license. For registration information, email joy.winet@brevardfl.gov.

This is a chance to share poems and receive gentle critique.

Enjoy a friendly and informative evening with the Barefoot Bay Little Theater Club. The monthly gathering begins with club business, then shifts to a lighthearted wrap-up. This edition centers on a Halloween party theme, blending laughter, fellowship, and a touch of theater magic. As the meeting approaches, updates will be shared in the event discussion, and Facebook will notify those marked Interested or Going when new details are posted.

At Gators Dockside Hunters Creek, Mixed Hits Music Bingo serves up a music-fueled game where clips from classic tunes and contemporary favorites replace traditional numbers. Each song becomes a clue on your card, and every correct match brings you closer to calling bingo. Expect a lively atmosphere with music, food, and plenty of chances to win.

The GRS-Motorsports World Sport Compact Challenge, presented by FuelTech, brings a premier showcase of import drag racing to Orlando Speed World Dragway as the second stop of the Import Championship series. The competition features a wide slate of classes, including Xtreme, Modified, Old School, New School, Street Rod, 7.50 Index, ProFWD, 10.00 Index, 11.50 Index, Jr Dragsters, 7.70 Bike Index, 8.90 Bike Index, and Import Bracket. Additional event details will be announced by the organizers.

Savor a refined tea service in a historic setting, with tables dressed in vintage place settings and linens. A trio of savory sandwiches is accompanied by scones and a sweet course, complemented by three loose-leaf teas paired to match the menu. Each seating includes a brief tour of Field Manor, recognized as one of the oldest residences in Brevard. Of each ticket, $30 supports Field Manor as a donation and $10 covers the food. Attendance is limited to 14 guests per tea, and reservations are required.

Explore the traditional Japanese art of Goju Ryu through two complimentary introductory classes in Orlando. Designed for children, teens, and adults, these sessions emphasize discipline, respect, concentration, and practical self-defense while fostering a positive learning environment. Offered as part of the Project OBI Karate (POK) program, the training supports growth in confidence, physical strength, and mental focus. Participants work on foundational techniques known as Kihon, build coordination and movement, and practice respectful etiquette alongside an introduction to self-defense. The training is structured, engaging, and open to kids ages 4 and up, teens, and adults, with beginners welcome and no prior experience required. The cost is two classes at no charge.

UCF Art Gallery presents an exhibition featuring works by faculty artists from the UCF School of Visual Arts and Design. Recognized nationally and internationally, these professionals share pieces that invite reflection and demonstrate the breadth of their practice. The presentation spans both traditional and contemporary approaches, with work in drawing, digital art, mixed media, painting, photography, printmaking, and sculpture.

Swiftball brings the feel of an adult prom together with local vendors and high-energy drag entertainment inspired by Taylor Swift. Each show spotlights an extended era and varies by city, featuring performances from all 12 eras along with secret songs and tributes that span multiple tours. The night includes a best dressed contest with prizes and additional giveaways throughout the show. Creative stations invite guests to make friendship bracelets and headbands, and a sweets station is included with the ticket. The event also highlights giving back, with opportunities to donate to four charities selected from categories such as LGBTQIA rights, women’s rights, animal welfare, and causes addressing needs from homelessness and cancer to natural disasters. Expect a welcoming atmosphere that celebrates self-expression and new connections. Dress code: wear your dream prom look or your favorite era outfit.

At Beef 'O' Brady's Space Coast, Jeep enthusiasts gather for a casual meet and greet centered on eye catching Jeeps, plenty of conversation about all things Jeep, and friendly company. The environment is family friendly and welcoming, with a crew from Brevard that fosters a positive atmosphere. This relaxed hangout offers a chance to admire builds, swap stories, and enjoy refreshments while connecting with fellow Jeep fans.

The first of eight event dates arrives in Fellsmere at Operation Hope Fellsmere, featuring a Halloween themed parade, scare zones, a haunted hayride, and more. Presented as a darker, scarier, and more intense take on the holiday than usual, it is designed for those seeking a heightened fright experience. Admission is $20 for adults and $15 for children under 16. The content may be unsuitable for young children, and parental discretion is advised.

Jonathon Boogie Long brings a powerful blend of modern blues, soul, and gospel-inflected grooves to Heidi’s Jazz Club, showcasing soulful, technically adept guitar playing and a commanding vocal presence. His sound nods to the warmth of B.B. King and the precision of Steve Morse, while his singing recalls the grit and range of Tab Benoit and Gregg Allman. As a songwriter, he moves from hard-edged honesty to uplifting resilience in equal measure. Raised in Baton Rouge within a church music tradition, Long started touring at 14 with Henry Turner Jr., later performing with Chris Duarte, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, and Luther Kent. He earned Guitar Center’s King of the Blues title at 22, drew the attention of B.B. King, and toured with the blues legend. After early independent releases, his label-backed albums all reached the Billboard Blues Top 20. He recorded two projects produced by Samantha Fish, then became the debut artist on Jim Odom’s Myrical Records. A fixture on the festival circuit, he has appeared alongside Joe Bonamassa, Gov’t Mule, Gregg Allman, ZZ Top, Robert Cray, and Dr. John, with annual New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival performances issued as live albums. His accolades include induction into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame, endorsements from Gibson and Ernie Ball, and a starring role in the feature film We Are Kings. His latest studio release, Courage in the Chaos, produced by Jim Odom and issued on Myrical Media, highlights contemporary ideas grounded in classic roots. Smart casual attire is requested. For regular tickets, a $20 minimum per person applies. If the entire party is not present within 20 minutes after the show begins, management may release the seats.

Donate blood at a community drive held with OneBlood in the BJ's Brewhouse parking lot. Each donation can help patients and support hospitals across the community. Friends and family are welcome to participate together in this effort to give back and help save lives. Anticipated features include a convenient neighborhood setting, friendly and professional OneBlood staff, and possible donor perks such as giveaways and refreshments. Appointments are recommended, and walk-ins are accepted as space permits. One donation can make a real difference.

Candlelight fills First Church Melbourne for a tribute to the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons. A Listeso string quartet reimagines chart-topping tracks in an intimate setting shaped by warm, flickering light. The program features Coldplay pieces such as Clocks, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, A Sky Full of Stars, and Viva la Vida, alongside Imagine Dragons songs including Radioactive, Eyes Closed, Nice to Meet You, Follow You, Bad Liar, and Believer. The concert runs for 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the performance and entry closes once the music begins. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone. The venue is ADA compliant. Admission is for ages 8 and up, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult.

Presented by Brevard County Parks and Recreation, this free outdoor drive-in movie night at Wickham Park features Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas. Audio can be enjoyed through a car stereo, with external speakers available. The film will begin after sunset when it is dark enough to project. Before the screening, there will be candy giveaways, inflatables, and face painting. Food and treats will be available for purchase from Florida Juice, All I need Sips & Cheese, Caldonia Kitchen, Simple Life Food, Gran Arepa, Nuzi's Wood Fired Cuisine, Carin's Hand Crafted Ice Cream, and Paradise Shaved Ice.

Meet voice actors from Transformers alongside comic book artists, and browse the largest Transformers-focused dealer room in the United States for merchandise. This is the largest fan-run Transformers convention in the world, bringing the community together for creator interactions and extensive shopping.

Two evenings of rodeo action honor the life of Edie Heath at Marshland Mayhem: Bulls & Barrels. Expect adrenaline filled bull riding, quick barrel racing runs, and entertainment suitable for all ages under the lights, all featuring professional athletes. Food and shopping vendors will be on site, with adult beverages available, creating a lively atmosphere and continuous action in true Florida rodeo fashion. This tribute centers on courage, competition, and camaraderie, celebrating someone who loved the western way of life. Produced by 5S Bulls and Productions, led by Brandi Heath and Robert Swint, Jr., and sanctioned by the Elite Bullriders Association.

The 29th annual Signature Awards Gala celebrates Puerto Rican heritage and recognizes leaders who strengthen the community and safeguard cultural traditions. Presented by U.T.B. United Third Bridge, Educational and Cultural Fund, and hosted by Eastern Florida State College, the evening includes the presentation of the Signature Awards along with music, entertainment, dinner, and dancing. This year features a curated art showcase highlighting artists from Corozal, Puerto Rico, honoring their creativity, history, and cultural impact. Proceeds benefit local scholarships and community programs that advance U.T.B.’s mission of education, cultural preservation, and community support. Sponsorship packages and table options are available for businesses and organizations, and journal program ads can be purchased to highlight an organization or honor someone special. Individual tickets will also be offered for community members, families, and supporters. For details about sponsorships, ads, or tickets, contact 863-381-4858 or UTBinc77@gmail.com. Registered Charity CH9777.

Celebrate a grand opening and client appreciation gathering with cocktails, wine, beer, and light hors d’oeuvres alongside clients, customers, industry partners, and friends. Enjoy live entertainment throughout the event. An RSVP is requested, and more details will be shared.

BLOOD, SLAM & FEARS brings an intense, Halloween themed pro wrestling night to Fellsmere as part of an eight day scare fest. Presented by ALW, also known as Atomic Legacy Wrestling, the show delivers heart pounding action alongside a haunted hayride and a dedicated scare zone. Beyond the ring, explore vendors and crafters, enjoy food trucks, and listen to a DJ keeping the energy high. Tickets are $20 for adults and $15 for attendees under 16. This experience is not recommended for ages 13 and under, and parental discretion is advised. Hosted at Operation Hope in Fellsmere, it blends live wrestling with seasonal thrills for a full Halloween outing.

One Eyed Willie presents a journey across decades of rock hits and favorites at Earls Hideaway Lounge and Tiki Bar. The performance spans multiple eras and showcases well-known songs.

BYU Cougars visit the UCF Knights for a college football clash at Acrisure Bounce House. The game highlights contrasting playing styles and distinct fan bases, offering a look at how each team handles conference stakes and the demands of travel. With the season moving into its later stretch, both sides are aiming to make a statement, setting the stage for an intense matchup. Tickets are available for those who want to experience it in person.

Race day begins with packet pickup, followed by a quick meet-up at the start line for the kids dash before participants are guided to the starting area. The national anthem leads into the official start, and live results with awards can be checked at the registration tent right after finishing. Every entry comes with a designer race shirt, a custom medal, chip timing with instant results and awards, complimentary photos, and snacks waiting at the finish line for a festive atmosphere. Youth pricing is available for the 5k and 10k, with registration for ages 12 and under set at $17. To make sure a shirt is reserved, register by midnight on the Thursday that falls two weeks before race day. This family-friendly experience welcomes all paces and fitness levels, whether aiming for a personal best or simply enjoying the day. Registration for the 5k, 10k, and Half Marathon includes a custom bib, designer shirt, and finisher medal. The 1 Mile option is untimed and includes a custom bib, designer shirt, and finisher medal. The kids dash, designed for ages 10 and under, is an untimed sprint that includes a mini bib, a youth-size shirt, and a medal created just for young runners. Children may also participate in the kids dash at no cost if they prefer to skip the included swag.

Safely dispose of household hazardous materials and old electronics at a free community collection held at East River High School. Staff will be on site to help unload items so the drop off is simple and quick. Commercial loads are not accepted, and there is a 25 gallon per vehicle limit for paint and chemicals.

Set aside a day to renew body and mind while reconnecting with the natural world. This immersive retreat focuses on movement, mindfulness, and exploration, creating space to slow down, breathe deeply, and feel in tune with the land. It welcomes individuals, pairs, and families or friends seeking reflection, restoration, or a beautiful way to spend the day. The experience includes a ChoZen Flow movement class and a guided tour that showcases permaculture and regenerative food-forest practices. Wellness amenities are available throughout the day, including a hot tub, sauna, and cold plunge. Self-guided kayaking on the Sebastian River is offered with equipment provided. Guests also have access to the co-working lounge at the Welcome Center, a quiet meditation area within the Australian Pine Forest, bicycles for exploring the grounds when available, and complimentary tea, coffee, and purified water. Food and beverages are available for purchase at the ChoZen Café. The day begins with check-in, a warm drink, and unhurried time to look around. After the movement class and eco tour, the afternoon opens up so each person can choose their own pace, whether that means paddling on the river, relaxing in the wellness facilities, meditating or journaling in the forest, settling into the Welcome Center, or visiting the café for a satisfying bite or drink. An optional Sunset Safari River Cruise can be added for 55 dollars, offering a peaceful finale through the preserve and available at checkout. To make the most of the experience, consider bringing a swimsuit, a reusable water bottle, a journal or book, and sun protection and bug spray. The ChoZen Café serves fresh, land-inspired fare at Harvest House and provides a welcoming space for retreat guests and day visitors. Offerings feature plant-forward plates, nourishing bowls and wraps, fresh juices, teas, specialty elixirs, and coffee.

Palm Bay celebrates Hispanic and Latino heritage with the 29th Annual Puerto Rican Day Parade and Multicultural Festival at Palm Bay City Hall. Recognized as the oldest Puerto Rican Day Parade in Florida, this free, family friendly celebration highlights música, cultura, sabor, and orgullo. The parade leads directly into a festival featuring youth art contest winners, an artist showcase, cultural displays, traditional foods, and live performances. Families can explore a health and wellness zone and a Kids Corner, enjoy story time with parade mascot Lola and friends, view antique and automotive exhibits, and take part in free salsa lessons and other activities. Presented by U.T.B. United Third Bridge, Inc., and produced in partnership with Gary Yeomans Ford Palm Bay, the Neighborhood Association for Inter-Cultural Affairs, Eastern Florida State College, the City of Palm Bay, Launch CU, and IntoTheSpotlight Talkshow, this gathering shares the vibrant spirit of Puerto Rico on Florida’s Space Coast.

This free community trunk or treat offers festive fun for the whole community.

Adam Sean brings a solo set of familiar favorites to the Lone Cabbage stage. Requests are welcome, and the focus is on a fun, upbeat atmosphere.

A free community event featuring trunk or treating, games, crafts, face painting, food, hygiene products, and more. Everyone is welcome to enjoy a day of fun. Presented by the Community Outreach Ministry.

Create a functioning fused glass clock with guidance from Lauren at Wickham Park Senior Center Inc. Participants will cut and arrange glass pieces into a custom design, then the project will be taken to be fired so it fuses into a single piece. After firing, it will be assembled into a working clock, and finished pieces will be available for pickup in about one to two weeks. The workshop welcomes beginners and provides step by step instruction in a friendly, social setting. Bring simple design ideas or choose favorite shapes and colors during the session. All supplies are included, with optional specialty glass available for purchase. Class size is limited to 16 people for plenty of individual attention. The cost is $75 per person, and payment can be made at the door or in advance via Venmo or Zelle.

Bosco performs groovy tunes from a variety of genres and eras at Redfish Saloon. The set spans styles for a smooth flow of music.

A lively fall celebration of plant-based food, creativity, and community, the International Vegan Food Festival returns with a Halloween twist. Entry is free, and the atmosphere is family friendly and pet friendly. Explore global vegan flavors from skilled chefs and local vendors, with options ranging from stacked burgers and fresh sushi to indulgent sweets and refreshing smoothies. Live entertainment features performances, DJs, and guest speakers, while artists from the area showcase their work alongside arts and crafts. Halloween spirit takes center stage with a costume contest for adults, kids, and groups, offering cash prizes for standout looks. Throughout the event there are additional contests, prizes, and giveaways. The festival caters to longtime vegans, the veg curious, and anyone who enjoys great food and festive fun.

Seoul Dalbam Night Market returns to Founders Square Avalon Park with an expanded, energetic evening that celebrates gathering under the moonlight. In Korean, dal means moon and bam means night, and this market embodies that warm, lively spirit where friends and strangers come together to share food, laughter, and memories. Entry is free, with tickets required and reservations requested in advance. Free street parking is available. The organizers are collecting suggestions for favorite foods, vendors, and ideas that could shape the lineup, and vendor, volunteer, and sponsorship opportunities are open through the event team.

Enjoy a festive evening filled with autumn activities that turn frightening after dark. Browse vendors and crafters, dance to music from a DJ, and grab a bite from food trucks. As night falls, the atmosphere shifts with a haunted hayride, scare zones, and live shows. This is the third day of an eight day Halloween celebration at Operation Hope in Fellsmere. Admission is $20 for adults and $15 for those under 16. The experience is not recommended for children 13 and under, and parents are encouraged to use discretion.

Enjoy the Town of Malabar Fall Fest with candy and vendors. A daytime walk-through will be open to collect donations and hand out candy to young children.

Experience an evening devoted to imagination and community as Dr. Kerry Magro, a well known autism advocate, speaker, author, and consultant, leads a one-night gathering that benefits Bridge to Tomorrow. Families, educators, therapists, advocates, and community members gather to honor neurodivergent learners and the potential within every child. The program features a presentation by Dr. Magro, food and drinks, Golden Ticket themed settings with photo spots, a silent disco for ages 10 and up, opportunities to connect with others, and ways to contribute to local scholarships through Bridge to Tomorrow. There is no cost to attend, and optional donations support scholarships and programs. Presented in partnership by Puzzle Box Academy, Kaleidoscope Interventions, Legacy High School, and Bridge to Tomorrow. More than a training for parents, this celebration focuses on possibility, resilience, advocacy, and belonging, bringing advocacy and imagination together.

Cosmic Jam brings a night of Grateful Dead tunes and other jam band music to Pier 220. Enjoy food, drinks, and a scenic riverside backdrop while dancing to the music.

An evening dedicated to advancing the mission of providing expertly trained service dogs at no cost for children, adults, and veterans with disabilities. Guests can enjoy a social hour with cocktails, a seated dinner, and entertainment while taking part in both silent and live auctions that feature a handpicked array of items. Throughout the program, attendees will hear powerful personal stories from clients whose lives have been changed by these service dogs. Cocktail attire is requested.

Enjoy a free, dog-friendly Halloween celebration as a dog training facility transforms into a spooky boneyard filled with local vendors, food trucks, themed cocktails, raffles, games, and more. Food and drinks will be available from Pipos Latin Food, Nibuya, Zayn Coffee, Kara's Cookies, Citrus Stree Shaved Ice, Stardust Dirty Soda, and Ivanhoe Park Brewing. Explore offerings from Little Bear Boutique, Earl's Bakehouse, Pawlicious Dog Ice Cream, and Campy Doodles. A visit from Fearless Family Farm brings friendly farm animals to round out the fun for people and pups alike.

Turn back the clock in Viera with a nostalgic trip to 1989. A throwback atmosphere brings the feel of that year to life.

A welcoming full moon ceremony invites the community to gather across generations. October’s Hunter’s Moon appears in Taurus, highlighting themes of abundance, connection to the senses and body, and practical security. The evening starts with complimentary shamanic clearings, then continues with fire spinning, community drumming and singing, and optional tarot readings available for purchase. Participants will create and use a small pencil-sized stick in the ceremony, and bringing one already decorated is also welcome. The circle centers on setting intentions to release up to three things that are ready to be let go. Arriving on time allows space to receive a clearing and prepare the ceremony stick. For comfort, consider bringing a chair, blanket, or outdoor pillow, a rattle or drum if you have one, a personal drink, and any other helpful items for being outdoors. This is a free gathering supported by love donations, with gratitude for contributions such as sage, olive oil, or firewood. Children are welcome and the atmosphere is relaxed and inclusive.

Back for another round, this beachside get together blends a pool party vibe with a drum circle timed to sunset. Live music comes from Mondo Tikis, with a pool to enjoy and refreshments on hand. Tom's Noms sets up a food tent, and there are vendors and kayak rental to explore. Attendees can bring their own drums, and additional drums will be available.

This family friendly Halloween gathering features a free-to-play Finish the Lyrics game and an outdoor open mic. Costumes are encouraged but not required. A costume contest follows the Finish the Lyrics game, and there will be a screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Matt Schofield returns to Heidi’s Jazz Club for a night of music that celebrates the British blues tradition through original songs, expressive vocals, and the melodic guitar tone that has inspired many players. Born in Britain and now based in the United States, he has spent more than three decades on stages around the world, with over twenty years leading his own projects, touring nearly thirty countries as a guitarist, singer, songwriter, producer, and bandleader. His accolades include three consecutive British Blues Awards for Guitarist of the Year, British Blues Album of the Year, and induction into the British Blues Awards Hall of Fame. Mojo recognized one of his releases as Blues Album of the Year, and Guitar & Bass magazine has placed him among the top ten British blues guitarists alongside Eric Clapton and Peter Green. The Penguin Book of Blues Recordings awarded him its maximum four-star rating, naming him one of only two living British artists to earn that distinction. His signature sound has also led to sought-after gear, including a Two-Rock amplifier that carries his name. Known for a powerful live presence, he has performed at major festivals such as Montreal and North Sea Jazz and in storied rooms like New York’s Iridium and London’s 100 Club, forging a quick and lasting connection with audiences through authenticity, command of the instrument, and improvisational fire. As an educator, he created the Blues Speak instructional series with TrueFire in 2018 and has shared his expertise in clinics worldwide. His upcoming release reunites him with his original organ trio to mark the twentieth anniversary of the lineup that launched his solo career. A perennial audience favorite, this appearance offers an up-close encounter with one of the most acclaimed blues guitarists of his generation.

Designed for homeschool students and families, this overnight at WonderWorks Orlando offers after-hours access to more than 100 hands-on exhibits along with unlimited laser tag, ropes course fun, and arcade play. Activities also include a scavenger hunt, rides, a private performance of The Outta Control Magic Dinner Show, and a visit from Professor Wonder. Dinner features unlimited pizza with dessert, and a light continental breakfast is included. Tickets are $62.00 plus tax per person and are non-refundable. Private overnight bookings at the venue require a minimum of 80 paid participants, and the events team can discuss options for meeting the minimum for this event. For reservations or questions, contact the Events Supervisor at 407-351-8800 ext. 3338 or education@wonderworksonline.com.

A USBC certified youth bowling tournament comes to Shore Lanes Merritt Island in Merritt Island, Florida, following current USBC rules where SWFC rules are not specific. Participation is open to USBC Youth Division and Adult Division sanctioned members in good standing who are 21 or younger as of January 1 of the current year, with PBA card holders from National or Regional tours not eligible to compete. The field is capped at 60 bowlers, and pre registration is required through the event website. The entry fee is set for pre registered bowlers, with an additional charge for walk ins, and there is a separate fee for the optional Junior Gold qualifier. Competition is split into two average based divisions regardless of age. Division 1 includes bowlers with Sport averages of 172 and below or Non Sport averages of 199 and below, and all competitors in this group receive handicap. Division 2 includes Sport averages of 173 and above or Non Sport averages of 200 and above, and this group bowls scratch. Bowlers may choose to move up to the scratch division if they notify the tournament director before the first ball is thrown. Once competition begins, division placement is locked unless an obvious error is identified, and the tournament director may adjust divisions as needed based on entries. The dress code requires a collared or mock collared shirt or a USBC Youth shirt, with no sleeveless tops permitted. Shorts, jeans, denim, leggings, yoga pants, or athletic wear are not allowed, and pants may not have exterior cargo pockets. Male participants must wear slacks with a zipper and button, with no drawstrings or elastic ankles. Female participants may wear slacks or skirts that extend below the fingertips when standing with arms at the sides, and skirts may not be adjusted to be shorter during competition. Headgear and sunglasses are not permitted while practicing or competing. Male bowlers may only wear headgear with written approval secured before the event. Headphones are not allowed at any time a bowler is on the approach or in the bowler’s circle. The format begins with five qualifying games spread across ten lanes, after which earlier scores do not carry forward. The top eight in each division advance to bracket play for one game matches, where total pins with handicap decide each winner. A double elimination structure is used, with all players starting in the winners bracket, moving to the contenders bracket after one loss, and leaving the tournament after a second loss. The finals place the top three in each division into a stepladder round, and double elimination no longer applies at that stage. For questions, contact Tournament Director Mark Michel at 813 486 2641 or mark.michel@southwestfloridaclassic.com.

A thoughtfully curated mini pop-up market brings local handmade goods, artisan creations, baked treats, and more to The Plant Shack in Port St. John, all within a plant-filled setting. To keep the experience intentional for both shoppers and vendors, participation is limited to a maximum of 10 vendors per event. Miracle City & Co manages vendor applications, communication, and event operations for this market hosted at The Plant Shack. Vendors should ignore scam comments or direct messages requesting payment, as payments will not be requested through social media comments or direct messages.

An annual Halloween meet up brings festive costumes and friendly competition. Attendees can cast votes for the best costume, and the top-voted entry earns a $25 Petco gift card. Everyone has a chance to vote, and there is a limit of one gift card and one winner per owner. Voting takes place during the gathering, with results announced after ballots are counted.

Celebrate the season with a creative Halloween-themed class focused on decorating skulls. All supplies are provided, including paint, glitter, jewels, other charms, and the skulls themselves. The cost is %15 per person.

Now in its thirteenth year, Barktoberfest hosted by Orange County Animal Services spotlights the efforts of local rescue partners and the adoptable pets in their care. Dozens of rescue groups will be on site with animals of various breeds, sizes, and ages available for adoption, alongside pet-related vendors, food trucks, and the Orange County Animal Services mobile clinic. The mobile clinic will offer free rabies vaccinations and microchipping for pets owned by Orange County residents, with a limit of two pets per household. For safety, dogs must be leashed and cats must be secured in carriers. Pets with previous vaccine reactions, current medical conditions, or reactive behavior toward other animals or people will not be served. Staff may apply muzzles as a precaution, and any pet that cannot be handled safely will be declined.

Enjoy a family friendly afternoon at the American Muscle Car Museum featuring tours of the museum, a chance to see classic cars outdoors, and Brevard’s largest trunk or treat, all in support of Helping Seniors. The Grand Drawing for the Helping Seniors Car Raffle takes place during the event, and the museum, which is not ordinarily open to the public, is being made available through the generosity of owner Mark Pieloch. A Helping Seniors Car Raffle ticket admits one guest and includes access to the front showroom and outdoor exhibits, along with complimentary soda or bottled water and cookies while supplies last. Entry to the main collection in the rear showroom requires tickets, limited to two per adult, with additional tickets available on site. Children ages 3 to 9 are admitted free with each ticket holding adult, up to two children per adult. The event is supported by American Muscle Car Museum owner Mark Pieloch and A.J. Hiers of Boniface Hiers Automotive.

Social House in Rockledge hosts a family-friendly Halloween celebration featuring trunk or treat, plenty of candy, a Monster Mash dance party, games, and food trucks. Costumes are encouraged, and guests can collect treats, enjoy music and dancing, play a variety of games, and make festive memories together.

Orlando Improv Comedy Club presents a Hocus Pocus themed drag brunch filled with spellbinding performances, fierce looks, and plenty of campy magic. Expect a playful, spooky vibe that celebrates all things witchy with high-energy numbers and crowd-pleasing moments. VIP admission includes front section seating and a meet and greet with the artists.

Rolling Thunder Florida Chapter 1 holds a monthly membership meeting at the Brevard Veterans Memorial Center. The gathering highlights the mission of Rolling Thunder Inc., keeping the POW and MIA issue at the forefront, informing the community about those still unaccounted for, and ensuring future Veterans are never forgotten. The chapter also supports Veterans from all wars and honors the service and sacrifice of our nation’s heroes. Expect updates on upcoming activities and community outreach in Brevard County, plus information on how to get involved. Membership is $40 per year and open to everyone, including non‑Veterans and those who do not ride motorcycles. We Will Never Forget.

Day four of the eight day Halloween Nightmare event dives into the world of the uncanny with oddities themed performances and a market of vendors offering creepy, strange, and unusual finds. Admission is $20 for adults and $15 for children under 16. As evening settles in, the atmosphere becomes darker and more intense, so parental discretion is advised, and it is not recommended for children 13 and under after dark. Dare to explore the strange and the odd.

Boardwalk Bowl in Orlando hosts a music bingo party that puts female artists front and center. Cards fill up with songs from standout voices and signature anthems, and the playlist leans into hits that invite a big singalong. Bring your closest friends, pick a table, and settle in for plenty of laughs and the thrill of marking off squares as you aim for bingo. The atmosphere celebrates girl power and good times.

Motown Music Bingo fills Gators Dockside Hunters Creek with soulful favorites and timeless classics. Mark your card to legendary hits, sing along with friends at the table, and keep the groove going as you aim for a winning bingo. Groups can grab a spot together, then dance, clap, and belt out the tunes between rounds. It is a lively night for fans of Motown, soul, and friendly competition in Orlando.

A welcoming support group for caregivers to talk about the pressures, obstacles, and meaningful rewards that come with caring for a loved one. It offers a safe and supportive setting to exchange experiences, practical advice, and encouragement with fellow caregivers.

Keiser University’s annual Scare Fair blends a campus preview with Halloween themed fun. Enjoy food and prizes, a costume competition, and interactive activities while getting a close look at academic programs, meeting instructors, and talking with current students. My Kiss 95.1 will be on site with games and prizes. Activities include trunk or treat, a spooky scavenger hunt, bounce houses, a movie screening, and creepy treats prepared by the Culinary Department. This public event welcomes friends and family.

A family friendly, all-ages night of drag racing unfolds at Orlando Speed World Dragway with open Test and Tune sessions. Spectators can watch a wide range of vehicles, from trucks and minivans to street cars, motorcycles, and dedicated race cars, make passes down the strip while enjoying food and drinks from the OSW Cafe. General admission is $20, racer entry is $30, and children under 10 are admitted free.

Network and collaborate with motivated professionals at a monthly business social hosted by ServiceX at O’Shucks Karaoke Bar in Orlando. The gathering welcomes business owners, service providers, content creators, and anyone looking to expand their professional circle. ServiceX is a growing community of professionals and entrepreneurs focused on excellent customer service, strong relationships, and opportunities that support local growth, connecting dependable service providers with people who value professionalism, quality, and trust. Pizza will be available while supplies last, and outside food is permitted since the venue does not serve food. Attendees must be 21 or older and present a valid, undamaged driver license or ID for entry. For more information, send a direct message or email servicex4ever@gmail.com.

A mobile eatery will be on site at the Moore Justice Center, also known as the Brevard County Courthouse. This is a public event and everyone is welcome.

Now in night five of an eight-day Halloween series, the Phantasmagoria Dinner Show delivers an evening of fire performance, mystery, and shadowy spectacle at Operation Hope. General admission is $20 for adults and $15 for children under 16. The content is not recommended for ages 13 and younger, with parental discretion advised. A $75 reserved table option seats up to four and includes complimentary admission for each guest, 30 percent off dinner from on-site food trucks, and a group photo with the cast after the show. Reservations are strongly encouraged because tables are limited.

Silver Springs brings the music of Fleetwood Mac to Heidi’s Jazz Club with a faithful tribute spanning more than four decades of favorites. This quintet, featuring current members of Leaving Eden, presents a theatrical show that captures the band’s sound, feel, and look, complemented by advanced sound and lighting and cinematic video backdrops. Dress code is smart casual. Regular tickets carry a $20 per person minimum. Tables are available on a first come basis, and your full party should arrive together to keep reserved seating. Late arrivals may be seated at the bar.

Set sail for a Halloween-themed group getaway aboard Utopia of the Seas, cruising roundtrip from Port Canaveral to CocoCay and Nassau in the Bahamas. This three-night escape blends festive costume contests, themed evenings, and casual group meetups with unlimited dining and entertainment. Spend time on the private island of CocoCay, then relax on Nassau’s white sand beaches. Costumes are optional, and dressing up is encouraged. Prices start at $810 per person. It takes only $100 to reserve a spot, and payment plans are available for added flexibility.

Learn and practice acrylic painting in a relaxed class designed for both beginners and seasoned artists. The session takes place at The Village Art Academy & Showcase, and additional details are available on the event flyer.

This public food truck gathering at The Carlton of West Melbourne offers a spirited shoutout to Big Backs, complete with a playful call to get your Big Back on. The event is open to everyone.

Enjoy a Halloween edition night of drag racing at Orlando Speed World with an open test and tune session for all. Bring a truck, minivan, car, motorcycle, or dedicated race car to run down the strip, or watch a wide mix of machines make passes. The setting is welcoming to families and all ages, and trick-or-treat fun adds to the seasonal vibe. Food and drinks are available at the OSW Cafe. Admission is $20 for spectators and $30 for drivers, and children under 10 get in free.

Set out from Veterans Memorial Park in Titusville for a friendly city ride at a social pace. The loop covers about 11 miles at roughly 10 miles per hour and uses the North route. Someone familiar with the route is typically on hand even if Bruce cannot attend. E-bikes are welcome as long as riders are pedaling. After the ride, some participants like to stop at Hardware Brewing for a bit.

Part of Halloween Nightmare IV, the sixth evening in an eight-day celebration of thrills and chills, this Vampire's Ball centers on high-energy music and an adult costume showdown. Expect DJs, live entertainment, a vendor marketplace, and a variety of food trucks. The costume contest awards a total of $200 in cash prizes across three categories, recognizing standout female, male, and group ensembles. As night falls, the atmosphere intensifies with a scare zone and a haunted hayride. Content can be intense and parental discretion is advised. Admission is $20 for adults and $15 for children under 16, and the event is not recommended for those 13 and under. Presented at Operation Hope.

This free community trunk-or-treat brings together WHAT THE FITNESS, Bounce City LLC, TaxCity 321, and other local businesses for kids to enjoy decorated trunks, plenty of candy, costumes, and family fun. All are welcome to attend at no cost. Local businesses may also take part by setting up a trunk for free.

Celebrate spooky season with Halloween Vibes Music Bingo at EVEN Hotel Orlando Universal Kitchen & Bar. Match songs to your card as eerie favorites, haunting hits, and party-ready Halloween tracks play, each one bringing you closer to a winning bingo. Enjoy great food, spooky tunes, and plenty of chances to win.

Led Hed brings the spirit of Led Zeppelin’s early concert years to Heidi’s Jazz Club with accurate live song arrangements and a detailed stage presentation. Steve Lomazzo embodies Robert Plant’s vocal style, backed by veteran touring tribute musicians. The show features costuming, instruments, stage equipment, a theremin, a violin bow, and keyboards to deliver a complete live Zeppelin experience.

The Tennessee Bluegrass Band is a rising ensemble that pairs lively musicianship with a deep devotion to the tradition. Formed by standout players who sharpened their skills with some of the industry’s leading bands, the group blends time honored influences with fresh, contemporary ideas. Recognition includes an IBMA New Artist of the Year nomination and an SPBGMA Entertainer of the Year nomination, along with a No. 1 Traditional Album on RMR’s Top 50, a No. 1 Gospel song on Cashbox Magazine, and a No. 1 music video on The Bluegrass Standard.

Hotel California, A Salute to the Eagles, delivers a faithful recreation of the Eagles’ Grammy-winning sound with a spirited blend of originality and precision. This legendary Southern California group has earned worldwide recognition, reaching a stature often associated with Gold and Platinum recording artists, and connecting with fans across the globe. Recognized as the longest running and most successful production of its kind, it is the only show to receive official authorization to perform the Eagles catalog. The performance sets a mood of open-road nostalgia... a dark desert highway, a cool breeze through your hair, and the unmistakable pull of that iconic hotel.

Palm Bay's longest running dueling pianos show keeps the focus on fun.

Presented by AEG Presents, this concert brings Prof to The Plaza Live alongside Grieves, Khantrast, and Norman. The event welcomes attendees of all ages.

Vintage horsepower takes the spotlight at a quarter-mile nostalgia drag racing event paired with a car show, limited to pre-1979 cars and trucks. The gathering takes place at Orlando Speedworld.

Celebrate Halloween at Daddy O’s Diner with a free car and bike show featuring costumes and trunk or treat. This recurring show takes place on the last Saturday of each month. Attendees are encouraged to bring non-perishable items for Matthew’s Hope, with a large collection box available for donations.

Head into Split Oak Forest for a Halloween-themed guided hike led by the Save Split Oak team, with hike leader Bob Stein. Experience the landscape as fall settles in, noticing how seasonal shifts influence plants and wildlife while learning about habitats, conservation work, and the role this area plays as a wildlife corridor in Central Florida. Conversation along the trail will touch on nocturnal and crepuscular species, reading animal tracks, and how creatures adapt as daylight hours change. The pace is easygoing and welcoming to nature lovers looking to connect with others who care about public lands and conservation. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended, and bringing water, sunscreen, and insect repellent will help make the outing more enjoyable. Subtle, nature-friendly costumes are welcome. Because Split Oak Forest is a sensitive place, participants are asked to follow Leave No Trace principles and remain mindful of wildlife and trail conditions. For questions, contact hike leader Bob Stein at savesplitoak@gmail.com.

Discover the night-active wildlife of Erna Nixon Park at a special exhibit in the Nature Room that highlights how these creatures survive and thrive after dark. Admission is free, and the display can be viewed during the Nature Room's regular hours. For more information, call the nature center at 321-952-4525.

This event takes place at Pielock Dog Park Viera East.

Hosted by 40:31 Youth, this faith centered field day at Grant-Valkaria Community Park gathers the Christian community to strengthen relationships and spend time in God’s presence. The afternoon features games, food, music, and plenty of laughter, with opportunities for young people to connect and build meaningful memories. The theme draws from Isaiah 40:31, highlighting hope in the Lord, renewed strength, and the courage to soar.

Dreamer appears at Red Fish Saloon, a venue now known by this name after operating as Squid Lips River Deck, a seafood restaurant in Florida. Additional Dreamer dates are noted earlier in the year.

Celebrate Halloween at Tiki Bar & Grill with Jesse and the Thieves bringing a spooky vibe to the festivities. Costumes are encouraged, making it a fun night to dress up and enjoy the party.

Nosferatu, the landmark silent horror film from 1922, is presented in a live-to-film setting with Grammy-nominated organist and composer Cameron Carpenter performing his own original score live. Recognized for a high-energy stage presence, Carpenter was the first organist nominated for a Grammy Award for a solo album and received the 2012 Leonard Bernstein Award. In 2014 he introduced his International Touring Organ, a pioneering digital instrument he designed himself. His concert presentations with film have engaged audiences from New York to Berlin, turning silent cinema into an immersive theatrical experience. This program pairs a foundational work of horror with virtuosic live performance.

In its fourth year, this Halloween golf cart parade brings costumed carts and seasonal fun to Cocoa Village. The procession starts on Rosa L Jones Drive and makes two full circuits through the village, making it easy to watch from locations all around the area. Awards will recognize the best-decorated carts, and an official viewing area with a judges station will be at the Kimco Real Estate office. Earlier in the day, the City of Cocoa hosts a fall festival that includes a trick or treat trail through the village along with costume contests for children and pets. Cart registration details will be announced soon.

Chayanne takes the stage at the Kia Center in Orlando, FL.

Experience a waterfront multi-sport race in Historic Cocoa Village featuring an international-distance triathlon, duathlon, and aquabike, along with sprint triathlon and sprint duathlon options. Relay team entries are available. The course showcases views of the Indian River from start to finish. Athletes begin and end near the amphitheater at Riverfront Park, giving spectators an easy place to watch and enjoy the nearby amenities of Historic Cocoa Village. After the finish, explore local shops, and note that Cocoa Beach is close by, under ten minutes away.

A complimentary, ranger-guided walk explores Turkey Creek Sanctuary along boardwalks and select trails, highlighting common native plants and wildlife. Participants gather at the sanctuary’s Nature Center, then set out on a route of about one to one and a half miles. Expect primarily sandy, primitive paths with occasional wet areas, and a light to moderate pace. Wear sturdy sneakers or boots and dress for trail conditions. Helpful items include sunscreen, insect repellent, plenty of water, snacks, binoculars, and a hat. Field guides to Florida plants and animals are welcome. Free and open to all ages. To reserve a spot, call the Nature Center at (321) 676-6690.

Lucy’s Fur Baby returns to Graham’s Beach Grill in Cape Canaveral, Florida for a lively afternoon stacked with rock from the 80s, 90s, 2000s and beyond. Expect big singalongs, plenty of dancing, bubbles, cold drinks, and the trademark LFB shenanigans spanning three hours of nonstop music.

Set sail on a 7-night, 8-day round-trip voyage from Port Canaveral aboard Norwegian Prima, the first in a new class crafted to elevate the cruise experience. Wander a sweeping oceanfront promenade to take in sunset views by an infinity pool, or settle in under the stars at a stylish lounge. Feel the rush on a track built for racing, enjoy captivating shows, and then relax in contemporary, generously sized accommodations. From lively thrills to laid-back moments, this journey blends excitement and comfort throughout the week.

A Día de los Muertos celebration takes place at Operation Hope Fellsmere as the finale to an eight-day Halloween series, with festivities inspired by the film Coco. The event features music from a DJ and a live mariachi band, sugar skull face painting, artisan vendors and crafters, a kid zone, and a variety of food trucks. A screening of Coco concludes the gathering. The focus is on culture, music, food, and tradition in honor of the Day of the Dead. Admission is $20 for adults, and children attend free.

Celebrate 35 years of Sonic with Sonic Live in Concert, a multimedia journey honoring the speedy hero and the game music that shaped a generation. A live 15-piece orchestra performs new arrangements from Sonic Adventure, Sonic Frontiers, Sonic Generations, and more, all synchronized with high-definition gameplay and cinematic imagery that brings each world into focus. After selling out performances around the world, this reimagined show blends sweeping symphonic power, arena-rock energy, and beloved themes into a fast-paced experience fueled by nostalgia and adventure.

Celebrate the release of Sarah J. Maas’s sixth ACOTAR installment on a fan-led cruise through the Caribbean. Created as a haven for enthusiasts, this voyage brings together the Inner Circle, Valkyries in training, High Fae, and anyone devoted to the bat boys to connect and immerse in the world they love. More than a typical getaway, it offers an atmosphere at sea where new chapters can be savored amid sunlit horizons and starry skies. To the stars who listen, and the dreams that are answered.

Stay active indoors at Melbourne Square with Walk & Wellness Fitness Checks, a no-cost walking program presented by Comfort Keepers. Enjoy a temperature-controlled setting to move at your own pace, meet fellow walkers, and strengthen healthy routines. Entry begins one hour before the mall’s regular opening each day, giving participants extra time to get their steps in. On the first Wednesday of each month, added health support is available, including free blood pressure screenings, a place to hydrate, wellness materials, and caregiver resources. Whether beginning a fitness routine, maintaining regular activity, or looking for an air-conditioned place to walk during Florida’s hot months, this program encourages healthy movement and community connection.

Orlando Speed World Dragway hosts an all-ages, family friendly Test and Tune night where the track is open to a wide range of vehicles. Drivers can bring a street car, truck, minivan, motorcycle, or purpose-built race car to make passes, while spectators enjoy an evening of on-track action. The OSW Cafe offers food and drinks throughout the event. General admission is $20, racer entry is $30, and children 9 and under are admitted free. All Test and Tune participants are welcome, and the thrills do not cost extra.

Switchfoot performs live at House of Blues in Orlando, FL.

A tribute to Jimi Hendrix features guitarist Marcus Machado with Juma Sultan at Heidi’s Jazz Club. Machado was named a Next Young Gun by Rolling Stone in 2016 and has since become an in-demand player in the studio and on the road, with endorsements from D’Angelico Guitars, Beetronics, Tech 21, and D’Addario. His work includes performances and recordings with Anderson .Paak, Robert Glasper, Lalah Hathaway, Pete Rock, and Georgia Anne Muldrow, along with contributions to the documentary scores for Apollo and Mr. Soul in collaboration with Glasper and the song Show Me Your Soul with Hathaway and Glasper. He also produced the score for Contact High. Recent singles I Can’t Lose featuring Jermaine Holmes and the instrumental Dig appear on the soundtrack to the award winning independent film Blue Diamonds. He has performed the national anthem for the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden and for the Golden State Warriors at Oracle Arena. As a member of Th1rt3en with Pharoahe Monch and Daru Jones, he released A Magnificent Day For An Exorcism, which debuted at number 5 and led to features on the Stephen Colbert Show and NPR Tiny Desk Concert. His solo album Aquarius Purple sold out its limited vinyl editions, and he co-leads the Mach 7 Muzik production team with Vicky Casis, releasing Black Summer and Black Summer Again and launching QSTV to spotlight creatives. Please note the dress code is smart casual. Regular tickets carry a $20 minimum per person. All members of each party must be present no later than 20 minutes after the show begins or management may release the seats.

Discover new career opportunities in Orlando at a job fair at Four Points by Sheraton Orlando International Drive. Connect with top employers that are actively hiring across multiple industries, including healthcare, technology, customer service, logistics, and more. The event is designed for job seekers of all experience levels. Attendees can meet recruiters, submit resumes, and interview on the spot.

Discover Florida’s upland systems with the Florida Master Naturalist Program in a 40-hour hybrid course based in Brevard County. Through a mix of classroom sessions, online learning, and guided fieldwork, participants are introduced to hardwood forests, pinelands, scrub, dry prairies, rangelands, and urban green spaces. The curriculum explores how these ecosystems function, the plants and wildlife that depend on them, and the conservation challenges they face, along with the ways people shape and safeguard natural resources. In-person meetings take place at Turkey Creek Sanctuary in Palm Bay, complemented by Zoom sessions and field excursions. The course also builds skills in naturalist interpretation and emphasizes environmental ethics.

At Skydive Sebastian, Alter Ego offers canopy coaching focused on safe piloting for skydivers at every skill level. Instruction follows a structured curriculum and can also be tailored for goals that require a custom approach. Training covers flight patterns and landings, practice with inputs to control a canopy in different conditions, and the option to complete the USPA B-License canopy card. Coaching spans from strengthening fundamentals to building speed in an introductory swooping progression, as well as advanced techniques for competition-level canopy piloting. Courses include Silver Essentials of Canopy Flight, Yellow Intermediate Canopy Flight, Orange Advanced Canopy Flight, Green Advanced Targeting, Rainbow Customized Coaching, Blue Intro to Swooping, and Red Advanced Swooping.

A party by the ocean brings people together for a coastal gathering.

Orlando Speed World Dragway opens the strip for an all-ages test and tune session where trucks, minivans, street cars, motorcycles, and purpose-built racers can make passes. Spectators can watch a steady flow of runs and check out a range of machines while enjoying food and drinks from the OSW Cafe. Admission is $20 for spectators and $30 for drivers, with free entry for children 10 and under. It is a family friendly night of drag racing that welcomes anyone interested in dialing in their setup or simply taking in the action.

The UCF School of Visual Arts and Design presents its yearly open house, a showcase of imagination, innovative work, and the talents that shape a vibrant arts community. The Visual Arts Building becomes a hub of activity as students, educators, alumni, families, and neighbors from across Central Florida gather for an evening filled with art, discovery, and interactive experiences. Prospective students, art lovers, UCF Knights, and anyone looking for a lively night out can explore working studios, talk with the creators behind the pieces, watch live demonstrations, and get to know the wide range of creative disciplines that make up UCF SVAD.

Valencia Dance spotlights the creative vision of Valencia College student choreographers in an evening of original works across multiple styles, including contemporary, modern, jazz, and more. Performed by Valencia Dance students, the concert elevates new choreographic voices while exploring varied themes, distinctive movement, and collaborative artistry. The program blends innovation with storytelling from the next generation of dance makers. General admission is $15. Discounted tickets are $10 for students, seniors, faculty and staff, and military. Children 12 and under are $8, and children 7 and under are free. Concessions will be available with a suggested one dollar per item donation that supports Valencia Dance.

At The Plaza Live in Orlando, Matt Fraser, known as America’s Top Psychic Medium and a New York Times bestselling author, presents a 90 minute, in-person experience featuring real-time messages he attributes to loved ones in spirit. He moves through the audience offering spontaneous readings that can include names, memories, dates, and other specific details. Attendees watch the stories unfold as they happen, with moments that bring comfort, healing, laughter, and tears. Whether a message is meant for you or shared with someone nearby, many find the insights feel personally meaningful. No two shows are alike, since the flow is guided by the room and the energy of those present, and seating throughout the venue offers close-up moments with the readings. Tickets are limited and the event is anticipated to sell out. Ages 18 and over. Presented by AEG Presents.

Jim Breuer brings his Find The Funny Tour to the stage with a high energy set that blends keen observations, stories from family life, and spontaneous interaction with the audience. Well known from his 1990s run on Saturday Night Live, where he introduced Goat Boy and a widely recognized Joe Pesci impression, he draws on more than 30 years as a comedian, podcaster, writer, and actor. The result is seasoned storytelling and a lively presence focused on big laughs.

Start the day with a 3.1 mile run through Universal Orlando Resort. A welcoming and diverse community supports all paces and experience levels, creating a friendly environment for participants. Attendance is free, although Universal Orlando Resort parking fees may apply. Ride share and guest drop off areas are available at no cost. Preferred and Premier Passholders receive complimentary parking. Guests staying on site can access the area via the Garden Walk pathways, shuttles, or water taxis.

The Orlando Heart Walk takes place at UCF Memory Mall. The event opens ahead of the walk, which gets underway afterward. Registration information is available.

Presented by Orlando Speed World, Night of Fire delivers high-horsepower thrills with Top Fuel machines, funny cars, jet dragsters, a jet truck, and a fireworks show, with more attractions to be revealed. Updates will be shared as plans are finalized. For questions or additional details, contact osw@raceosw.com.

At Publix Super Market at First Merritt Shopping Center, dancers will be on site accepting donations to help cover the costs of their competition season. The group includes champions at the regional, state, and national levels, and this effort supports their season needs.

The Rotary Club of Sebastian, Inc presents the Service to Community Golf Jamboree at Sebastian Municipal Golf Course. This scramble uses a shotgun start and includes a cart, range balls, and a buffet lunch. Highlights include a $10,000 hole in one on hole 17, longest drive awards for men and women, closest to the pin contests for men and women, a 50/50 raffle, and other prizes. Entry is $100 per golfer or $400 per team. Proceeds benefit the club’s college scholarship fund, which awarded ten $1,000 scholarships to local graduates last year. For more information, contact Marc Gingras at 772-321-3916.

A one day gathering brings the community together on the green to support the mission of Family Promise of Brevard. Take a swing for a cause and aim to make every shot matter.

The Space Coast Invicta Collectors Expo is poised to be the biggest gathering of Invicta collectors Central Florida has seen, bringing together enthusiasts, dealers, and resellers from across the state for a celebration of the hobby centered on buying, selling, and trading. Attendees can browse an extensive selection of Invicta watches, including rare finds, factory-sealed pieces, limited editions, diamond-accented models, and hard-to-find old-school classics. In addition to the main show, a special Collector Trade Night will offer a relaxed, community-focused setting to meet fellow collectors, showcase pieces, and make trades. Opportunities are available for exhibitors, sellers, and those interested in presenting their collections or securing vendor space. Welcoming both seasoned collectors and those new to Invicta, this is billed as a standout event for the year.

Merritt Square Mall transforms into a pop culture hub for a full day filled with comics, collectibles, cosplay, guest appearances, and family friendly activities. Mall Con runs alongside Bocas Film Fest in the same venue, with support from Space Coast Comic Con. Look for a lively marketplace featuring a wide range of vendors, chances to connect with creators and actors, standout costumes throughout the mall, unique vehicles on display, and indie film screenings. All of it comes together in one convenient location for an easy, entertainment filled outing.

A community Harvest Festival at Sculptor Charter School features carnival-style games, food, raffles, basket auctions, and community vendors, along with additional activities. The event welcomes everyone.

Bark in the Park 2026 is a free community celebration at Sand Point Park benefiting the SPCA of Brevard. Attendees can enjoy live performances by Tru Phonic and Eastern Front, tasty options from local food trucks, a beer tent hosted by Playalinda Brewing Company, and a lineup of local vendors. Animal rescues and nonprofit organizations will be onsite, and dogs can take part in pet friendly activities, including the fan favorite lure course. VIP passes are available for $50 and include access to a VIP tent, an exclusive event T-shirt, two drink tickets, a swag bag, and more. Sponsorships are offered at multiple levels for businesses, and Pack Member Sponsorships are $25 per person, adding a supporter’s name to a commemorative event T-shirt with one shirt included at no cost. Vendor participation is welcome, with 10x10 spaces priced at $40 for businesses and $5 for nonprofit organizations. Vendors and nonprofits must provide their own tent, table, chairs, and setup items, and space is limited on a first come, first served basis.

An annual benefit concert raises funds for initiatives that support Shepherd’s Men/SHARE Military Initiative and Purple Heart Homes. Entertainment features SAMMY Award winner Tink Bennett & Tailor Made, and food trucks will be on hand. Sponsorship opportunities are available, with details provided in the comments.

Open to everyone, this gathering at Your Cocoa Elks features live music from Fast Times performing familiar hits. An unlimited buffet with burgers, hot wings, and more is offered alongside a finish-the-keg deal for $20, creating a casual night of good tunes and plentiful food and drink.

This 30th anniversary celebration features giveaways, including a chance to win free coffee for a year. The event includes a mobile gaming truck presented by Xplosivegaming and face painting by FACEdesigns, along with other activities.

Tripped By Aria hosts the second annual Friends and Family Reunion Cruise aboard the MSC Seashore, created with first-time cruisers in mind. The itinerary emphasizes fun with minimal time spent at sea and features an overnight stay on MSC’s private island, Ocean Cay Marine Reserve. Guests can look forward to extra hours on the beach, sunset moments on the island, and after-dark beach parties beneath the stars. The trip welcomes travelers coming with friends, with a partner, or solo, and centers on a warm atmosphere, new connections, and memorable experiences.

Enjoy a jazz performance by the Jon Oxford Trio at the Brevard Veterans Memorial Center. Jon Oxford brings more than 20 years of experience as both an educator and performer. He leads instrumental activities at Eastern Florida State College, guiding the Concert Band, Jazz Band, Chamber Orchestra, and Community Orchestra. His performance background spans a wide range of ensembles and artists, including work with Sam Rivers’ Rejuvenation Orchestra. He previously taught jazz at Stetson University, directing the Jazz Ensemble and creating courses in Jazz History, Jazz Theory, and Advanced Conducting. His academic credentials include a Master of Music in Jazz Performance and Composition from the University of South Florida and a Bachelor of Music in the same field from the University of Central Florida, along with earlier studies at Eastern Florida State College and Full Sail University. He is also the author of The Organized Guitarist and Rhythmic Elements of the Jazz Language. Admission is paid at the door. Members of the Jazz Society and the Veterans Memorial Center pay $30, guests pay $35, and students are admitted free. Personal snacks and beverages are welcome, including adult drinks, and the venue does not permit food or beverage sales. Tables and chairs will be available, and the setting offers a scenic view of the river.

InnuenDuo brings a live acoustic performance to George & Dragon English Tavern in Cocoa Beach.

Set sail with the FAMLeague crew for the second annual cruise getaway, a four-night adventure aboard Royal Caribbean’s Harmony of the Seas. The itinerary departs from Port Canaveral, visits CocoCay and Nassau in the Bahamas, and returns to Port Canaveral, offering a bigger ship, sunny days, and plenty of fun along the way. Perks for participants include access to FAMLEAGUE Group ID 1094589, a commemorative T-shirt, and additional surprises, giveaways, and special benefits. Booking is available by calling 800-465-3595, option 5. Have your legal name as it appears on your ID, date of birth, mailing address, phone number, and email ready. Rooms are based on double occupancy, and prices included taxes and fees at the time they were placed on hold, so current totals may be higher or lower. Available categories and sample pricing include Ocean View Balcony mid at $1,529.24 or $765 per person, Ocean View Balcony aft or forward at $1,283.24 or $642 per person, Central Park View Balcony at $1,319.24 or $660 per person, Ocean View at $1,219.24 or $610 per person, and Interior at $1,115.24 or $558 per person. New reservations can be made while cabins remain. Each guest must travel with proper documentation, either a valid passport or an original state-issued birth certificate with a raised seal together with a government-issued photo ID such as a driver’s license. Additional details will be shared with confirmed guests as the cruise approaches.

AEG Presents offers a 40th anniversary in-concert presentation of Jim Henson's Labyrinth at The Plaza Live. This event is open to all ages.

Discover Holy Trinity’s upper school through a campus preview that mirrors a typical student day. Tour the facilities, meet faculty and school leaders, and talk with students and parents to get your questions answered. Registration is required and space is limited.

Help Me Grow Brevard, in partnership with Brevard Public Libraries, brings the Books, Balls and Blocks program to the Satellite Beach Library right after storytime. Families with children from birth to age five can participate in free, play-based developmental screenings. A Care Coordinator will be on site to review results with caregivers, and children who complete a screening and review are eligible to receive an age-appropriate toy. Participants must not have completed a Help Me Grow Brevard screening within the previous 90 days. For questions, email helpmegrow@211Brevard.org.

The first-ever King of the Deep cruise, Deep at Sea, sets sail aboard Norwegian Cruise Line’s Norwegian Getaway for a five-night tropical itinerary. Departing from Port Canaveral, Florida, the journey includes stops in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic and Great Stirrup Cay, Bahamas, with a complete KOTD takeover on board. The Norwegian Getaway features Broadway-style shows, a top-deck ropes course, a quarter-mile oceanfront promenade, more than 20 dining venues, more than 20 bars, an Aqua Park with multistory slides, and a relaxing Thermal Spa. King of the Deep serves as host, bringing its signature energy, community, and creativity from its offroad park to the open sea. Plans include exclusive activities, group meetups, and surprise moments for those who want to participate.

The 33rd annual FuelTech World Street Nationals brings a multi day drag racing showcase to Orlando Speed World Dragway, highlighted by the signature Race for the Wally. Ticket options include a 3 day pass for $85, a 2 day pass for $60 available at the gate, and a 1 day pass for $30 at the gate. Children 10 and under are admitted free. VIP parking is $100, a golf cart pass is $100, and RV parking is $160. The program features an opening day test session priced at $200, followed by multiple qualifying rounds across the event. Details on classes and payouts will be announced soon. For sponsorships, vendor booths, or additional information, contact fernando@raceosw.com or 407-568-5522.

This free, skill-building session offers hands-on practice using manikins. It is designed for learning and does not provide certification. Participants aged 12 and older may attend when accompanied by an adult. To reserve a spot, contact Kerri at 321-567-3804 or kerri.lubeski@titusville.com.

Hosted at Cocoa Beach Golf Course, this second annual 18 hole shotgun start scramble spotlights the fight against human exploitation and trafficking and directs proceeds to prevention, response, and recovery initiatives. Registration is by foursome, with team captains entering the entire team in a single submission, and day-of registration is available. After the round, an awards celebration at the 19th hole features a barbecue buffet, with honors for top overall teams, longest drive for men and women, and closest to the pin. Freedom Fighter is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, EIN 83-3072797.

The Space Coast Police K-9 Competition returns to Space Coast Stadium for its eighth year, showcasing the skill and partnership of K-9 teams. Police dogs and their handlers will navigate an obstacle course modeled after real world scenarios encountered on duty, giving an up close look at the trust and communication that drive each team. The event also features a vendor expo, opportunities to win prizes, official merchandise, and food and beverages. A civilian competition is part of the schedule. It is a family friendly gathering that spotlights the work of local law enforcement K-9 units and offers a fun outing with friends and family.

Gabe Stillman and his band take the stage at Heidi’s Jazz Club with a high-energy set that celebrates American roots music, mixing original songs with carefully chosen covers and plenty of in-the-moment choices. Stillman reached the final eight at the 35th Annual International Blues Challenge in Memphis and received the Gibson Guitar Award. A Berklee College of Music graduate, he was invited to support ZZ Top at the Key West Amphitheater, earned a Blues Music Award nomination for Best New Emerging Artist Album, and leads a band recognized as Best Blues Band by the 3rd Annual Central PA Music Awards. The group is focused on expanding its footprint in the United States and internationally. All sales are final. A two item minimum applies per guest, and seating is communal cabaret style.

Josh Keels returns to The Vintage Vault for an evening of live music paired with craft cocktails and good company in a historic Cocoa Village hideaway. Josh’s $10-off promotion is back. Attendees can enjoy dinner and their favorite drinks while he provides the soundtrack to the night, whether longtime fans or hearing him for the first time.

Academy Award, Emmy and Grammy winner Common takes the stage with a performance that blends hip hop, soul and vivid storytelling. His career spans socially engaged anthems, hit collaborations and acclaimed acting, from the Oscar winning song Glory from Selma to recent work like The Auditorium, Vol. 1 with producer Pete Rock, shaping the sound and spirit of contemporary hip hop. Performing alongside him, Miami’s Nu Deco Ensemble brings its genre bending approach that unites classical traditions with jazz, hip hop, pop and experimental textures, lauded in The New York Times. For one night, powerful lyrics meet cinematic orchestral arrangements at the Walt Disney Theatre At Dr Philips Center for the Performing Arts.

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

Adam Sean is back with the entire band, delivering a set of well-loved songs on the stage at Siggy’s. Audience requests are welcome. The focus is on fun, with a good-time spirit encouraged.

Designed for both collectors and artists, this event brings together learning, shopping, and community across two days. Master classes led by artists from around the world provide focused instruction, and there are also two days of shows where collectors can meet creators and purchase dolls directly. The schedule includes baby shower activities and awards banquets, offering additional opportunities to connect and acknowledge standout work. It welcomes collectors aiming to grow their collections as well as artists ready to share their creations with a broader audience.

A sidewalk clean-up brings people together to tidy the area. Participants meet at Steak n' Shake in Union Park, Florida.

Enjoy a weekend of holiday shopping at a market and craft fair taking place at Divine Mercy Catholic Church in Merritt Island. Browse local artisan booths for unique handmade items, take part in raffles, and enjoy festive refreshments as you explore. Admission is free and it offers a chance to start Christmas shopping with one-of-a-kind finds.

A family friendly team scavenger hunt returns for its 14th year, raising funds to advance research into inflammatory breast cancer. Meet at the big pavilion in Riverview Park in Sebastian, where teams check in before receiving a list of missions that include collecting specific items, snapping photos, and completing simple tasks. The action starts with a community stage and wraps up back in the park with a final set of challenges. A suggested donation of $25 or more includes participation, and all funds raised go directly to research through The IBC Network, which has helped support more than seven major IBC projects in recent years. Inflammatory breast cancer is a rare and especially deadly form of breast cancer, representing about 2–6% of cases. The five-year overall survival rate is around 40%, compared with nearly 90% across all breast cancers combined, and it is typically not detectable until stage III, underscoring the urgent need for continued research.

Celebrate the inaugural Giving Back Festival and 3K Turkey Run at Operation Hope, a free, family friendly community gathering with music, local vendors and crafters, food trucks, and interactive activities. The 3K Turkey Run includes a $25 registration fee, and festive outfits like turkey costumes are welcome for a playful take on fitness. Proceeds support Operation Hope, The Sagi & Kiquo Experience, and the MDH Charitable Foundation. Presented by The Sagi and Kiquo Experience, this event blends recreation and community spirit with plenty of chances to shop, play, eat, and give back.

Recycle Brevard is launching a new repair-focused gathering inspired by the Orange County Fix It! Don't Pitch It community event, bringing the concept to Brevard County at the Front Street Civic Center. Community members can bring items that need attention so they can be adjusted, calibrated, mended, or repaired, keeping useful things in circulation instead of sending them to the landfill. The emphasis is on encouraging reuse and providing opportunities to recycle appropriate materials. Volunteer fixers, whether tinkerers or professionals, are sought to share their know-how in helping diagnose and repair items, and they will not be expected to provide parts.

Build practical skills at a free, hands-on session that includes practice on manikins. This learning opportunity does not provide certification. Participants aged 12 and older may attend when accompanied by an adult. To reserve a spot, contact Kerri at 321-567-3804 or kerri.lubeski@titusville.com.

The annual Holiday Artisan Market brings local art and gift-ready creations together in an indoor setting, featuring distinctive pieces available to purchase from ten artisans. Attendees can also enter raffles with a variety of baskets. More information about the featured artists will be shared leading up to the event.

The 8th Annual Brevard Children's Business Fair is a hands-on marketplace where young entrepreneurs ages 6 to 17 launch and run their own businesses. Attendees can see them put business principles into practice, express creativity, and build confidence in a real selling environment. With 125 youth vendor spots, it is presented as the county’s longest-running and largest kids’ fair. Every booth is operated by kids, with no adult vendors, food trucks, or bouncy houses, so the spotlight stays on their hard work. Shoppers can browse offerings that may include home decor, bakery and confectionery items, beverages, jewelry, art, toys and games, flowers, plants and trees, gourmet pet foods and treats, specialty foods, and clothing and accessories. Free admission is offered. Participants who excel in presentation and execution may earn cash prizes. Hosted at The Avenue Viera, with support from Champion of Youth Entrepreneurship sponsors Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy and W+J Construction, Innovator sponsors Oxen Free Financial and Viera Pediatric Dentistry, Friends of the Fair Southeast Petro and Stellar Paver Sealing, and in-kind and community supporters Your Logo Geiger, Constance Taddie Photography, 28 North Gastro Pub, Rock River Creative, Acton Academy, Junior Achievement Space Coast, Destination Brevard, Next Great Adventure, Space Coast Chamber of Commerce, Brevard County Libraries, Thrive Local, EGAD, Charlie’s Comic Con Events, and Florida Institute of Technology.

This benefit event brings together top line dance instructors Michelle Neese, Betsy Glasenapp, Trevor Thornton, Brandon Zahorsky, Lisa Johns-Gross, and Larry Bass for lessons designed for all experience levels. Lunch is included. Later, the celebration features open dancing with a live DJ. Fundraising activities include raffles, 50/50 drawings, prizes, and a silent auction with items available for bidding. Proceeds support Space Coast Discovery, a nonprofit school that educates children with special needs, helping to purchase educational programs and classroom supplies.

Experience holiday entertaining at America’s Antique Mall with a cozy cookoff that blends vintage charm with seasonal sparkle. Explore timeless serveware and vintage cookware for a standout table, browse quilts and afghans that add warmth to any gathering, discover a Blind Date with a Book for a fun surprise, and find décor to brighten every corner. Vendors will offer samples of festive soups, teas, and sweet treats, creating a relaxed sip and shop atmosphere filled with seasonal flavors and finds.

Experience the aloha spirit at the fourth annual luau from Sober Surfers International at Paradise Beach. Families and friends can enjoy live Aloha hula performances, tasty food, local vendors, prize giveaways, and beach activities for all ages. Vendor spaces are available, and volunteers are welcome to support this community-focused celebration.

Kids can spend an evening at McLarty Park Community Center filled with crafts, games, and a PG-rated movie, with cheese pizza and juice for dinner. This program is for ages 5 to 12. The fee is $13.12 for the first child and $11.12 for each additional child. For more information or to register, call (321) 633-1870.

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

This year features a disco theme for a half marathon and a 10k in Cocoa Beach, Florida. The course follows the Jimmy Buffett Memorial Highway A1A and continues through Cocoa Beach, giving participants a lively setting for either distance.

Explore Turkey Creek Sanctuary on a free, family-friendly guided walk led by a Park Ranger. The route follows portions of the boardwalk and a mix of trails while highlighting plants and wildlife commonly found in the sanctuary. Expect an easy to moderate outing covering about 1 to 1.5 miles on mostly sandy paths with a few wet spots. Dress for trail conditions and wear sturdy tennis shoes or boots. Helpful items include sunscreen, insect repellent, plenty of water, snacks, binoculars, and a hat, and field guides to Florida’s flora and fauna are welcome. Meet at the sanctuary Nature Center at the start of the walk. Tours are offered weather permitting and do not run on holidays. To sign up, call the Nature Center at (321) 676-6690. This program is free and open to all ages.

Olivia Rodrigo performs live at the Kia Center in Orlando, Florida for a two-night run. This concert offers two opportunities to see the artist on stage.

A Jack White performance at Hard Rock Live Orlando features a phone-free setup that focuses on being present. When you arrive, staff will place your phone in a small locking pouch that stays with you. If you need to use it for any reason, go to clearly marked areas in the lobby or concourse where you can unlock the pouch, then secure it again before returning to the show. Because some points of sale may be cashless, bringing a physical credit card is recommended. For social sharing, the tour photographer will release photos and video after the show so you can download and repost through official channels. The phone-free policy is mandatory and intended to enhance the experience for everyone. Ticket access includes a public onsale as well as Live Nation, Spotify, Vault, and fan presales.

The Barefoot Bay Little Theater Club offers a welcoming monthly meeting that opens with club business and wraps up with fun. This edition centers on a FRIENDSGIVING theme, with time for laughter, fellowship, and a touch of theater magic. Updates specific to this meeting will be shared in the event discussion as it gets closer.

An all-ages, family friendly evening of drag racing at Orlando Speed World Dragway. Drivers are welcome to test and tune a wide range of vehicles, including trucks, minivans, cars, motorcycles, and race cars. Spectators can watch passes down the strip while enjoying food and drinks from the OSW Cafe. General admission is $20 and racer admission is $30. Children under 10 get in free. The adrenaline is free too.

The Steepwater Band brings a powerful blend of rock and blues to Heidi’s Jazz Club, channeling Chicago roots and years of road-tested experience since 1998. Their set leans into raw grooves, honest storytelling, and a lived-in swagger that turns hard times into sing-along release, with a deep catalog that balances grit and heart. Seating is first come, first served, and staff will strive to accommodate table preferences. If the show sells out, communal seating may be used. To reserve a private table for your group, purchase four or more tickets in a single transaction. Dress code is smart casual, and regular tickets carry a $20 minimum per person. Seats may be released if your full party is not present promptly, and late arrivals may be directed to bar seating.

An enduring seasonal tradition returns with a concert crafted by Grammy Award winner Chip Davis. Fifteen musicians perform Mannheim Steamroller’s holiday favorites on more than twenty instruments, presented with vivid multimedia effects that light up the stage. The result is a celebration of the season that feels immersive and intimate, carrying forward a legacy enjoyed for over forty years.

UCF Knights women’s basketball faces the Stetson Hatters at Addition Financial Arena in Orlando. This collegiate matchup brings women’s hoops to the arena floor. General ticket sales are noted for this event.

At the UF/IFAS Extension office, this instructional session helps you learn ways to preserve food at home. It provides straightforward guidance for those interested in home food preservation.

The opening night of The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping takes place at Regal Cinemas and puts the focus on Haymitch and his story. It is a kickoff for this installment with an emphasis on his journey.

At Space Coast Association of Realtors, a festive Friendsgiving-themed evening combines a potluck dinner with easygoing bunco tables. Turkey and ham will be provided, and attendees are encouraged to bring a favorite side, dessert, or beverage to share, with a sign up sheet for dishes available closer to the event. Bunco games welcome every skill level, so no prior experience is required. Expect relaxed networking, plenty of laughs, friendly competition, and fun prizes with bragging rights. Participants are invited to arrive with an appetite, a shareable dish, and a competitive spirit for a warm night of food, connection, and dice rolling.

This month the book club plans a movie outing to watch the adaptation of Sunrise on the Reaping by Suzanne Collins together. Ticket purchases will be coordinated closer to the event. The film is expected to release the next day, and there are often showings the night before, so the organizer will confirm availability and update the schedule if needed.

Experience the pulse of jazz as student ensembles from the Valencia College Music Department perform a vibrant program of classic favorites and contemporary selections. The concert spotlights the artistry of collaboration and improvisation, celebrating the tradition of the genre through energetic live performance. Admission is free and open to everyone.

Celebrate plant-based living with a yoga-focused event that centers on health and wellness, includes presentations from knowledgeable speakers, and offers plant-based food plus eco-conscious shopping. In addition to yoga and talks, spend time at the beach or set out on a hike, with other activities available as well.

This BFA exhibition brings together senior undergraduate artists working in book arts, ceramics, drawing, animation, illustration, painting, photography, printmaking, and sculpture. It highlights their research and artistic practice, presenting a range of media and perspectives in a single showcase.

Live music by Greggie and the Jets captures the feel of a 1970s-era Elton John show. A variety of food trucks will be available to satisfy your hunger.

Poker fans can take a seat at the monthly Kiwanis poker tournament at Stoneybrook Fitness Center for a friendly Texas Hold’em competition that supports a charitable cause. All experience levels are welcome. Entry is a $30 donation, with top prizes of $300 and $100. Players must be 18 or older to participate and 21 or older to drink. Beer, wine, soda, water, and snacks are provided. Bring cans of tuna to donate and get extra chips.

Orlando Speed World Dragway presents an open Test and Tune drag racing night where trucks, minivans, street cars, motorcycles, and dedicated race cars are welcome to make passes down the strip. Spectators can take in a family friendly scene suitable for all ages, with plenty of on-track action and refreshments available from the OSW Cafe. General admission is $20, racer entry is $30, and children under 10 are admitted free. First-timers can get comfortable with the basics through the track’s How to Drag Race 101 video.

Adam Sean brings the full band to Grills Riverside for a performance filled with variety favorites. Attendees are welcome to make song requests that help shape the set. The focus is on having fun and keeping the good times rolling.

Pat Barrett brings the I’ve Got A Fire Tour to Coastline Community Church in Indian Harbour Beach in the Melbourne area of Florida. This worship focused concert draws from his newest album and features songs such as I’ve Got A Fire, Praise The Lord Forever, Break Open, and Always On Time, along with favorites like Build My Life and Good Good Father. A VIP pre show experience, early entry, and general admission are noted by the organizer. Tickets are on sale through the official ticketing outlet. Third party resales are not permitted on TPR event pages, and purchases from unofficial sellers are not guaranteed or supported, which can limit access to event updates and assistance.

Southern Legacy takes the stage at JT’s Bluegrass Concert Series in Titusville, a long running showcase that has presented bluegrass music for 19 years. This event centers on music and fellowship, welcoming both familiar faces and first timers. The performance takes place at Shepherd’s Hall and highlights the community spirit that has sustained the series.

The Stella Vees bring their award winning touring blues sound to Heidi’s Jazz Club, led by a lineup that includes three members recognized by the Blues Hall of Fame. Known across the blues circuit for a broad song list, the band mixes original material with blues, R&B, and funk. The group features Jason Lockwood on guitar and vocals, Bill Dean on Hammond organ and piano, Tim Dennison on bass, and Steve Parrish on drums. Dress code is Smart Casual.

Dragonforce brings the Inhuman Rampage 20th Anniversary Tour to House of Blues in Orlando. The band marks two decades of Inhuman Rampage with a performance at this venue.

Now in its 11th year, the Child First Golf Tournament takes place at Indian River Colony Club for a day on the course in support of children and relative caregivers in Brevard County. The registration fee covers entry into the tournament and includes access to a putting contest, a hole in one contest, and lunch. All proceeds benefit GRG of Brevard programs that aim to reduce the number of children entering foster care by providing advocacy, support, and referral services to relative care families throughout Brevard County. If weather prevents the event from taking place, a new date will be coordinated with Indian River Colony Club if possible. This is a charitable event and refunds are not available.

At The Rosen at Shingle Creek, The Health & Healing Expo by Documenting Hope offers a two-day immersive conference paired with an experiential expo focused on practical ways to restore and sustain vibrant health. The program reflects a growing movement to look beyond symptom management by addressing root causes, exploring the interplay of gut, brain, and immune function, considering environmental and lifestyle influences, and tailoring care through integrative, personalized approaches. Rather than piecing together information from many sources, participants can find these perspectives gathered in one place. Expect opportunities to learn directly from people working in these fields, see how different methods complement one another, and engage in conversations that go deeper than the basics. Professionals can discover new tools to enhance their practice, while parents and individuals can gain clarity and direction for next steps. For anyone navigating a complex wellness landscape, this setting offers a clear path to understanding and connection. Early-bird pricing is available for a limited time. Arrive curious and leave feeling more connected and informed.

Set your sights on the USSSA Space Coast Complex for a new draft-style softball experience with a space mission vibe. Athletes come together for a day focused on softball, competition, teamwork, and memorable moments. Participants register individually and are placed into newly formed crews before the action begins. The countdown builds toward a mission where collaboration guides every play.

Celebrate Friendsgiving on the water with a ride that departs from Parrish Park Launch Location and travels along the Banana River to Greater Bird Island. The day focuses on time together, sand, skis, and shared food. Turkeys and other food will be provided for riders, and participants are welcome to bring a side dish or dessert to share. Bringing a dish or drink is optional. Chairs or a picnic blanket are recommended for relaxing between rides. It is a chance to enjoy friendship, good food, and the JRN community on the water.

The event takes place at Pielock Dog Park in Viera East.

A baking class focused on creating a layered apple and caramel cake inspired by harvest flavors.

A drag racing event dedicated exclusively to vehicles on slicks and drag radials. Street tires are not permitted. The racing surface will be prepped for record-chasing passes, giving racers a chance to dial in their setups and pursue personal bests at a track known for standout runs. Admission is $100 for a tech card and driver, $15 for general admission and crew, and children 10 and under are free. For more information call or text (407) 419-6487.

Jingle Eve ushers in Orlando’s holiday season with an annual celebration that has been going strong for more than 20 years. Festivities extend along Orange Avenue and Virginia Drive and into Gaston Edwards Park, welcoming families and adults with beer gardens, music, local artisans, food trucks, a children’s holiday village, and special promotions from Ivanhoe Village retailers, restaurants, and bars. The night concludes with fireworks over Lake Ivanhoe. Most activities are free, with a premium 12 Wines of Christmas walk requiring a ticket.

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

Little Bugs Learning Lab invites young explorers ages 6 to 12 to dig into gardening and nature through a monthly, hands-on experience. Each session blends learning and play with hands-on demonstrations, engaging games, outdoor exploration, and a creative craft to take home. Participants discover the insects that support healthy gardens, explore plant and animal life cycles, and investigate how ecosystems work while building curiosity, teamwork, and a deeper connection to the natural world. This event is for children ages 6 to 12 only. The cost is $15 per child and $12 for each additional sibling. Parents may drop children off for the full session. Each attending child needs a ticket. Space is limited and advance reservations are required. Children under the required age will be refunded automatically.

An annual Friendsgiving cruise sails aboard Royal Caribbean’s Star of the Seas from Port Canaveral, Florida, with an itinerary that includes two days at sea and visits to Costa Maya, Roatán, Cozumel, and Perfect Day at CocoCay. CocoCay offers private island fun with water parks, beaches, and a variety of excursions, while the ports of Costa Maya, Roatán, and Cozumel present opportunities for snorkeling, exploring ruins, and experiencing local culture. This sailing takes place on an Icon class ship with plenty of onboard amenities to enjoy during the sea days. A block of eight interior staterooms is reserved together on Deck 11 on the port side forward for double occupancy, rooms 11429 through 11436, listed at $4,232.84 per room. Upgrade options include an Interior Infinite Balcony at $6,135 for four guests and an Ocean Infinite Balcony at $7,055 for four guests. Group number 7228990 is associated with this cruise, and FlexPay is available for easy scheduled payments.

Professor Brian Cox brings his new world tour, Emergence, to the King Center for the Performing Arts. After sharing his hit show Horizons with almost half a million people around the globe, he returns with a live experience that pushes even further into big ideas from cosmology, biology, philosophy, and history. Created in collaboration with scientists, musicians, filmmakers, and graphic artists, the show presents sweeping visuals on massive, state-of-the-art LED screens and pairs them with high-end sound and lighting for an immersive experience. Drawing on more than 15 years presenting acclaimed BBC science programs, from Wonders of the Solar System, which received a Peabody Award, to the international series The Planets, Brian aims to spark curiosity and leave audiences with fresh perspectives, whether they are drawn to science, music, history, or the beauty of nature.

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

Thanksgiving Eve turns into a pre-holiday party at Graham’s Beach Grill as Lucy’s Fur Baby brings a high-energy set spanning rock from the 1980s through the 2000s and beyond. The show rolls through three hours of anthems with plenty of singing, dancing, bubbles, and the playful LFB shenanigans fans expect. It is a lighthearted way to cut loose before the holiday, serving up a cheeky feast of rock and roll.

This family friendly drag racing event at Orlando Speed World Dragway offers a welcoming setting for all ages. Watch trucks, minivans, cars, motorcycles, and race cars make passes while you grab food and drinks from the OSW Cafe. All Test-n-Tune participants are welcome. General admission is $20, racer admission is $30, and children under 10 are admitted free.